United States Stands Against Belgian Debt Split Plan
Washington reports that the United States will not recognize any difference between pre and post war Belgian debts. Kellogg and Mellon insist the entire debt must be lumped for funding, including pre armistice sums totaling about 171.8 million, plus interest, with Congress needed for approval. Belgium seeks to repudiate pre war debt but faces a firm US stance and potential policy changes only if full collection proves impossible.
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National News Service
Washington
United States
Brussels
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Baron de Cartier
Belgium
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Debt Funding Commission
Congress
Riselng
What Did You See A storm battered Blaine Wallace area diary
Post storm scene on Wallace avenue and Blaine street shows blocked response areas with five to six truckloads of dead branches piling along Blaine at the Wallace intersection. Rain drenched downtown streets flood as autos plow through torrents while children wade in flooded gates. A nurse? clinic and several attorneys gossip outside offices. A flivver stands inspected by auto admirers, a veterinarian guides treatment by phone as cows require care. A college boy practices Greek on a foreign shoeshiner, noting the mix of daily life after the storm.
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Smit
Wallace Avenue
Blaine Street
Fiesener
Blaine
Wallace’ S Avenue
Boon
ML Street
Lawrence Club Opens New Club House
The Lawrence club members held a meeting to open their new club house and express thanks to the building committee and directorate. A waiting list will be created for access, and a “Ladies' Night” will welcome wives and friends. The event is set for Tuesday, July 14.
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Lawrence Club
Qrartara
Ériso
Coolidge Opens Hard Tax Campaign on Incomes
President Coolidge presses a rigid campaign on income taxes arguing for a 25 percent top rate. He says reducing the higher brackets will boost prosperity, create jobs, and raise wages for small taxpayers. The administration notes a two child family earning $5000 pays about $35 yearly in tax, stressing that keeping earnings high matters more than small changes in rates.
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Para One
Britain views with disdain Kellogs plan
London report says Britain opposes giving up extraterritorial rights in China. Foreign Minister Chamberlain told the House of Commons that Britain is not prepared to renounce these privileges, while denying conflict with American Secretary Kellogg over possible conference on China’s treaties.
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International Nova Service
London
Great Britain
China
House of Commons
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Kellogg
United States
Britain
Third Brother In Family Feels Wrath Of Gunmen
Tony Genna, brother of Mike and Angelo Genna slain in beer war feuds, lies seriously wounded in a Chicago hospital after being shot on a South Side street by two attackers who fled. Police attribute the attack to the O Banion gang as a new phase in the gang war.
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International News Service
Chicago
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Mike
Angelo
O'Banion
Genna
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Rain floods New Castle streets after Tuesday downpour
A heavy Tuesday afternoon rain overwhelmed New Castle street levels with water across downtown. Streetcars and cars faced slick conditions as spray flew 15 to 20 feet. no serious damage or lightning accompanied the storm.
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New Castle
Scopes Voices On Coming Trial In Evolution Case
Scopes argues the anti-evolution law is unconstitutional and warns it would infringe religious freedom and property rights. He says the law opens wedges to force majority will on education and could destroy science in public schools.
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Eod
Scopes
Dayton Awaits Arrival of Noted Persons at Trial
Dayton readies for theScopes trial with hundreds of visitors expected eclipsing a hot dog vendor and a new evolution display in Market Street. John T. Scopes Sr visits Tennessee for the first time as son Scopes departs for Chattanooga to meet his father. A hitching rack near the courthouse will accommodate about 20 “mountain Fords” as crowds gather.
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Chattanooga
Thomas Scopes
Paducah
Tennessee
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Market Street
Hera
New Minister Signals on Peace Plan in Far East
The new minister voices cautious support for a peace plan while Secretary Kellogg resists dragging powers into a Chinese conference. Britain views the Peking regime as unable to promise international commitments, citing central government weakness as fueling recent disorders.
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Kellogg
China
Far East
Stera Department
Peking
Fast Side Team To Meet Tonight
East Side Cardinals plan a meeting tonight to discuss baseball matters. They are set to face Lawrence Cuba at Lawrence field Thursday, and next week they play the Colored Star Juniors at Lehigh grounds.
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East Side Cardinals
Cardinals
Lawrence Field
Lehigh Srownds
Building Permits Reported For Various Structures
Permit entries list properties on South Mill street and Farn street, including storeroom at 725 South Mill, garage at 404 Farn, garage at 614 West Washing ston, cement shop at 1202 South Mill, and service station on West Grant. Names J Po Quitna A KK Nader J G Kine appear as applicants or owners.
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South Mill Street
J. Po Quitna
Farn Street
John Maher
West Washingston Street
A, KK
Nader
J. G. Kine
Faireet
West Grant
Ten Thousand Gallons Of Oil Used On Streets To Keep Dust Down
New Castle residents spend over 1300 dollars yearly on oiling unimproved streets using more than 10 000 gallons to curb dust. Citizens oil sections along Laurel boulevard near the school, with about 20 other dirt streets also oiled. Oil is bought from various refiners and sprinkled by fans. one drum 110 gallons covers about 80 feet of an 80 foot road the first season. Winter freezing requires re-oiling in spring, using slightly more than half the initial amount. Road oil costs about one sixth of engine oil. one local company has sold 6000 gallons to 12 nearby sections. Eastbrook also oils streets and residents improvise a hole-pipe device attached to a Ford truck to spray oil.
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New Castle
Rome
Angina
Eastbrook
Rum Raiders Loose After Fatal California Shootout
Federal agents and state and local officers pursue rum runners and hijackers fleeing in a cream colored motor car after a gun battle near Moss Landing. Deputies were killed and officers wounded, as investigators question four suspects and seize vehicles amid a wide 200 mile hunt across Monterey and Salinas regions.
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International Newan Service
San Francisco
Cal
Monterey County
Sherif N. H. Rader
W. A. Qyer
Henry Idvingston
Prohibition
Moss Landing
Fred
Livingston
Rader
Thias
Salinas
Reading Police Seek Pension Fund Plan
In Reading on July meeting, police chief Toombera and board members of the Fraternal Order of Police with city officials laid groundwork for a police pension fund. Funds raised exceed 15,000 toward the 350,000 goal. council tentatively may allocate 10,000 in next year’s budget. J Stanley Giles named finance committee chairman to lead the fundraising campaign.
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J. Stanley Giles
Beautiful Follies Girl Shoots Husband in Jealous Stabbing Scandal
Edith Park ar stage name dancer Mrs Davis shot her husband at a stag dinner. He remained in serious condition as police pursued the motive, noting rumors of another woman. The wife refused to discuss the case, claiming she would speak only after her husband’s prognosis.
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Edith Parkar
Davin
Davia
Oklahoma
Deaths Of The Day Mrs Ross and Mrs Hogue
Two local women died in July leaving families and graveside plans. Mrs Rose Ross of Taylor Sired aged 25 died July 7 at New Castle Hospital after an illness. funeral at St Vitus church then St Vitus cemetery. Mrs Jillian Hogue of Shenango township aged 37 died July 9 after illness. survived by husband Charles B Hogue and step son Earl, two sisters and a brother. funeral at her residence with burial in Greenwood Methodist cemetery.
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Shanangs Township
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Shamokin Ousts Chief Of Police And Two Officers
Shamokin Pa July 8 Chief of Police R D Zimmerman and Patrolman Dill plane were dismissed from the Shamokin Police force after a borough council investigation into alleged charges they made a split of funds from confiscated slat machines. District Attorney Baker said he would launch a further probe of graft in the police department. Zimmerman had been a former chief of the Six County Firemen's association and a borough council member in another town.
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International News Service
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R. D. Zimmerman
Dilipiane
Pennsylvara
Dillplane
Baker
Northumberland County
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Six County Firemen’s Association
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Christy Mathewson Critically Ill at Saranac Lake Home
The Syracuse Telegram reports Christy Mathewson, president of the Boston Braves, is seriously ill at his Saranac Lake home after contracting a severe cold on a Braves training trip. The illness has weakened him and forced his return there for rest.
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International Ews Service
SYRA
Croton Avenue May Be Open To Traffic Tonight
Croton avenue in New Castle may reopen to vehicular traffic tonight as asphalt is poured over finished brick paving. The project, long debated, was approved after city council and P O Electric company officials settled cost sharing. Woods and Golder led the repaving contract, started at Croton school, with traffic diverted during work. Total cost, including special work and new equipment, is about 166,004.
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Golder
R. O N. Graham
P O Electric Company
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PO Company
American Bishop Meets Domergue in Paris Meeting
Right Rev James Henry Darlington Episcopal Bishop of Harrisburg Pa was received at noon today by President Doumergue in Paris The president and the American prelate held a long conversation about affairs of mutual interest and the church and state relations in the two countries
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International News Service
Paris
James Henry Darlington
Harrisburg
Presiden Doumergue
Discover Baby's Body In River
An infant dressed in fine clothing was found floating in the Monongahela River at Munhall today. The sighting was reported from Pittsburgh area sources as investigators began assessing the tragic discovery.
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Pittsburgh
Hoss
Monongahela River
Munhall
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