Debt cancellation stance echoed by Hoover in Berlin and DC
Washington and Berlin react as Hoover reiterates the United States will not be drawn into any European debt revision pact. He stresses the US will not be pressured into any agreement while lawmakers note the high total of war debt still owed to the United States. Reports from Bonn and Berlin reflect cautious official reads of Lausanne and Anglo French accords.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Hoover
Soran
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U. S
Sui
State Department
Great Britain
Lausanne
Europe
Borah
Stimson
Preas
Congress
House
Senate
Treasury
Berlin
Foreign Office
America
Democratic Mittagzeitung
Britain and France Agree to Stand Together on War Debts
Paris reports a Franco British accord binding Britain and France to joint solutions on debts reparations disarmament security credits and trade in pursuit of peace. Henri Beranger former French ambassador outlined the plan in Agente Economique et Financiere. Premier Herriot discussed the accord with Ambassador Von Hoesch of Germany.
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Britain
France
Paris
Great Britain
Franew
Henri Beranger
Senate
Tom Washington
Agente Economique Et Financiere
England
Herriot
von Huoeschof
Germany
von Papen
Berlin
Gold notes cited in Ottawa finance statement
Ottawa July 13 gold held by the minister of finance against notes issued was $64,273. At June 30 according to a statement released by the department today, third as $573.20 tenure than is required under the Dominion notes act.
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Ottawa
Shinister of Finance
Menk
Aominion
Compulsory Rejuvenation Plan for Officials Proposed
PUNXSUTAWNEY May 15 A proposal by Harry Benjamin calls for a compulsory rejuvenation operation for all government officials over 55. The plan aims to remove national difficulties by rejuvenating graybeards and boosting mental efficiency. Benjamin, a New York expert, told physicians at a Jefferson County Medical Association meeting that Shinach rejuvenation treated mid age via endocrine gland therapy in about 1600 cases.
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Harry Benjamin
Jefferson County Medical Association
Benjamin
New York
Archaeologist Began Digging In Anatolia This Summer
Dr. Henning von der Osten of the Oriental Institute of Chicago resumes excavations near Yougat in Anatolia after a winter pause. He says the seventh year of digging has yielded Stone, Bronze, and Copper Age relics and even skeletons, tracing civilizations from prehistoric times to the Osmanlis era. The team includes four Armenians and six Germans working for the Institute.
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Istanbul
Henning von der Osten
Oriental Institute of Chicago
Alichar
Yougat
Anatolia
Dr. von der Osten
Iht
Osmanlis
Institute of Oriental Studies
Chicago
Posses Track Bank Robbers Through Four-State Route
A large hunt by about 60 officers and volunteers from four states pursued three men suspected of robbing Elk City bank yesterday of 1500 dollars. The search stretched along the dry border country toward Oklahoma as posses moved southward, hoping to intercept the suspects near the Oklahoma line.
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Lamar
Golo
Kansas, Oklahoma
Colorado
Oklahoma
Aral Als Fine Poet Pirate Tes Thaw Tine at the Mann
Fragmentary OCR text shows a garbled mix of names and phrases. It mentions a poet pirate and a Mann event with references to a dance, a Meowoneye Hytey, and various nonspecific lines. No clear event, date, or reliable entities emerge.
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Mann
Tata
Ushi
Genoa Debates Skyscraper Plan in City Center
In Genoa Italy all 15 Conservatives and moderna are at odds over a project to erect four skyscrapers in the heart of the city. The buildings each stand 197 feet tall and would flank a new public square.
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Genoa
Italy
Conservatives
Moderna
Heat wave rages across plains with 105 degree peak
The day saw extreme heat across many states with highs near or above 100. Hill City Kansas reached 105 degrees while readings in Hoyt Kansas 103 Shreveport Louisiana 108 and Orangeburg South Carolina 101 marked the searing heat. Across Kansas Nebraska Iowa Missouri Illinois and Indiana temperatures remained above 90 in many locales as residents sought shade and water.
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Parks
Deaghes
Lawn
Sands
Hill City
Kan
Hoys
Shreveport
Orangeburg
Kansas
Nebraska
Lews, Missour
Sinois
Indiana
End of European attack on the dollar seen in foreign markets
Financier circles attributed a sudden weakness in the French franc to speculators realizing their bid to depreciate the dollar was hopeless. Heavy selling followed in Paris and London while dollar buying increased, signaling the end of the European campaign against the dollar.
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PARIB
Frank
Paris
London
Old Cornerstone Looted in Yoakum Church
The corner stone of the old Catholic church east of Yoakum was broken into and robbed of relics from pioneer days. Rev. F O Beck, pastor of St Josephs Catholic Church, says the cornerstone vault sealed by pioneers of 1859 contained old coins and sediments plundered in the break in.
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Yoakum
F. O. Beck
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Mercedes Fire Rate Lowest in Valley
MALLEN July 15 The city of Mercedes has the lowest fire insurance rate in the Lower Rio Grande valley with 27 cents. The city also reports an 18 percent good fire record as per figures released at the Fifth District association quarterly convention of the State Firemen's association.
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Mercedes
Valley’ Mallen
Rio Grande Valley
Fifth District Association
State Firemen's Association
Imperial Valley Heat Wave Fracas Delivers Odd Tales
The Imperial Valley reports extreme heat with a 112 degree tag and a 63 degree cold snap causing sneezes as residents cope. In Covington Kentucky Jack Metten finds his store fridge frozen after a cold night, while Chicago figures see exiles from alimony rulings and a heated debate on admittance as a heat wave rages.
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Ansochetel Press
Imperial Valley
California
Jack Metténs
Covington
Ian
Andrew Ruffin
Chicago
M Allen Orders Utility Survey in McAllen
M Allen reports a step in McAllen's plan for a municipal electric light and power plant after the city signed a contract with a Kansas City firm to appraise the properties of the General Power and Light company. The appraisal costs about 1750 dollars, per city officials.
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M’allen
M'Allen
McAllen
Kansas Cly
Gentral Power and Light Company
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