World War guilt debated at international conference
Cleveland delegates and 73 German representatives debated whether guilt for the war should rest on a single nation. Erich Stange led the German group, while Freely discussing a bylaw approach the conference heard about the need for a common moral stance. The Philadelphia assembly, led by Walter N. Wood, continued talks on women's involvement and cross sex cooperation within the movement.
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Ger- Seith
XMG
U. Mf
Germany
Erich Stange
Comfe
Feaid
N. O. Rubeip
Walter XN. Wood
Y. W
Alladelphie
Wood
Philadelphia Asseciive Bas
G. Baker
Toronto
Canada
International Council
Charles Taft
Cinam
Frederick A. Henry
Cleveland
Robert E. Jones
New Orleana
C. B. Barr
Santa“ana
Calif
Brenklin
Boring Geld
Mast
Sad W. Blackwell
Richmond
Ralph W. Cocke
Chicsgn
J. W.ward
Hamilwx
Ont
G. G Lard
Kansex Gey
Eecre
Noted Inn Fades Away for Progress in Narberth
Historic General Inn near Narberth faces demolition after owner John T Odell demands a large sum. Built in 1770s and once hosted by Gen. Washington, the inn’s final fate follows long association with prominent figures and events.
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Odell
Journey Across the Atlantic For Father in Canada
Philomina erpbr, four, and THomer, two, crossed the Atlantic from Belfast to join their father in Toronto. They traveled alone by train from seven am and were met by Bogh Murphy, their father, upon landing in Canada.
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Buelph
Ont
Ebeparest
Canada
Fork
Philomina Erpbr
Thomer
Belfast
Ireland
Mir
Bogh Murphy
Sitter
Toronto
Pastor to Spend Two Months Abroad
Allentown Pa aug 5 The Rev Robert N Mecrm a former rector of a church in Lon don has been called to a temporary post in London while visiting England He has notified the registry office of the diocese Webden of his assignment and awaits official confirmation from Bishop Willington Ingraham The note mentions car offerings and classification references in the ads section
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Allentown
Robert NX
The
Bilhop
Registry Office
Diocrime Webden
DANDRUFF AD PROMISES SCALP RELIEF AND PRICING
Advertisement claims ZEMO dandruff product relieves itching and cleans scalp. Notes three price points 35c 60c and 1.09 for the items, urging readers to try the remedy.
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Yanikh
Zemo
G A R Vets Face Smaller National Encampment
DES MOINES Aug 6 Not all G A R veterans expect a large turnout for the national encampment September 14. The army’s decline leaves many members too feeble to travel, though about 10 000 are anticipated due to increased memberships in auxiliary groups and Daughters of Union Veterans. Officials report registration lists and hotel bookings already cover over 2000 people from across the nation.
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Des Moines
Jaws
Entertainment Committee
G. A. Ry Severane
Ing
Womens Cnrps
G. A.B of
Union Veterans
Daughters of Union Veterans
AMD
City to Cut 200 Payroll Jobs Amid Budget Fight
Mayor Chambers confirms 200 city workers will lose jobs as funding bonds fight delays approved financing. Health department cuts lead to department-wide retrenchment study while police and fire budgets face potential pressure. Banks hold $1.1 million debt, back taxes collected since June 1 await court ruling on bond legality.
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Banda
Muesoe
C. M. Chambera
Chambria
W. A. King
Afayor Chambers
Supreme Court
G. K.quin
Chambers Seid
Slaying Witness Heads to Court Transfer
Testimony in the case involving Yarberry and a composer party details an examining trial for Yacherry. Witnesses describe events leading to the fatal night, with Yarberry’s parents stating he left for his home around 9 20 p m. Sheriff Hant reports footwear prints found near the scene and Yarberry maintaining innocence.
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San Patricco
Conger
Yacherry
Toridas
Beearce Newton
Corpus Chriati
Yarberry
Rom
Hant
Baer
Tennessee Boys Yield Strong Crops in 1929 Club Report
Knoxville dispatch notes Tennessee club yields far surpassed state averages in 1929. Club leaders led by GL Herrington cite Carn and Pennota figures with corn at 64 bushels per acre and potatoes at 114 bushels, while general averages sit lower.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Tennessee
Besa
Herrington
Nee
Work On Canadian Seaport Is Rushed
Work on the Canada seaport project proceeds toward a 1992 piloting opening. About a thousand men are engaged on harbor facilities and a grain facility while many others work in gravel and related tasks at the harbor site.
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Canada
Bein
Pilitin
Harebor
Hudson Isny Rail
Death by electrocution policy dispute reaches high court
In a Washington case the Supreme Court is asked to decide if Hammond by electrocution while imprisoned counts as accidental death for double indemnity on two $500 New York Life policies. Hammond, convicted of murder, died in Michigan City Indiana in 1924. Beneficiaries claim the death resulted from forced acts by others and seek double pay. insurers refuse, citing a policy clause excluding deaths resulting from law violations. The Seventh Circuit upheld denial, saying death by murder is not accidental and not double indemnifiable.
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Washington, D. C. Ang
United States Supreme Court
Harry HU. Hammond
Gary
Ind
New York Life Insurance Company
Nettie
Joseph A
R. Diamond
Indiana State
Michigan City
Incorancs
Het Hammonds
Hammond
Atrapa
Anid
Harry B. Hammond
Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals
Posse Seeks Negro Killers in Magnolia Shootings
Armed possemen hunted two handcuffed Black prisoners after they fatally shot two officers near Magnolia Texas. Constable J Berett, 40, died after a bullet struck his head as the suspects opened fire in a car in Montgomery County. Dulaney collapsed after driving the car to Montgomery. Bloodhounds were brought in to trail the fugitives through swampy terrain as crowds gathered and lawmen intensified the search.
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Magnolia
Texas
Here
J. Berett
Montgomery County
Aso
Lerle Dulanty
Tion
Bevett
Taney
Dulaney
Montgomery
Beecoen Wan Runain
T. A. Binford
Warris County
Evicted Couple Surrender Fort In Los Angeles
Mire. Ethel Talentine Lawson a semi invalid and her husband surrendered 06 Preware to authorities and left the fort they held for two weeks outside their dead-end street residence after eviction proceedings. The fort gathered furniture and an oil store used by the family breadwinner for a makeshift shelter and meals. Mrs Lawson refused charitable aid, vowing to stay unwed to face legal eviction.
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Los Angeles
Ethel Talentine Lawson
Sircester Teller
Tasconk
Lawnon
Lexat Ree Dres
Lawyer Fined On Goatless Foray in Hiawatha Kansas
Pearl Grown county attorney faced a small fine of five dollars plus costs after appearing in court in shirt sleeves amid a hot day. The judge remitted the fine and warned the attorney to dress properly in future proceedings.
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Hiawathas Kanang
UNS
Pearl Grown
Pearl
Raul Form
Enat
Warning to San Antonio depositories on ad funds
A clipped notice warns three San Antonio banks and depositories not to lend ad funds pending a Supreme Court appeal in an injunction suit by Ivan A. Pritt and Paul Anderson challenging a local tax. It urges using advertising tax money to employ locals and cites Dickson's letter to several banks and the Frost National Bank.
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Supreme Court
Ivan A. Pritt
Paul Anderson
Jes M. Dicken
Dickson
Cwert
Supremes
Esert Dickson
Peacemaker Pistol Threat Sparks City Court Fight
A taxi driver confronts Misa Meri and Marcie during a disturbance on South Corko Street, with shots fired and an injunction fight over a $102,000 advertising tax. The Fourth Court of Civil Appeals reversed the trial court, while efforts aim for a Supreme Court review. officials note ongoing injunctions and potential further action.
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Britt and Alderwoe
Fourth Court of Civ Appentn
Receiver appointed for South San Antonio municipality court records
Harold Ek Stanard named receiver for the incorporated city of South San Antonio by Special Judge Pere after factions contested control. Attorneys Ae St West and Kilday represented opposing sides as the First-State Bank of South Ban Antonio initiated the action.
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Harold Ek
Stanard
Aottorney
South San Antonin
Pere
Tobertian
Usp
Ae St. West
Mi Lain
Kilday
Antonio Wellary
Frague
Altar” Neys
Disputed rental appointment ends in court dispute
Warring parties debated appointment terms for Ithikea Incorporated at 7 Fells 7700 but failed to agree. Court to decide after an hour of arguing. Standard's appointment referenced. Crockett 2400 listed for contact.
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Ithikea
Standard
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