Dawes Plan Moves Europe Toward Economic Recovery
Secretary Hughes says the Dawes plan lays the groundwork for European recovery and benefits all nations as allied powers and Germany cooperate to reach agreement. French troops begin evacuating Offenburg and Appenweier, with Paris reporting orders for withdrawal and renewed peace efforts.
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Associated Preasd
Washington, D. C
Dawes
Europe
Hughes
London
Germany
Webb Miller
United Pres State
Paris
Wera
Troeps
Herriot
Shenandoah Returns to Hangar After 1360 Mile Fleet Maneuver
The Shenandoah dirigible completed 1360 miles of Atlantic fleet maneuvering and was towed into its Lakehurst hangar. Its farthest point was 450 miles at sea and 250 miles north of Bermuda. The craft conducted a full mock warfare with a destroyer during the maneuvers.
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United Press
Lakehurst
N. J
Bermudas
Two Lots Sold For New Masonic Temple In Neenah
Announcement reports H F Krueger selling two lots on Fast Wisconsin Avenue Neenah to the Masonic lodge. The transfer foresees a new temple opposite Shattuck park with a 150 foot frontage in this city.
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Neenah Masonic Lodge
NEW Temple
Sprowa
Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin
Union backs Davis and Bryan over La Follette Wheeler ticket
Major George L. Berry of Tennessee president of the International Pressmen's and Assistants union endorses John W. Davis and Gov. Charles W. Bryan over the La Follette Wheeler slate. Berry, who was a vice presidential candidate at the Democratic convention, says he has notified Davis.
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Associated Press
New York
George L. Berry
Tennessee
International Pressmen’s and Assistants Union
John W. Davis
Charle W. Bryan
la Folette- Wheeler
Major Berry
Davie
United States Senator Lebaron B. Colt Dies At 9 A.M.
Associated Press reports U S Senator Lebaron B Colt died at 9 o'clock this morning in Bristol. The late senator had been a longtime public official and figure in national politics through decades of service.
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Associated Press
Bristol, KR. T
United States
Lebaron B. Colt
Yale-born Senator Reserves League Pact Vote
The obituary notes Lehiron Bradford Colt born Dedham Massachusetts June 1848, Yale graduate 1868, Columbia Law, practiced in New York, married Mary Foutse of Ledyard. three daughters. He served as U.S. district judge from 1884 and became senator, opposing the Versailles covenant with reservations.
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YALE
Lehiron Bradford Colt
Xermay Jiant
Rhode Ioland
Dedham
Mass
Columbia
New York
Mary Foutse
Ledyard
Chivaga
Bristol
Garfield
United States
Senate
France's Herriot appeals for American support on Dawes plan
Premier Herriot in Paris urges U S aid to implement the Dawes reparations accord, saying Europe’s success depends on America's help. He called the Dawes plan a new chapter in world history and stressed open public opinion across nations will shape Europe’s dawn. The interview framed Europe’s post conference path toward executing the plan.
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Liosd Allen
United Press
Lension
United States
Europe
America
United Pred
Pars Tolay
Herriot
France
Letter Series On Politics 10 Shows Issues
A Oshkosh writer launches a illuminating twenty part series in The North western to inform voters about candidates platforms and campaign issues. This first installment introduces the series and discusses politics parties and principles with brief factual statements ahead of continued coverage on page 14.
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United States
Issacs
Fach
Serious charges face couple after four years search
Alphonse Willers, 39, and Cyrile De Breyne, 13, are held on serious charges after a four year search ended with their arrest in Milwaukee. Police traced them from Rochester, Chicago, and a Chicago sister, revealing a romance after Willers returned from service in France. The husband says he will prosecute, calling Willers a home wrecker.
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Alphonse Willers
Mra
Cyrile de Breyne
Cyrille de Bresne
Rochester
Sowa
T He
Wittens
Chicago
Ie Smith
Willing
Polles
Wilsena
Davis Prepares Addresses for Seagirt and Columbus Tour
Democratic presidential candidate John W. Davis stays at Tocust Valley home to finish labor day speech and outline labor policy. He plans addresses at Seagirt New Jersey and Columbus Ohio before launching a midwest speaking tour with Daniel C. Roper in Washington.
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Associated Press
Tocust Valley
John W. Davis
Sevght
N. J
Columbus
Ohio
Middle West
Davin
Daniel C. Roper
Washington
Internal Revenue
Shaver
National Committee
Riot Casualties Reported in Mandalay Upper Burma
A Mandalay dispatch reports rioting Saturday night in upper Burma left two policemen and two Buddhist priests dead. About nineteen people were injured, including fourteen policemen, from knife wounds. The city was quiet again by telegraph visit.
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Associated Prose
Rondon
Mandalay
Upper Burma
Coolidge to Take Vacation After London Conference
President Coolidge plans a brief Washington return before vacation at Plymouth Vermont. He congratulated Kellogg and James Logan on the London Dawes reparations conference and will await further developments while enjoying time at the family home. His father John Coolidge noted the president will likely find some work while away.
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Herriot
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Ndgea
Kellogg
James Logan
Washington
My Kellong
Revierei
John Conlidge
Calvin
Wiliam J. Bowd
United Pras
Vo— Agricultura
World Touring Planes May Refuel At Sea
A tentative plan proposes refueling flying boats at sea during a world touring mission. An advance party reports 826 miles from Iceland to Greenland with a floating refueling barge under consideration to cope with possible headwinds. Weather delays from Greenland postpone progress.
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Washington
Glace
Greenland
Free Land
United Prev
Neykjavik
Iceland
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Broenow
Zann
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Tony
Tanacion
Fire drives about 100 from downtown Minneapolis hotels
A blaze in Minneapolis forced about 100 people from the National Hotel and surrounding buildings into the street. Damage exceeded $125,000. No injuries were reported as the flames engulfed structures in the heart of the city, crippling nearby traffic.
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United Prone
Minneapolis
Minn
National Hotel
Railway Issued Certificates For Equipment Bonds
The Great Northern Railway Co. received authority from the Interstate Commerce Commission to issue equipment time certificates not exceeding 4.5 million dollars to be sold at not less than 6 percent of par.
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Washington, D. C
Great Northern Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Comminston
Wits in Gross Quiz Highlight Courtroom Testimony
The exchange centers on whether certain patient behaviors are signs of mental illness as Clarence Solars raw and Richard Lee challenge Nathan Old Jr and counsel on cross examination. Dr Singer notes hallucinations and delusions as indicators while clarifying professional qualification and the range of psychiatric signs.
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Chicago
Egland
Clarence Solars
Nathan
Nold Jr
Richard Lee
Douglas Singer
Acshesti
Bryan to be told tonight at University of Nebraska ceremony
The Democratic nomination for Vice President candidate departs from the party line as Governor Bryan attends the notification ceremony at the University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium. Officials from Chicago arrive to reinforce campaign ties while a large gathering prepares for the formal address and singing of Star-Spangled Banner.
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University of Nebraska
Benator
Trvan Oof
Faoyare
Ant Ater
Nebranka Memorial Stadium
Hylligan
Brooks
Pate
Wwe
Bryan
Charge That Woman's Party Draws Color Line
The National Woman's party faced claims it barred African American speakers at its annual convention closing exercises. Lucy Stowe of Howard University and Mrs A W Hunam of New York were not permitted to speak, prompting protest from Miss Alice Paul and other leaders who argued no discrimination occurred. They cautioned that prominent Black representatives could affect southern women’s electoral chances.
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Walport
National Woman's Party
Inex Milhollind
John FR. Milholmnad
Lucy Stowe
Déan
Howard Universit
Rates On Coal Held Unreasonable In Interstate Case
A preliminary federal report finds coal rates from Colorado and northern New Mexico to river points in the west and Midwest were unreasonable and unduly prejudicial. The Interstate Commerce Commission has not yet issued a final ruling on the case.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colorado
New Mexico
Misesourt
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kannax
Axarainer
Witham & Koehrl
Two Die in Gun Fight at Near Beer Saloon
A dramatic gun battle near a saloon in Heartwatloon left Detective Sorgt. Frank KK. Finge dead and taxi driver Joseph Tunen killed. A pollen de tvetive and three hijackers exchanged shots. six customers and a bartender escaped unharmed.
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Detroit
Midl
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Frank KK. Finge
Joseph Tunen
Weekend auto tragedy claims multiple lives and injuries
Police report a fatal hit run and several injuries from a Milwaukee area weekend crash. A car struck pedestrians as they walked near the road, killing a teen and injuring others including Mia Johnson and Heider. Officers identified the vehicle and are pursuing suspects, with more details on Page 14.
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Waller Halder Amit
Celeada
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Dawes Notification Ceremonies Set Amid Rally Plans
The article describes Dawes notification ceremonies planned with Charlid Thewen, national committee members, and Major Gunn coordinating. It notes an invocation and formal address by former Representative A Woldefferly of Nebraska, with Butler presiding and limited additional remarks.
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Diwes
National Committee
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Af Chiesa
Bisinesa
A Woldefferly
Nebraska
Butler
WHAT CANDIDATES ARE DOING
President Coolidge examined a hay rake on his Vermont farm and considered farming experts for a committee on agricultural legislation. Democratic candidate held conferences with Senator Pitman and Danley Roper, and worked on Sea Girt and Columbus speeches. Senator La Salle prepared speeches and planned platform campaign outlines with labor leaders.
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President Coolidge
Hasfield
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John Coolidge
Representative Treadway
Maseaachusetta
Newt
Nea
Alan
Congress
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Columbus
la Sollerts
Couple Jailed In Connection With Murder
Emil Ace Zuple 26 and Florence Mc Kinney his fiancée an 11 year old, await trial in Berrien County Jail for the murder of Cora Raber 25 whose alleged threat to end their romance preceded her death. Crowds attended Raber funeral in Baroda Michigan drawing interest from nearby counties. Two short services were held in church and at the grave as reverend J F Collins urged belief in justice. In New York Julia Warnock was found dead assumed natural causes despite autopsy. her husband Harry Lieberman planned funeral arrangements.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Berrien County
Emil “Ace” Zuple
Florence McKinney
Cora Raber
Brroda
Misa Raber
Attle Home Church
First Congregational
J. F. Collins
Miler
Baroda
Cora
Florence McKenney
Emmil Bipke
New York
Julia Warnock
Follies Us
Nalure
Benjamin Vance
Harry Lieberman
Lieberman Wild
Independence, Mo
Body of Socialist Deputy Identified by a Gold Filling
Rome reporters describe the identification of former Socialist Deputy Gioacomo Mateotti found murdered months earlier. A gold filling in his tooth confirmed the corpse as Mateotti to his relatives and authorities. Protests and disorders followed in Rome and Naples amid the public reaction to the murder.
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Morgan
United Prevx
Rome
Gioacomo Mareotti
Fascia
Arfesta
Mateotti
Flaminian
Naples
Two Shoot It Out In Wild West Style And Both Are Dead
Oklahoma City report says two farmers Isaac Redding and Turman shot at close range in a wild west style dispute. Eye witnesses describe Turman pulling his revolver after a overheard remark and both men dying from the exchange while associates were taken into custody.
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United Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Isaac Redding
Turman
Toth Haulera
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and Wisconsin regions
Forecasters predict unsettled conditions tonight with increasing chances of showers and warmer temperatures tomorrow. Nebraska? Northwesterly winds, cool but improving by afternoon.
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