France Seeks U. S. Help to Save Germany
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Merrick plans two months vacation before urgent talks with President Harding and Cabinet members on France’s foreign policy toward Germany. The goal is strong American mediation to stabilize Europe and back an eventual German republican peace, amid fears of renewed conflict and German economic distress.
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No More War Rallies Planned in 33 States
Washington July 16 Reported by The Tribune no more war demonstrations are to be staged in 33 states on July 29 and 30 as part of an international movement against wars. A quarter of a million no more war placards have been distributed for displays on windows automobiles fences trees balloons and war monuments with gold star and service flags.
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Seizure of Cast Mines Tied to End of Miners Strike
Reports from nationwide labor disputes indicate a government seizure of the cast mines may be the only path to ending the miners strike. President Harding intervention offers potential settlement in the railway shopmen dispute while labor leaders warn carriers against forcing non striking workers to perform struck tasks. The administration also seeks recognition of the Mexican government amid Obregon’s debt funding stance. 60,000 seek military training camps for 27,000 capacity. tariff revision debates surface in Congress. Franco-American diplomacy contends foreign influence in stabilizing Europe. Local incidents include elevator accidents, a fatal shooting, and other tragedies. real estate and transit stories appear amid broad domestic coverage.
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Mexico Debt Funding Wrangle Prompts Washington Alarm
In Washington, officials fear Mexico’s Obregon government will not approve a June funding deal on $50 million in debt. The pact funded $10 million of interest into a non interest bearing obligation while future interest would be paid by Mexico, a move seen as influencing recognition prospects. De la Huerta’s talks in New York and delays in Mexico City fuel speculation that Obregon may push a political flank involving U S recognition or opposition to Article 27 of the Mexican constitution.
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Boy Crushed to Death by Elevator at Masings-on-Hudon Station
Anthony Ackowitz died after being crushed by a baggage elevator at the New York Central station in Masings-on-Hudon while playing near the shaft. Firemen and Yonkers police freed him for two hours but could not release him. A second boy, Leon Brotman, sixteen, was injured after his tie and hair got caught in an elevator mirror area and he fell attempting to straighten himself.
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Father Chains Boy in Room For Four Days
Police found nine year old Andrew Karo chained by the ankles on the second floor of a rear tenement at 623 Sixth Street. His father John Kare, a stationary engineer, jailed after admitting the boy had been chained for four days to curb running away. Kare also mentioned coordinating with scattered siblings and claimed abuse was ongoing. Andrew showed dried blood on legs where the chain wore skin. Neighbors alerted police at 6:20 PM. two younger siblings were removed to safety.
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Japanese Prisoner Driven Insane by Death Chair
Toraci Soekuma a Japanese man sentenced to ten years for manslaughter at Sing Sing was driven to madness by thoughts of the electric chair. Convicts showed him a newspaper about Saito Taizo in the death house, triggering an urge to self harm as he feared the chair awaiting him. He was moved to Clinton prison at Dannemora for safety.
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Voliva Drives Confessions At Shiloh Tabernacle
At Shiloh Tabernacle in Zion City General Overseer Wilbur Glenn Voliva leads a general confession day. penitents confess sins from chewing gum to attendance at motion pictures while others recount thefts beer and thefts. An elder returns to repay a stolen chicken as part of repentance efforts.
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Woman crushed to death as bee stings driver in crash
In Cincinnati a bee stung William T. Shannon, sales manager of American Sheet and Tin Plate, causing him to lose control of the auto. His wife and Miss George Bilisten were with him as the car overturned on a country road. Mrs. Shannon, fifty five, died at the scene. Shannon and Miss Elfiaton were injured and taken to hospital.
Whistling Class Aids Speech Correction At Simmons Clinic
Boston July 18 The first whistling class aimed at speech correction opened at Simmons College Speech Clinic. The program helps people learn whistling to improve speech and attracts many patients including those with cleft palate and notes of Lisp. The class ran Monday and drew a crowded room over three days with participants seeking better speech.
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Seizure of Mines Held Inevitable Forecast by Rail Conference
Observers forecast immediate government takeover of mines as a new rail conference is predicted to convene at the President's call. Workers and railroad heads are expected to be summoned to parley.
Presidents move in railroad strike as talks open
President Harding plans to summon representatives from both sides to Washington for a conference over the railroad strike. If the talks fail the President may back the Labor Board with full government force. Observers in Chicago hope the effort will end the strike within the week as maintenance of way men begin leaving posts.
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Trackmen Strike Spreads Across East, 20 Percent Quit
Unofficial maintenance of way workers on New York Central lines began a strike, with Wil flats Parker declaring defection and 20 percent of those voting for strike quitting. He warned the movement could spread through the East as telegrams urged leaders to keep centers in line and avert trouble.
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Mob of 1000 Storms Strike Breakers Train
In CLEAN New York on July 16 a mob of over a thousand gathered at Pennsylvania Railroad yards to confront a train rumored to carry strike breakers to local railroad shops. One guard was badly beaten and hospitalized in serious condition. eighteen guards fled. The crowd did not injure any strike breakers, and estimates suggested 260 men and women were aboard the train as it escaped unharmed.
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Bride of two weeks dies in New Jersey crash
A four death toll from weekend auto accidents in New York area includes Mrs. Helen Verlick twenty two, bride of two weeks to John Venslick, Fort Lee motion picture artist. Also injured were two men and another woman Miss Bush of Jersey City. Venslick drove home when the car swerved to avoid a mood on Oakdene Avenue, collapsing on the two women. A passing car helped rush them to Heights Hospital.
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Man Shoots Sleeping Niece then Kills Himself in Passaic
Irving Barnett twenty nine goes to his brother’s home at 129 Parker Avenue about 2am and shoots fourteen year old Sadie Barnett in her bed then dies hours later at Passaic General Hospital. Bertha Barnett awakens to the shooting and cries for Sadie as police take the killer’s body.
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Harding Plans to Seize Mines If Miners Refuse Arbitration
Washington dispatch says President Harding will act to seize idle coal mines and force workers back to old pay scale if miners refuse his arbitration plan. Officials say emergency aims to avert winter coal shortages, with regional operators split on accepting the proposal.
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