Pressure on France Being Debt Negotiated in Washington
Reports from Washington on April 3 describe U S pressure to force France to settle about 7 009 000 000 in antimate debt. Internal News Service dispatches say France owes 4 900 000 000 in principal and interest with payments halted. American officials warn the delay risks broader financial instability. The situation influences Paris political tension and the resignation of the French finance minister as talks continue.
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Washington
Torport
Minary Warness Parimea
Thewera
Americas
Rome
Paris
Two Eggs and Three Squabs Found in Pigeon Nest
A. H. Snively of Keedysville checked his pigeon coop and found a set on two eggs with one egg notably large, then yesterday discovered three healthy squabs in the nest. Likely the first egg was a double one.
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A. H. Snively
Keedysville
Confident of Acquittal By His Own Jury
In Flartword Conn April a jurors set for verdict in the Gerald Chapman murder trial after a last dramatic defense by Frederick J. Grovhl. The state rested this morning and Judge Nowell Jemnings prepared to charge the jury as Chapman faced the panel with a confident smile amid testimony linking him to the New Beltain police victim Skelly and accomplice Shaan. Grovhl urged reasonable doubt and said Chapman would face Atlanta’s dungeon. the defense ended with a plea for mercy as the jury began deliberations.
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Gerald Chapeman
Notoriana
Merder
Wittess
Commel
Frederick J. Grovhl
Chapman Cone
Ife
Skelly
Grovhl
Chapman
Goehl
Groehl
Walker
Shean
New York
Gronkt
Governor to Inspect Maryland State Roads Tour
Governor Albert Titehia and Mr Mackall of the State Roads Commission plan a two day inspection tour of Western Maryland. They will visit Hagerstown then travel along the National Pike widening project from Takimora to the state line beyond Camperland, about 125 miles, done in sections. They will also view a construction camp as part of statewide inspections of departments and institutions.
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Covernor Albert Titehia
Johm SN
Mackall
Qhuieian i
State Roads Commission
Maryland
Hagerstown
White Hero
Takimora
Frederick
Ute State Line
Camperland
Ritchie
Offeas
Wealthy Men Helping Ford Build Planes Robbery Plot
Chicago reports strong investors linked to the Stout All Metal Airplane Co in Detroit as Ford's plane project expands for American Airways. The board includes Philip J. Wrigley and Allan Jackson among others backing rapid aircraft production for national transport.
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Ford
Wrigley, Jackson and Field Associated
Chicago
Philip J. Wrigley
Allan
American Airways
Lud
Ttlatia Company
Mot
Stout Company
Uftiw
Sewerage Commissioners Expected to Step Down Soon
The sewerage disposal plant is ready to be turned over to the city within a year. All members of the sewerage commission will resign after the system is completed, ending the dispute with the city administration. The Mayor and Council cut commission salaries to one dollar per seat, but this did not dissuade their intent to resign once the plant proves satisfactory.
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Dhe
Raverage
Commission
Chia
Tt Wat
Struck By Truck Fees In $2500 Claim
Martin Newett acting through Richard Sweeney, attorney, sues Howard Bros claiming $2500 for injuries after being struck by defendant's truck on January 2% at West Antietam Street near Potomac. Complaint alleges negligence and careless operation with dragging for about 26 feet.
Jazz Slayer To Learn Status Soon In Vanity Trial
In Ban Francisco on April 3, Dorothy Ellingson faces a verdict timing as counsel aimed to finish the case by tonight’s adjournment. Testimony from Jay Dow Ball and possibly one other alienist was expected to conclude the defense case, with hypothetical questions shaping the defense strategy.
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Ban Prancisco
Dorothy Ellingson
Jay Dow Ball
Lady Astor Rebuked for Defending Childless Mothers
In London on April 3 Lady Astor, a leading Virginia heiress in Kuglial politics, faced rebuke in Parliament after defending childless mothers during a debate on the child adoption bill. The speaker admonished her as Hayday and others protested, and Astor withdrew a provocative remark claiming provocation.
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London
Lady Astor
Cuchess Mathers
Fauorita
Hayday
Vyayday
Von Jagermann Prof Emeritus Retires at Tarverd University
Cambridge April 3 After 36 years of teaching at Tarverd University Prof Hans Carl Gunther von Jagemann authority on Germanic philology will become professor emeritus authorities announce today. Von Jagemann came to Harvard from Jediang University where he was professor of German languages.
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Cambridge
Maas
Tarverd University
Hans Carl Gunther von Jagemann
Will Veroma
Ameritus
Jr. von Jagemann
Harvard Fron Jediang University
Garman Lansewages
Weeks Sick Will Retire From War Department
Washington April 3 Secretary at War Weeks likely to retire from the department before June 30 due to ill health He has returned to his home where doctors warn the condition though not serious has alarmed physicians and is keeping him from active duty for now.
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Washington
Weeks
Becanme
Hern
Hall
Seven Inches Of Snow At Elkins
Fragmented report notes seven inches of snow at Elkins and nearby areas, with mentions of Cumberland and surrounding mountains. The text is partial and unclear but indicates early winter snowfall affecting the region.
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Elkins
Cumberland
Cumberians
Bandits Steal All Females Reported in Shansi Province
London dispatch reports bands looted towns in Shansi province, China. Women and girls were carried away by raiders as the frontier area faced widespread depredations. The dispatch notes Shensi lies south of Mangalia and describes the general region impacted by the raids.
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London
Tho
Shansi
Ghina
Tim Tsin
Shensi
Mangalia
Work on New Water Works Starts Soon
A special meeting of the Mayor and Council is set for next Thursday to discuss the city’s new water system. The $260,009 contract was awarded to the company for construction and work is to begin within days, with completion aimed within two years.
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Bown
Tenta
Taklay Pond
Issia
Charkes
Ure Wilter Agalen
Uwe Ba
Willie
Lia Water Camis
Potomins
Niatly
Six Men Sent to Cut for Train Riding
Six men were jailed for train riding offenses after pleading guilty. Detectives from the railroads led the crackdown, with arrests in Norfolk and Maryland. Two defendants from Chambersburg admitted guilt, while two others claimed Massachusetts origins and offered no specific motive.
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Cut
Maryluaul House of Correction
Soatlee O. V
Hearbogg
Trai
O.A. Atangen
Ishan
Birmingha
Joseph Cor
Tagerntown
Ball
Martin TL. Gay
Norfolk Wat Westert
Mr. Crom
Fall and Oil Barons Given a Dern Rile
Washington April 3 Indictments against ex Interior officials Albert B. Fall Harry Sinclair and Edward L. Doheny tied to the congressional probe were quashed in the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Chief Justice McCoy ruled the charges of conspiracy to defraud the government invalid The government’s next move was unclear and public sentiment favored action against the men involved
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Washington
Albert B. Fai
Harry Sinclair
Edward L. Doheny
Supreme Court of
District of Golum
McCoy
Duo
Youths Injured As Car Crash Ends Near High School
Shank and Ralph Sethert from Clearapring High School narrowly escaped death when Julia Wiehe Waugh drove a new machine into a line of traffic and overturned three times. The mishap occurred near noon as the vehicle attempted to pass another car. Both youths sustained bodily injuries and were taken under physician care. Their injuries were not serious.
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Shank
Ralph Sethert
Clearapring High School
Atudenta
Titee Towly
Julia Wiehe Waugh
Waching
Yori
Lawyer New Governor of Hth Rotary Conference Chooses Candidat
A transcription reads Lawyer Laster Jr and Apra W. Ward Flemming as top contenders for the governor post at a large district conference in Salisbury Maryland. Resignations shake Nos Storey Pindlay and Mrs Elliott linked to the firm.
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HTH Rotary
Laster, Jr
W. Ward Flemming
Uhulpsturg
Lauwyer
Tasker Lawailoa
Cainhertinl
Salisbury
Mit
Court halts steamship line bid on ships
Washington April 2. Justice orders the Pacific Mail Steamship Co to stop attempts to buy ships cheaply under a ruling from the Shipping Board. The action blocks rival bidders and preserves current schedules while authorities review the bid. The Dollar Shipping Line had offered a bid later approved.
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Washengton
Apr
Dassiefes
Iin Bosane
Adittar
Lina
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Walt
Rudiuk Waal
Jazz Slayer
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Mra. Tren Ruck
Pretty Morse
Skellay
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Aho
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