Pope Condemns Sabotage Amid Ruhr Crisis
Pope Pius denounces sabotage in the Ruhr as criminal resistance and urges Germany to fulfill reparations obligations. The article notes Franco German talks, British demands for a clear stance, and French occupation effects on Krupp works with orders to curb violence.
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Ruhr
Krupp
Altenessen
Workers’ Council
Herr von Bulow
Krupp Works
Great Britain
France
Lord Curzon
Germany
de St. Aulaire
Baron Moncheur
Belgium
London
Baldwin
Pope Pius
Gasparri
Munich
Berlin
Cuneo
Turmoil Over Saboteurs and Turkish Evacuations Stir Congress
Allies face Turkish anger as Ismet Pasha demands immediate evacuation of Constantinople and Washington weighs a share of the 5 million Turkish gold pounds seized after 1918. Debates rise over peace, treaty issues, and enforcement of Prohibition amid political shifts in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Joseph C. Grew
United States
Constantinople
Germany
Mr. Grew
America
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Ismet
Wheat storage plan eyed to double prices by 200,000,000 bushels
Ray Silver, Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau, urges President Harding and Secretary Wallace to authorize farmers to store at least 200,000,000 bushels of wheat on farms using warehousing and intermediate credit acts. The goal is to reduce the visible supply this year and roll stock into next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Silver
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Harding
Wallace
Silver
Record Freight Loads Show Peak U S Transportation Demand
Washington reports freight loading above one million cars for the third straight week ending June 28, with 1,002,740 cars. Year to date totals are the highest on record, led by merchandise and miscellaneous freight, grain products, and live stock gains over prior weeks and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheqeerthe
United States
Washington
Crackdown on liquor violations to seal Washington venues
Washington faces end of leniency for contraband liquor as injunctions to seal and close cafes saloons and hotels for a year become standard. District officials plan immediate enforcement with grand jury indictments for repeat offenders and bootleggers racing to offload during Shrine week.
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Ashington
Washington
New York City
District Attorney’s
New York
District Supreme Court
Frank J. Kelly
Ancient tree rings map native American history in Southwest
National Geographic Society and the American Museum of Natural History plan to study buried trunks and stumps in Arizona and New Mexico to date pueblos and artifacts. Dr A E Doug lass of the University of Arizona explains that annual ring patterns serve as a climate almanac to fix ages of ruins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Geographic Society
American Museum of Natural History
Arizona
New Mexico
A. E. Douglass
University of Arizona
Douglas i
California
Barling bomber to be tested at Wilbur Wright field
The Barling two-and-a-half planer air giant, the largest plane yet built, will be tested at Wilbur Wright field in Dayton. Lieut. Leigh Wade and Harold R. Harris are named pilots for the flight. The 120 foot wingspan craft weighs 40,000 pounds with six Liberty engines and a 2,000 gallon fuel load.
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HB Army
Wilbur Wright Field
Dayton
War Department
Leigh Wade
Harold R. Harris
Air Service Engineering Division
The
Air Service
Walter H. Barling
Wittemann Air Craft Corporation
Hasbrouck Heights
N. J
Barling
German Princess Kin Lose Suit Over American Estate
The children of Princess Amelia zu Lynar must accept Col. Thomas W. Miller's handling of their late mother’s American estate. The $750 000 asset pool, seized after the war and tied to Columbus real estate, stocks, and bonds, remains under control of Miller as alien property custodian.
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Rince Georg Ernest Herrman
Robert Rochud Mandrup Zu Lynar
Georg Felix Moritz Wilhelm Alexander Zu Lynar
Jane Georgiana Margaretta
Sophie Isabella Zu Lynar
Amelia Zu Lynar
Lindau
Germany
Col
Thomas W. Miller
McCoy
Equity Court
Princess Amelia
George M. Parsons
Columbus
Ohio
State Capitol
Lawrence R. Pugh
Miller
Ger
Johanna von Bernstorff
United States
New York City
Zu Lynar
Keeler at 80 returns to work after Tanlac
J H Keeler of 3706 Thirty-Second St Ranier Md, after fourteen years of ill health, gained forty pounds and returned to daily work following Tanlac treatment. He cites relief from severe stomach pains and digestion issues, praising Tanlac and noting wide availability with over 37 million bottles sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Keeler
Maryland
Keeler
Thirty-Second St
Ranier
Tanlac
Mr. Keeler
Businessman Seeks Name For New Children Rompers
A cautious man reads Mother Goose in his library at night weighing rhymes. Alarmed family calls in a doctor who must gently explain to his wife and him the concerns. The merchant jokes about a new romper style, misunderstanding the issue.
Young man regrets sowing wild oats in harvest tale
A young man reflects on mistakes from sowing wild oats as the harvest nears, expressing regret over misused chances and the resulting consequences for his future.
Mrs Lindquist Tells Women of Middle Age
Mrs May Urnquist of Kansas City recounts severe post childbirth and menopause symptoms including nervous unrest and insomnia. After doctors could do no more, she took Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and improved within days. She endorses the remedy to others.
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Kansas City
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Independence Ave
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Oklahoma
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Krupp’s
Turkey
Alaska
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Edward W. Pickard
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Mack
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Anti-Saloon League
Ku Klux Klan
Governor Smith
American Society
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New York Harbor
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