Anglo American evening honors envoy Harvey in London dinner
Foreign government representatives attend the Independence Day dinner hosted by the American Embassy in London. Lord Lee of Wareham toasts Harvey as a diplomatic envoy whose approach fosters open Anglo American relations. Ambassador Harper cites wartime burdens and the need for mutual understanding to sustain cooperation.
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GIVES GOOD ADVICE AMBASSADOR HARVEY PRAISED AND CRITICIZED
July 5 London Times lauds Ambassador Harvey for a war stance while noting feints in policy. Connally claims the United States is misrepresented at St James Court as he leads a Fourth of July celebration with about 20 000 attendees in Briton Texas.
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Reds Seek Turk Peace in Constantinople Diplomatic Exchange
New Soviet ambassador Nathanarar presented credentials to Mustafa Kemal Dosha in Ankara noting Moscow seeks peaceful relations with Turkey. Turkish leaders and Soviet envoy exchanged friendly expressions as Moscow assures non-occupation aims.
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Neff Attacks Taxness of Law Enforcement in Texas
Governor Neff spoke to large crowds in Palacios and Wharton pledging economy in state finances and criticizing extrav agance in law enforcement. He defended local self government, urged strict enforcement of laws, and warned against waste in public funds.
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Paris Sees U S Fete At American Chamber Dinner
In Paris on July 3 the American Chamber of Commerce banquet drew high officials including Marshals Foch and Joffre and cabinet ministers. Jo Walter Berry urged that world peace rests on a balance between League of Nations and Bolshevism, praising the American army and its role in victory. Coblenz notes an oilcloth Fourth of July celebration on July 5.
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Coblenz Fallout Noted by Occupation Army Report
Observers from the American Army of Occupation reported debris on Monday including burned out fireworks fragments scattered near Coblenz. The scene described highlights the disrupted aftermath of events in the area, with signs of recent disturbance and remnants of celebration or protest.
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British End Subsidies Move Strikes Agriculture Bill
The Associated Press reports July notes the state of national finances. Sir Arthur Griffith, president of the board of agriculture, and Sir Robert Stevenson Horm, exchequer minister, admit ending wartime subsidies. A bill to repeal the agricultural act of last December moves forward. It guaranteed minimum prices to farmers and carried a subsidy up to 30 million pounds annually.
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Oil resist freezing proves pipeline feasibility from Fort Norman
A party of prospectors led by James AL Donald reports oil resistive to freezing at 53 below zero. They left Fort Norman for Edmonton to record claims and say the pit flowed like water when exposed to sir, indicating a coastward pipeline could be feasible after traveling about 3500 miles from Fork Morgan.
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Mexican officer fatally struck near Muno in July incident
A Mexican officer was fatally harmed in a July incident near Muno when a man shot at him while he halted traffic for public safety. The assailant fired additional rounds toward an American bystander, escalating the confrontation before fleeing the scene.
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Japanese Leader Ozaki Backs U S Disarmament Push
Ozaki declares the United States proposed conference on armament limits could solve diplomatic frictions between Japan and America. He urges ending costly naval competition and cites mass rallies and 94 percent card-supported approval. The nationwide campaign aims to sway public opinion toward disarmament.
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Typhoon hits Manila area as telegraph links break
Reports from the island say a typhoon damaged communications with Manila. No loss of life is reported though authorities note telegraph lines were down and relief efforts may be hampered. The storm veered toward the coast with winds around eighty miles per hour.
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Aged Mexican Is Found Dead In Texas Yard
Francisca Fuatwa, 85, was found dead at her home in Eagte Pass Texas on Monday morning. A stab wound to the abdomen was discovered near the heart and a page of skin was found beside the body. Authorities say she had been ill for some time.
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Typhoon hits Manila and disrupts power and shipping
A severe typhoon struck Manila and surrounding areas early Monday causing widespread power outages leaving the city in darkness. Homes were damaged and several small vessels were driven aground in Manila Bay amid downed roofs and debris.
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