Blame Hoover for Debt Muddle Sparks French Critique
Paris July 19 Aymard publisher of La Liberte and voice of opposition to war debt payments blamed President Hoover for Europe’s united front against U S war debts. He cited Hearst’s speech and argued America bears moral costs, while Germany and England face heavy burdens, warning the Hoover moratorium has lasting consequences.
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George W. Hinman JR
Universal Service Special
Cable
Paris
Camille
Aymard
la Liberte
América
Great Britain
Hoover
Europe
United Front
United States
William Randolph Hearst
Redig
Hearst
America
France
Wilson
Germany
Huoger
British to Pay If U.S. Insists on War Debts
London dispatch reports that the British government argues that if the United States insists on payment of war debts from European nations the four power revocation or framework should be considered. The cable outlines tensions over postwar finance and potential diplomatic steps in response to U.S. demands.
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U.S
William Willman
Universal Servirn
London
Heat Takes 12 More Victims In Texas Heat Wave
A blistering heat wave in Bexar County caused the first sunstroke death of the season as Reyes Almanza, 24, died at Robert B. Green hospital after working on the Culebra road. Temperatures hit 102 degrees on Monday, 103 on Sunday, with a predicted cooldown to around 73 Tuesday and 80s Wednesday as southerly winds move in.
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S. A
Antonians
Werther Bureau
Bexar County
Reyes Almanza
Jean Street
Robert B. Green
Idmiler
Culebra
Almanza
Weather Bureau
Hearst radio attack sparks anti debt conspiracy claim
George Dansbury a British Labour figure warns on Hearst radio that European powers and their American confederates plot to rob American taxpayers. Lansbury counters, urging debt payments be balanced with broader global exchange while criticizing the idea of universal UK and US liability. World unrest and calls to restart trade dominate the debate.
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Mr. Hearst
Soldier Jimmy Sherman Shot Dead on Guard Duty
Private Jimmy Sherman was found dead on the porch of the administration building at Hensley training field near Dallas. A bullet hole in his forehead and a cocked service pistol in his hand led Capt. Harry Weddington to suspect foul play. Sherman had served seven years in the regular army and lived in Grand Prairie.
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Dallas
Jimmy Sherman
Hensley
Harry Wedington
Sherman
Hensley Held
Grand Prairie
Weddington
Trensley Field
Ballistics tests seek murder clue in Chicago case
Police in Chicago ordered ballistic tests on a 38 caliber pistol found in the Carl home as they pursue a solution to the killing of George Carl. The widow offered a seance with a neighborhood seeress, but Captain John Ptacek blocked it as impractical.
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Chicago
George Carl
Whicch
John Ptacek
Eoon
Carl
Pro Golfers Qualify Sarazen for PGA Championship
New York July 19 Automatic qualification of Gene Sarazen, holder of the United States and British Open titles, for the PGA championship at St Paul beginning August 30 was offered today by the Metropolitan Professional Golfers' Association through president John E. Inglis. If Sarazen accepts, he will receive one of 13 qualifying places for professionals from the district to compete at Rockville Country Club on August 10.
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New York
Gene Saraxen
United States
St Paul
Metropolitan Professional . Golfers’ Association
John E. Inglis
Sarazen
Rockville Country Club
Gurtis Back in Norfolk to Aid Lindbergh Case Appeal
John Hughes Curtin arrived in Norfolk to help raise funds for appealing his one year jail term and $1000 fine for obstructing justice in the Lindbergh baby kidnapping murder case. He had been jailed two months in Flemington, N J, and released on a $20,000 bond.
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Norfolk
Flemington
N. J
John Hughes Curtin
Curtis
Curiosity Costs Fifty Two Speeding Judged
Chicago July 19 James Tromery faced speeding charges. He said he chased honeymooners who had eluded wedding guests to see where they were going. The judge replied Mind your own business and fined him two dollars.
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Chicago
James Tromery
Hunt Mountains for Bank Robbers
Mysterioue mountain area in Oklo and nearby Thule, Ark held a secret of a triple killing once. Officers of two states searched today for four youths who vanished with nearly 12000 dollars after yesterday’s machine robbery of the Idebel First National Bank.
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Ivamed
Oklo
Thule
Ark
Idebel First National Bank
Napoleon Necklace Sale Falls in New York Auction
The Napoleon necklace once linked to the Little Corporal was offered in New York for 500000 dollars but failed to sell. It is now returning to Austria at the behest of its current owner Archduchess Marie Zener.
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Napoléon
Fia
New York
Napoleon
Mari Louise
Austris
Archduchess
Marizener
Austria
Jta
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Mary Lou
Columbia Coustroons Network
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Ty Vist, Minerve & Myiad Tota Co
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