British Plan to Be Basis for New Ruhr Move
British note in reply to German reparations communication delivered to Allies. French cabinet to meet. American views sought. British aim to set up an international commission to study Germany’s ability to pay and push for cooperation to recover German industry while reducing occupation in the Ruhr.
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London
Downing Street
Washington
International Commission of Experts
Germany
Britain
France
Ruhr
Russels
Allies to Begin Negotiations in British Reparations Note
Paris dispatch reports the British note on reparations was delivered to the foreign office with secrecy vows. Premier Poincare plans a Villers Cotteret monument address and a French position statement. A dual Allied negotiation will start next week after premiers consult cabinets in Paris and Brussels.
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Associated Press
Paris
Foreign Office
Poincare
Villers- Cotteret
France
M. Poincare
No Extra Session Sought by Harding, Alaska Visit Notes
President Harding shows no intention to call Congress into special session before its December meeting. Brookhart seeks relief measures for farmers, but aides say such actions could hinder recovery. Harding and party travel from Cordova to Sitka for an all day Alaska visit before departure.
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U. S
Henderson
Harding
Congress
Alaska
Brookhart
Iowa
Hutchinson
Kan
British note on reparations delivered to Washington
The British message on reparations sent to the allied pilots reached the Washington government via the American embassy in London. State Department officials said the text would not be released for public display or discussion. The British government urged strict secrecy, so no official announcement is expected.
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Associated P'ress
Washington
Washgton
State Department
London
Vernament
Ralston Gray’s Bath Turns Fatal Gas Leak
In New Orleans on July 21 Ralston A Gray was found unconscious after a towel landed on an untighted gas jet turning on the flame. His wife feared he bathed too long and reported the incident. Doctors revived him but he remained in serious condition at the hospital.
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New Orleans
Ralston A. Gray
President Harding Opposes Called Session in December
Reports say President Harding does not favor a special session of Congress before the December start. Party members back his stance amid ongoing debates within the administration and legislative ranks.
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President Harding
Alaska
Mayor to seek federal action over Ouachita river oil pollution
Mayor Arnold Bernstein plans a Washington trip when Congress convenes to push a bill restricting crude oil discharges into the Ouachita river. Citizens from Monroe report health risks and river disfigurement, urging federal and state officials to stop pollution and protect waters and drinking supplies. Louisiana lawmakers will draft measures for Congress, seeking broader support from other states.
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Arnold Bernstein
Worhington
Arkansas
Ouschita River
Oungchita River
Cond
Monroe
Ouachita
Dernstein
Washington
Tiernstein
Arkansas Conservation Commission
Louisiana
Congress
Invasion of Port Arthur Called Off
The I W W invasion of Port Arthur Texas has been definitively called off. Three members of the advance guard who arrived early in the week remain as the only presence.
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Associated
Port Arthur
Texas
Warner Bus Driver Denies Auto Collision Charge
D C Warner of Monroe disputed Monroe News-Star reports accusing him of reckless driving and injuring a child when a parked Ford owned by C Barnum of Selma was struck. He said the July 9 collision with a parked car on Loop road was accidental and brakes failed to stop him. The sentence was suspended pending a rehearing.
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D. C. Warner
Monroe
Charles Schulze
Warner
Echulze
Monroe News-Star
Panama Canal Back In Full Operation After Closure Rumor
Reports in the United States claimed the Panama Canal was closed due to landslides but officials in Panama City announced the canal was in full operation as usual. The Associated Press reported the delay rumors caused surprise before confirmation of normal service.
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Associated Press
Panama City
United States
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Ouachita Jersey Men Entertain Louisiana Breeders Convention
The Louisiana and Ouachita Jersey Cattle Clubs plan a one day convention at Calvert's Well in Ouachita parish next Wednesday from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m The program includes welcomes by Ty Cobb and A H Henderson addresses on a Creamery for Ouachita and Feeding by E W Neasham A barbecue at 12 30 and a 2 o clock business session Monroe Jersey breeders appoint committees for grounds barbecue reception publicity arrangements finance and more
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Louisiana and
Ouachita
J. W. Hubble
Alexandria Creamery Co
E. W. Neasham
Louisiana State University
Louisiana Jersey Cattle Club
Monroe Jersey
Eby
W. W. McDonald
John Filhiol
H. M. McGuire
C. E. Fauntleroy
Ben S. Moore
FE. R. Strahan
J. E. Doughtie
E. D. Harris
W. E. Allen
H. H. Haggard
J. L. McQuiller
Genie Miller Roland
Joe Renwick
O. B. Merton
H. Gladden
Legal action planned over street skating by children
Police and the Juvenile Protective Association will prosecute parents of children who skate on paved streets within the fire district. Probation Officer T L Wright, with Mayor Arnold Bernstein, cited safety concerns and increasing incidents, especially along Washington street, and said authorities will enforce the city ordinance.
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Juvenile Protective Association
T. L. Wright
Arnold Bernstein
Wright
Washington Street
Body of Robin Hood of Mexico Lies in Parral City Hall
Parral Chihuahua July 21 The body of Fraccisco Pancho Villa Robin Hood of Mexico lies in the city hall today as soldiers guard the scene. The article portrays Villa as a legendary figure of Mexican history blending horse sense with fiery impulse.
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Associated Press
Parral
Chihuahua
Mex
Fraccisco Pancho Villa
Robin Hood
Mexico
Regular Brewer Discovered Charge Of Local Officers
A long article details the Parral fighting death of Pancho Villa and allies, with Brigadier General Trillo among the dead. Federal forces pursue seven attackers, three captured, and investigations into Villa's estate and possible deserter or revenge motives proceed. A separate raid on Henry Cooper’s property uncovers a home brewery, prompting legal questions over fate of the beer and pending district attorney ruling.
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Villa
Parral
Long
Guna Juanto Bridge
Miguel Trillo
Rosario Morales
Pancho
Canutillo
Durango
Trillo
E. Martinez
Jimenez
Valle de Allende
Torron
Villa Ranch
Tom Hicks
D. L. Roper
Henry Cooper
Horseshoe Lake
David I. Garrett
New Orleans
Cooper
Dixie Brown
David Garrett
Wanted 100 laborers for carbon factory construction
A classified notice from La. Gas Products Corporation seeks 100 white laborers for carbon factory construction at Dewdrop Station on the A. & L. M. Railway. Company offers ready work, satisfactory accommodations and good board on the premises.
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la. Gas Products Corporation
Dewdrop
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