Germans to Seek Moratorium on Reparations Payments
Berlin July 10 A semi official note says two German experts will travel to Paris to request a moratorium allowing Germany to spread cash payments over a longer period. Germany faces a July 50,000,000 gold marks instalment, already gathered in Reichstag amid coalition realignment. Officials hint at talks with the reparations commission as the Reichsbank reports currency shortages and plans an emergency 600 mark note. Police widen probes into plots against leaders Nathenau Scheidemann and others.
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Berlin
Paris
Germany
Reichstag
Guarantees Commission
Reichsbank
Ehnp
Schetermann
Nathenau
Erzberger
Scheidemanne
Maximilian Harden
How She Got Relief From Ailing Stomach Problems
A magazine style ad recounts improved health after using Dreco. It cites Mrs Keller and Mr Keller of Ellwood near New Castle, Pa, describing dizziness, insomnia, gas, constipation, and arm pains alleviated by the remedy. It claims the product is sold in Frederick and Pearse’s Morera Pharmacy.
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Dreco
Chia
Keller
Joseph Keller
Ellwood
New Castle
Soholders
Treeo Pealle
Drere le
Frederick Br Pearre
Germany faces pressure for relief as reparations loom
Washington officials say Germany's dire economic state will push Paris and Washington to seek relief measures. They warn that without concessions to mobilize wealth as security, private capital and US help cannot avert a potential collapse and rise of a radical regime in Europe.
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France
U. S
Washington
Germany
Rhine
Europe
United States
Fram
Permi
Fight Bootlegger at 50 Miles an Hour
Winchester July 10. A running gun battle with police ended when John W. Fry of Martinsburg was shot in the left arm and breast while fleeing with fifty five gallons of whisky. Fry, pursued by Motorcycle Policeman Ben Armel Sheriff Parnett and Chief Doran, sped a car loaded with liquor toward Martinsburg. A young woman betrayed Fry and revealed his trips. The chase began near Stephens City as Armel ordered a stop and Fry sped away. The car tires were punctured and officers recovered the liquor as bootleggers along the road aided by nearby Winchester men were detained.
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Winchester
John W. Fry
Martinsburg
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Fry
Ben Armel
Pannett
Doran
Hugh Reynolds
Elkton
Sunpolot
Theauer
Wig Hall
Paroled Man 433 In Wed Widom Rite
A paroled man from Perth Amboy, 30, married to a woman who was not his first wife, was involved in a bigamy case. He was convicted and sentenced to three years, with one year already served. A prison chaplain presided at the ceremony, witnessed by a principal Hoff and a nurse. The article notes a divorce award and details surrounding the vow.
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Michae Ars Old
Perth Am
Neri
Middlesex x
Charles Ho
Rachael
Alread
Hoff
Fight Continues in Irish Counties Amid Operations
In a Dublin dispatch July 10 national troops broadened gains across Ireland. In Wexford they captured 31 irregulars at Ferns after a short resistance and seized 21 rifles, 12 revolvers and ammunition. Enniscorthy and Sligo saw further actions with dozens of prisoners taken and warehouses damaged. A youth named McAled died after defying curfew, with a saloon incident reporting gunfire and captures.
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Dublin
Wexford
National
Corey
Ferns
Army
Fens
Enniscorthy
Sligo
Belfast
Enniskillen
Enniskitten
Colloonyx
Skeogh
Selz
McAled
Mother
Special Delivery Change from Bicycles to Motorcycles
The U S Post Office will replace bicycle messenger stamps with a rectangular blue design showing a boy on a motorcycle. Third assistant Postmaster General Glover says the stamp will reflect progress and be issued after old stocks run out, available at the Washington post office for collectors and others.
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Washington
Postofice Department
Glover
Lineman Dies in Atlantic City Electric Work
William P F Adams aged 30 of Pleasantville Brigh ton avenue was electrocuted while repairing a line at Linwood. The Atlantic City Electric company man was on a pole when an uncovered wire allegedly shocked him as a storm disabled the line. Jesse Bowers of Pleasantville accompanied him at the scene.
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Lineman
Atlantic Citys
N. J
William PF. Adams
Brighton Avenue
Pleasantville
Atlantic City Electric Company
Linwood
Adis
Jesse Bowers
Peasantville
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York
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South Market Street
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