Federal and State Control of Coal Distribution Progresses
The article outlines President Harding's stalled plan to end the railroad strike, railroad executives backing seniority protections, and shopmen voting to accept the plan with conditions. Chicago streetcar disruptions ease as buses replace cars and negotiations resume amid fare-cutting debates. International notes cover Greece- Turkey tensions and Ireland's Sinn Fein developments.
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National Board of Adjustment
Inbor
Wiese
Pry Pan
Geree
New York
Washington
Harding
Reed Likely Renominated by Missouri Democrats Over Long
At this writing it appears probable that United States Senator James A. Reed has won renomination by Missouri Democrats, defeating Breckinridge Long in a hot, bitter debt dispute. Long had support from former President Wilson, who backed him while in office. Wilson era enmity lingers for Reed among many. Republicans nominated R. R. Brewster of Kansas City for the senate.
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United States
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Missouri
Breckinridge Long
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Wilson
R. R. Brewster
Kansas City
Senate
Memorial Silence Honors Bell and Crowe
On a minute last Friday every telephone and telegraph line in America fell silent to honor Dr. Alexander Graham Bell who died in Baddeck at seventy five. The inventor built many devices and helped the deaf. United States Senator William E Crowe of Pennsylvania, who succeeded Senator Knox, died at his home after an illness that began last December. He appeared in the senate only twice before that time.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Baddeck
Nova Scotia
United States
William E. Crowe
Pennsylvania
Knox
Senate
Global Dispatches Sketch Postwar Tensions And Heroic Feats
Reports from South Africa describe a new gold belt discovery from Baiind to Ny as labor unrest spreads. In Germany talk of war resurges while Italy France and Britain rush pension and debt issues amid a fragile European economic outlook. Garin mayor of LaPrairie lauds heroism after the Rapides Prince wreck rescue.
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Italy
France
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Georgs T. Summerlin
Chen
Nuning Ming
Peking Republic
Sun Yat Sen
Canton Republic
Shiuchow
Canton
Chihing
Stuchow
Washington Debates Fixes as Senate Probes Bills
Unanimous efforts to fix a date for debate appear abandoned while talks continue on sugar and hides duties. A statistics gist totals 11,225,600 letters passing postal routes. railroad rates from Louisiana to Lake Charles and nearby towns face reduction orders by Oct 23. Henry Ford’s nitrate project deal is pressed by a Senate minority. Efforts to restructure the federal government ownership plan face protest. Debt reduction of 6 million dollars in July is reported. Coast Guard cutters tour and practice near Cape May for ten days starting August 12.
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Henry Ford
Muscle Shoals
Ala
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Oil production up as weekly U S tally rises
The weekly summary from the American Petroleum Institute reports crude oil production averaged daily up by 1 659 barrels to 1 590 150 for the week ended July 29, compared with 1 498 500 the prior week. The Stancord Oil Co of New Jersey said a two cent per gallon price cut for gasoline is planned.
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August Detering
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Dent
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Renre Strther
Hardine
John Tavbcor
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Qualified Criticism. Betty Finds Lovable Things Everywhere
Betty, a southern beauty, speaks little when unable to say kind words and notes Chicago’s cold day during a luncheon in the Loop. Her aunt and mother echo the chill as Betty jokes her hands stayed warm except for the edges.
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Loop
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Ketty
Chicago Tribune
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