Hughes Tightens Language Rules for Reporters in Washington
Herbert Corey notes Secretary of State Hughes polishes diction during daily briefings, stressing precise wording to avoid misinterpretation about disarmament talks. He selects lines carefully, aiming for clarity while balancing openness to inform the public and protect national sensitivities.
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Herbert Corey
Washington, D. C
Washington
Hughes
Secretary of State
Jon
Japan
Ambassador Harvey
London
Lord Curaun
Mr. Balfour
Lloyd-George
Britain
China
Great Britain
Great Btritain
Lord Northcliffe
Liond George
Harding
Warding
France
Italy
Northcliffe
Lloyd George
State Department
Lloyd- George
Maud-George
Arkansas well burns at El Dorado in fierce blaze
El Dorado Ark July 23 Well No 3 of Imperial Oil Company caught fire Friday night. The well rated at 2000 barrels per day through a choke and with its 400 barrel tank burning. Officials estimate output could reach 6000 barrels. Drillers lost tools valued at 15000 dollars. Firefighting efforts to exline with the blaze today.
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el Dorado
Ark
The
Imperial OF Company
Tulsa Chief Convicted in Police Safety Conspiracy Case
Tulsa police chief John A. Gutatfron was found guilty by a jury of failing to take proper precautions for public safety during the recent riot and of a separate conspiracy to free automobile thieves. The verdict marks a dramatic fall for the suspended chief as authorities vow to pursue further actions.
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Tulsa
Ohin
John A. Guatafron
Gustafson Vows New Trial Motion After Verdict
Gustafson told the court Friday night he would file a motion for a new trial immediately. If overruled, the case would be appealed to the Oklahoma supreme court. George Blain, formerly police captain, remains temporary police chief for a few days as city commissioners consider permanent appointment next week.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
George Blain
J. M. Adkison
Police Commission
Briday
Commission defers action on finance bids until Monday
City council postpones decisions on financing bids until Monday after 24 hours possession. Local banks offered 3 percent on deposits and 6 percent on loans, but the measure failed to meet the Houston National Exchange bank's 3/5 percent rate. Mayor Black noted no local bid matched the 2 percent margin and expected the council to approve a bid with a similar spread.
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Lembert
Lambert
Walton Hood
Hood
Black
National Exchange Bank of Houston
Houston
TRAIN CRASH KILLS TWO IN SCRANTON AREA
Scranton, Pa July 23 reports say the engineer and fireman were killed and more than twenty hurt, several seriously, when the Lackawanna Limited, a fast train on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western line between New York and Buffalo, derailed near Glentarne. The baggage car jumped the track blocking the road. A small car toppled across the rails. An eastbound locomotive, light, crashed into the wrecked night car.
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Plans Jewish City scheme promoted by Soviet rep
Chicago July 23 announcements describe a proposed Jewish city via Niles Michigan for 20 000 Tehran residents. Max Schallman, a self styled representative of Soviet Russia under arrest for espionage, promoted the plan and had contracts for construction with Taner Construction Company. A G Trat es central manager said the firm spent 500 on Schallman based on expected contracts. Various Texas incorporations and capital stock changes are listed, including elephants, gin companies, and cultural groups. Jamaica bills aliens land ownership, threatening American firms.
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Saviet Russia
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Y. al. Hunt
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Victoria
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the Cohen
J. M. Maller
Bexar County Civic League
San Antonio
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D. EL Colp
John L. Jenkins
Sandua Literary Club
Buzen
Ernest Kamer
B. Bane
Texas Shopeek Company
Dallas
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E. Fh Jones
Be. K. Sloward
Marks Gin Company
Crawford
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Lee Bruck
Catholic Woman's League of Dallas
Minnie H. Miller
Francis O'Rourke
Mary J. Buell
J. G. Smith Grain Company
Wacos
G. Smith
Do J, Smith
BW. J. Smith
G. N. Wat
van Zandt Cotton Oil Company
Wills
W. P. Allen
J. M. Hardaway
R. J. Warren
Frulfport Stevedore Company
Galveston
Richardson, Brown , Dry Goods Company
Athens
Cisco
Kingston
Jamaica
Legislative Council
United Traft Company
Clearance Sales Help and Trade Improves in July
A San Antonio dispatch notes mid-summer clearance sales boosting business, with bankers cautiously optimistic as crop conditions spark mixed prognoses. North warning on drought impacts and pasture shortages. milk demand rising in eastern markets. Freight, perishables, and commodity prices show varied movement across major cities, signaling cautious recovery amidst inflationary pressures.
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The
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St. Paul
Twin Cities
Helped Stabilize Textile Markets Amid 1922 Gingham Prices
James Allerton reports from New York on the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company opening its 1922 spring ginghams and the American Woolen Company announcing spring fabrics for men and women. The price scales aim to stabilize the textile industry, with wholesale dry goods holding steady and retail trade expanding through special sales. Building in the five boroughs rises as export demand bolsters copper and other commodities.
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James Allerton
San Antonio Ight
New York
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
American Woolen Company
Amoskeag Company
Five Boroughs
Steel Prices and Coal Talks Stir Northern Trade
Reports from Vittsburg Duluth and Minneapolis describe unsettled steel wage bases and price guarantees amid dealer caution. Coal price deadlock risks winter shortages. wool pool plans abandoned. finished cloth prices steady with firmer outlook for fall markets and cautious silk orders.
American Quakers Work Extensively Despite Small Numbers
Richmond Va July 23 Quakers known as the Friends of America number about 115000 yet are widespread and active from New England to California. They run large relief and peace efforts through the American Friends Service Committee with headquarters in Philadelphia and Richmond hosts national boards. They support missions abroad including Japan China India Africa Syria Mexico Central America Cuba and Natl peace work with a national board. They fund ten colleges and hold a major summer conference for Young Friends at Martin College Richmond aided by the five Years Meeting.
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Washington
Union
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Hughes
Mr. Bryan
Lansing
Colby
State Department
Japan
Pacific
Department of State
Anpar
Dapan
Secretary of Sin
Richmond
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Ameri Friends’ Service
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India
Africa
Syria
Mexico
Central America
Cuba
Dantelles
Boundary Schools
Quakers Suport
Pryn Mawr
Yes
Young Friends Board of the Five Years Meeting
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Fair Pays Dividend at Panama Pacific Exposition
San Francisco July 23 one of the few cash dividends declared by a world's fair was announced by trustees of the Panama Pacific International Exposition. The eight percent dividend on stock around 45 500 000 will be paid August 1. The exposition also donated the city the exposition auditorium and its organ, plus a four block Marina bayfront area.
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HHS
Exposition Company
Exposition Auditorium
Marina
Exposition Grounds
Golden Gate
Seattle
Wash
The
Royal
Marine Park
Freight claim losses to railroads drop to new figure
Freight claim losses across railroads are projected to fall to 30 to 40 million dollars annually. San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf railway official Russ Gohmert, returning from Dallas, said losses in 1920 and 1926 were far higher, but a nationwide campaign by the American Railway Association aims to cut them. The department of agriculture backs the effort, promoting proper packing through forestry bureau programs and a nationwide educational campaign.
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United States
Russ Gohmert
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railway
Southwest
Dallas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Eaid
Gohmert
American Railway Association
F. E B. Windburn
Joe Marshall
Gobmert
Department of Agriculture
Godemere
Bureau of Forestry
Wisconsin
Stone Age People of Rennell Island Documentary Claim
London reports Solomon Group natives on Rennell Island in Melanesia live in Stone Age fashion with about five hundred inhabitants. Dr Northcote Deck notes their isolation, unstudied dialect, stone and wood implements, barter for iron, and weapons of bone.
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Rennell Island
Solomon Group
Melanesia
Northcote Deck
Deck Snys
Deck
Yawl Sailor Heads For Marquesas In Solo Ocean Attempt
Harry Pidgeon, solo sailor from Los Angeles, sailed a 40 foot yawl to Honolulu and back to prep for a Marquesas voyage. He built the boat himself and used Seabird as a model. He plans to depart within a month with supplies for two to three months and navigational gear for rough seas.
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Los Angeles Harbor
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Australia map position questioned after wireless check
Sydney July 23 The exact Australia position on world maps traced to Capt. James Cook may be wrong by about 100 yards in north south lines. Wireless officials at Lyons France report a perceptible loss of tune in transmission over the cable affecting time signals and map calculations.
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N.S. W
Australia
Janws Cook
Lyons
France
Wstil
Boxing License Granted for Lynch Herman Title Bout at Ebbetty Field
New York reports the International Sporting Club will stage the return world championship fight between Joe Lynch and Pete Herman of New Orleans at Ebbetty Field next Monday night. The New York State Boxing Commission granted the license on Tuesday. Herman, who defeated Jim Higen, king of bantamweight, in London last week, was expected to sail Wednesday on the steamship Orduna.
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International Sporting Club
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Pete Herman
New Orleans
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Ebbetty Field
New York State Boxing Com Mission
Hernan
Jim Higeins
Kinglish
London
Orduna
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