Senate Debates New Revolton and Wool Tariff
Washington July. Senate fights over tariff duties on wool with a proposed range from 26 to 137 percent as the Finance Committee pushes higher protection. Key senators like Tolliver and Wadeworth clash with proposals to shield wool production and limit imports, while Welch and Walsh defend a lower rate and warn against embargoes that could hurt industry and employment.
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Klan to Discard Regalia Outside of Lodge Rooms
A Georgia Knights of the Kates Kida order announces a new policy requiring removal of masks robes and regalia when not inside lodge quarters. The directive was made public in a letter to Governor Hardwick of Georgia from an imperial wing official, noting the policy applies statewide.
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Olympic Sets Speed Records Makes 27 81 Knots Part Way
An Olympic vessel on its voyage from New York to Charlestown appears to have set a speed record with a pace around 27 5 to 27 81 knots. The crossing reportedly surpassed prior marks though the exact figures are unclear due to OCR errors.
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White Defiant editor arrested for railroad placard protest
Emporia July 22 William Alvin White editor and author was arrested charged with violating industrial law for displaying a placard sympathetic with rail strike actions near the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe line. The warrant, issued by county attorney Roland Foynton, followed efforts by Gov. enlisting Judge McDermott to sway White, who removed the placard after arrest. White vows to pursue repeal in legislature or court, asserting the right to protest despite the law.
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iMarding Pushes Bid to End Rail Strike And Labor Talks
iMarding returns to new efforts to end the rail strike. He consults with Chetriian Hooper of Labor Bord and Senators signaling instruction to the board to resume peace negotiations. Administration pushes forward contraction plans amid miners' strike.
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The Tribune Today Highlights and Sections
A chaotic newspaper table of contents lists multiple sections including sports four pages, editorials and features, radio, travel, finance, society notes, fashion, theatre, music, books, magazines, comics, and apartment guides.
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Allies Dominate Germany Finances Under Allied Plan
Paris dispatch reports Allied representatives will supervise all German finances under the reparations plan accepted by Chancellor Wirth. The accord creates official controllers to oversee tax, debt, and financial flows while reporting to the Allied committee, with aims to curb capital flight and enforce moratorium terms. Poincare seeks two months of respite on a $25.9 million payment as London and Paris push preliminary talks ahead of a London conference with Lloyd George.
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Tragic Electrocution Fells Newlywed Couple in Bath
Frankfort Germany July 22 a young married couple were electrocuted in a bathroom accident. A defective zinc bathtub and metal lamp completed an electrical circuit as the wife touched a wet surface. The husband died attempting to help, with burns on the woman’s head and body and the man’s hands. The incident is under investigation and described as a rare in home electrocution.
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Patrolman Arthur Loewe Killed In Brooklyn Warehouse Battle
Patrolman Arthur Loewe of Brooklyn's Fifth Avenue station died from wounds suffered in a gunfight with four burglars during an attempted warehouse robbery in East New York. The aging officer, 66, died after surgeries and amid tributes from family at his Carlton Avenue home. Police sought four suspects, with Walsh identified as a key participant, as investigations into the robbery and related bankruptcy headlines involving Allan A Ryan dominated financial news.
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Ryan List of Loan Values Amazes Banks
A bank reaction follows a list by Ryan detailing loan values that astonish lenders. The document outlines collateral valuations and guaranty protections, highlighting how guarantees shield interests and bolster confidence in the lending process.
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Motion Picture House Damaged by Vandals
Victor Leonate, manager of the Hollywood Theater at Seventy-eighth Street and New Utrecht Avenue, reported to Bulli Beach station that someone entered early yesterday and caused about $6,000 damage. The organ, projection machines, and mirrors were broken, and fingerprints were taken as twenty five men searched for the vandals.
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Twin Suns Found Brightest Binary Stars, 15,000 Times Sun
Victoria B C July 22 A glow of two suns were discovered by Dr Plunkett director of the Dominion Observatory. The stars Pinekelt and Plaskett are 30,000 degrees in temperature and 86 billion years to travel Earthward at 200 miles an hour. Professor Harold dacoby calls the finding the most outstanding recent astronomical discovery.
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Harding Will Send Bail Strike Back to Board
Rival shop unions form on the Lehigh Valley and nearby lines, with old employees rejecting duty and new hires. Rail executives deny starting the movement while welcoming the disruption, arguing the open shop would end national strikes and weaken organized labor.
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Pilot Killed as Plane Crashes Into Quagmire
Framingham Massachusetts July 27. Zonos R Miller of Boston piloted an airplane that crashed in a quagmire near Framingham flying field. Miller died after being pinned under the engine. Dr Clarence Gamble of Pasadena and another passenger were mortally injured. The plane was upright, the wing fractured, and surviving passenger Malph Miller suffered cuts and bruises. Gamble, a Pasadena radiopatient, is reported as dying or likely to die at Framingham Hospital with multiple fractures and serious injuries.
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Davis Says Seniority Rights Can End Strike
Secretary of Labor Tamias J. Davis after a conference with B. M. Jewell said the strike could be settled if the fund would grant seniority rights to striking shopmen and a rehearing by the United States Railroad Labor Board on other disputed questions.
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Hoover Plans to Ration Coal Output Next Week
Washington July reports Hoover pushing plan to divert enrichments and issue priority orders to avert a coal strike. A central Washington committee led by Hoover would oversee enforcement of distribution orders while talks with operators and mayors continue. John L Lewis and Anthracite region leaders may meet in New York or Scranton to discuss resuming production.
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President Hosts Eight Hour Talk With Hooper and All Senators
President Harding held an eight hour conference with Hooper and all senators to hear the full facts of a railroad dispute. The White House and Railroad Labor Board discussed plans to restart stalled negotiations while speakers indicated no new legislation was ready. The discussion focused on recent strikes and the roles of rail executives and unions, with mixed signals about a possible resolution.
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