Cuno Resigns as German Cabinet Faces Change
Chancellor Cuno handed President Ebert his resignation but was not accepted. Ebert met with cabinet and Reichstag leaders amid talks seen as signaling the Cuno ministry’s retirement within 48 hours. A Stresemann led coalition was expected to form with United Socialists and Three Burgiose parties.
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Cuno Ministry Tottering to Be Succeeded by Coalition Regime
Paris based dispatch reports Berlin foresees early downfall of the Cuno cabinet and a new coalition open to direct talks with France. In Germany large scale rioting surrounds major industrial plants amid food shortages money strain and wage disputes.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Berlin
France
Reich
Berlin Quiet Amid Crowds as Ebert Attends Ceremony
In Berlin the constitution day ceremony at the Reichstag proceeded under strong police and troop protection as crowds filled Unter den Linden. Across town clashes between striking workers and peasants in Aix La Chapelle left eleven dead and many wounded after foiled attempts to seize food supplies.
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Aix la Chappelle
Pressure Brought to Get Coolidge to Call Session of Congress
President Coolidge returns to his offices from Marion as advocates urge an extra session to speed farm market legislation and resolve the coal question. Supporters push for action while opponents doubt any gains from a special session.
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Coolidge
Session of Congress
Washington
Marion
Palmer to launch governor bid with platform next week
J G Palmer former judge of the twelfth Louisiana district arrived from a Galveston vacation and said he will announce his campaign and platform within a week or ten days He will not discuss campaign issues yet and has two speaking invitations in south Louisiana a rally at La Place on Aug 26 and a cotton carnival at Opelousas on Sept 1 He plans to confer with Julius T Long and other leaders before launching his bid.
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J. G. Palmer
Louisiana Judicial District
Galveston
Texas
Judge Palmer
Louisiana
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Opelousas
Palmer
Julius T. Long
Winn Parish
Huey P. Long
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Hamburg port strike widens with protests and plant closures
Aug 11 report says Hamburg and surrounding yards face a rapidly growing strike as many plants close and streets fill with demonstrators bearing red flags. Workers demand higher wages and protest non payment by employers who cite bank currency shortages. Berlin caucus withdraws confidence from Cuno government with expectant resignation before midnight.
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Cuno
Coolidge Returns to Washington to Form Policy
President Coolidge returns to Washington from Marion after attending President Harding's funeral. He begins shaping his administration's policies and will soon consider selecting a new secretary to the president, with names like Edward T. Clark and Benjamin F. Felt discussed.
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Washington
Coolidge
Marion
Harding
New Willard Hotel
George E. Christian, Jr
Edward T. Clark
Benjamin F. Felt
Post
Frank W. Stearns
Boston
Sawyer
J. F. Coupal
British win Cup in six meter yacht racing
In Cowes on August 11 Great Britain clinched the British American Cup in six meter yacht racing, defeating the American challenger to claim the trophy.
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Associated Press
Cowes
Isle of Wight
Great Britain Today
Salvation Army to Serve Coffee and Doughnuts to Buddies
Salvation Army units from Dallas will arrive in Monroe to serve coffee and doughnuts to Legion members on August 15 16 and 17. Lieutenant Colonel A Wood says workers will provide refreshments and the gospel for those who want it, matching wartime help.
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Salvation Army
Monroe
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France
Martial law possible in Tulsa after latest riot
Tulsa faced a threat of martial law as a kidnapping and flogging last night prompted Governor Walton to consider county military rule. Nathan Hantman, described as Jewish, was abducted near the police station, lashed with a whip, and left seriously injured after police reportedly searched a rooming house and later released him.
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Walton
Moran
Okmulgee County
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A. and L. M. Railroad Plans New Freight Station
The A. and L. M. Railroad Company has acquired ground on Ninth Street to add a track and replace its old Monroe station with a modern two story building. The new facility will double freight capacity and improve hauling and storage. The firm paid Guachila Iron Works $1,000 for the land strip.
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American draft evader Bergdoll in Germany murders rival
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, famed draft evader, shot and killed one man and wounded another during a kidnapping attempt at his hotel in Eberbach Baden. Two accomplices, posing as Americans, were arrested outside after a tense confrontation. The incident follows Bergdoll’s long history of escapes from U.S. custody and pursuit by authorities.
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Grover Cleveland
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Leavenworth
Emma Bergdoll
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Protests Are Dismissed in Amers and Danforth Case
Ban Johnson rejects the protest by Manager Mack of the Philadelphia Americans over Danforth in the first game of the Philadelphia St Louis doubleheader. Danforth was ejected for tampering with the ball during the August 1 contest.
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Chicago
Mack
Philadelphia Americans
Danforth
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Ban Johnson
Cotton Market Rises Four Dollars Per Bale on Dry Texas Outlook
Dry weather in Texas spurs a four dollar per bale rise in the cotton market this morning. October and December futures climb to 23.80 amid government reports of crop deterioration and a potential four million bale limit. Boll weevil damage also weighs on the eastern belt prospects.
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New York
Texas
Pigeons Remain Key Wartime Intelligence Messengers
Washington reports that carrier pigeons still play a crucial role in military communications. The U S Army operates about 1400 birds along the Mexican border Hawaii the Canal Zone and at 22 posts. About 50 pigeons are fed daily in the Philippines and 400 at Camp Vill New Jersey await service in the field where they have proven valuable.
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Canal Zone
Philippines
Camp Vail
New Jersey
Marion Ohio Marks End of Harding Era and Quiet Return
Marion residents returned to routine after yesterday's national mourning for Warren G Harding. The city reflected on the late president as a quiet editor who became leader. A mausoleum plan and the shift of public attention to Northampton Massachusetts follow the funeral.
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Mass
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