General Shakeup in Jap Diplomatic Service Is Seen
Tokyo reports a major reorganization of Japan's diplomatic corps. Bar on Shidehara may retire if advised by physicians and wife, while Viscount Ishii returns from France on furlough and seeks the foreign minister post. Baron Hayashi likely to retire after Washington treaties, as Baron Kato consolidates control of foreign policy amid cabinet shifts.
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Aagsocmsted Press
Tokyo
Baron Shidehara
Washington
Shidehara
Japan
America
Ishii
France
Baron Hayashi
England
George
London
Kate
Baron Kato
Navy Department
Foreign Office
Three-Cornered Conference of East In Prospect
United Press reports a forthcoming three cornered conference between Japan Russia and the Far Eastern republic of Siberia set to begin in September. The talks may occur at Dairen or Harbin with Moscow or Tokyo as possible venues and aim to secure a commercial pact boosting Japanese Russian trade.
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Clarence On
Ruse
United Press
Tokyo
Japan
Russia
Far
Siberia
United States
Dairen
Harbin
Manchuria
Far Eastern
Chita
Moscow
Burglary Man Infatuated With Baby Sparks Escape
Milwaukee police report a lone intruder broke into a Milwaukee home to cradle a 10 month old girl, Ruth Mira Echneck, in the crib. The mother woke to find the burglar smiling over the crib before grabbing stolen items and fleeing through an open door.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Joseph Echneck
Ruthi Mira
Ehneck
Two Trains Crash Leaves Two Dead in Arizona
United Press reports two killed and several injured in a collision between two Santa Fe trains near Kingman Arizona early today. A relief train was dispatched and the injured were to be brought to destination city as officials release few details.
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United Press
Anxelen
Ned
Santa Fe
Kingman
Ariz
Mann Brewer
Embargo Tightens on Arms Shipments to China
Authoritative sources report a stricter embargo enforced by the United States and Japan against sending arms into China. Washington conference delegates show Italy unable to join the agreement, while negotiations aim to broaden the embargo further.
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Tokyo
Japan
Washington
Italy
Blames Unfit Locomotive For Gary Wreck
Reports from Gary Indiana allege the wreck of a Michigan Central train resulted from an unfit locomotive. J F McGrath of the American Federation of Labor Labor argues the sabotage narrative is biased. Investigations by company officials and guards are paralleled by coroner findings and probes into William Z Foster and the Trades Union Educational League. federal agents have questioned striking shopmen in Gary as inquiries continue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Michigan Central
Gary
Ind
Wrele
Proiluin
Dfé
Strikme
Lane Road
J. F. McGrath
American Federaion of Labor
Mcuranis
Stucy
Crowe
William Z. Foster
Jeader
Trades Union Educational League
Foster
Gary S
Department of Justice
Coal Situation Today
Emergency federal control of coal prices to be drafted soon announced by Secretary Froaver in Washington. Senate labor committee favors federal commission to probe coal unrest as anthracite miners and operators push to break the deadlock and ongoing talks in Illinois Indiana and Iowa move toward possible settlements ahead of a general strike and planned production shifts.
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Associated Tress
Froaver
Washington House
Interstate Commerce
Ooe
Cleveland
Central Distribution Committee
Oat
Washington
Senate
Federal Commission
Indiana
Etl
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Labor Committee
Harding
Public stance on coal inquiry and rail talks
Washington reports indicate the Senate labor committee backs an impartial public inquiry into coal issues, with Harding favoring nonindustry representation. A House provision bars coal-industry ties from the inquiry, while no further rail moves are planned pending New York strike talks.
Demand for Removal of Dry Commissioner for Fraud
Ry United Press Washington reports immediate removal of Federal Prohibitions Commission member J A Haynes demanded by Rep John Phillip H Maryland. The claim accuses Haynes of defrauding the government and using Treasury rail facilities for personal propaganda.
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Ry United Press
Washington
J. A. Haynes
Milwaukee guard found dead on doorstep with bullet in brain
Milwaukes-Gieurre Pavenal 74, found on rear doorstep of no home with a bullet in head, admitted to police to have attempted to kill himself, believed to be an armed bachelor. He fired the shot amid a love affair kept secret. He was taken to a local hospital, physicians report his condition strong but grave.
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Milwaukes
Gieurre
Pavenal
Almeelf
United States Steel to Advance Wages Across Plants
The United States Steel Corp will raise day labor wages by 20 percent at 49 manufacturing plants starting September 1, with future wage scales to be adjusted equitably. The Associated Press reported the plan.
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United States Steel
Bv Associated Presa
New York
United Braise Steel Corporation
Lollay
Funds Sought to Prosecute Herrin Killer
Chicago five district committees under Herrin committee of the chamber canvass the state for funds to aid Attorney General Brundage in prosecuting those responsible for the mine massacre at Herrin last June. The drive began after President Harding's letter and a Framingham address stressing the need to inform Congress that the federal government cannot act, and to counter public belief that the federal government ignores the crime.
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Harding
New York
White House
Congress
Jtuil
Associated Press
Chicago
Herrin
Nom Chamber of Commerce
Adl
General Brundage
Fil
Illinois
Tohn H Framiin
Haaois Chamber of Commerce
Harid Nng
Convicts Howl For More Peaches At New Jersey Prison
Six hundred inmates demanded extra peaches during a New Jersey peach week, stormed their yard and threatened to smash through. Extra deputies were rushed to the state prison after prisoners menaced officers with revolvers during late exercise.
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United Prose
Trenton
New Jersey
Patrolman Lippert Overcome by Carbon Monoxide
Milwaukee police report Officer Charles Lippert WagonMan collapsed from carbon monoxide gas seeping from a muffler prior to arrival at the Emergency Hospital. Driver Robert Sharp halted the car and Lippert was taken for treatment, with doctors reporting recovery underway.
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United Preage
Milwaukee
Charles Lippert
wAzonMan
Robert Sharp
New Forest Fire Outbreak Threatens Vast Timber Lands
A new forest fire outbreak north of White ... endangers vast virgin timber owned by Weyerhaeuser interests. Adjutant General dispatches troops to the scene as authorities respond to the blaze and potential spreading danger.
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Prewm
Elismert
Minn
White
Weyerhauser
Rane
Roads Must Yield On Seniority United Press Report
Washington dispatch says railroad executives may concede seniority rights to shopmen as a walkout presses for a settlement. Labor leaders insist on intact seniority through four secret conferences in New York, with strike funds raised and support from affiliated unions. The crisis centers on a demand for unbroken seniority and a stand against partial concessions.
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James T Kalhert
United Press
Washington, D
Jlearkig
Atmice
United Press Today
Cnress
Peace Conference of Brotherhood
New York
Thia
Patern
American Federation of Jabor
Aba
Eliefa
Saseret Kenstona
Coal shipments to Great Lakes set to ease winter supply
Madison reports a definite step to ship enough coal to the northwest to avert privation this winter. About 2 600 cars moved Monday with a forecast of 8 600 cars for the week to Lake Michigan and Lake Superior ports with 350 000 tons slated for the northwest this week.
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City Associated Press
Morrison
Wis
Lake Michigan
Superior
H. B. Spencer
Cederit
Wired
Preamentin
Wisconsin
Kilts
Cody
Madison
Congressmat Vlorian Tampertall
A. Cooper
Witconsin
Jidge
State Coal Committee
Milwaukes
Moe
Industrion
Lampert
Conner
Nnonn
Northwent
Senilor Lenrest
Coal Committee
Las Sun
Ena Camenige Sion
Enalco
Michigan
Lake J Superior Ferta
Bame
Lemont
Lenron
Senate
Will Not Pledge State Forests and Mines for Reparations
Berlin dispatch reports the German reparations commission doubts any single payment by Germany. The article notes state forests and state mines in the Ruhr district are not pledged to cover reparations. It cites the impracticality of a lone payer in the complex reparation scheme.
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Apenclated Press
Berlin
Miniater
Fintence
Hermes Es Peportsst
Rarhr
86-Year-Old Man Enjoys First Auto Milestone
A United States newspaper report recalls a remarkable milestone as a great-great-grandfather, age 86, achieves his first automobile drive. The incident touches on labor strife, protests, and court action across multiple states, including Texas and Indiana, with various officials and workers mentioned in relation to the era’s industrial tensions.
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iBy United
Frasay Chatfield
Minn
Tiny Ermey
Ura
Cleburne Teras
Nian Court Tex Tearn
Helag Teras
Grande Nidren
Johnny Iowa Crowned Champion Golfer in Chicago District
Johnny Iowa emerged as champion golfer in the Lake Shore country club event in Chicago. Golfers and caddies praised his skill and steady play as he led morning and afternoon rounds, becoming the standout standout figure amid admiring crowds.
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Chicago
Johnny Iowa
Lake Shore
John Ae
Caiberes
Chisagee District
Bonus Bill Passes in Senate Next Week Claim
An agreement to settle the Illinois coal strike was reached this afternoon by the subcommittee of Disneig operators and miners. The plan mirrors the 1922 ware contract and aligns with the Meveland settlement for the nationwide strike that began April 1. Leaders expect ratification soon, with W K Kavanaugh noting the agreement is reached as he heads home.
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Associated
Chicago
Tilnois
Associated Press
W. KK. Kavanaugh
Dodgeville Blue Laws Verdict Spurs Sunday Baseball Debate
A Dodgeville Wisconsin jury found ten members of the Dodgeville baseball club not guilty of violating the 1449 Wisconsin blue laws by playing Sunday baseball. The courtroom was jammed as five club officials and four others were exonerated, potentially halting Sunday games statewide if convicted.
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Dodgeville Baseball Club
Associated Press
Dodgeville Law and Order League
United Nes
Thia
Justles
Richard Arethur
Strange love triangle ends with monthly offer for husband
A wealthy man allegedly offered to pay $100 a month to another woman for surrender of her husband. The claim arose after a public statement by Mrs. Wakefield, widow of a former agent, detailing love for Kendrick and a willingness to support Mrs. Vendack and her baby.
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Tended Presa
Hadney Kendrick Firat
Rdsth
Sprettels
Wakefield
Arter
Truna
Hite
Ken Bari
Ivendack
Virtual Martial Law as Fear Of Strike Violence Grips City
A labor walkout triggers virtual martial law as fear of strike violence leads to guard deployments at Salisbury fairgrounds and Southern Caribay shops. Militia and guards brace for confrontation while 1709 workers, including clerks and Brooklyn men, weigh conference outcomes.
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United Prez
Spencer
Comesanednerstaf
Becaue
Salisbury Fairgrounds
Jecal
Clemay Tevent
Brent Chunderniberets
Wwenace
Leek
Welkeey
Senate Polls Point to Passage of Bonus Bill Next Week
United Press report by Kenneth W. Clarke indicates Senate polls show broad support for the bonus bill with around 390 votes likely, as Chairman McCumber and co authors predict a two thirds majority to send the measure to the president. Opponents warn of a roughly 4 billion dollar financial burden and argue the bonus is a overdue government obligation to war veterans.
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Kenneth W. Clarke
United Press
Washington
Senate
McCumber
DISSENSION ENDANGERS SETTLEMENT OF SHOPMEN'S STRIKE
In New York dissension within the American Association of Railway Executives threatens a settlement of the shopmen strike. Eastern executives insist on seniority, rejecting peace plans as propaganda. I F Loree of Delaware and Hudson opposes the plan while T De Witt Cuyler heads a committee to hear the peace proposal from the big four brotherhoods. Executives arrive for the anticipated meeting with reports of a possible breakthrough dismissed as bunk by barons.
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United Press
New York
American Association of Railway Executives
Eastern
Branden
I. F. Loren
Delaware & Hudson
Loree
T. de Witt Cuyler
Frederick D. Underwood
Brie
Aceon
Ex Kaiser's Memoirs To Be Sold Cheap
Berlin expects wide circulation for the former Emperor's forthcoming memoirs with low prices and heavy advertising. Bookshops display notices for October release and offer paper copies at 700 marks, roughly equivalent to a few dollars in current exchange. Half leather editions cost 590 marks, linen bindings 250 marks, and copies in half leather priced around 73 cents in American money.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Wile
Germany
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