President Harding Voices hope for world disarmament at Plymouth Rock
President Harding told New England pilgrims at Plymouth Rock that world freedom can come through reduced arms and fewer war causes. The crowd cheered the president and key officials as he urged balance between national strength and international cooperation amid disarmament conference expectations.
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Boyden R. Sparkes
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Mass
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Goolidge
Senator Lodge
Clarence R. Edwards
Weeks
Cox
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United States
Washington
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Work of Making White House White Is Begun
Washington August 1 Hardings absence prompts swift repainting of the White House and executive offices. Scaffolding around the porte cochere signals the start of a full two week project to apply the first coat in two years. Sections of the grounds and porte cochere will be adjusted to improve motor traffic flow and access.
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Tribune
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Plot to Extort Soviet Agent Leads to $5,000 Bail for Clerk
Italian immigrant Jacques Cibrario, 32, linked to a $136,000 extortion and fraud scheme involving the Soviet government, was arrested with three friends after a chase through Broadway. Clerk Spencer, 25, held on $10,000 bail after a night-time arrest at the Criminal Courts Building. The case centers on alleged larceny of $136,000 with claims of $1,000,000 deposited for the Soviet, funds allegedly to be used for motion picture equipment shipment to Russia.
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Ibrario
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Cibraino
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West Fortieth Street
Miss Weiss
National City Bank
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Cibrario
Russia
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Worehouse
Lading
Herman Joseph
Ralph Wolf
Bedell Confronts Extortion Duo After Baltimore Meeting
Bedell of Baltimore says he met Spencer weeks earlier and was coaxed to his apartment where he was held captive to raise ten thousand dollars. Four men allegedly forced him to wire his parents for five thousand nonrefundable to a Western Union office. Bedell escaped after a chase with Patrolman McAvoy, and Spencer was arrested at the West Eightieth Street station. no gun was found. He faces arraignment today.
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E d Chambers
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Bedell
Baltimore
Spencer
Western Union
West Forty-first Street
Broadway
Vorty-first Street
McAvoy
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West Eightieth Street
Strikes and Mutinies Shake Spain After Morocco Loss
A wave of mutinies, strikes, and riots sweeps Spain as authorities rush troops to Morocco following a decisive defeat. Reports say thousands of soldiers, some prisoners from Morocco, are in the mountains while mutiny spreads from Bilbao to Barcelona with police and workers backing the unrest. Casualties run high, with estimates around 10,000, and rifles lost, signaling a deep interior crisis and potential collapse of Spanish control in Africa.
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Morocco
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Barcelona
Sylvestre
France
Arma
Hoover Opens Ousting of Relief Aid in Russia Controversy
Secretary of Commerce Hoover moves to aid starving Russians, directing Walter Lyman Brown to Russia to begin relief work. He demands Soviet safety for American prisoners and signals potential continued relief despite diplomatic tensions. State Department notes Soviet status is non-existent.
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Tay
Tammany delays mayor slate as Hylan risk sparks caution
Tammany Hall leaders met at Murphys private room to weigh the fate of the Bronx ticket and the Mayor amid Hylan removal risks and Hearst insistence on Hylan’s renomination. Moran and other Bronx figures face pressure to avoid Bronx candidacies while Manhattan would supply the acting mayor if needed. The comptroller race pits Craig Knott and Smith as several candidates vie.
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Supreme Court
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Henry Smith
Charles F. Murphy
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County Committee
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Tswaminy Hall
William PF. Grell
Manhean
Edward P Doyle
Is & Fe
Rane
Charles FP. Murphy
Elmonico’s
Death Takes Steerer's Hand From Auto Wheel
Jurns, sixty four, of 31 Alem Street Newark, N J, died yesterday from heart failure while driving a car on South Orange Avenue South Orange. The vehicle zig zagged then swerved onto a sidewalk crashing into a trolley pole. Two Sisters of St Marys Convent narrowly avoided the machine as it jumped the curb. Local workers and Dr. Demarest and Dr. Brian confirmed heart failure as the cause.
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First Presbyterian Church
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E. L. Demarest
Pr. Wiliam PF. Brian
Graft Allegations Hit Hylan Regime in Probe
Senator Meyer announced public hearings next week at City Hall by the legislative investigation into the Mearst Hylan and Tammany regime. He cited graft extortion and crime, naming the Police Department as a likely first target. The probe has already examined major city departments amid claims of widespread corruption.
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Tighe
Mayer
Poleeman
Pollce
New Yorker Plans Polar Flight to Norway Next Month
Edwin Pairfax Naulty of New York announced a trans polar night flight from Point Barrow Alaska to Spitsbergen and the North Cape Norway for September. The trip aims to scientific observation of ocean air and ice currents and tests a new commerce route with a Seattle start and staged stops along the Alaskan coast.
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Nome
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Natlty
Five to Advise Hays on Better Service Here
Postmaster General Hays announced steps to improve the postal system in New York City. He formed an advisory group of five prominent New Yorkers Michael Friedham Clarence H Kelsey Darwin P Kingsley William Fellowes Marcan and former Governor Alfred E. Smith to assist without pay. The panel will study congressional recommendations to widen facilities and enhance city service and will meet at Quarantine Point and Waldorf discussions. The Quarantine transfer of incoming ocean mail to the post office is to be restored and harbor boat service resumed to move mail from ships to piers for rapid distribution nationwide.
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New York
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B. Altman & Co
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Halvor Steinerson
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W. I. Glover
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Brooklyn
Jersey
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Pennsylvania
West Shore
Calder's Support Gathers For Curran in Mayor Race
National Republican Club leaders meet after a lengthy conference naming Henry H Curran for Mayor and Charles Lockwood for Comptroller. Aimed at uniting anti Tammany forces, the group expects quick action at the Hotel Commodore and ministers to press for a merged fusion ticket with Calder, Hilles, Lyons and others in attendance. Supporters anticipate minimal primary opposition once the Kings County line solidifies backing for Lockwood.
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Charles ©. Lockwood
National Republcan Club
Commodore
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Board of Aldermen
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Port of
New York
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Plymouth
Mass
William M. Calder
Lockwood
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Collin TH. Woodward
Charles E. Kleydt
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Thelub
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Senator Lockwood
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Kings County
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Joseph M. Price
Hylan
Tanenany Mall
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Major Curran
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Brat Place
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