Secret Moroccan pact near by Britain France and Italy
The visit of Austen Chamberlain to Rome fuels reports that Britain France and Italy reached a secret agreement on their course in Morocco. Other dispatches note the Roosevelt Memorial association in Havana for Theodore Roosevelt’s memorial unveiling.
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Rome
Austen Chamberlain
Britain
France
Italy
Morocco
Roosevelt Memorial Association
Santiago
Theodore Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Havana
Cuba
Orizaba
Ohio News Blitz of Crimes and Disasters Hits Cities
A flood of brief items reports bandits cracking a Pettot Shoe store safe in Cincinnati for 3000 dollars, a teen girl run down in Cleveland, judges dying in Sandusky, church dedication in Springfield, disbarment actions in Cincinnati, countless accidents, fires, suicides, and crimes across Ohio from Dillonvale to Toledo.
America Defends War Claims Rights Over Dawes Plan
President Coolidge opposes submission to the World Court or any tribunal for war claim adjudication under the Dawes plan. He insists debt collection rights are established by treaty and must be pursued, opposing debt cancellations and favoring direct negotiations with Britain and other powers. The reply to Britain, drafted by Secretary Hughes, supports United States rights to collect under the Dawes plan and was sent to Kellogg in London.
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Washington
Coolidge
World Court
Germany
United States
France
Great Britain
Kellogg
London
Frank P. Kellogg
Foreign Office
Charles B. Hughes
Too Pretty, Excuse Reading Queen Shot by Husband in Penn
Juzewa Wichroski winner of a local beauty title was shot by her husband Anthony a wealthy leader of the foreign colony as she fled down stairs. He fired four more times at their daughter Anna before his pistol jammed and neighbors overpowered him. Police say Wichroski confessed jealousy over her crown and ordered a police guard into the foreign quarter.
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Vermillion
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Utica
Newark
Ohio Jewelry Manufacturing Company
Canton
Esther Leonard
Massillon
Sam Luca
Robert Hudson
Stella Ripley
Uhrichsville
Henry Clayton
Springfield
Ralph Parks
Nelsonville
V. A. Wesche
Hamilton
Eva F. Lanker
Bobenmeyer School
Emil Veierling
Cincinnati
Jacob Hummell
Charles F. Perkins
Pleasant Hill Banking Company
Joseph Hance
Clermont County
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Andy Varbatis
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Miami County
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Logan
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Miami
Norman EB. Mack
Buffalo
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William Wirth
Perry T. Singles
A. J. Pillichoody
Pillichoody
Singles
Toledo
Mandel
Frank Mustard
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Knox County
Bis
Reading
Penn
Juzewa Wichroski
Anthony
Anna
Helen
Wichroski
Bonnet Breaks World One Kilometer Speed Record
Adjutant Bonnet, a French aviator, set a new world speed record for one kilometer at the Bagistres Airdome near Marseilles, averaging 448.170 km/h. The prior record of 429.025 km/h was held by US Navy Lieutenant A. J. Williams, set at Mitchel Field on November 4, 1923.
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France
Adjutant Bonnet
Bagistres Airdome
Here
Airdome
A. J. Williams
United States Navy
Mitchel Field
Long Island
Alaska reindeer herds valued higher than 1807 purchase
The Bureau of Education reports domesticated reindeer herds in Alaska are worth 1.55 million dollars more than the United States paid Russia in 1807 for the territory. Natives own most of the herds, which provide food clothing and livelihood.
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Washington
Alaska
United States
Russia
Bureau of Education
Mrs Morse Falls to Staircase, Breaks Neck
In Binghamton Mrs Ella Morse tripped over a cat on the stairs and fell to the bottom breaking her neck. She was found by a family member and reported to have died from the injuries. The incident is under local investigation.
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Binghamton, N
Ella Morse
Peter Veregin Jr Elected Leader of Russian Doukhobor Colony
Peter Veregin Jr aged 41 has been chosen to lead the Doukhobors at the grave of his father who died in an October train explosion near Vancouver. The election follows his birth in Russia and the elder Veregin’s death. Ten thousand Doukhobors anticipate his arrival in Canada.
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B. C
Peter Veregin
Vancouver
Veregin
Russia
Canada
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