Clemenceau Urges Coolidge Reconsider Debt Pact Terms
France's former premier Georges Clemenceau urges President Coolidge to avoid treating war debts as mere cash transactions. He warns the Franco American debt agreement risks France's independence and claims France is not for sale. He cites France's wartime losses and criticizes Britain's Europe strategy, urging a broader view of ties beyond creditor debtor labels.
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Hagerstown Players and Officials arraigned on Sunday work violation
Eleven players of the Hagerstown Blue Ridge league team and two umpires were arraigned in Washington County court after arrest for Sunday work violation. Bonds set at 100 dollars. league through President Jo Jamison posted bonds. Frederick players also waived hearings. plans reportedly to resume Sunday games between Hagerstown, Frederick, and Martinsburg.
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London news release on Kitchener teddy finding myth
A white paper from central authorities rebuts rumors about Lord Kitchener’s body being found or the HMS Hampshire sinking. It states no body reached shore and denies treachery or a rescue. The document clarifies claims of a found tomb near Sta Sengge and addresses sensational tales from newspaper reports.
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Missing or garbled text ruins Ticree TM report
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a New Vora tag entry and ticket mixups. The readable portion mentions tickets, a market, and a curt court decision, but essential names, dates, places, or outcomes are unreadable.
Hope Fades as Entombed Miners Resupply Efforts Continue
Rescue workers in Salem Kentucky redouble efforts to free five miners trapped since Thursday in the Hudson mine of Zinc and Spar Company. A four hundred water pump may operate soon, but rising floodwaters and extensive delays cast doubt on survival prospects after three days and nights underground.
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Newark Woman Found Strangled in Bedroom
Lena Tidar 72 was found dead in her rear store bedroom in Newark killed by a towel strangulation. Her deaf, paralyzed husband slept nearby and reported the discovery as police noted no money was taken and a cigarette pack clue remained.
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Hanlon Plans Dry Clean-Up Detroit Area
Col A J Hanlon leads a government drive against liquor runners in Detroit area once dubbed the wettest spot in the nation. Eight patrol boats with forty men augment regular forces to curb smuggling from Canada, raising prices to prohibitive levels and disrupting the Suretine market. Authorities guard patrol movements to prevent leaks.
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Condemned Slayer's Wife Ends Fast for Pledge
Mrs. Catherine Scott ends a 20 day fast in Detroit to raise funds for the defense of her husband Russell T Scott, condemned slayer. She will receive 350 dollars at six forty PM, as 1500 dollars was lost by the fast checker Frank Baker, who noted Lewis Conde of Elkhart Indiana as the chief checker.
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Seven runs rally ends in Phillies win over Reds 7 6
A late rally carried Philadelphia to a 7 6 victory over Cincinnati as two teams played a doubleheader. Other items note APTI trust actions against Southern Hardware Jobbers Association and multiple military and transport stories from Virginia to New York.
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Land dispute erupts in deadly courthouse duel in Virginia
In Clintwood Virginia Sheriff Pridemore Fleming and Prohibition Agent James Mullins were killed in a gun duel on the steps of the Dachinan County courthouse. The violence ended a five year land dispute intensified by a Virginia primary argument. Fleming died minutes after the chase, Mullins died last night from three wounds.
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Episcopate Replies To Saenz Assertion
The Catholic Episcopate in Mexico City rejects Saenz’s claim of no persecution and cites a “subversive character” by various religious elements. It urges Congress to enact religious regulations while warning the move could obstruct a speedy solution and notes the church’s concern over government enforcement of laws.
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Ruth Challenged by Strikes During Detroit Arrest Fight
George Herman Ruth faced three strikes and a confrontation in Detroit as a patrol issue led to a fine of 15 dollars for an offense in Brighton. Ruth later paid 850 dollars in additional penalties. The incident drew varied local reactions, with witnesses claiming Ruth was not at fault.
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Mystery wave on lake kills fifteen bathers in Canada
A massive lake wave swept Brant and Farnham reaches yesterday, drowning fifteen bathers and leaving five others missing. Ten bodies were recovered with numerous rescues as divers searched. victims include Elmer and Yvette Henry of Kee more, John Augustine of Buffalo, Hilda and Howard Timmerman of Farnham, Anna Lance of Silver Creek, and the Bronson siblings of Brant.
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Fragmented court testimony in a Wallkill case
A damaged clipping shows a court testimony scene involving a Wallkill farmer’s wife and related parties. The legible parts reference a husband and wife, a six year span, and legal proceedings with local names, but many details remain unclear.
Super-Crook Makes Final Stand Today
Whittemore, condemned for the slaying of guard Robert Holtman at Maryland Penitentiary, signs a writ of habeas corpus as a last-ditch appeal. A 4 pm hearing before Judge Staton could delay the execution, but only a governor or higher court order could halt it. He faces imminent death on Friday with visits allowed from his wife and father.
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Hall Mills Murder Reopens as State Police Question Witnesses
In Somerville New Jersey on August 9 state police widen the Hall Mills murder inquiry. First witnesses include trolley car operators who helped Mrs Mills reach Bucceleuch Park and residents near the Phillips farm where the bodies were found. Also questioned were Edward Stryker and his niece Grace Edwards and others who were among the first to arrive at the scene.
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King George IV Cures General Higginson of Smoking
London reports King George IV cured General Sir George Higginson of smoking after a childhood memory when the king allegedly influenced the boy during a walk. The recall notes the king’s cigar moment and its lasting impression on the general.
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