MacDonald as arbitrator in reparations dispute talks
In Laubanne July 6 Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald acts as a virtual arbiter between France and Germany over World War I reparations and allied debts. France proposes a fund deposit linked to reparations while Germany resists. French Premier Herriot negotiates a compromise amid cautious legal work to satisfy German demands and preserve Versailles terms.
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Laubanne
Bitzerland
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
France
Germany
MacDoald
Pan
United States
Europe
Herriott
Don
Post D of T P A to Hold Barbecue
The Travelers Protective Association Post D will host an oldtime barbecue and get‑together for members families and friends Saturday in Covington. Festivities begin at 4 o clock with dancing swimming athletic events and other features. Entertainment committee includes Paul A Rochs chairman E Guersrd George F Burnett Atin Beck A F McDermott and Don O Naylor.
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Travelers Protective. Association
Covington
Congia
Paul A. Rochs
E. Guersrd
George F. Burnett
Atin Beck
A. F. McDermott
Don 0. Naylor
Algon Over Sea in Search for Boat
SAREHURST New Jersey July 17 The navy dirigible Akron reported its position as 450 miles due east of Cape Hatteras while aloft to aid the search for the tubsing Ketch Curlew. The message gave no progress details and no further information regarding the search.
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Sarehurst
N. J
Akron
Naval Air Station
Cape Hatteras
Bermuda
Absentee ballots cast in Texas Democratic primary
Absentee voting opened for the July 23 Democratic primaries with Negroes barred from polling places in Bexar County. Deputy clerk Beano Scheel reported 27 absentee votes by Wednesday noon. election runs July 19. County Democratic chairman John K. Weber cited Houston convention ruling. a suit contesting the ruling has been filed in Houston. Real estate advertisement adds pledges of future dividends.
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Negroes Barre
Pals
Beano Scheel
Scheel
Radio captures three thieves in Dallas jail lesson
In Dallas on July 6 three Black men were jailed after a store theft. Police radio patrol cars cornered them twenty minutes after the getaway. The prisoners, unaware of the radio system, complained to the jailers when the radios were activated.
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Dallas
Tex
Uney
Wire Trap Catches 100 Coast Gophers in Calif Exhibit
Tulare Calif July 6 When the cheap little wire trap George Lewis bought years ago trapped one gopher he decided it needed a rust removal He bought a better trap and held an exhibition to show the improvement The event drew attention to the failure of the old device and the success of the new model
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Tulare
Calif
George Lewis
Hents
Lawha’ Cately
Fragmented plea to readers at Broadway and Fifth Street
An unusual fragmented notice requests reader attention at the intersection of Broadway and Fifth Street. The text references a desire to address a broad audience and hints at engagement with the public. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR, but the location and intent to reach readers remain evident.
Aimee Flocks Sends Pores to Nurse in Suit
In Los Angeles a breach of promise case against David Hutton, husband of evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson, enters its twelfth day. Flower bearers from Angelus Temple claimed to give Miss Jean St Pierre bouquets with best wishes as she left court. Hutton denied any affair as witnesses for the defense prepared to counter the alledged romance. Judge Roth urged speeding the trial due to high county costs.
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Los Angeles
Myrule
Jean St. Pierre
David Hutton
Angelus Temple
Hutton
Evangelist Aimee Semple McPherson
Miss St. Pierre
Board of Elders of
Miss. St. Pierre
Lester Roth
Tengeln
Census of Ballot Delaying Election in Madrid
In Madrid on June 6, authorities report the electoral census will be extended by one month until December 1 at the earliest. Both men and women are now eligible to vote, but general elections this winter are unlikely due to poor communications with some villages.
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Madrid
Juin
Hungarian National Socialist Party Formed in Budapest
In a Budapest parliament session July Mesko announced the formation of the Hungarian national Socialist farmers and workers party. He criticized current policies as ruinous and urged closer cooperation with Austria and Germany.
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Budapest
Mesko
Hungary
Hungarian National Socialist | Farmers and Workers Party
Tstans
Hibesiles
Austria
Germany
Operation Saves Life of Red Breast
In Gevar Rapids Iowa on July 6 a young robin was found unable to swallow a long string. Ed Snyder opened the bird and used gas to anesthetize it. He performed an operation to remove the string and the bird recovered.
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Gevar Rapids
Iowa
Kivena
Ed Snyder
Snyder
French Film War Over U.S. Movies Sparks Shutdowns
Paris reports a clash between French motion picture producers and theater owners over U.S. films. Producers close studios and face bankruptcy while seeking a renewed quota to limit imports. A protest signed by 164 exhibitors urges the Government to allow American films.
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Paris
America
France
Minister of Fine Arts
Amercan Filma
Retailers Meet to See Display at National Grocers Meet
More than 7000 retailers from across the United States attended the thirty fifth annual convention of the Nations Association of Retail Grocers in St. Louis. A model market showcased over 2000 varieties of food, marking a highlight of the gathering.
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ST. Louis
United States
the Nations Association of Retail Grocers
Unique Attendance Record Celebrated at Sunday School
James A. Hendry, 70, marked his forty eighth year of Sunday school attendance with a roll of figures and a reception. His unbroken record spans four decades, with Sunday school superintendents and families praising the devotion at a city event.
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Squib
James A. Hendry
Roil
Ovfigle
Andes
Heydey Clalinte
Bunday
Bunday School
Planes to Land on Small Fields via Extendable Wings
German inventor claims solution for landing fast planes on small fields. Wilhelm Schmelcher demonstrates a flying machine at Berlin’s Templeshof field with extendable wings that lengthen in flight and retract for landing. Pulley system allows wings to expand to over half their normal size, enabling slower approach on compact airstrips.
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Brealau
Templéhof
Berlin
Wilhelm Schmelcher
Institute of Terknology
Bresiau
Skeleton halts Oklahoma highway work near Eldorado
Eldorado Oklahoma July 8 workers on a highway construction site halted by the discovery of a huge mastodon skeleton. Crews removed the bones and sent the remains to the State University of Oklahoma for study and preservation.
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Oklahoma
Eldorado
Okla
Stmne
University of Oklahoma
Young Violinist Grischa Golubat Delights Berlin Critics
BERLIN July 6 A 9 year old American violinist Grischa Golubat appearing in Berlin drew praise from critics. His versatility and technique prompted two reviewers to hail him as a wonder child and forecast a bright concert future.
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Berlin
Grischa Golubat
Young Grischa
Nim
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