Negotiations on Tariff Issues Between U S and France
The State Department and Commerce discuss a new American communication to the Paris embassy regarding tariff questions. Washington preparations for negotiations continue after conferences with civil officers and President Coolidge. The aim is to address mutual understandings while signaling potential use of discriminatory duties if needed by action B1T.
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Paris
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Department of Commerce
Coolidge
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United States
Maryland Gazette Ends 200th Year of Publication
The Maryland Gazette, claimed as America’s oldest newspaper, nears its bicentennial in Annapolis. In collaboration with a colonial history project, publishers plan commemorative pages within a 20,000‑copy run, highlighting the paper’s long lineage and early forms of advertising and entertainment.
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Maryland Gazette
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Four youths accused of stealing auto in Sanderson case
Four youths were arrested in Sanderson on charges of stealing an automobile from Jack Neal Nach company. They were reported to be prepared to return to San Antonio Tuesday for further legal proceedings.
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Sanderson
Jack Neal Nach Company
Diary of Outlaw Bares 12 Killings
Calcutta dispatch reports a captured outlaw who kept a diary detailing twelve killings. The diary dated in July is linked to crimes in Burma and prompted immediate pursuit and arrest.
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Calcutta
Putlaw
Burme
Fundamentalism to Be Taught in Million Dollar Home
Philadelphia report notes a $1,000,000 missionary home and training school devoted to ultra fundamentalism planned by the International Foreign Mission Association. Meetings are held in various parts of the country as the enterprise unfolds at Orlando, Florida and related Luz organization events.
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Philadelphia
Orlando
Flo
International Foreign Art Home Mission Association
Luz Organization
Vari
Money Shark Bank Starts
The conference of the National Better Business Bureau discussed eradicating the Iwan shark and the sale buyer trade. Leon Henderson of the Sage foundation urged action, citing Atlanta where the Big Four were driven from business and noting state laws against the shark. Efforts extend to New York, Virginia, Marsland, Wisconsin, and other states with pending bills.
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Thussill Sage Foundation
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Ntional
Better Business Bureau
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Leon Henderson
Department of Remedial
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Marsland
Wisconsin
Sim
Ohio
Vania
Iown
Hingis
Wrong Name Triggers Man Arrest in Odd Exchange
A confusing dialogue over a mistaken identity led to a man’s arrest after a tense exchange with a camera crew. Names were misattributed during the confrontation, causing delays and a broader search for the correct suspect.
Homeless Youth Sleep Under San Antonio Bridge
A man sheltered beneath a San Antonio river bridge is questioned by an officer after a passerby trips on a damaged area. The youth Morin states he has nowhere to go, showing the dire condition of street homelessness in the area.
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Uridge
San Antonio
Aforin
Suesday
Morin
Loiterers Escape at Filling Station
A report from Water and North streets notes two suspicious men loitering near a filling station. They held up a worker and robbed the station before officers arrived. the suspects fled prior to police arrival and details were released the following Tuesday.
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Xorand
Chinese Vessel Sinks Leaving 289 Lost
A mangled report from Shanghai notes a Chinese owned motor ship named Enos Maru sank after collision near Tringtay harbor. The incident leaves 289 missing feared dead. rescue operations are underway with limited details available.
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Shangnal
Tringtay
Al Smith Picture Played as Music in Radio Gaffe
In New York on September 20, Al Smith reacted to a photo of himself broadcast by a radio system. The image was described as producing sounds like music with his features captured in a grainy, dot and dash pattern, and the louder the sound, the greater the attention.
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al Smith
New York
Jewis Malig Wesneoek
Homeward Yearning Souls Seek Help From Community Chest
Social service agencies report rising requests from elderly, lonely people longing to return home. Executives say funds are exhausted and officials try to locate relatives to assist, with two cases involving a Cuban and a German resident who long for home but fear never returning.
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Fmrleson
Sid
Jwe
Four Waco Women Injured in Accident Reported
A brief accident notice from Dallas lists four Waco women among those injured. Names given include Dorothy Herbart and others, with details unreadable due to fragmented OCR. Further confirmation needed to identify full list and circumstances of the incident.
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Waco
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