Harding Confer Armament Talks and I R T Bonds Case
The article reports on President Harding’s stance toward the armament conference and the American delegation, naming Charles E. Hughes, Henry Cabot Lodge, Elihu Root, and Oscar W. Underwood, with Underwood’s selection contested by some leaders. It also covers J. P. Morgan & Co. confirming Interborough Rapid Transit bondholders may receive extension payments as a receiver appointment hinges on noteholders’ cooperation. Judge Mayer grants a further adjournment to Sept. 21 as conditions improve.
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Carter Field
Washington
Marding
Association of Nations
Avurrivan
We. Harding
Wilson League
Tribune
Charles E. Huces
Henry Cabot Lodge
Elihu Root
Oscar W. Underwood
Fonr
Fact Nation
Harding
Mn Root
Lghting
Hughes
Nderwond
Washington Dispatch
M Underwood
Senate
Wowpit
Tndervace Viera
Nartisan
Erinelerm
Amerea
Fonte F Roweht
Japan
Forall Cave Lodge
Fite
Wilson Leaj
Fineod
Versailles
J. P. Morgan & Co
Dwight W. Morrow
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Julius M. Mayer
Federal District Court
American Brake Shop and Foundry Company
Continental Securities Company
Mayer
James J. @usekenbush
Interborough Company
Zionist Congress Plans Palestine Colonization
The Zionist Congress in Prague Slovakia discusses colonizing Palestine and funding a commission from Congress to study the problem. A California expert may visit Zionist farm colonies to craft a detailed future agricultural plan while members work on daily sessions and rail connections for Sunday adjournment.
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Slovakia
Associated Preas
Palestine
Byte
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Taden
California
Mygrepete
League Leaders' I. M. M. Ships Idea to Ignore Freed From U.S.
Geneva dispatch reports influential League of Nations leaders urged ignoring the United States to push the league toward vigorous action. They argue Europe will support the organization even if Washington remains outside, with figures like Lord Cecil and Renes of Czecho-Slovakia backing the stance.
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U.S
New York Tribune Inc
Geneva
League of Nations
United States
Washington
America
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Rie
Begin
Tremely
Court of International Justice
The
Hague
Supreme Allied Council
Upper Silesian
League Council
Brazil
Assembly
Europe
Lord Robert Cecil
South Africa
Renes
Czecho-Slovakia
Trench
Turkish Troops Rebel and Retreat Near Angora
A London Times dispatch from Smyrna reports a revolt among Turkish Nationalist troops. Kougidak Heights near Angora are abandoned as retreating forces cover a Greek advance. Constantinople says Greek offensive fails due to logistics and leadership. a Turkish division is said wiped out at Chaldagh while Greeks withdraw toward Sivri Hissar.
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London
London Times
Smyrna
Kougidak
Angora
Constantinople
Sivri-Hissar
Wiki- Shehy
Economic Upturn Reported to President Amid Mixed Sectors
Washington reports indicate improving business conditions nationwide with boosts in cotton and grain sectors. Livestock areas show no improvement despite credit relief efforts, while Postmaster General Hays notes postal receipts rose in August for the first time in several months.
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Washington
Mording
Hays
Curran Urges Dail to Meet Penny on 1 Sept 14 for Schools
Curran urges the Dail to approve a pound penny on September 14 to fund schools. Advocates a maximum levy of 10 mills instead of the current 4.9 on all real and personal property to support education and related services.
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Curran
Dail
Take Politics Out Of Our Education Plan Debate
Horough President Henry JH Curran advocates a $14 school plan to fix a maximum 10 mill tax for schools and place Board of Education control within legislative limits. He argues current minimum levies are inadequate and proposes two thirds of taxes in May and one third in November to fund schools. Curran cites experience in city government and frames his plan as removing schools from politics while criticizing opponents’ city governance records.
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Henry JH. Curran
Queens
Kings Counties
Board of Education
Curran
Roy Gows
Curran Enid
Board of Estimate
Queens County Republican Club
Forest Hilly Republican Club
and Assembly District Republican Club
Brooklyn
Kings County
Turell
Republican Party
Tremendou
Cutean
Fatimate
De Valera to Step Aside for Griffith in Talks
Dublin dispatch outlines Sinn Féin plans as Dail considers Lloyd George invite to Inverness talks. Griffith named chief negotiator if plenipotentiaries are appointed, with De Valera potentially stepping aside. London and Dublin officials warn Ulster questions may reshape timing.
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Griffith
Dublin
Irish Republican Parliat
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Inverness
Dail
Eamon de Valera
Lloyd George
Sinn Féin
Iloya George
Desmond Fitzgerald
Promacunda
Mr. Lloyd George
Robert C
Hiverness
Prom the Tribune
New York Tribune Inc
London
Sinn Féin Teaders
Iver News
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Ne Valers
Dy Valera
Eith
Ulster
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Emans
Orangemen
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Sinn Fein
Forgery Suspect Held After Assault by Women
David Rothman twenty eight, a salesman from Bast 117th Street, was arrested at Second Avenue and Second Street by Detective Frank O'Hara for forgery. He was restrained by two young women who held him and searched his pockets. Miss Pearl Grefinger of Dawson Street Bronx testified Rothman had passed two worthless checks weeks earlier and claimed to be a Boston millionaire. Rothman, injured, claimed he intended to redeem the checks and marry Miss Grefinger, with examinations pending.
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Frank O'Hara
Second Avenue
Second Street
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O'Hara
Ween
Boston
New York
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Wronx
Chai
Tylaeste
Car Salesman Bound Slain Buyer Held
In Chicago a Packard salesman Bernard J. Dougherty was found slain in the Desplaines River with his hands manacled. Fellow salesman Ausmus is missing. suspect Harvey W. Church was arrested in Adams Wisconsin with Dougherty’s car. Police believe both men were killed in a Fulton Street basement and dumped into a car bound for the river.
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Chicago
Bernard J. Dougherty
Packard Motor Car Company
Desplaines River
Carl C. Ausmus
Dougherty
Harvey W. Church
Fulton Street
Adams
Wis
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Church
Marshal Paulsen
Ausmus
Ausmoe
Leke Street
Ausmius
Grand Boulevard
Avna Apham
Madison and Kedzie
Packard
Pty
George B. Gardner
Gunnar Ekquist
John Norco
Hat Church
B. C. Mutts
Crus
O. K
Packard Company
Reds Appeal to U S Workers for One Day's Pay
The Rost rials Bolshevik news agency reports the Third International calls on Agreb workers to donate one day's pay for starving Russians. Contributions go directly to the Soviet government and would be separate from the American Relief Administration's efforts.
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Rost Cial
Bolshevik
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American Relief Administration
U S Launches Inquiry On Ship Raid Battle
A special representative of the Attorney General's office is due in Brooklyn today to aid prohibition agents narcotic investigators and federal authorities in a sweeping inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the seizure of the Greek ship King Alexander and the ensuing fight.
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Attorney General
Washington
Brooklye
Alexander
O Malley Dismisses Winter Over Market Graft Charges
Charles A. Winter chief inspector of the Department of Markets was removed after Meyer committee testimony alleging graft. Winter, suspended earlier, was discharged September 1 without a hearing amid claims he charged up to $1000 for permit transfers and demanded $450 in several cases. Witnesses described payments and attempts to obtain permits, with district attorney and chamberlain notices pending.
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Charles A. Winter
Department of Markets
Myer Legislative Committee
Winter
Edwin J. O'Malley
Meyer Committee
O'Malley
John McGrath
Christien Haslob
Washpton Market
Haslob
Ninth Avenue
Bertha Louise Eittencamp
Washington Market
District Attorney's Office
Grand Jury
Berolzheimer Fgnores Sutpana
Philip Berolzheimer
City Chamberlain
Park Row
Kentucky Baptists Launch War on Worldliness Campaign
Kentuckys Elkhorn Baptist Association with thirty three churches in six counties will begin a united campaign against motion pictures dancing card playing immodest dress roman baths divorce Sunday baseball horseracing gambling and prohibition violations. A unanimous vote at the annual meeting held in Woodlake Kentonville urged statewide action with the General Association of Kentucky Baptists joining the effort against racetrack gambling in the state.
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Elkhorn Baptist Association
Kentucky
General Association of Kentucky Baptists
Hopkinsville
Whiting
Biggest Battle on New York Harbor Ends With Ship Seizure
Federal officers battled 326 Greek sailors aboard the King Alexander at Pier 22 Brooklyn. Two died, fourteen wounded, 300 arrested as $1,000,000 in drugs and liquors and the liner were seized. Frank J. Fitzpatrick, head of the narcotics squad, died by suicide hours later. King Alexander, under Harrison anti drug law, was seized amid a federal raid that disrupted smuggling operations.
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Brooklyn
New York
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Sabbas Mentinhs
Athens
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James Brennan
United States
Wilace D. J. Collins
Ars
Washington
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Interal Revenue Bureau
Frank J. Fitepatrick
Kine Alexander
O. G. Forrer
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Waterbury
Conn
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Tribune
Connecticut
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Byron Steamshi Company
London
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International Mercantile Americans
By Wilbur Forrest Thane
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United States Shipping Board
United States of America
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O’malley
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