Britain to force reply to questionaire on reparations
London reports persistently that Prime Minister Baldwin opposes direct talks with Germany on reparations. Britain may act independently if France delays, while Paris prepares to answer the British and American questionnaires.
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Britain
David M. Churgh
Nowe Gye
London
Stanley Baldwin
Germany
Bughud
Pragee
Leant
Foreign Office
England
France
U. S
Tatlaad
Poin
Count de Salut Autaire
Parld
Vapors
Slayer in court over dress as suspect in murder case
OHMAGO trial scenes unfold as Tily 2-Red G. Thompson, jailed on grand jury charges, appears in feminine attire. Judge Kavanuagh orders male clothing in future appearances while Thompson denies claims. London report notes missing heirloom ring valued at 2400 dollars by Mrs. L. Curler.
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Interniagonal Kewn Service
Red G. Thompson
Grand Jury
Richard
Lesmer
Marcus Kavanaugh
Difgo Kavanaugh
Thompson
Lobest
London
L. Curler
Toutinville
Josh
May [eal Separately With Germany SCARE GIRL SPEAKS AGAIN
A high school girl in Hataining until February suffered aphonia after a crush injury from a small torpedo explosion. The blast knocked her senses and speech briefly silent before she regained words with help. Doctors expect gradual recovery in coming weeks.
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Willard Martin
Hataning
Many More When Rent Increased In Hoparstown
Residents face steep rent hikes as property taxes doubled after a recent re assessment. Landlords pass the tax spike to tenants, with some adding about six dollars monthly. Many plan to move in weeks ahead, as April 1 moves loom.
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Rte
Haperstone
Immigrant Rejection Tally At Ellis Island Sparks Comedy And Tragedy
On Ellis Island, July 2, 1940s era report notes 12,448 liberty seekers aboard twelve liners with 420 already rejected. Greek and Asian natives comprise the rejected group while Italians and others face admission checks. Port officials recount tensions as lines form and families await decisions, with limited hope for many still seeking entry.
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Jack
Carberry
Tulernationel Nowa Service
Bingorreapanicaty
New York
Ellis Island
Asia
Youths Guilty Of Stealing Ride
Two youths, Hrattiam Byversole and Wehard Tan, were arrested by detectives for stealing a ride on a freight train. Randall pleaded guilty and paid a fine of 13.68. Byversole received a two day sentence in jail, while Tan faced unspecified additional penalties.
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Chao
Randall
Lee Alnor
Return Vote By Miners After Logan March Attempt
Lewisburg reports that I L Workmill, brother of C H Workmint and executive board member of the United Mine Workers, led a Marmet camp vote to return home after a planned armed invasion. Leaders Keeney, Mooney and Blainard set guards and blocked departure to Blair to verify a telegram claim from President Harding about investigations, while Lavrel Holt dismissed it as fake.
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Ives
United Mine Workers’ Organization
Marmet
Jones
Workman
Keeoy
Mooney
Blineard
Charles Town
Mother” Jones Road
Harding
Hera
Lavrel Holt
Blair
Keeney
Holt
Bilegard
Wurkman
Grass in canal hinders traffic in Williamsport
An unusual growth of grass in the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal seriously interferes with boat movement. A coal boat from Cumberland took fourteen hours to cover 42 miles toward Williamsport, with Captain Harry Pryor in charge. Preparations begin to remove the grass from the canal channel. Breaks arm Mrs J J Darner fractured limb from a fall at home after slipping on stairs.
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Chesapeake
Canal
Williamsport
Willluiesport
Washington
Wilamsport
Harry Pryor
Cumberland
T’ O Fall
Aoutes
J. J. Darner
South Pole
Tony Walsh Await Return
Tony Walsh is due back in Hagerstown this afternoon to reveal the outcome of his conference yesterday in Wilkes-Barre. Neither President Staley nor any Hagerstown Club directors reported word on whether Walsh would continue as manager. He was slated to play first on Saturday at Wayneboro, with a furlough discussed if he returned with a decision to stay.
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Tony Walsh
Hagerstown
Hla
Wilken- Barre
Staley
Terriers
Hagerstand
Ptter
Teddy
Tony
Waynenbors
Mings
Brock
Gat
Hapardown
Moprow
Nation Is Stronger When Its Girls Stand Firm Sermon
Knoxville July 2 Reverend Dr. B A Bowers of Broadway Baptist preached that a nation’s strength rests on women. He warned against joy riding promiscuity drinking and mothers failing their duties, saying degraded women threaten the country and urging greater family responsibility to keep the nation from going to the dogs.
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Newa Seertces
Knoxville
Tenn
B. A. Bowers
Broadway Baptist Church
Dr. Bower
Earth
Garden of Eden
Dr. Bowers
Three Couples Divorced In Courthouse Action
Three divorces were decreed by Judge Frank Wagaman today as Mary A. Alter gained custody of her infant and John R. Alter was divorced. Mary H. Robison received a divorce from Emme C. Robinson. Stanley H. Robison split from Sen May Robertson and custody of two infants was awarded. A bill filed by Lou Agnes Sigafuse seeks a divorce from John H. Sigafote with court orders for counsel fees and support pending proceedings.
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Frank Wagaman
Mary A. Alter
John R. Alter
H.robison
Emme C. Robinson
Stanley H Robsinson
Sen
May Robertson
Lou Agnsd Sigafoose
John H. Sigafoote
Pretty Girl Found Dead in River With Necklace Rings
A young blond woman, about 22 to 28, was found dead in the Hudson River wearing expensive clothing and rings valued at $1600. Police say markings on throat and wrists indicate foul play. Postmortem planned to determine cause. Two men, Dock Horton and Edward Love, were arrested nearby for trespassing and assault, each bond set at $18.58.
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Tnternational News Service
New York
Harjom
Tha Na Tara
Dock Horton
Edward Love
Bhoriff Kino
Raitroad Proparty
Suatice
Bina
C E 10 Fights Booze Movies Jazz Music
The article notes the International Christian Endeavor Convention opening soon with delegates arriving to discuss topics including booze and cinema. It mentions Boston University leader Augustia Smith and other church members preparing for sessions and popular topics expected at the gathering.
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DBS
Iowa
Hoord
Java
International Christian Endeavor
All Are Ready For Marathon Herald Mall Marathon
Readiness is complete for the Herald Mall Marathon on July 4 with a 9 AM start. Top city sprinters will vie for handsome prizes under officials Totlows as starter for senior event A A Wilson MC A judge J A Hawken Hamspart custodian of prizes and timers and finish judges J A Wilson Major C E White.
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Totlows
A. A. Wilson
M.C
Hnish
J. A. Hawken
Wil Hamspart
E. Phillips
J. A. Wilson
C. E. Whine
E. Whipple
Fred Diener
Steamer Advance Goes Aground Off Shutia Island
In dense fog the Inter-Colonial New Nation Company's steamer Advance from Heston with nearly one hundred passengers and a large crew ran aground off Shutia Island fifteen miles east of Halifax. The captain radioed Halifax for help to evacuate passengers as tugs were dispatched. weather is clearing and officials expect all aboard to be saved.
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Cynternational News Service
Halipan
N.S
Didy
New Nation Company
Advance
Heston
Shutia Island
Halifax
Drunk Jones Given Ten Days In Jail Over Charges
John Jones, a colored man, faced charges of drunkenness and a desire to fight. The court, presided by Justha Bitner, assessed a fine of 12 dollars or ten days in jail to curb any perceived criminal aspirations.
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John Jones
Hixmmer
Justha Bitner
Jones
Pelice Rules Against Foul Language Incident
Mary Stanley, described as colored, faced a charge of disorderly conduct after verbally expressing her displeasure on the street. Justice Buuer imposed a fine of 9 dollars from a 35.60 amount, rejecting excuses for the profanity.
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Mary Stanley
Justice Buuer
Krupp Works Occupied in German Westphalia
Central dispatch reports Krupp works at Essen occupied by the Freii. French troops move toward Hagen and Schwerte with aim to cut off Frankfurt. Hagen lies 36 miles west of Arnsberg and four miles from Schwerte as infantry move in the Westphalian region.
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Dy International Wewn
Sersiy
London
Krupp
Essen
Freii
Sehwerte
Hagen
Frankfurt
Arnsberg
Schwert
Train wreck near Niagara halts traffic. casualties feared
A two car electric train on the Niagara Falls line collided with an open switch at Tonawanda today. About thirty people were aboard, with several seriously hurt and at least five feared dead. Ambulances rushed wounded to Buffalo and Niagara Falls hospitals. Authorities investigated the crash location and circumstances.
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International Newa Service
Tonawanda
Niagara Fall
Buffalo
Niagara Alls
Ae ‘Fonawandt Cnd
Ohio Car Turns On But Occupants Escape
An Ohio car unexpectedly started and its occupants fled as the vehicle moved briefly after sunset in Washington state. No injuries reported. Investigators are examining how the car activated and why the occupants left the scene.
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Ohio
Williamsport Plans Grand Fourth Celebration
Williamsport readies a July 4 parade and pageant marking the town centennial. The event features historical floats, a trade display from local firms, civic groups and veterans, plus athletic contests along the Conococheague creek and a ball game at Wittig Park.
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Aod
Williamsport
Flagerstown
Downsvilla and
Boonsboro
Meat Ant Rat to Europe on Fast Vessel
An OCR fragment reports a rapid shipment of a meat ant rat to Europe aboard a fast vessel. The readable text mentions delivery timing and a maritime route but its full details and context are unclear from the garbled source.
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Europe
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