Allied Supreme Council rejects reinforcements for Upper Silesia
Paris August 9 AP reports the Allied Supreme Council declined to send reinforcements to Upper Silesia. British, Italian delegations opposed French troops. a compromise boundary line around Pleason Vistula to Rosen and Kreuzberg was outlined but must be ratified. Lloyd George warned of a looming threat to European peace.
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Paris
Allied Supreme Council
Upper Silesia
Briand
France
Lioyd Deerime
England
Upper
Pleas
Vistula
Gleiwitz
Test
Grossa- Rtrehlitz
Rosen
Kreuzberg
Supreme Council
Harold Stuart
Marinus
Germany
Poland
Lerand
Eagnesl
Lloyd George
Europe
Silesia
Fifth Avenue church revival draws art museum glare
Readable fragments show St Thomas Episcopal on Fifth Avenue attracting public interest as an art museum revival unfolds. A carved dollar mark, Avenue Type figures, and Prohibition carvings spark attention alongside charts of woodwork and references to Bacchus and other eras.
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New York
Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Fifth Avenue
Metropolitan Art Museum
Avenue
Bacchus
Ca Tabor
Lean
Woolworth
Evanineat Im Thie
Woodrow Wilson
King George
Aud Gees
Hertram Geedinee
Een
Domergeently
M. Stires
St. Thomas
Watched man tied to Beverly Glen shooting case
Fragmented AP report notes police in Chicago and Los Angeles pursued details on the Kennedy shooting near Beverly Glen. Arthur C. Burch and Madeleine Obenchain faced questions as investigators moved toward possible indictments, with delays and open verdicts under discussion and witnesses held in county jail.
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Arthur C. Burch
Chicago
Savyempetere
Kennedy
Beverley Glen
Ease T Steed
Elothe Investi Ion
Lee Woowine
Los Angeles
Ang
John Behan
Rage Glen
Orey
Arthur
Burch
Evanston
Ills
Madeleane Obenoo
Las Vene Nev
Beverly
Nolan
Bureh
Jiff
Itv
Obenechain
Obeechin
Exchange unit rye adopted in Petrograd peasant trade
A Petrograd dispatch says one pood of rye is the unit of exchange in peasant and worker barter for farming implements and other goods. Various values for a pood of rye are listed against axes, plows, flour, and other items, with more exchangeable farm products allowed if rye is scarce.
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Riga
Latvia
Petrograd
Sava
Moscow
Economicheskaya Zhizan
Economic Life
Leonard Tendler Bout Set for September 21 in Philadelphia
The Benny Leonard Lew Tendler light weight world title bout is announced for September 21 at the Philadelphia National League Ballpark. The event was confirmed early today as the two boxers prepare for the championship clash in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Lot 9
Benny Leonard
Lew Tendler
Pope Appeals for Starving Russians Aid
Rome August 9 AP The Pope Benedict appeals for aid to starving and plague afflicted Russians. In a letter to Cardinal Gasparri naval secretary of state he invites Christians and civil authorities to contribute generously and urges prompt common action in the name of divine love. The Pope says Russians separated by barriers of centuries are near our paternal heart and should be aided.
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Rome
Russia
Pope Benedict
Cardinal Gasparri
Gasparri
Philadelphia paper faces copyright infringement ruling
Federal Judge Learned Hand dismissed claims against The Philadelphia Inquirer over a republished letter from B. Tiscouhey in The London Times. The judge held no proof that republication harmed exclusive rights or that the New York Times obtained the news through improper means.
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W York
Federal Learned Hand
Ladelphia
New York Times
B. Tiscouhey
London En
Thes
Senate
Ies of Nations
Nee' A Times
Iff
Hand
London
Nded Times
Pitcher Charged With Embezzlement in Sherburne
Sherburne Minnesota August 9 Chicago detectives left here with F R Frenick arrested on embezzlement allegations amounting to 156000 from Armour and Company in Kansas City where he worked as a book keeper Frenick had joined the local baseball club as a pitcher and was said to be tied to a scheme with three others through connections uncovered weeks earlier in Kansas City
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Sherburne
Minn
Chicago
F. R. Frenick
Armour and Conffant
Kansas City
Frenick
Ahi
Steamer San Jose Wrecked on Mexican Coast
The San Jose, a 3 135 ton Pacific Mail steamer with 33 passengers and 66 crew, grounded on San Pablo reef near Asuncion Island about 550 miles south of San Diego. A rescue plan was under way as Griffdu and Multnomah moved to assist amid reports of a big list and uncertain weather.
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San Francisco
San Jose
San Pablo Reef
Navy
Jose
Panamia
Asuncion Island
San Diego
California
Griffdu
Pan- American Line
U. 8
Alaska
Clint's Reef
Multnomah
Pacific
Blunts
Eureka
Calif
Seattle
Charles R. McCormick Company
Hercules
C. M. Clemengon
Cal
Pacific Mail Company
Aéuncion Island
Japanese embassy denies Tokyo invite to London conference
The Japanese embassy in London disputed AP reports that Tokyo invited Japan to attend a conference. They stated the government had already decided to participate wholeheartedly and with confidence, and cited information from Tokyo showing strong public and press support for this attitude.
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Associated Press
London
Tokio
Firemen Baseball Games At Chicago Raise Funds
William Hale Thompson and city officials welcomed New York and Chicago firemen for a three game series in Chicago. The event aims to raise 100000 dollars for the firemen's insurance fund, with more than 900000 dollars in tickets already sold.
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Chicago
William Hale Thomp
John F. Hylan
New York Firemen
New York
Mexico City General Alessi Shot and Taken
Fragmented report describes General Jose Alessi being shot near a residence area in Mexico City as armed men seized control. General Trevino, director of the army, positioned himself with police and faced threats, while press leaders including L. B. Palmer of North America call for action and condemn violence.
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Mexico City
Ane
Jose Alessi Wee
Spain
Epacrata
Atcx
Law Is Law From Estate Valuation In New York
The Law is the Law as estate filings in New York reveal whiskey valued at no value. Numerous Americans would pay high prices for whiskey, yet twenty quarts were listed as valueless in the probate of Constant Savin, president Steena the Mig. Se institution.
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New York
Constant — Savin
Steena
Mig. Se Institution
Golfer Strikes Sparrow. Ball Ends Match
The report notes an on course incident where a golfer hit his ball and struck a sparrow, leading to a broken stance and the match ending. Schultz was unable to proceed, and the situation caused a stoppage affecting the game.
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Schultz
Golf Player Killed By Automobile
Atlanta Ga Aug 9 AP Douglas Edgar 40 internationally known golf star and twice champion of the Coneschampionship died after being struck by an automobile in front of his home He was a professional at Druid Hill II club in Baltimore and a native of St Andrews Scotland His wife and children are in Scotland while illness kept him from entering the American national open this summer
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Atlanta
Douglas Edgar
J. Edgar
Druid Hill II Club
St. Andrew’s
Scotland
Gibbons Faces Jeff Smith In Scaled Middleweight Bout
Jersey City August 3 AP Mike of St Paul meets Jeff Smith of ? in a 12 round middleweight scheduled bout tonight. Both are middleweights.
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Jersey City
N. J
Mike
St. Paul
Jeff Smith
Seattle Five and New York Tie Scored Odd Results
Fragmentary sports brief shows scattered scores linked to Seattle New York Cincinnati Brooklyn and Cleveland with unclear context. Names and teams appear with inconsistent punctuation and stray numbers.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Louis
Destroyer Buhar Leaves Port to Aid Wreck Scene
Rear Admiral Guy V. Burrage orders the Farquhar to escort the San into the wreck area and directs the destroyer Buhar to reach the scene this afternoon after departing at five in the morning.
President and Mrs Hartding Return From Vacation
President and Mrs. Hartding returned to Washington this morning after an eleven day absence largely spent on vacation in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. The yacht Mayflower arrived ahead of schedule and docked at 9 30 a m.
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Washington
Hartding
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Mayflower
President Signs Sweet Bill Reorganizing Veteran Service
The Sweet bill reorganizing government service to World War I veterans was signed today by President Harding. The measure restructures veterans affairs and aims to improve administration and benefits for former service members.
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Washington
Harding
New York Speech on State Funding Sparks Debate
Fragmentary text from a New York source references state funding and political authority. It notes moves by New York to govern itself and implies a stance on financial or administrative control.
Peasants Forced to Live on Grass Highlight Soviet Relief
Riga reports on the eve of American relief representatives arrival that Soviet statistics show relief efforts progress amid famine. From June 26 to July 20, about 50 000 peasants forced to live on grass reportedly moved to Siberia and 41 000 transported via the Volga after Moscow Kazan rail routes. A Red Cross message from Reval notes associates traveling from China to the United States.
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Riga
American Relief Administration
Grasa
Siberia
Moscow-Kazan
Volga
Reval
China
United States
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