Senate Votes War End as Harding Expected to Sign
Washington July 1 President Harding is expected to sign the war ending resolution completing Congress approval. Senate backed the measure 58 to 19 while the House passed it 268 to 59. The document will be delivered to the White House and then signed, ending the United States' state of war with Germany and Austria and opening paths for diplomacy.
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German Savant Likely To Be Envoy to U. S.
BERLIN July 1 The Cabinet is considering Professor Lujo Brentano as a possible candidate for German Ambassador to the United States. The Munich economist Lujo Brentano, educated at Dublin Heidelberg Munich Würzburg and Gottingen, contributed to English trade unions study in 1868 with Ernst Engel and has taught political economy since 1878 at Breslau Strasbourg Vienna Leipsic and Munich. He is the author of numerous books on economics and is 77 years old.
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Hylan Ordered to Halt Women Prisoner Detention Change
Mayor Hylan reversed a day-old plan moving women prisoners from Jefferson Market to Welfare Island. Magistrate McGechan called the method ridiculous and illegal, prompting Hamilton to shelve the transfer. Warden Mallon said only medically needed women were sent to the island.
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British miners vote to end strike by accepting owners terms
Hodges, secretary of the Miners' Federation, announced an overwhelming district by district vote in favor of returning to work without delay, ending the stoppage of the striking war miners. The official statement said workers will resume duties promptly under the owners' terms.
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War plans vanished in 1917 found in Daniels desk drawer
Washington reports the 1917 navy war plans, long believed stolen by a German spy and tied to Von Tirpitz, were hidden in Josephus Daniels desk for four years before discovery. The General Board produced plans in early 1917 but vanished amid spy fears, later found untouched in a neglected drawer after a desk cleaning.
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Gest Jailed in Kishineff: West News From Wartime Cable
A cable from Gest, tidied through Mrs Gest, reports three days in Kishineff under martial law. He arrived safely in Vienna, says communication with Odessa is blocked, and notes release arranged by Minister Vopicka before heading to Paris.
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World Waits Budget Effort Harding Says
Washington July 1 Foreign nations watch the administrations bid to trim government spending through a streamlined budget system. President by Dawes outlined budget rules as bureau chiefs met in Treasury. The President noted wartime inefficiencies and urged intimate oversight, stressing the world watches this reform effort.
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Reds to Exchange Oil Grants for Electricity
The Novy Put at Riga reports the Moscow Soviet government will grant oil concessions in Baku and Grosnaya only if the concessionaires electrify their plants and all government facilities in the area. The Riga Rundschau notes a Belgian group will obtain the concessions.
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Dying Brooklyn Boy Lies About Sheriff Pal Who Shot Him
Thirteen year old Frank Critelli lay dying at Jewish Hospital after a gunshot wound. He falsely claimed a stranger fired the shot to shield his friend Frank Capparelli who admitted accidental discharge. Detectives learned Capparelli, also thirteen, caused the injury and was not yet arrested.
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Rail Unions Weigh Final Action On Wage Cut
Chicago July 1 rail labor leaders from the big four brotherhoods set to formally accept the 12 percent wage cut under protest while seeking reopen negotiations. A five member committee prepared a unified statement and delayed public action until Detroit next Thursday. The strike risk eases as other unions tangle over a separate 4 to 8 cent hourly cut affecting shop workers.
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Mother Gains Equal Custody Rights in Delaney Case
Appellate Division Fourth Department orders seven children from Elizabeth Delaney of Dunkirk handed back to home with joint custody of parents at Mount St. Joseph’s Academy Buffalo. Court rejects husband’s claim of sole right to place children without wife consent. Justice Rowland L. Davis notes change from ancient law to equal guardianship. Polish marks drop as crisis pushes Diet toward emergency action. dollar at 2530 Polish marks.
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Big Thrill Promises in Boyle's Eminent Acres Fight
Grantland Rice builds a dramatic preview of the Jack Dempsey vs Georges Carpentier bout. He portrays a massive public anticipation as millions await the outcome, framing the heavyweight clash as a historic moment in boxing. The piece highlights Dempsey’s rugged power and Carpentier’s speed, noting the European challenger’s rise.
Fight Stake Tied Up By Film Man In Paris War
Paris reports reveal a $450000 stake tied up as legal actions surround the Dempsey Carpentier bout. Frank Spellman seeks $100000 for arranging the Pathé film contract while attachments target Guaranty Trust, Central Trust, and Pathé Films. Dempsey and Ringling linked figures face civil actions over film earnings and commissions.
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Wary Texan Tries to Buy Fight Tickets From Jurist
A suspicious Texan attempted to purchase two tickets for the Dempsey Carpentier bout from Presiding Justice John Proctor Clarke of the Appellate Division on Madison Avenue. He claimed to seek the "big chief" and was diverted by court officers to Madison Square Garden and Tex Rickard, learning theatres operate separately.
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Dempsey Carpentier Fight Brings Jersey City to Fore
Promoters and fans anticipate the greatest heavyweight title bout at Boyle's Thirty Acres Jersey City. Dempsey defends against Georges Carpentier with Richards Stadium prepared for rain or shine and a tarpaulin over the ring to keep play intact.
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