Chinese And Russians Seek Truce At Manchurian Railway Hub
Reports from Manchuria say Chinese and Russian officials seek a peaceful settlement of the railway dispute at Chan-chun near the border. A truce is described as troops withdraw and towns resume normal life while talks with Russian envoy M. Serebriakov and Chinese official Chu Shao Yan are anticipated at Harbin and Danria for a formal conference on settlement.
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Tokyo
Manchuria
Chanechun
Rengo
Manchur
Manchuk
Harbin
M. Serebriakov
Moscow
Danria
Chu Shao Yan
Mowery
Harkin
Alarbin
Manelouria
Amur
China
Mukden
Chinese Eastern Railway
New Hotel
Ussuri
Siberia
Russia
Ab Pogranichnaya
Sunpari
Blagoveshtehensk
Soviet Russia
Tage Fy
Hoover cannot alter river plan for Bird's Point floodway
Washington attorney general Mutchell ruled President Hoover cannot change the Mississippi flood control plan to compensate landholders in the Bird's Point New Madrid floodway project. The army engineers plan to purchase towage rights and acquire land via negotiation or condemnation, with compensation based on the executive order and a fast loan settlement process.
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Washington
Mutchell
Preident
Secretary Cod
Good
Coolidge
Corps of Engineers
Britain to suspend work of warships
The White House hinted at a possible major announcement before nightfall with focus on naval limitations. In London Ramsay MacDonald announced the cancellation of some naval contracts and a slowdown of others as disarmament talks continue with the United States.
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Britain
Washington
White House
London
Ramsay MacDonald
House of Commons
Great Britain
United States
Hoover
Britain Reconsiders Naval Build Amid War Debate
Prime Minister MacDonald told the House of Commons that Britain would suspend work on the battle cruiser and two submarines, cancel the Maidstone depot ship, and slow dockyard activity as part of a revised 1929 30 naval program amid calls from Austen Chamberlain and Dawes for policy clarity with the United States.
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Dawes
England
MacDonald
House of Commons
London
MilleBonald
House of Commions
Surrey
Northumberland
Maidstone
Twelfth Day Aloft Sets Endurance Flight World Record
St Louis pilots Jackson and Forest O Brine aboard the St. Louis Robin remain aloft at Lambert St. Louis field on day twelve. They surpassed the previous endurance record by over twenty two hours and show no signs of landing. Ground crew report the engine remains powerful as the duo circles at high altitude. The crowd of 50 000 cheered them on as they aimed to extend the record in honor of St Louis while maintaining a steady work routine aboard the aircraft.
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St. Louis
Connie
Todas
Dakt
Reg) Jackson
Forest O'Brine
Lambert-St. Lois Field
Jackson
Louis Robin
Secretary Svimson Pushes Action to Block China Russia War
Washington reports Secretary Svimson prioritizes concrete action over diplomacy to avert a China Russia war. He rejects emphasis on precedent, stresses mobilizing world opinion, and recalls Kellogg treaty obligations to China and Russia. Debucht notified Tokyo, Japan urged restraint while Manchurian issues loom.
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Washington, D. C
Svimson
China
Russia
Japan
Tokyo
Debucht
Far East
United States
France
Brian
Europe
Claudel
Briand
Kellogg
Mussia
Premier Poincare Improves May Attend Final Debate
Paris reports Premier Poincare, confined by exhaustion and rationing, shows marked improvement. Doctors say his temperature is normal and intestinal intoxication has lessened. he may attend the final hours of the ratification debate in the Senate tomorrow after receiving several friends today.
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Paris
Poincare
Tim Senate
Weather Summary Readings From Southern Observations
A fragmentary weather note describes warmer conditions on July 21 with sun in some areas and possible showers in northern portions. It mentions fair to partly cloudy skies, moderate winds, and notes extreme temperatures in Upper Michigan with variable conditions changing through Thursday.
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Associated
Thorsiay
Nartan
Upper Michigan
Tirsans
Tieutay
Mings
Pope to Appear at Vatican for Historic Embrace of Rome
Rome braces for Pius XII to emerge from the Vatican in a three part ceremony while Italian troops guard St. Peter's Square. The event marks the first papal public appearance since 1870 and will draw a massive crowd amid heightened security and restricted photography.
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Thomas B. Morgan
United Press
Rome
Pius XL
Vatican
Charlemagne
St. Peter's Square
Plane collides with steamroller injuring operator at Roosevelt Field
At Roosevelt Field New York on a windy day a small monoplane piloted by James Riddle collided with a steamroller at work. The crash left Riddle and his two passengers uninjured while steamroller operator A C Narzera broke his shoulder. The plane was destroyed.
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Roosevelt Field
N.Y
Anaire Mane
Tioe
James Riddle
Chinse Fmdas
Ateam
Destensini
A. C. Narzeraa
Frankin
Riddle
Special guard placed at Monticello jail after attack scare
In Monticello Kentucky a special guard was assigned to the jail fearing mob action after a 19 year old school teacher was assaulted by three youths led by Bineford Abbott and two cousins. Abbott admitted guilt blaming a drinking spree. the cousins were also detained. The trio, oldest 24, fled on a rifle‑bearing porch encounter near a relative’s house twenty five miles south. Miss Ruby Taylor school kept during the incident at Shek Rock.
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Monticello
Ky. l
Ionard
Ava
Bineford Abbot
Abbott
Sant
Otte Abbott
Blaeford Abbott
Sur ‘Price
Hore
Ruby Taylor
Shek Rock School
Miss Taylor
Bluelord
Taylor
Goolidge Attends Pact Ceremony In Washington
Former president Calvin Coolidge, accompanied by his secretary and aides, attends a ceremony at the Willard Hotel after a formal welcome at the station. A steady stream of former colleagues and officials arrive to greet him, and Coolidge appears vigorous and in good health.
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Washington
Prom
Cadvin Committee
Coolkege
Everett Sanders
George Akinson
Tarever
Col Campbell Hodges
White Horse
Col. W. Sharing
White House
Tee
Cay
Dan
Apapermen
Coalidee Shank Tainds
Laem
Francis Robinson
Yeneraty Whikt House
Willard Hotel
Chonage
Dittle
Frank Ts Kellogg
Eho Cerverl
Tomthar
Alexander Lescoe
Farm Board
Senator Smoot
Utahy T Oo
Marvin
Trial Commission
Sudie Orville Smith
Chewland
James C. White
Chicago
Gol Osman Batrobe
Gooleidze
James 7 Davis
Lahore
Thiatt Pest
Goolene
mans f @rhers
James Fo Cnupal
Heise
Goolidge
Berlin Blast Sees Fears of Many Fatalities
A massive explosion at the United Oxygen Works in Berlin's suburb of Tarsisoaride caused a major incident with four workers rescued, large fires, and thousands gathering as crews battled the blaze. Police cordoned the area while hospitals treated injured workers and families awaited word on casualties.
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Berlin
Tava
United Hoxygen Works
Fremes
Oxuyter Works
United Oxywen
Tarsisoaride
Pohce
Parc
Perrin Hospital
Jersey banks closed sparks investigation and theft links
The New Jersey Department seized three banks the Hobart Trust, Merchants Bank of Tassie, and Passaic Trust amid an impairment of capital estimated at 800 080 dollars. Internal probes cited a banking securities concern and the resignation of top executives including Harry Weinberger. Public funds and assets were placed under department control as a search for responsible parties began.
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New York-Ati
Frank HH. Smith
Banks
Ancie
Todas
Hot Elasiae
Ue Mobart Trust Company
Servier Trust Company
Merchants Bank of Tassie
Aspen
Passaic
New Jersey Bankers Securities Company
Ftohollog
New Jersey Department
Bantuated
Dalieanme
He Hobart Trust Company
Man Ehonts Bank
He Afate
Periy
Hota
Toni Wath
Hater
Harry Wein- Abergsers
Concern
One
Storgnytartional Une
Morpimr UL 6
Melchard T. Menarels
Ehatemo
Campbellport Man Heads The Garrriers
Campbellport residents report local election results with Campbellport man leading the Garrriers ticket. Officials named include president Mrs Lnex, secretary Mite Genrykow, treasurer Mr Jean Theiek, plus a slate of new officers from Norwalk and nearby towns.
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Atari
WES
Baehee
Port van Vleerel
Cobvrentian Bia
Cetin Oita
Ang
Aps
Cuba City
Avo
Inetidape
Monroe
Juke Pathan
Byarti
Presen
Winahary
Arr
Follous View
Xfrs
Lnex
Charlie Whitewater
Mary Genrivekow
Norwalk
Jean Theiek
Deskborn
Mirnice Poo Ste Lenes
Rueener
Cheter 1
Coreaiager
Hymimiets
Dents Ou
Cregeen
Nm Clemens
Salary raise for legislators advised by committee
A Wisconsin committee appointed to draft a salary bill recommended today that legislators now paid 2400 plus mileage be raised to 2400 with mileage under a proposed plan. The payment would be issued in six installments of 409 dollars each in the first half of odd numbered years.
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Mischison
Wis
Text of Kellogg Pact To End Wars
Washington reports the Kellogg treaty text outlining aims to renounce war as a national policy and settle disputes peacefully. The document lists preamble aims, articles on peaceful settlement, ratification, and open adhesion by other powers.
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Washington
Rendunie
Hanelier
Washinton
United States
Storms and Heat Slam Wisconsin Across State
Severe weather lashed Wisconsin with heavy winds and rain, tearing moorings and shattering windows at the Lortin hotel near the capitol. Assemblyman John W. Eber and other legislators sheltered inside as two storms swept Milwaukee, with showers expected and mild temperatures forecast.
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Malvanukee
Macheon
Inkes
Yvesterday
Gulpolee
Lortin Hotel
John W. Eber
Milwaukee
Capitol
Milwauker
Bromley Granted Permission to Land in Japan
Tokyo reports the Japanese government granted Lieutenant Harold Bromiley, an American airman, permission to land during a Taroma Tokyo flight. He plans to fly over Japan and land at Tachikawa air field twenty five miles west of Tokyo.
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Tokyo
Harold Bromiley
Japan
Tachikawa Air Field
Kellogg Briand Pact Becomes Binding Worldwide
Japan deposits ratification with the United States, making the Kellogg Briand treaty effective for all adherent nations. President Hoover announces the pact now in force, with diplomats and officials witnessing the historic moment and pledging to renounce war as national policy.
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Washington
Japan
State Department
Debuchi
White House
Mccover
Stimson
Hoover
Histeric East Room
Coolidge
Frank B. Kolloge
Tinnver
United States
Belloge- Briand
Bile
France
Kelfont
Harves
Trial of James H. Snook Draws Massive Columbus Crowd
Nearly 300 people filled a Columbus courtroom to hear Dr. James H. Snook, Ohio State University faculty member, on trial for first degree murder in the death of his alleged lover Miss Theora Fix. Prosecutors pressed jurors on potential death penalty views while defense questions explored insanity and self defense as possible defenses.
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Columbus
Onepooi
James H. Snook
Ohio State University
Theora Fix
Chin
Snooks
Edith Dysinger
Dysinger
Hsagotis
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