Final Leg Now Up To Germany Agreement Talks
The Associated Press reports experts from the inter allied region conference expect a settlement on eating and transfer issues tied to the Dawes plan. French proposals to evacuate the Ruhr over two years sparked astonishment in Berlin, with German officials opposing, while talks resume in the afternoon and a plenary session may follow tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Don
Inter-Allied Region Conference
Ning Street
Dawes
D. Loung
Germany
Berlin
Srade
Reich
Dawas An
Ru'ar
Poincare
Allied Commission
Arcor Clarie
Ruhr
Shriners Plan to Aid 400000 Crippled Wards
Albert J. Ladner, potentate of Lu Lu Temple Philadelphia, spoke to 500 crippled children in Atlantic City announcing that 400000 afflicted U.S. children will become wards of the Shriners. He led a group of 10,000 men behind a plan utilizing ten hospitals built by Shriners nationwide for the cause.
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Atlantic City
United States
Mystic Shrine of America
Albert J. Ladner
Philadelphia
Fragmentary note on Franco Belgian Ruhr evacuation consent
A fragment discusses whether Germany must consent to the Franco Belgian evacution plan and argues that silent approval would imply acceptance of Ruhr occupation legality. The text suggests debate over the disposal of bonds and the implications of consent versus tacit approval.
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Germany
Ruhr
Sugar Tariff Rates Up Ten Percent Under Review
Washington Aug 1 The tariff commission has submitted its findings on revising sugar duties to President Coolidge after a year and a half of investigation and factional dispute. The case, directed originally by Harding, involves a split within the commission over reductions or retention of current rates with a 50 percent scope. The dispute over Commissioner Glassie’s involvement due to his wife’s sugar mill interests in Louisiana led to changes and the commission’s final split between those favoring lower duties and those urging retention.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
LaQollette
Harding
Commission
Glassie
Louisiana
Congress
Culbertson
Costigan and
Lewis
Marvin
Burgess
Bigamy Charge Shocks Newark Woman in Court Case
Newark police hold George C Beckman 36 on bigamy charges after a claim by his second wife that he also married her 17 years ago in Bayonne. Beckman, a clothing firm buyer, allegedly wed former model Miss Herzog after meeting her last October. A telegram and wedding invitation were filed with the complaint. Detectives say he claimed ongoing quarrels with his first wife prevented living together.
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Newark
Sire Castle
Alice
St. Paul's Avenues
George C
Beckmaon
Miss Herzog
Tseakman
Sir Anna Beekman
Forty-eighth Street
Bayonne
Beekman
Tugitaticus
Beckman
Seng
Gram
Bret
Burn Chickens to Keep Flock Well Expert Advises
Ames Iowa Aug 1 Burning dead chickens is a good way to prevent spread of poultry diseases says W Hy Lapy of the poultry division Iowa State College Chickens are cantibelistic and spread germs from the dead poultry Burning is better than burying as swarms can not convey diseases back to poultry
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Ames
Towa
W. Hy Lapy
Portry Division
Iowa State College
Court of Appeals upholds two murder convictions
Albany August 1 The Court of Appeals upheld the murder convictions of Amie Geary and Francis Marion. Geary faced three accomplices in the Buffalo holdup where slaying of Bigham occurred in November. Marion shot and killed his wife Mary Marion in New York City last year.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Amie
Geary
Bigham
Buffalo
Francis Marion
Mary Marion
New York City
Blind beggar saves $1250 a month in alleged landlord case
Chicago on August first James Bradfield a blind black beggar petitioned Judge Eberhardt for an order to force a wealthy landlord to turn over $1250 which Bradfield claims as his savings from the past month. The man states the sum is his lawful savings and seeks recovery in court.
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Chicago
James Bradfield
Tudge Eberhardt
Bradfield
Rats Turn Tables Eat Cat Hunter in Ayden
In Ayden North Carolina on August 1 a strange war on rats breaks out in a store. Traps are set and the neighbor’s cat is caught in a trap while guarding the premises. The rats reportedly feast on the cat, leaving only a skeleton.
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Ayden
N. C
Oil station bandit returns cash to victim
In Cincinn aw on August 1 Albert Woehrin, in charge of an oil station, was robbed. After counting out $9 all the stolen money, the bandit ordered him to take back his car fare and pocket it, then fled.
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Cinginnaw
Albert Woehrin
Right and Wrong Walking Diagrams at University of Oregon
University of Oregon women in physical education drew sidewalk diagrams showing right and wrong foot positions to guide pedestrians. Senior students categorized Eugene and Portland shoe offerings by dealer, style, and price for campus display, with dealer names posted.
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Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Eugene
Cabby William Brown rides Dublin in new estate tale
Ublin report notes 63 year old William Brown the Dublin cabby who inherited an estate valued around 400000 dollars and has cab work for 42 years with his father in the business while local nerves run high over a separate tragic self inflicted act in the hometown. Also from Muskegon a baseball scene sees John Fekeda, 40, witness a game where his three sons played. the squad lost and a fisherman later found his body in Mona Lake.
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Ublin
Dublin
Wiliam Brown
Brown
Muskegon
Mich
John Fekeda
Muskegeon Heights
Feketa
Mona Lake
Bells Put On Cats To Save Birds In Massachusetts
North Andover August 1 Birds are warned of approaching cats owned by Richard Russell who uses bells on collars to deter birds from being killed on his farm. Russell asserts bells will keep domestic cats from harming local birds.
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North Andover
Mass
Richard Russell
Russell
Hig Farm
Auburn Prisoner Killed in Ball Game
Stephen Maduro, 25, an inmate at Auburn prison road camp in Auburn, N Y, was killed instantly during a baseball game when he was struck behind the ear by a pitched ball. The accident occurred during the Aug 1 game as Maduro batted.
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Auburn
Stephan, Maduro
Perth Amboy
N. Z
Auburn Prison
Maduro
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J. F. Doyle
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Sullivan’s Bank
Bandit
Cabley
Aginely
MUU Company
Alamo Plaza
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