French Plan Cuts Berlin Debt To 50 Billion Gold Marks
Paris reports a proposed German reparations reduction from 182 billion to 50 billion gold marks and a partial cancellation of French claims, aiming to satisfy Allies and gain French support. Britain and the United States weigh in, with discussions set for a Franco British meeting and potential moratorium on cash payments. The Reparation Commission notes Germany deposited 32.06 million gold marks for July, while officials seek a two year or longer moratorium as the crisis persists.
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Vince Astor Seaplane Fire At Newport
The seaplane of Vincent Astor sustained a blaze in Newport when fumes from gasoline ignited near the engine. Astor and Mrs. George D. Wid-Eng were aboard. the plane was towed to port after the fire. Mrs. Astor and the pilot discussed travel plans before remaining ashore, with a marine liaison delaying a planned flight to New York.
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Huge Berg Floats in Westward Atlantic Lane
The steam ship Columbia from Glasgow reports drift ice crossing the westbound lanes in the Atlantic. Captain David W. Bone noted good weather until Wednesday, then dense fog miles offshore. From Wednesday night to Sunday morning he kept watch on the bridge, observing a large iceberg about three miles off at 5 p.m. Thursday in latitude 48.20 north longitude 49.40 west.
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Harding plans to reopen coal mines with troops aid
Harding intends to reopen coal pits by using federal troops if necessary while urging bituminous operators to accept his arbitration plan and resume operations. Weeks says troops could guard railroads where local authorities fail to provide protection amid multiple national issues.
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Mexico to form single oil empire under American control
Mexico eyed a government led oil monopoly to cover most of the republic with American directors. Adolfo de la Huerta met Wall Street bankers in New York to discuss export taxes and bonds to pay foreign debts, while Obregon would decide on the plan on his return to Mexico City. Huerta planned a Washington call to meet Secretary Hughes, awaiting telegraphic instructions from Mexico City.
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Students Off on Long Trip Aboard Newport Training Ship
The New York State training ship Newport left the Brooklyn navy yard with 100 students for a four month voyage that will circle the globe. After Sandy Hook the vessel sails as a sailing ship with propellers used only for harbors and will stop at Madeira Naples Athens Alexandria Tunis and Bermuda. Most trainees are New York public school graduates training to become merchant ship officers.
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Japanese Cook Stabs Mistress At Rosemont Home
Special Dispatch to The Tribune Philadelphia July 17 Mrs Lewis Brinton wife of a noted physician suffers severe stab wounds at Rosemont summer home. Titsuii Sakiuki a Japanese cook employed by Dr Brinton says motive arose after reprimand over wearing a coat. He is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill and arson after setting a mattress on fire before police arrival.
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Fined for Flying Over Farmers Land Near Punxsutawney
In Punxsutawney on July 17 Harold Nevin and Leon Smith were fined plus costs by Justice C Rowan for trespassing while flying over C F Grube's posted farmland. Francis Cole, a passenger, was discharged. the aviators plan to appeal the decision.
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Three Shot in Auto Bandit Chase Across Four Precincts
A policeman and two civilians were wounded in a mysterious car chase through four police precincts. Louis Salwey confronted the three assailants, was shot thrice, and the suspects fled in his car toward Madison and Fifth Avenues. A pursuing sergeant and multiple patrolmen closed in. a young woman identified as Emma Knotz was found on 125th Street. Charles Clark, later captured, suffered a lost eye and chest wound.
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Dissatisfied Fan Kills Umpire With Ball Bat
A spectator at a Fenton game struck umpire Charles Bouzek with a ball bat. Bouzek, 33, deputy sheriff of Jefferson County, died later in hospital. The suspect, 18 year old Charles Woolsey of Valley Park, is jailed and to be charged with first degree murder.
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Dover Uncertain Over U S Treasury Post Status
Washington July 17 High officials disclosed the Treasury does not know if Elmer Dover remains Assistant Secretary in charge of customs and internal revenue or has severed ties. Secretary Mellon is said to believe the resignation was effective July 15 but officials show no firm decision on a successor. Dover himself declined comment and remained on duty.
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Vacationing readers urged to secure The Tribune
The Tribune promotes daily delivery during summer withdrawals. Readers are asked to tell their newsdealer to subscribe or call Beekman 3000 to provide a vacation address for uninterrupted service.
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Harding Orders Mines Opened and Rail Peace Moves Begun
Chicago dispatch reports a speedy end to the railroad strike with a likely compromise. Talks involve B M Jewell and other AF of L railroad leaders meeting with Railroad Labor Board heads Hooper and McMenimen to map a settlement plan. Citations would force officials to bargain, with possible end of the walkout by week’s end.
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Coal a Necessity and Its Production Must be Resumed
President Harding urged coal operators to resume production after most accepted his arbitration plan. He noted disappointment at the minority’s refusal, stressed coal as a national necessity, and framed government efforts to reach a voluntary settlement as exhausted. He urged a return to mine properties and operation.
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Townwide mine riot leaves four dead in Wellsburg clash
Wellsburg West Virginia July 17 four people are dead after a battle between mine strikers and guards at the Richland Marshall mine in Cliftonville. Sheriff H H Duval and three others perished. forty-two fighters were captured and crews scour the area with state troopers across a 100 mile radius from the Pennsylvania line.
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Muriel McCormick Plans Chicago Millinery Shop
Miss Muriel McCormick daughter of Harold F McCormick and granddaughter of John D Rockefeller will open a millinery shop in Chicago next fall. She has been in Easthampton and Chicago reports say she may also pursue a New York dressmaking venture. Her early stage work in Le Passant impressed Chicago fashion leaders and sparked a lasting interest in clothes and hats. She plans to finalize shop plans after further discussions with a Chicago modiste.
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English Sportswoman To Hunt Game in Alaska
Lady Yule of London arrives with daughter Miss Gladys M Yule after sailing from Liverpool on the Adriatic. She plans to visit the Canadian Northwest and Alaska to hunt big game, having heard much of the sport and deciding to compare it with experiences from last year. W H Shepardson, grain exporter, also aboard after three years abroad mainly in Russia and Austria.
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Government Seizure Possible If Coal Strike Persists
President Harding signaled a possible government seizure and operation of coal mines after troops and National Guard protection fail to avert shortages. Officials indicate federal operation would favor miners, while protection would aid owners and undermine union leaders. House may be recalled to push legislation.
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