Bandits Hold Up Central Plant and Bank in City Run
A dramatic daylight robbery at the Central plant at 208 One Feeni street ended in a high speed chase through busy city streets. Four bandits escaped with about 34 000 in money and checks after forcing a pop-up delivery from George Schneider and Washing ela Mrauer and robbing the Second National Bank on Tift Avenue. Police pursued across Second and Twenty-ninth streets, firing at the gang as they fled. The car carrying the bandits was last seen near Twenty-seventh and Cast aumen, with authorities hoping to recover the stolen funds.
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Feeni-fourth Street
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Ela Mrauer
Negra
Enall Automobile
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Whoofie Horton Company
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Mweodene
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Horton Awidine
Palmer
Progresa
Carroll Horse
Horton Plant
Pyke
Thera
Kre Govewnisricete
Factorien
Amen Hatake
Antwatey Wien
Saytaln Gaothy
Henny
Senate Hears Harding Upon Bonus Today
A messy immigration incident aboard the La Savote from Havre detained ninety-nine aboard as inspectors await word from Washington on landings. Notables including Albert Teneau and Agnes Smyth faced delays. meanwhile President Harding plans to address the Senate tomorrow on the bonus bill, with debate highlighting differing views on veteran cash bonuses and wartime policies.
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Warhingdon
Harding
Senate
Lodge
Mareuthugetts
Lander
Curtis
Kansas
Republivsy
Congress
Wesadl
Fur
Harding Eyes Horseback Ride Pushes Pro-Equestrian Plan
President may back a plan if Brigadier General Sawyer joins in prescribing horseback riding as a remedy. Sawyer toured White House grounds and plans a maiden ride through Rock Creek Park to test a public program amid calls for propaganda support for Aqulustriinium. Harding returns to the capital after a weekend cruise aboard the Mayflower.
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Sawyer
Washington
Aly
White House
Democrat
Kentucky
Wilson
Hock Creek Park
Providendants
Sayer
Harding
Peace in Erin Conference Set Amid Irish Talks
British cabinet discussions set a Thursday meeting between De Valera and Lloyd George to pursue a possible settlement. The truce holds with curfews in force and Dublin streets lively as soldiers patrol. Belfast endures the heaviest fighting yet, with heavy casualties and halted bread and fuel supplies. Contingent plans include Ulster and Sinn Fein representation, with Londonderry staying in London as talks aim to scope a settlement.
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Tribiine
al Tandon
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Thuy
de Valera
Awhar Grif
Sion Felng
John MacNeill
Jamon Brennan
Dail
Elvennny
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Tree
Austen Chamberlain
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Ina
Arthur I. Balfous
Ani
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Dublin
Mab
London
Ary Corresporilint
The
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Ty Valera
Dlan Smibtiy
Lloyd Groige
Sinn Fein
Mim Xueh
Pimes
James Craig
Marquis of Londonderry
Belfast
James
Apy
Monmnt
Wall Be
Preminz
Lasker taps trio to run government shipping board
A. D. Lasker announced a three member board of operations for the Emergency Fleet Corp to steer the government merchant fleet. Waron Small William Love and Ad Brey were named to lead, with duties to establish new trade routes and reestablish American flag shipping.
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Washington
Rivergelley Tiret Corporation
M “Hgage
A. D. Laaker
Shipping Board
Harding
Terccant Marine
Waraton Small
William
Dy Love
New York
Ad, Brey
Jon Angeles
Lasker
Bawker
Seven Seas
United States
Board of Operations
Clifford W. Smith
Renton Harbor
Mich
hoWapaper Man
Alonzo Tweedale
Foot Corporation
RH Montgomery
W. B. Keen
Opera Hons
Emergency Pleot Corporation
Wee
Layker
Messrs. Smut
Love and Wrey
Waxker Eld
Ship Owners’ Association of America
Adamin Gon
Weth
Moet
Smull
Smutl
Gasker
Small
America
Tis Tient
Mn Small
Aix
Mit
Nan
Mey
Girl and boy saved from drowning at Jersey City jetty
A 14 year old girl unable to swim dived after a boy who fell from a jetty at Eight Street. Mrs Delia McDonald and Anna McDonald, with Mrs Genovese and Cecilia, rescued the youngsters as Thomas McDonald, aged about four, was pulled from the water. Mrs Genovese, though not a swimmer, aided until Thomas revived. both were taken to the hospital for care.
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Voney Ilynd
Thomas Mrs
Jersey City
Delia McDonala
Anna
Thomas
Mac Genovese
Seventieth Street
Bronklyn
Connly Stackhouss
Litarogt
Tim
Cecilia
Mim
Call to Disarm Accepted By Britain and France
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand accepting President Harding's call for a Washington conference on armaments. Briand plans to travel to Washington if in power, will forward the proposal to London and Rome, and favors allied unity in disarmament talks under U.S. leadership. France also signals openness to naval reduction and possibly land arms limits, with mixed views on timing amid Pacific and Eastern affairs.
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Harding
Washington
United States
Mayers Army
Marshal Foch
Sheldon Whitehouse
Ierrick
Foreign Office
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Hitver
Senate
France
America
London
Nni
Pacific
Japan
England
Franco
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Pape
Baee
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II Anahin
Trie
Britain and Japan Align with League Covenant Supremacy
Britain and Japan assure the League of Nations that the Anglo Japanese alliance remains in harmony with the league covenant. The covenant takes precedence if any situation arises while the alliance remains in force, per diplomatic notes from Longin.
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Mayashi
Aashuyated
Great Britain
Japan
League of Nations
Tiard Duryon
Porvign Alfairdalli
Baron Haseahy
Longin
September or October Suggested for Council
In Washington a tentative window of September or October is floated for the international disarmament conference urged by President Hardine. No date is fixed in the invitation sent to Franke, Grean Briain, and Ugly on Japan.
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Hardine
Franke
Grean Briain
Japan
Nations May Join Harding Disarmament Parley Plan
Washington reports indicate President Harding may invite other nations to a world conference on disarmament and Pacific and Far Eastern questions. Britain, France, and Japan are said to follow swiftly with acceptance and others could join, aiming to broaden the conference beyond the Versailles framework while avoiding the Wilson era label.
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Harding
Pacific
Great Britain
France
Japan
Marding
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Ottivii
Achinery
League of Natione
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Iinda
Sonttoverding
United States
Paroled Teacher Stole to Save Pension Case
A teacher who admitted shoplifting to protect her pension received parole after a long legal process. The court noted leniency, acknowledging her motive and granting release under terms. Authorities referenced pension protection schemes and related statutes.
Britain and United States to Hold Open Door Conference
Lloyd George announced Britain would join President Harding in a forthcoming conference on arms limits and open door policy in China. He pledged full British cooperation with the United States and Japan, citing support from the cabinet and allied leaders for preserving open trade and peaceful international accord.
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Cepean
Fareyn Mintaler
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