Dawes Reparations Conference Opens in London
The inter allied conference on the Dawes plan opens at the foreign office in London with American observers Kellogg and Logan present. Prime Minister Macdonald emphasizes US goodwill though not a Versailles party, as the goal is to put the Dawes report into operation and stabilize Europe.
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Foreign Office
Kellogg
James W. Logan, Jr
Reparations Commission
Macdonald
United States
Europe
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Dawes Committee
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Germany
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France
Young Denies Dawes Plan Offer For Agent General Post
London July 16 AP Owen Young, Dawes committee of experts member, said he has not been offered the agent general of reparations or any Dawes plan post. He added no indication from the commission or others about assisting in Dawes administration. The London conference opens with aims to empower the reparations commission to appoint an agent general and implement the plan.
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London
Owen Young
Dawes Committee of Experts
Young
Commission
Dawes
Agemt General of
Reparaons
Reparation Commission
United States Backing Dawes Plan At Reparation Conference
London hosts the inter allied reparation conference opening with Ramsey MacDonald and Edouard Herriot as leaders. Two American observers Frank B. Kell and James A. Lowan Jr. sit with delegates signaling U S cooperation to stabilize Germany and Europe.
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London
Germany
Land
Ramseydonald
Edouard Herriot
Frank B. Kce
Great Britain
James A. Lowan, Jr
Reparation Commission
Macdonald
United States
Annual Convention of Lutherans Opened at St. Paul
Dr Charles A A J Miller of Baltimore urged Walther league members to strengthen lay leadership in doctrine, practice, discipline and church government at the Lutheran convention in St Paul. He warned against pride and indolence and stressed Christian education to curb faction and preserve the open Bible.
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St. Paul
Dr. Miller
Charles A. A. J. Miller
Baltimore
Walther League
Evangelical Lutheran Church
League
Wheeler Not Committed to Supporting Davis or LaFollette
Washington July 16 AP Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana said he likely would back Robert LaFollette in this year’s presidential race and could not ask Montana voters to support John W Davis. Wheeler declined a vice presidential bid and stressed he isn’t quitting the Democratic party, though he won’t commit to LaFollette’s ticket. The La Follette movement pushes for Wheeler as running mate, with a decision pending Friday’s Progressive conference executive meeting.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Daughterty Investigating Committee
Robert M. LaFollette
John W. Davis
Wheeler
Organ
LaFollette
Newark
la Follette
Conference
Cleveland
la Fallette
Ratified Treaty Ends Long Debate
Arthur Feanesby, under-secretary for foreign affairs, declared the house ratified the treaty after a lengthy debate.
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Arthur Feanesby
Wnder
House
Anniversary of Stony Point Battle Observed Today
The 139 year commemorative program marks the Stony Point battle anniversary with the Grand Army of the Republic West Point Cadets 2000 Boy Scouts Daughters of the American Revolution Sons of the Revolution and other patriotic groups in attendance. Senator King of Utah and Anthony Wayne Cook descendant of Mad Anthony Wayne will deliver the principal addresses.
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Stony Point
Grand Army of the Republic
West Point Cadets
Sons of the Revolution
Senator King of
Utah
Anthony Wayne Cook
Anthony’’ Wayne
Farm loan board cuts interest on direct coop loan rate
Washington July 10 AP The federal farm loan board lowered the rate on direct loans to cooperative marketing associations from 5 1 2 to 5 percent The move aims to aid this year's crop movement The five and a half percent rate has been in effect since 1923 and the change signals a permanent expansion of financing by the intermediate credit banks which lent over 58 million dollars to about 200 000 farmers last year Lower rates provide savings to loan recipients and allow banks to operate with a small profit.
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Washington
Federal Farm Loan Board Today
Co-Operative Marketing Associations
Cooper
Oil Lease Cases to Be Pushed in Federal Court
Washington July 16 AP The oil counsel Powerene and Owen J Roberts said they would ask the federal court in Los Angeles to speed hearings in the government’s actions against Pan American Petroleum Co regarding lease cancellations in California.
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Washington
Rai
Atee Powerene
Owen J. Roberts
Los Angeles
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Son
Bik Mills
Gihite
Fixing Cause for Accident on Gunboat
Washington reports Secretary Wilbur will decide if further inquiry is needed to assign blame for turret explosion on the Mississippi June 12. The naval court blamed unofficial observers and door mishandling for higher casualties, citing foul bore and improper gas clearance as factors.
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Washington
Wilbur
Naval Court of Inquiry
Mississippi
Court of Inquiry
California
Republican national committee sets headquarters at Fifth Ave and 46th
Eastern campaign HQ for the Republican National Committee will be established at Fifth Avenue and 46th Street. William B. Butler is named chairman. The announcement came today from New York.
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New York
Republican National Committee
Fifth Avenue
Agete
Wm. B. Butler
Annouced
Blue Sky Is Eliminated In U S Ads
London July 16 The merchandising cooperation system in American newspapers described to the Associated Advertising Clubs by W B Donahue Chicago Tribune displays how the old ad scheme failed. He says the current service removed the blue sky from advertising and shows how newspapers help manufacturers cut distribution costs with targeted local plans.
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London
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
W. B. Donahue
Chicago Tribune
United States
Meritoree Service
America
Paa
Fires Rage Across Northwest Timberlands and Mines
Forest fires in Eastern Washington, northern Idaho, and California threaten thousands of acres of timber and mine sites. Mines Nabob, Jim Blaine, Little Pittsburg, and Douglas near Kellogg, Idaho, lost surface workings. several towns faced danger while rains in Washington and Oregon eased the danger. No deaths reported though injuries and livestock losses occurred. four people missing in British Columbia.
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San Francisco
Washington
Idaho
California
Oregon
British Columbia
Pend O'Reille
Nabob
Jim Blaine
Little Pittsburg
Douglas
Kellogg
Santa Barbara National Forest
Sawmill
Sawtooth Mountains
Oakgrove
Angeles National Forest
San Gabriel
Montoe
Mount Wilson
J. M. Digby
King County
Wash
Polish writer asks fiancée to shoot him
Paria July 16 AP report says Jan Zoz nowski, an 86 year old Polish writer, repeatedly begged friends and attendants at Villejas stadium to end his suffering from an incurable illness. His fiancée Mile Stanislawa Unicuska shot him in the head. he is not expected to recover. She collapsed afterward and was taken into sanitarium care. Zoznowski came from Warsaw for medical help after French surgeons failed to relieve his pain.
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Paria
Jan Zoznowski
Villejas
Mile
Stanislawa Unicuska
Unicuska
Zoznowski
Warsaw
Berlin cabmen ordered to treat patrons politely
Berlin July 16 AP cabmen and auto chauffeurs are ordered by the city chief of police to be polite toward each other and toward passengers in a new livery business directive.
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Berlin
Brazil imposes censorship as press ties are cut
Reports from Rio de Janeiro say Brazil halted news dispatches by the Associated Press and United Press to Brazilian newspapers. Official notes claim federal forces scored gains against rebels near Sao Paulo while battles continue along the front as censorship blocks authentic reporting.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Associated Press
United Press
Eee
Rio Janeiro
Nam
Raale
Sao Paulo
Inense
General Belgrano
Foreign Office
Andes
Rao Paulo
Santos
Washington
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Carelessness Said to Cause Many Forest Fires
San Francisco July 16 a forest fire danger report cites live cigarettes and cigars as frequent ignition sources unseen in dry humus while electrical storms ignite fires. Pioneering logging left brush and clearings that heighten fire risk across California.
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San Francisco
California
News States Forest
Wallace I. Hutchinson
Hutchinson d
Federal aid offered to California forest fires
President Coolidge sent Governor Richardson a telegram expressing deep concern over California forest fires and offering federal aid if it can be effectively extended. The message requests an advisory on how federal support could assist in controlling the blazes.
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Washington
California
Richardson
Coolidge
Duncan sisters member fined in disorderly case
Rosetta Duncan known as Topey of the Duncan sisters was fined one dollar in Cicero for a disorderly charge after an altercation with police. Her brother also faced the same charge and was fined two dollars. A further trial in Evanston is scheduled for July 22 with the Misses Duncan as chief prosecution witnesses.
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Chicago
Rosetta Duncan
Topey
Duncan Sisters
Cicero
Evanston
Misses Duncan
Oleero
Americans Return After 18000 Mile World Flight
The American world fliers land at Croydon after crossing the Channel from Paris in three hours and three minutes. Lieutenant Lowell H. Smith leads, greeted by British officials and Mrs. Stuart Maclaren. The crew rests at Croydon before a plan to overhaul engines at Brough ahead of further hops to Iceland and Greenland.
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England
le Bourget
Croydon
Paris
Lowell H. Smith
Stuart Maclaren
Far East
Arnold
Frederick A. Sterling
Besak
Can Bassy
Covamdore R. Webb-Boren
Royal Air Force
Atlantic
Kellogg
Stirling
Brough
Iceland
Greenland
Prolonged Stay in Bright Lights in France
American airmen depart from Lebourget toward England at 11:05 am after enjoying Paris nightlife. President Doumergue ready to award Legion of Honor upon Washington approval. Lieutenants Smith Wade and crew settle in Greenland, optimistic about remaining route despite earlier difficulties.
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France
England
Paris
London
Doumereule
Elyses Palace
Washington
Smith
Wade
Greenland
Lia
McRae Succeeds General Reed in Philippine Command
Major Gongyal Amen McRae designated to succeed General George W. Reed on the Philippine command as Reed prepares to return to the United States. The change comes amid ongoing operations in the Philippine theater.
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Washtyion
PY 16
Gongyal
Amen McRae
George W. Reed
Ted
Nanament
Officers to Change Command in Mexico City
The government announced that no military commander shall remain in office permanently and that changes will be frequent to prevent political concentration. The move aims to keep the command structure balanced under the reform effort and continues through the council's oversight.
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