Debtor nations set to plead next month in debt talks
France faces a strict deadline to pay its 819 million by December and begin partial payments on 40 million, with nondefaulting nations given two to three days to plead their case. Roosevelt officials indicate a limited window to present arguments as London reports ongoing Lausanne reparations talks.
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Tnternational
be_fore
Hoosevelt
France
Ras
Umderstood
Roosevelt
Temple Volsny
Central firemen beautify grounds and flower bed plans
Central firemen start work on a north side flower bed at their building on South Jefferson Street. A berm improvement project is noted along the Highland Heights to New Wilmington highway with stone dumping observed. An alumni reunion and postal rate notes appear amid fragmentary local items.
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Jefferson Ntrvel
Highland ‘Heights
New Wilmington
Daily Weather Report
U S weather statistics for the 25 hour period ending 2 8 o clock this morning. Maximum temperature 89, Minimum 57 with no precipitation. River stage 4.7 feet. Statistics for the same date a year ago show maximum 50, minimum 04 with no precipitation.
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U. S
Lamson arraigned in San Jose murder case
David Lamson appears in San Jose court denying the murder charge in the case involving his wife Allene Lamson. The victim, described as a V A worker, was found shot at their Stanford area home.
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Lamson
David" Lamson
San Jose
Cal
Stanford
University
Seek Kidnapers Near St Paul In Northwest Hunt
International News Service reports authorities acted today in a wide northwest search for abductors of William Hamm, wealthy St Paul brewer president of The Hamm Brewing Company. Reward set at 30000 dollars spurs pursuit of five or six suspects who abducted Hamm after a ransom. Hamm, after a four day ordeal, returned to work and offered information to prosecutor M. P. Kinkead. He identified a man resembling Verne Sankey as a possible kidnapper. Sankey faces previous abduction charges in Denver connected cases.
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International News Service
ST. Faul
William
Northwest
St. Bieiness
Hamm
Harm
Vnto
Theodor:.Hamm Brewing Company
M. P. Kinkead
Verne Sankey
Gan
Bankey
Hasket Bohn
Charles Boettcher
Denver
Herriot Right Admission in Paris Newspaper Note
In Paris June 90 admission if Fuonte “committed a serious error” by refusing December’s front instalment to America. Lore Nouvelle, journal of Herriot’s party, says Herriot was right and notes Wriblingson’s reply to the French note. Herriot was ousted for urging payment.
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Paris
Fuonte
Fiont
America
Entiron
Lore Nouvelle
Herriot
Operations Increase at Leesburg Mines
In Leesburg the coal mines show increased operations amid steel product demand. A reported 1800 tons of Salllot is noted as part of the output, with shifting rates and measures affecting shipments and exports.
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Leesburg
Ates
Fragmentary Message on Economics and Empire Policy
A garbled OCR fragment cites mentions of the TM dollar and pound, elastic measures, French and British warnings to future business, and references to Lenin and empire. The text appears as a disjointed set of quotes and phrases without a coherent narrative or identifiable events.
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Lenin
Statewide vote on agriculture department plan discussed
A fragmented notice references a state wide vote involving the Secretary of Agriculture and an emergency plan. It notes selection and appearance at an upcoming event, with unclear dates and details due to OCR errors.
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Jennaylvani
Agriculture
Three killed in plane crash shocks Hollywood scene
A jury verdict cites a fatal plane crash involving prominent figures in Hollywood. The Hollywood suitor and a French fashion model were among the deceased. Witnesses described gunfire at the bungalow and a dramatic rescue attempt as authorities investigated the scene.
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Hollywood
Wood
Andriéox
McNeils Condition Reported Serious After Self Inflicted Wound
William J. McNeil of 5 Atlantic avenue was found shot near the heart Monday morning and taken to New Castle hospital. Authorities report he remains weak and in serious condition with the bullet puncturing both intestines and a lung, and recovery is judged very unlikely.
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William J. McNeil
Atlantic’ Avenue
New Castle Hospital
Couzens Demands United U S Delegation Policy
Senator James Couzens of Michigan pressed the U S delegation for a definite national or international policy at the world economic conference. He sought unity among American representatives as Cordell Hull met King George at Buckingham Palace, then returned to challenge the delegation at the Geological Museum.
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George BR. Holmes
Geological Museum
London
Cordell Hall
King George
Buckingham Palace
Senate
James Couzens
Michigan
Couzens
United States
Uncle Sam Cash Balance Grows Over One Billion
Washington reports a cash balance of about 1.004 billion dollars as the Treasury plans a large drive to fund public works agriculture and relief programs. Income taxes and customs receipts contribute strongly with June income tax receipts near 104 million and other miscellaneous revenue totaling over 100 million.
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C International News Service
Washington
Treasury
Caliphs Bid Farewell To Howard B Richards
The Caliphs of Bagdad stage a farewell party for Howard B Richards in Birmingham to celebrate his promotion to manager of the water company. The event at the Castleton Hotel featured noise and revelry, with an undercurrent of emotion and a note that those showing it would be asked to leave. The Caliphs and the Order of the Yellow Dogs were formed under Richards and then loosened their grip as the celebration wrapped up.
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Ali Baba
Wis
Castleton
Bagdad
Howard B.richards
Water Company
Birmingham
Alabama
Treser
Mr. Richards
Jim
Fragmentary reminiscence of friendship and memory
The piece reflects on dying and crossing to a new field, noting the comfort of being remembered as a friend. It imagines stomachs swelling with pride at being helpful in work or conflict, and suggests memories outlive worldly value, shining like gold.
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Apol
Amother Field
Tate
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