Reich Accepts Dawes Reparation Plan in Berlin Vote
The Reichstag approved the Dawes reparation plan by 427 to 14 for the railway bill to implement the London agreement. Nationalists switched sides, supporting the bill and aiding a two-thirds majority, while opposing the banking bill. A future cabinet reconstitution with Nationalists was reportedly part of the deal.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Reichstag
London
Dawes
Stresemann
Iswirk
Dr. Stresemann
Roak
Dilly Wns
Xon
Sirpitz
Prince
Bismarck
von Ludendorff
May Says Mansion Doors Never Close
Texas Governor elect vows open mansion for all people and guests. She recalls past hospitality as mistress and says the mansion will remain open with her daughters assisting as hostesses when needed. Leave of absence granted to a Ninth Infantry officer.
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May
Texas
Austin
Dorraee
Tay
Ouida Nalle
Lleut
Milia Baten
Ninth Infantry
The Great Sunday Light Promises Wide World Coverage
The paper announces a broad Sunday magazine with ten sections including politics campaigns by Coolidge Davis and LaFollette, sports Heroes as the Washington Senators and New York Yankees in clash, and a Sales of social life. It touts writers George Ade Ring Lardner Nina etc plus society pages and comics.
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Coolidge
Davis
LaFollette
Prince of Wales
America
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
American World Fliers
Great Southwest
Tion
Sunday Light
George "Ade
Ring Lardner
Nina- Wil
Southwest
Loring Sled Gains Fast On Christilles
The Jefferson crew gains on the Christilles as they navigate a wide murky river, with two spare motors and a larger boat aiding their progress amid heat and hardships. Women back at Elmendorf bridge aid the crew, while wildlife and rough terrain underscore their roughing it journey.
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Christilles
Loring
Houston
Gunter Hotel
T Cook
San Antonio
Jim Hanway
Medina Lake
Elmendorf
Post
Light
Gloucester schooner Dorcas arrives in tow after storm battered voyage
The Gloucester fishing schooner Dorcas arrives at Gloucester in tow of the Provincetown schooner Funda after a fierce storm. Captain John I. Silvera is missing and presumed overboard. Two crew members were swept overboard but survived. The Dorcas lost both masts and all gear, with the vessel damaged fifty miles off the coast.
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Gloucester
Mass
Dorgas
Provincetown
Dorcas
John I. Silvera
Davis Prepares Labor Day Speech in Wheeling
Democratic nominee John W. Davis dictates his Labor Day address in Wheeling West Virginia. He plans to state labor rights stance against limiting collective bargaining and to advocate labor voice in government and industry.
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Locust Valley
John W. Davis
Wheeling
W.s
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Council
Wheeling Park
Clarksburg
Farm Worker Alleges Peonage In Texas Planting Case
Garcia and three men with families claim peonage by a South Lexas planter. They allege after a truck crash on August 2 they were watched closely and barred from leaving. Garcia sought aid from J A N Flores who referred the case to the Department of Justice for federal inquiry.
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Lexas
Garcia
J. A. N. Flores
District Attorney’s Office
Flores
Department of Justice
Fiores
San Antonio
Williams life term for fatal jailhouse fight case
Gene Williams received a life term for a fatal jailhouse fight. The case details show Williams involved in an inmate confrontation that resulted in death. Authorities say the incident occurred after a dispute inside the facility, leading to Williams being convicted on murder charges.
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Gene Williams
Ibreth
Canadian Shipping Pays Toll to Storm
Halifax reports Atlantic shipping along the Canadian coast suffered heavier losses than New York bound vessels during a Sunday to Tuesday storm. At least seven lives were believed lost and four ships wrecked as the storm intensified in North Atlantic waters.
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Halifax
N. S
North Atlantic
Posse Rushes to Aid Besieged Farmer in Swifton
On August 25 twelve deputy sheriffs and other officers were rushed to Swifton Missouri after two calls reported a mob of black men shooting at landowner S R Swinney near Netherlands. The origin of the trouble remains unknown.
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Swifton
Netherlands
S. R. Swinney
Sywifter
Woman Wounded by Unloaded Shotgun in Texas Home
A woman, identified as Mrs. Mitchell, was critically wounded when an unloaded shotgun fired at the Mitchell home in Wildorado Texas. The incident occurred yesterday as her brother in law reportedly breached the gun or its shell caused the blast the hospital in Amarillo reported today.
Death of Dr. Feblesen Noted Scientist in San Francisco
Dr. Frederick Feblesen, 69, San Francisco surgeon and discoverer of the erysioclan bacillus, died at his home today from heart trouble. His research achievement was named Streptococcus Fehiesenii after him. Get vacation leave for one month begins September 2, granted to Warrant Officer Car J. Shetterly, Eighth Corps Area headquarters.
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San- Francisco
Frederick Feblesen
San Francisco
Feblesen
Eighth Corps Area, Headquarters
Globe Flyers Face Labrador Fog Peril on 572 Mile Jump
The Associated Press reports continued stormy weather near Labrador delaying the Amiericain world aviators flight. Dense fog over the Labrador current corridor across 572 miles from Greenland to Davis Strait raises perilous crossing conditions despite rare favorable forecasts.
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Globe Fliers
Labrador
Associated Press
Amiericain
Trigtut
Greenland
F | Fox
Atlantic
Davis Strait
Three Make Bond On-Liquor Charge
A brief municipal arrest report notes three individuals charged on liquor offenses and bonded under terms set by the court.
Quarrel Over Girl Ends in Slaying at Vandervoot
James Mays was shot and killed in an argument with Jesse Cox near Vandervoot Arkansas. The sheriff reports the men quarreled over a girl with Mays trying to dissuade Cox from marrying her. The incident occurred late Thursday night.
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Fort. Smith
Ark
James” Mays
Jesse Cox
Vandervoot
Mays
Cox
Negro Slayer Johnny Williams Shot Dead by Pursuers
In Earthwood Louisiana a 16 year old Negro, Johnny Williams, the man wanted for killing Deputy Sheriff Tom Gentry, was tracked by bloodhounds to a lumber yard. He faced a posse and opened fire but was ambushed and killed as bullets felled him.
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Shreveport
Johnny Williams
Tom Gentry
Earthwood
Painter Fatally Burned While Painting Smoke Stack
Hy Stine, 400 years old, was severely burned when his clothing caught fire 90 feet above the ground while painting a tall smoke stack in Orange Texas. He fell to the ground with all clothing burned off and is not expected to live.
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Orange
Tex
Hy Stine
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