Britain and France press for full WW I debt payments
AP report notes Premier Lloyd George cites France demand for full reparations from Germany and Britain’s willingness to fund debt if needed. Treasury officials discuss U S loans and potential cancellation, while discussions at Senate and treasury offices reflect inter allied indebtedness and related proposals.
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Treasury
Renater LaFoliett
Wieceana
Lioyd George
France
Germany
United States
Excheto
R. C. Lindsay
George
Great Briain
Great Britain
Fedice
Arran
Mefien
Jiary Committee
Tfe
Clawson Testimony in Stillman Case Draws Out
Proceedings in a New York banker's divorce case feature Clawson of Buffalo on the stand. Witnesses discuss alleged relationships involving Mrs. Anne A. Stillman and James A. Stillman. Attorneys seek to challenge Clawson's testimony amid counterclaims and cross examination.
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Poughheemie
Ftiullman
C.net
Mart
Svar
Uber
Jas
John F. Breania
Coca
Mra
Stilimas
Iratice
Clawson
Dining car prices cut further says dining car chiefs
Chicago July 14. Dining car prices have fallen twenty five percent since the war and will drop again, per T A Dempsey president of the American association of dining car superintendents, speaking at a convention with the American hotel mens association. Hotel men announced no further hotel rate reductions at present.
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Chicago
T. A. Dempsey
American Association of
American Hotel Nens’ Association
Austria National Assembly Debates Clergy Salaries Bill
In Vienna the national assembly holds the second reading of a bill tracing Catholic clergy and all church employees on the salaried civil list. Sergeants at arms were forced to form a barrier between rival factions to avert violence during the session.
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Vienna
National Assembly
Austria
Arme
Virginia Invited Pilot South Norfolk Address Reads Like Invite
An AP dispatch reports John T. Adams of the Republican National Committee inviting Virginia to join a national drive. He urged Virginia to accept a pilot role in a broader effort to unite the party with the state’s traditions and future progress while remaining in Washington.
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Norfolk
Vai
Es Gee
Jefferson
Haerematl
Matison
Monroe
Virginia
America
Licanism
Virginis
Old Dominion
Party of Construction and Progress
Hero of Lost New Yo dies after absence from post in Toguiak
Joan hero, a key figure tied to the Toguiak mount Monson, died last Friday and soon after his death was beatified. A municipal procession followed the caisson to the Church of the Ascension for a Mass before burial at Cypress Hill cemetery. Civic groups plan to raise a memorial.
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Joan Her
Toguiak
Mount Monson
Lespee Rey
Argontne
Pato
Church of the Ascension
Cypress Hill Cemetery
Hoover Outlines Harding Plan For Readjustment
President Hoover describes a plan for postwar readjustment and national economic stabilization. He emphasizes government involvement in distribution and industry support to sustain recovery and curb disruption across sectors.
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Hoover
Harding
Oldring Joins Eastern Team In New Haven Move
In New Haven on July 13 Babe Oldring, former star catcher for the Philadelphia American League club, is reported to join the Eastern team today for a season starting next Sunday. The veteran player is described as akey figure in the move, with plans to play as the season unfolds for the New Haven squad.
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New Haven
Conn
Babe Oldring
Socmaniy
Monte R
Seattle
Ranecontine Hay
Mackete
Dltcing
Elk Convention Closes With Installations Planned
Elks convention concludes with installation of officers and presentations. Members from many lodges attended as the event wrapped up, highlighting fraternal activities and community service plans for the year.
Judge Charged With Taking Bribe in Oklahoma Case
Sapulpa district judge Lucien B. Wright was arrested and released on a ten thousand dollar bond after an information filed by the state attorney general charging him with accepting a bribe for a decision in a 1.9 million dollar land case. The proceeding occurred before Justice Piltz in Rapulpa Oklahoma on July 14.
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Rapulpa
Okla
Lucien B. Wright
Sapulpa
P. Freeling
Gisteral
Piltz
General and Reenee eye military chief incident in France
A garbled AP item notes a general in France during the war and a physical incident involving a chief of staff. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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France
Fragments Outline Testimony On Mining Union Policy
An incomplete report outlines a committee scene involving Governor and leaders of the United Mine Workers. The witness discusses union policy and the role of miners, with references to West and labor organization.
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Washington
Jalya
Dee Eeeles
Feoe
America
Rioting Leaves Two Dead as Looting Spreads
Reported clashes last night left two people dead amid widespread disorder. Looting damaged homes and businesses as authorities urged calm while investigations continue.
Corvallis Practice Update Signals New Start
In Corvallis Oregon a tentative schedule says heavy practice will begin soon with early drills and conditioning. The note mentions Schoa and a revised timetable for the first session.
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Corvallis
Smoking Room for the Girls in Miemereal
A brief notice from Miemereal dated July 14 announces women will be provided with a smoking room. The item notes the plan and reference to the rooms for women in the facility.
Agreement of Japanese Has Reservations
In Tokio during July the Japanese response to President's invitation to a conference on armament limits expresses reservations. The note indicates a cautious stance and possible delays in participation.
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Tokio
Ing
Striking Kawahay Dock Workers Propose Joint Control
The Kawahay dock strikers in Kobe Japan issue a manifesto seeking joint control of the yards by a commission. They demand hours changes at six docks and threaten disruption with up to twenty thousand workers involved. Authorities consider martial law as disorder grows. Weather forecast calls for fair tonight and Saturday with possible thunderstorms.
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Sarah
Cukor
Kawahay
Japan
Saioe
Kobe
Kaewaxzaki
English premier seeks opinion on Irish situation in London
A partial OCR fragment notes discussions in London with Prime Ministerial figures. Sir James is cited as commenting that “the said now the better,” while references to the secretary and president imply a diplomatic exchange on Ireland. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event details.
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London
Irich
James Re
Unclear text from AP report on Mexican government dispute
Fragmented AP copy describes a 1960s era meeting linked to Mexican government and U S water issues. The garbled lines mention a federation and tensions around a government action and accusations, but key names, dates, and places are unreadable in the excerpt.
Tragedy in City as Man Fires Rifle Wounds Self
A man in the city used a 22 caliber automatic rifle in a fatal self-inflicted gunshot. The bullet struck a nearby area and the man died within moments. Witnesses noted a sudden change in his behavior over the past weeks before the act. Neighbors reported he had lived at 255 South near the apartment building and had been seen reading on the rear porch. Police suspended a search of the room he occupied after officers and a motorcycle patrol responded to the call. The event followed a note from the dead man to his mother in Georgia expressing remorse and asking forgiveness.
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Conley
Salt Lake
Se Ecatelio
Avert-Nent
Nley
Dilworth
Canley
Diworth
Osaley
Mrz. C. B
Georgia
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