Oil Men May Help End U S Row With Mexico Today
Washington reports indicate President Obregon’s government may move toward settling long-running Mexican policy disputes with the United States. A conference on the export tax for oil and related property rights is expected to yield a satisfactory arrangement, potentially restoring friendly ties and prompting new negotiations on broader issues. In Berlin the peace treaty with the United States is to be signed tomorrow by German and U S representatives, signaling a restoration of diplomatic relations though broad economic terms await future talks.
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Carter Field
Washington
Obregon
United States
Vorforte Dist
Mexico City
Hughes
Republic
Congress
Mexico
Fee
Sariment
New Constit
Ughes
Exican
Cme
Inryaet
Ortegen
Confiden
Berlin
Germany
Ebert
Ellis Loring Diesel
Friedrich Rosen
Dresel
Freiheit
Feisal Named King as Mesopotamia Emerges New Arab State
Feisal ascends the throne as King of the new Arab state in Mesopotamia. British recognition, delivered by the High Commissioner, accompanies a personal greeting from King George. Churchill outlined plans for a native government and revived cultural links with the old Arab realm.
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Bagdad
Associatti Pressi
Emir Faisal
Hedjar
Raglan
Keer
Fleerey Cox
Felsal
George
Beir Feleal
Byria
Yee
Previpin
Meempoternia
Cpeate Wu Stats
Hested Vint
House of Commann
Spencee Churchil
Churchill
Panama Yields in Trade Dispute with Costa Rica
Washington dispatch reports Panama agrees to accept Costa Rica taking possession of disputed land near Coto. Panama withdraws police to prevent friction as Costa Rica moves in. U S notes reiterate support for the White award and adherence to treaty relations.
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Panama
Costa Rica
Washington
Coto
State Department
Panama City
Price
United
Poscession
Panae
Forcs
Urma
Sage
Harmless Gun No Excuse Unfair Dice Plea Rejected
In Brooklyn Fifth Avenue Court Thomas Irwin faced remarks about a dice game dispute after a hold up. Mad erick Kistenmacher testified a harmless revolver was used and Irwin claimed he sought return of $40 from a craps game. The magistrate held Irwin without bail for grand jury action.
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Thomas Irwin
Fifth Avenue Court
Brooklyn
Maderick Kistenmacher
Geinmar
Kintenmither
Weyiinder
Kintanmacher
Harrison Drops Publicity Plan In Arms Parley
In a Senate debate Senator Harrison of Mississippi withdrew his amendment to the 200000 disarmament conference appropriation that would require full publicity. He may revive the measure later in a resolution, while Senator Lodge criticized secret treaties and press censorship. The appropriation passed as part of the deficiency bill.
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Fromm
the Tribune
Washington Burea
Washington
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Lodge
Senator Lodge
United States
United
Wilson
Paria
Paris
Lowey
Senate Votes 48 Million To Continue Ship Board
The Senate approved a 43.5 million dollar appropriation to sustain Shipping Board operations, amid broader deficit legislation. Only Senators Borah and La Follette opposed. several Democrats supported the measure. A proposed annual report by the board to the President was ruled out of order. Conference with the House awaits.
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Senate
Borah
la Follette
Tribune
Washington Hareau Wasilington
Ta Yollette
Ieusures
Broussard
Cher
Myers
Pomerone
Stusmonsmith
Trammell
Waly
Museauchusetts
Sgnator Trommell
Shipping Board
Allon
Waluries
Millions Lost in Nationwide Fraud Ring Shake Markets
Federal agents exposed a vast swindle led by Charine W. French and John W. Worthington, seizing about 1.6 million dollars in recovered securities amid millions of stolen notes bonds deeds and certificates. Investigations tie the scheme to Worthington's Par Trust Company and French Guaranty Security Trust Company with offices hidden in a tin box. Arrestee J W Davis identified. Edolph E. Kohn and J H Leets confessed as authorities pursue further charges and alleged accomplices across the country.
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Chicago
Charine W. French
John W. Worthington
Department of Justice
Alva W. Harahman
J . W. Davis
Cleveland
Winton Automobile Company
Edolph E. Kohn
American Rubber Company
J. H. Leets
Davis
Trench
French
Pestore
Tibet
Harshman
Worthington
Par Trust Company
Independence
Guaranty Securitien Trust Company
Kansas City
Pacific Trust Company
Day
Guaranty Securities Trust Company
Hursaman
Oho
Midwest Auto Uiles Company
Dayton
Ohio
H. M. Strong Metal Products Gem
Indictments Promised in Federal Liquor Probe in City
Federal investigators launched an extensive probe into bootlegging under the Volstead Act with a special force led by Howard R. Kiroack. The inquiry targets prominent liquor rings, possible official complicity, and hundreds of permits and cases, with about 150 already showing conclusive evidence for potential indictments.
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Washington
Hore
Howard R. Kiroack
Tevenua Bureau
Pontoffice Building
Can Crange
Speréey
United States
Phust
Kiroaek Des
Prohibition
Fe Espuels
Hart
Atetorney Hasavata
Kiroack
Hove
Tero
New York
Kirouek
London Confirmed Largest City Worldwide in 1921
London remains officially the largest city, with 7,476,001 inhabitants in Greater London according to 1921 figures. Greater New York numbers exceed 8 million in the metropolitan area. The report notes London's ten-year growth at about 225,000 and lists population shares across the United Kingdom, colonies, and other regions.
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Pha Tribuna
New York Tribune Inc
Lontion
London
Iy Wtsill
Canaua
Greater London
Greater
New York
Teeland
United Kingdom
Merchants Tell Meyer Probers of Bribes Paid
Senator Elon R Brown, chief counsel to the Meyer committee, accuses Commissioner O Malley of terrorizing witnesses by revoking licenses after they testified about bribes to obtain market staff permits. He says the department tolerates extortion and vows continued efforts to shield oppressed citizens from losses and retaliation.
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Elon R. Brown
Meyer Legislative Committee
O'Malley
Elon BR. Brown
O’malley
To Order and Committee
O'Clace
Nita
Senator Downing
Elon Ti. Brown
Downing
Connie Roner
Meyer
ZR 2 Trial Flight Progress Near English Coast
The U S dirigible ZR 2 began a 34 hour trial from Howden for an Atlantic crossing planned around August 28 with Captain Wesan at the helm and a crew of fifty including American officers. Weather delayed the start from Aug 14 but the ship conducted most maneuvers over the North Sea before returning to Pulham, Norfolk.
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Tabunea Buronean Bureau Congrleht
New York
Trimine Lae Vondon
United States
Atlantic
Howden
Pulham
Norfolk
Lakehur
North
Defecta
Wesan
British Air Service
S30
Maitland
Louis IL
Max Fed
Valentius N. Bieg
Bryn Mawr
Pas
Emery Cail
Marietta
Ohio
Charles Little
Newburyport
Mass
Marcus NI Exterly
Washington
Henry W. Moyt
Clearwater
England
Cnet Saat
Pathar
Walloon
New Jersey
KE. van Nostrand
United States Army Airerpice
Berlin
London
Associated Press
Air Ministry
Sidi
Forlestown
Lowecroft
Norwich
Real Bear On Stock Exchange Floor Causes Commotion
A large black bear wandered into the New York Stock Exchange at midday and stared at traders. Guards attempted to remove the animal as brokers, wary of bears, forced it toward the doorway. Strangers corralled the bear and led it back toward the financial district to be released for a romp among the crowd.
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New York Stock Exchange
Tirun
Ainnnelal
Wangers
Ln Stock Exchange
Witnesses accuse O'Malley aid graft in permit scheme
Meyer legislative committee heard testimony that officials and merchants paid bribes to obtain Washington Market permits. Christian Huslob testified he paid $450 to Deputy Inspector Winters after a Ninth Avenue ride with a city official. Stephen Woolsey recounted six months of attempts to transfer a stall and a $450 payment to a stranger. Other witnesses described similar demands, while officials denied wrongdoing and the hearing led to tense exchanges and calls for protection of witnesses.
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Amony
Meyer Legislative Committee
Hylan
St Washington
Christian Huslob
Grantwood
N. J
Charles A. Winters
Department of Markets
Battery
Edwin J. O'Malley
Stephen Wooley
Mast
Sixteenth Street
Flatbush
Washington Market
Woolsey
Markets
O'Malley
Joseph Melneman
Devine
Munida Street
Cuatomary
Ecea
Heineman
Witerss
Indzan
O'Nalle
Winters
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Feisal
Harding
Sixte Hugues
Knams
Foren
Host Rica
Loubet
Central America
Pennsylvania
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Diplomata
Eld Irwin
U. S
Council
George A. Glynn
New York State
Calder and
Wadsworth
Internal Revenue
David Clair
N. Y
Liverpool
Manchester
Tondora
Hirminghan
Laois
Shoffield
Bristol
Bradford
Nottingham
Portsmouth
Oldham
Croyde
Hviztten
Birkenhead
Ivmalth
Associatid Press
Altareio
Wales
Indian Empire
Hnicna South Afrisa
New Zealand
Market Bureau
Brown
Brandon
Slayer
Jersey
Towden
Toll
America
Crial
Trenton
George Brandton
Jima
Lize
Edwards
Joan Rolistal
Ted
Bezn
Tig Coil
Ix Velock
Anon
Iards
Cv’lone Tsaag F. Goldenkorn
Huandon
Ir. Goldenhorn
Governors Office
Jersey City
Yson
Goldenho
Jeving
Foluy
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