France to Fund Debt. Briand Praises U S Friendship
Paris July 3 AP reports Foreign Minister Briand toasts President Coolidge and Hoover at the Foreign Office in honor of the American delegation to the modernists exposition. He says France will fund its debts to America and stresses sacred duties and past sacrifices, noting the enduring fraternal ties between the two nations. Ambassador Herrick defends France against unjust statements and recalls Americans offered to fund French propaganda.
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Paris
Briand
Coolidge
Hoover
Foreign Office
United States
France
M. Kriand
Europe
London
M. Bridad
America
Senate
M. Briand
Amercans
Twin Twins Explain Mean Feelings and Left Handedness
University of Chicago zoologist Professor H K Newman describes twins as Jekyll and Hyde in one body with two nervous systems. He notes some twins show right or left handedness and suggests twinning arose from arrested embryonic development, underscoring heredity as most important.
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Chicago
H. KK. Newman
University of Chicago
Dr. Jekylls
Mr. Hydes
Newman
Defeated Amendment at National Education Meet
In Indianapolis on July 3 the National Educational Association defeated a proposed child labor amendment to the federal constitution. A reaffirming resolution urged speedy passage of federal and state legislation to protect children. Mrs Mary C C Bradford proposed backing a 20th amendment, but the proposal was defeated after brief debate. The text notes an impossible claim about altitude.
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Indianapolis
National Educational Association
America
Mra
Mary C. C. Bradford
Superintendent of Schools of
Colorado
The
Association
Eye See Fashion and Fancies in a Patchwork Ad Page
A fragmented OCR style ad column touts ready-to-wear fashions, a humorous meandering pitch about evolution, jewelry bargaining for an 18K wedding ring, personal loans, and Zenith radios. The copy mixes product pitches with vague cultural quips and pricing notes across several items.
Hides and Wool Prices From Idaho Hide and Fur Co
Market notes from Idaho Hide and Fur Co in Pocatello list prices for hides by type and weight. Green hides 7c, green hips 10c, green calves 15c, dry hides 13 1/2c, horse hides 2.08 to 3.00 depending on size, sheep pelts dry long wool 22c, short wool and pieces half price. Wool prices 20 to 35c for fine and 26 to 40c for course grades.
Metals Market Brief Shows Mixed Copper Tin and Zinc Movements
Copper firm with a 13 percent up move in spot and futures. Tin remains steady with spot around 57.25 and nearby futures at 66.59. Iron and lead hold steady with minor shifts, zinc climbs in East St. Louis to 7.05 spot and 7.07 futures, antimony at 10.75.
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New York
East St. Louis
Bond Prices and Yields Reported for Liberty Honda
New York July 3 Liberty Honda bonds closed with varied results across issues. The first 4s stood blank, while other maturities showed prices around 101.2 to 104.12. U S government and government related issues ranged from about 103.8 to 108.4 with different coupon notes.
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New York
Liberty
Honda
U. & Government
U. S. Government
Potatoes Market Reports Vary Across States
Chicago July 8 potato receipts show 27 old and 3 new, total U S shipments 438 with 83 cars, market steady amid slow trading. Oklahoma cobblers quoted at 2 75 43 15, Illinois Kansas Ohio Virginia prices vary from 2 50 to 6 40.
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Chicago
U. S
Oklahoma
Illinois
Kan-sas
Virginia Barrel Cobblers
Poultry Prices and Curb Oil Quotes
Poultry markets show alive lower and varied declines across fowls broilers springers and other categories. Oil futures close at multiple refinery names with mixed percentage changes and reported prices in cents and dollars for several standards.
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Chicago
Baptists Name New President at Northern Convention
Edwin E. Rhodes of Toledo Ohio was elected president at the Northern Baptist convention in Seattle during its 19th annual meeting. Judge P W Freaman of Denver renewed efforts to unseat the Park Avenue Church delegation from New York City.
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Seattle
Edwin E. Rhodes
Toledo
Ohio
Northern Baptist Convention
P. W. Freaman
Denver
Park Avenue Church
New York City
Whites Beaten Up by Negroes After Bout Victory
Elated by Harry Villa s knockout of Charley Weinert two groups of Negroes beat up whites in New York. Six victims include John Gaffney knocked unconscious after being pointed out by a bystander. Michael Earl also injured. Police arrived quickly and halted further violence. all assailants fled.
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New York
Harry Villa
Charley Weinert
Wills
Weiner
John Gaffney
Gaffney
Michael Earl
Germans and Poles In Economic War
Berlin reports a German decree imposing prohibitive duties on Poland's main agricultural and industrial exports as part of an economic war. The measures suspend renewal of a wartime arrangement while Poland and Germany previously failed to reach a lasting commercial treaty after talks last autumn.
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Berlin
Germany
Poland
Reicharnt
Lae
Policy pushes Alabama power bid under wartime rate plan
The policy from the Special Muncie Rhoals council led by former Representative Malenals aims to guarantee power at a fixed rate. The War Department supports supplying a set kilowatt hour quantity under this arrangement despite its fragmented and unclear phrasing.
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Alabama
Muncie
Narrow Escape for President's Wife in Swampscott
Mrs. Coolidge narrowly avoided being struck by a motorcycle on a Swampscott walk when four state police on motorcycles swerved into the road behind her. Secret service guard James Haley yelled as the lead rider sped between them, and Mrs. Coolidge jumped to the roadside to safety. The escort continued to White Court for the Cambridge trip without stopping. An internal Swampscott police inquiry reviewed the incident. Mrs. Coolidge remained unharmed and resumed her day.
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Swampscott
Mass
Coolidge
State Constabulary
James Haley
Secret Service
Secret Service Guard Gave Mrs Coolidge
Haley
White Court
Cambride
White House
Charles B. Cooley
Mooseheart Benion cancels dance for tomorrow night
The Mooseheart benion announced there would be no dance tomorrow at the K. hall. Regular dances will resume next Saturday night, July 11.
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Mooseheart Benion
K. ©. Hall
BPXCHANGE CLOSES Whanghai July 2 AP
The Chi nananee' exchange Bare closed a ny pending settlement of the Drenet aigturb pondite.
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Whanghai
Exchange
Drenet Aigturb
Weather Note Smudged Hinting Tiny Temperature Change
Fragmentary text notes likely a Hazurday show context with minor temperature variation and unclear timing. Main readable point suggests little change in temperature overnight.
Dirjoumla at Bowron Heaton July arrival reported
In a brief AP note the dirigible Spenandoas is said to have flown over Hosten en route to Harbor Maine from Lakelivrat. The date and day are unclear due to garbled OCR but the event marks a notable airship passage captured by service.
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Bowron
Heaton
Hosten
Teasay
Harbor
Maine
Lakelivrat
New President of Michigan Named as Dr Clarence Little
Ann Arbor July 3 Official announcement confirms Dr Clarence Little as president of the University of Michigan succeeding the late Dr Burton He resigns the Maine presidency effective September 1 and will assume duties at the start of the new school year
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Clarence Little
University of Michigan
Burton
Little
University of Maine
Evolution Case May Be Tried In Federal Court
Defense counsel announced a temporary injunction against enforcing the Tennessee law banning evolution in public schools would be sought in federal court in Tennessee. Leading Dayton citizens wired Dr John R Neal to protest plans to challenge the law in federal court.
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New York
Tennessee
Dayton, Tenn
Dayton
John R. Neal
French Debt Commission to Visit United States
The council of ministers approved sending a French debt commission to the United States this summer.
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Debt Commission
Paris
Council of Ministers
United States
Average pianist reads 1500 notes per minute claim
A claim states that an average pianist can read and interpret 1500 notes and signs in one minute, suggesting exceptional speed and keystroke coordination. The assertion highlights extraordinary reading pace for musical notation.
Special Counsel in Oil Case Arrive Cheyenne Saturday
Cheyenne Wyo July 3 AP Federal District Attorney Albert D Wal ton was notified that Atlee Pomerene and Owen J Roberts special counsel for the government in the Elk Hills and Teapot Dome oil cases will arrive in Cheyenne tomorrow. The reason for their coming is not stated. The government plans to appeal the Teapot Dome annulment ruling.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Albert D. Walton
Atlee Pomerene
Owen J. Roberts
Elk Hills
Teapot Dome
Specia
Counse
Roberts
Pomerene
Money Market Notes and Mixed Rate Highlights
A brief roundup reports on money market activity in New York with varied rates around 4 percent and discussion of bids and acceptances. The item mentions short term instruments, bank shares, and speculative movement amid changing yield signals.
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New York
Joan
Eer Mere
Grain and grain futures prices from Chicago and St Louis
Chicago wheat prices in July include No 8 hard at 1.47 percent and No 2 yellow corn at 1.03 percent. St Louis reports July wheat No 1 red at 1.68 and corn No 2 yellow at 1.10 with July close 1.41 percent and September 1.89 percent bid.
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Chicago
St. Louis
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