Two US Privates Killed in German Accident
Privates Harry Long of Logansport Indiana and Fitzhugh Langston of Auburn North Carolina died when their machine gun truck skidded into a telephone pole and overturned at Erdenbreit stein Germany. Berlin reports France refused to reduce wartime debts to allied citizens.
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Harry Doggett
Redding
Cal
Harry Long
Logansport
Ind
Fitzhugh Langston
Auburn
N. C
Erdenbreitstein
Germany
Berlin
France
Plan for fair fuel and food distribution in postwar crisis
Government actions aim to curb profiteering and avert a fuel famine. A national emergency triggers ICC routing of cars and distribution oversight. Hoover chairs a new general committee with state agents and operators to fix prices and allocate coal and rail resources. France negotiates reparations plans with Britain as Morgan bankers prepare a new settlement in Paris.
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American Association of Railway Executives
Jewell
Railway Labor Board
White House
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New York
Western Roads
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Daugherty
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Interior Fall
Commerce Hoover
Aitchison
N. Illinois
Farrington
Illinois
Peoria
Sterling
Ilinois
England
Great Britain
America
Morgan Committee of Bankers
Paris
League of Nations Council
Poincare
Lloyd George
London
Bavaria Rebels as Berlin Clashes Over Defence Law
Bavaria rejects Reichstag defence bill and forbids outside police in Bavaria. Chancellor Wirth calls a conference of German states to resolve the crisis. President Ebert may convene the staatsgerichtshof if Bavaria keeps its new law, while Lerchenfeld resists submission but denies separatism. The feud with Prussia and monarchist sentiment complicates Berlin’s response.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Wirth
Bavaria
Ebert
Staatsgerichtshof
Lerchenfeld
Prussia
Soviet plans for autumn attacks on Romania and Poland
Sources report Soviet Russia plans military operations on the western front this autumn. Frank Vanderlip says in Paris Bolsheviks likely to push war in harvest season attacking Romania and Poland to rally morale and gain eastern harvests. Refugees in Belgrade claim the government readies a drive through the Balkans toward Austria.
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Rom
Russia
Frank Vanderlip
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Rumania
Poland
Belgrade
Balkang
Austria
Augustus Thomas Named Executive Chairman of Producing Managers
Augustus Thomas has been appointed executive chairman of the Producing Managers association for three years with a large salary and powers in the spoken drama comparable to Will Hays in film and Judge Landis in baseball. The association includes virtually all major theatrical producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugustus
Thomas
Producing Managers’ Association
Will Hays
Judge Landis
Snails Migrate After Four-Year Sleep In Desert
A naturalist finds living snails in shells collected in 1918 from an arid desert area believed rainless for five years. After four years in storage, the shells yielded healthy live snails the next day when washed in water, surprising the discoverer.
Looking Out for Mother
A brief moral note shows two children Jamie and Susie sharing pudding after their mother cooks. Jamie worries she must skip savoring pudding to let their mother have none, and wishes the mother would eat Susie’s portion instead.
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Mother
Jamie
Susie
Mamma
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Radio Publishing Corporation Incorporated Dept
Madison Ave
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