New World Association Proposed Over League Plans
Grenoble France A plan for a world association linking the league of nations the Pan American Union and non member states was presented by Prof Alejandro Alvarez to the institute of international law. The proposal aims to coordinate regions not supplant existing groups and to address U S Germany and Russia absences. The plan emphasizes recommendations rather than enforcement and seeks broader continental cooperation.
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Associated Press
Grenoble
France
World Association of States
League of Nations
Pan-American Union
Alejandro Alvarez
Chile
Alvarez
Paris
Leagle
League
United States
Germany
Russia
Europe
America
Ene Association
Association
Wisconsin State Fair Opens As Warm Weather Draws Crowds
Milwaukee reports fairgoers fill hotels as the annual state fair opens with thousands in attendance. A large convoy of boosters from several cities travels by car to visit the fair grounds. exhibits touted as the most elaborate ever staged.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee mother and two children die in gas asphyxiation
Mrs Slanche Borowski, 23, after putting her two children to bed, turned on gas burners and locked them in their room. The babies were found by husband Anton Borowski when he returned home. Police detained him but expected release as the investigation continues. The wife reportedly said she would take the children with her.
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United Press
Milwaukee
Slanche Prorowski
Anton
Borowski
President and party return to Washington after Potomac cruise
The President and officials who accompanied him on a week long Potomac cruise returned to the capital early today aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. The vessel docked at the navy yard shortly before eight and the president went directly to the White House.
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Washington, D. C
Prding
Potomac
Navy Yard
White House
German reparations plan urges moratorium for Germany
English representative John Bradbury proposed a temporary moratorium on reparations for Germany to allow a stabilization period. He favored appointing disinterested financial experts and receivership oversight to balance the budget and stabilize the mark. Bradbury said he had German support but needed to persuade allies, with Paris inviting Germany to send a representative to prove sincerity in paying after the moratorium.
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Webb Miller
United Press
Germany
John Bradbury
Allies
Bradbury
Alliefl Reparations Commission
Paris
Hermos
Henry Ford Denies Coal Shortage and Attacks Profiteers
Henry Ford announces plants will close September 16 due to coal industry conditions and declares a fight against profiteering. He claims no real coal shortage exists, citing ample supply held by brokers and offers from coal operators. Ford says mines could be bought cheap but transport constraints and railroad tie-ups hinder shipments from Kentucky and nearby routes.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
Ford
Hans
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
Eittle
Louisville
Detroit, Toledo & Irenton
Ford Company
Lakes
Kentucky
Violent Death Shocks Bloomington Bride-to-Be
Miss Edna F. Skinner a Bloomington school teacher was found dead with bruises in the home of Albert Lowe in Greeley Colorado firemen discovered the body while fighting a blaze Lowe her brother in law an insurance agent is charged with murder police say he arranged for Miss Skinner to take out life insurance naming him beneficiary and then killed her Mother Nes Skinner and attorney Clarence Law helped secure Lowe s arrest in connection with the case
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Bloomington
Edna F. Skinner
Albert Lowe
Greeley
Coio
Lowe
Miss Skinner
Nes. J. J. Skinner
Clarence, Law, & Your
Clarence Law
J. J. Skinner
Miners Trapped at Argonaut Mine in California
Rescue teams report most of the forty eight Argonaut mine workers entombed in Jackson California have little chance of survival. The men were at depths of 4300 to 4500 feet below Muldoon shaft when the cave occurred. Officials say flames hinder rescue and may extinguish the fire to free any survivors. Continues on page.
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cRy United Press
Jackson
Calif
Argonaut
Sacramento
Muldoon
Sacmento
Garbarini
Rail Service Stalled as Workers Strike Across Regions
AP reports widespread rail disruption as engineers firemen conductors and train men strike over armed boards at Roadhouse and Slater Missouri and wage demands. Protestors demand higher pay while maintenance staff rally against new unions amid ongoing violence in scattered centers.
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Associated Press
Western Division
Chris Alton
Roadhouse
Fli
Slater
United Brotherhand
Mam
Itenance
Wallosex
Lymen
Wisconsin Officers to Receive Suspect in Bank Bond Swindle
Associated Press reports Minneaplis pair Wells and Callahan captured after an attempt to rob a local bank using worthless railway bonds. They will be turned over to La Crasse Wisconsin authorities where Wells faces swindling charges involving Joseph Keneleny over an automobile deal.
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Minneapails
Arris B. Wells
Wiliam B. Callahan
la Crasse
Wis
Joseph Keneleny
Industry avoids nationwide shutdown over coal shortages
A Limited Press survey finds most industries do not plan plant closures like Henry Ford despite coal shortages and high fuel prices. Some packing plants report reduced output, but others claim adequate coal inventories and continued operation. A few cities note minor curtailments in subway and rail services with no broad shut downs expected.
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Limited Press
New York
Henry Ford
United States
Chisaze
ArmMoeurane] Chrapeiey
Cincinnatii
Indianapolis
Larke
Milwaukee
Palm Live! Soap Corpan
Atle-Chayners Motor Company
Hamlet of Herrin Grand Jury Returns Charges
The Herrin grand jury met under Judge Hartwell to probe the Herrin massacre. Prosecutor Brundage and Attorney Delos Duty addressed the panel as 20 suspects and two more were anticipated to face charges. Sheriff Thaxton and other officials were expected to testify as witnesses.
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United Press
Marion
Herrin Auer
Jiamana County
Cattert
Drei Judge Co. Cartwel
Cener Ward J Brundage
Thant
Woo Muddlekaut
Brothers Killed by Railway Guard
Two brothers Camark G Dean and Baxley Liti more were shot and killed by a railway guard. The guard, identified as Hall, surrendered to authorities after the incident.
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Press
Camark
G. Dean
Baxley Litimore
Ear Y W. Aull
Gorards
Hall
Coal Ball Situation Improves Amid Labor Strikes
Washington reports indicate legislation authorizing President Harding to seize and operate anthracite coal and related rail lines has been delayed and likely not pressed this week. Officials say Harding and advisers plan to use existing powers to stabilize fuel transport without full government control. Senate and House committees push distribution and priority bills as Hoover and Daughtry join the president on the Mayo to return to Washington.
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United Press
Washington
Harding
Washington, D. C
Rhea
Congress
Joteratate
Senate
House Interstate Commerce
Ashington
Hoover
Daughtry
Tan Camming
Ennter
Veto Kills Bonus Measure in Senate Vote Forecast
Washington reports a likely 34 to 33 Senate vote on a proposed bonus measure with many absences expected. The bill faces a two-thirds requirement to overcome a veto threat, with key figures listed and potential party positions noted as the session proceeds.
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Wanneth
Chirk
United
Gerrespondente
Washington, D.C
Congress
Benacors
Weiletange Uveir
Kevenian
Annence
Bill
Francie McLean Ant Page
Seth
Wes
Feges
Prete Tre Capper
Cuib Cumming
Biking
Fietcher
Fale
Harreld
Harrison
Heflin
Shields
Smith
Smoot
Sterling
Angen
Underwood
Wadsworth
Warren
Arson
Georgia
Waller
Vikiame
Caraway
Harrie
Ladd
Jasekinie
Spencer
I. Horan
Negro man jailed after narrow escape from lynching mob
John Love, a black porter, was jailed in Wichita Falls Texas for assaulting a white girl and narrowly escaped a lynching mob of about 300. Mayor Calvert deputized 15 officers to defend the jail as the suspect was spirited away. The mob later burned a black restaurant and a black church.
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United Press
Ehem
Tex
John Love
Nergro
Wichita Falls
Willam Calvert
Big Four Chiefs Postpone Meeting On Transport Strike Policy
Cleveland reports the postponement until tomorrow of a conference of four chiefs and T. C. Cashen to decide transport workers policy amid a shop men’s strike. Leaders disagree on approach with L. E. Sheppard and others urging strict bylaws adherence and caution to avoid risk.
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United Presa
Cleveland
Big Four
T. C. Cashen
Awatchmen's Union
Warren 8. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Aktaeorad
Stone
L. E. Sheppard
Order of Railroad
Cashen
Har Trunry
Ww. G. Lee
Brotherhood of
Aguin
Llegel
Jie
L. FE. Sheppard
Order of Railroad Conductors
Hoover Urges Quick Passage to Check High Fuel Costs
Hoover urged immediate passage of Winslow and Cummins bills to curb coal profiteering as fuel shortages loom this winter. Senate and House committees moved toward favorable reports and swift action in the capital. The railway union noted record car loadings, signaling intensified coal and rail strain.
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Hoover
Washington
T. C
Interstate Commerce Committee
Cummins
Senate
Watson
Indiana
Sean
Association of Railway
Pressure on coal shipments stirs federal action
Washington officials grant blanket permission to trace delayed coal shipments to states after Rep Brennan urged the Michigan fuel administration to speed up cars en route to Michigan. Railroads seek to end the priority system and return to assigned car orders while avoiding large fuel stocks for carriers and public utilities. Madison Wisconsin notes an advertisement on Page 2.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Central Coal Committee
Brennan
Republican
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fair price coal scarce for Wisconsin demand
Wisconsin coal committee hears from Calloway Fuel Milwaukee and Green Pax on private coal for sale at high prices. Hoover fair price coal unavailable from mines as priority coal moves slowly. J M Morrissey to meet in Milwaukee to plan next steps to secure coal at a fair price.
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United Press
Maillson — Hoover
Wisconsin
Calloway Fuel Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Coal Committee
Calloway Company
F. O. B. Milwanker
Green Pax Dark
West Vircina
Kentucky
Hoover
W. P. Preasenting
Uthlit
Industrie
Pregsentinel
Nathine
Decn
Presidential
J. M. Morrissey
Washington
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Williamson
Dudee Hartwell
Trundage
Delos Duty
Mounty Sherif Melvin Thaxton
Wag Thaxton
Troupe Derkrring
Samuel la Hirmaler
Hingis Adjntent Geners
Fuel Administration
Ble
RB. Robertson
Shei Brotherhood of Locomotive
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
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