Borah proposal sparks mixed U.S. response in debt talk
Washington July 25. Senate discussions on Borah’s war debt plan trigger debate among lawmakers. Senator Borah proposes a conference on debt settlement while presidents and state department remain silent amid lukewarm or cautious reactions. London and Paris weigh Borah’s stance as Europe reacts with measured optimism about debt revision. Berlin hails Borah’s idea as a move with moral impact as a world conference is eyed.
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Doumer Assassin Goes on Trial in Paris
Faris July 25 Russian killer Gor wuloff who assassinated President Doumer last May faced his life trial in a Paris court. He appeared gaunt after two months in prison and carried a memoir volume from his cell. His counsel, Henri Geraud, requested another medical examination amid clashes over alien claims.
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Medical and Dental Clinics Struggle for Funds in U S
Washington July 25 The age of clinics for medical and dental care is rising in the United States though the pain of reduced budgets has been less marked despite previous fears. The Children’s Bureau of the Labor Department reports today.
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Misses Buss and friends host weekend at Medina lake Grove
Clara C. Fancost reports Elsa Buss entertained a group at the Grove lodge on Medina Lake with guests Missee Marie Louise Guenther Carris Newton Ela Jane Wurzbach Marlelty Talbott and men Carl Jockusch Albert Buss Jean Lamm Clark Turner and Lieut B Davis The Jolly Dozen club also hosted a dinner dance at Mrs Mae Meyers home honoring Miss Mickey Gregory of Chicago visiting San Antonio.
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Jean Lamm
Clark Turner
Lieut. B. Davis
E. the Jolly Dozen Club
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Mickey Gregory
Chicago
San Antonio
Phantom gunman fires at clergyman in hilltop home
In Hornell New York a gunman fired a rifle shot at a clergyman wearing a summer hat near an isolated hilltop house. A bullet hole punched through the hat and a warning was found near a well outside the dwelling. Tenants fled in fear as state troops dubbed the assailant a phantom rifleman. a local lieutenant blamed an expert marksman from a distance.
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Herman Lee Henderson
Waine
Milwaukee Chamber to Study Relief Plan Proposal
Milwausen July 25. Milwaukee's plan to have every worker promise to buy needed goods only while keeping employment will be studied by the executive committee of the United States chamber of commerce within two weeks. Proposed by Milwaukee commerce association. Henry S Harriman of Boston, president of the national chamber, indicated it will be considered for possible adoption.
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Stars Can't Select Their Film Stars
Hollywood announcement from Warner Brothers and First Rational officials states actors under contract will no longer influence their film selections or the roles they play. Jack L. Warner and Darryl Zanuck say producers can better gauge public response through theaters and exchanges, addressing prior disagreements.
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Fractured Ad Claims Quick Itch Relief Product
An unclear advertisement promises fast relief from itching using a new topical treatment. It cites a “Blue Star” formulation and claims rapid healing with minimal side effects. The text is garbled but markets a money back promise and mentions retailers.
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Unemployment Report Shows Rising Jobless Figures
Washington July survey by the American Federation of Labor notes 11,000,000 out of work in June and 29,000 more becoming jobless monthly. Advocates shorter workdays and weeks while pointing to brighter tones like rising prices and balanced budgets amid road construction relief efforts.
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Amerean Road Builders
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D. C
Solons to Confer on Roosevelt Aid
Washington July 25 US Democratic senators will discuss Roosevelt campaign aid in conferences this week. Roosevelt manager and new party chairman Am Farley will arrive in Washington to confer with Senate leaders Harrison of Tennessee and Hall of Georgia.
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Senate
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Wi Hall
Tennessee
Tative Grandma Endures Pain Free Rescue Remedy
A fragmented OCR snippet describes an unusual remedy claim offering rapid relief from pain using herbal components and vaccines. It mentions Nuria and Nurug, with warnings about heart issues and a pharmacist attendee advising a drug-based solution for immediate relief.
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