Germany urges general inspection in disarmament note
Berlin reports Germany sending a note to the interallied council requesting final general inspection on condition it concludes by September 30. The note says youth exercises are not military and asserts no world power believes Germany can initiate armed conflict, citing weak arms and national helplessness. It questions why general disarmament progress is not notable among nations.
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Germany
Council Ofbassadors
Sptember
Europe
After Storm Ravages Lorain and Ohio Coast
A severe wind and electrical storm devastates Lorain and Sandusky areas on the Lake Erie coast. Death toll climbs toward seventy in Lorain with hundreds injured and property losses exceeding 30 million dollars. State militiamen control the city as searches continue for missing residents and a theater roof collapse is investigated.
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Mes Aalding
Tg Ce
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State Theatre
R. McQuigg
Ted R Jane
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sandusky
Lorain
Atsis
Camage Sante
Frantic Women Flee Harmless Snake Fatality Near Chatworth
In Los Angeles area on June 80, a watersnake caused three deaths at Grayske near Chatworth as two women fleeing the snake pulled Hank under and all perished. Victims were Frank Balsz 27 Rita Balaz and Agnes Balez, members of a picnic party. Police reported the event as a drowning tragedy connected to the snake encounter.
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Pers Dam
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Syapk
Weymouth
Iva
Los Angeles
California
Grayske
Chatworth
Here
Frank Balsz
Rita Balaz
Agnes Balez
Hank
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Brutal Slayer Takes Lives of Entire Family
Chicago police investigated a brutal family murder at Otto Eder's home. Otto a taxicab driver Frances his wife and their three boys Roy 11 Ver 6 and Ak were found beaten and covered with sheets. Investigators suspect a deranged boarder linked to the family and a possible motive connected to a lustful crime. Neighbors reported hearing a relative call the eldest son yesterday afternoon.
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Otto Eder
Frances
Roy
Ever
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Eder
Suspect to be charged with first degree murder in Mills case
Mountain Home officials announce E Roulfing will be formally charged Monday in connection with the death of Faraday Mills of Seattle whose body was found on a road Friday. Arraignment and a preliminary hearing will follow. sheriff’s deputies spent 86 hours pursuing the suspect before his arrest. Relatives arrived after a long, hot journey as undertaker G C Zacher waits on funeral plans.
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Faraday Mills
Seattle
Elmore County
Sherriff
Arthur Stevens
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Kohlfing
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Rohlfing
G. C. Zacher
Bridgetown Tramp Steamer Carrying Large Cargo Reported Lost
New York AP reports the tramp steamer Bridgetown, last sailing from Barbados in February with a two million dollar cargo of fuel and ore, was sighted near a Jersey run today and now presumed lost. The Royal Navy Ohio was also sighted last Wednesday.
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Jersey
Ea Doday
Ain Tamson
Royal All Mner
Ohio
First Ballots Show Little Change at Democratic Convention
At Madison Square Garden on June 30 the second Democratic ballot showed little shift from the first. McAdoo led with about 43114 votes to Smith's 2414, while Missouri delegates protested and debated unit rules and pledges.
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New York
Louisienn
Harrison
Mississippi
Robinson
Arkansas
Smith
McAdoo
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Democratic National Convcation
Davis
Walsh
Shannon
Air Mail Service Cuts Transcontinental Delivery Time
An air mail service between New York and a western city starts Tuesday, reducing delivery time from six to seventy two hours for much of the nation’s mail. The ocean route presently takes 86 hours, while the new air schedule will take 82 hours and five minutes.
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New York
Lana
Oil magnates indicted by grand jury
Four federal indictments were returned against Albert B. Fall Harry F. Sinclair and B L Doheny Jr in connection with the leasing of naval oil reserves The charges include conspiracy to defraud and a $100000 bribe alleged to influence California leases Fall said the indictments welcome as an opportunity for the United States courts to pass upon the evidence and construe laws of congress
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Albert B. Fall
Secretary of the Interior
Harry F. Sinclair
B. L. Doheny, Jr
Oilea
L. Doheny Jr
Naval Oil
Fall
California
Doheny
Pan-American Petroleum Company
Doheny Jr
Los Ageles Reserve
Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Three Rivers
N. M
A. B. Fall
Associated Press
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Otero
United Statees
Congress
Deadlock at Democratic National Convention Deepens
After nine ballots at Madison Square Garden the Democratic candidates showed no clear leader. McAdoo rose to 444.6, Smith to 273.5, Davis to 51. Recessed until 8 p.m. EDT as managers claimed progress, with Sweet and Ferris dropped from the field and Kendrick briefly eliminated.
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Madison Square Garden
New York
McAdoo
Smith
John W. Davis
Sweet
Colorado
Ferris
Michigan
Kendrick
Wyoming
Dark horses groomed as convention ballots loom
New York AP reports Democratic presidential contenders press ahead on the eve of balloting. McAdoo and Smith lead, others campaign quietly and plot possible breakaway strategies, while Ralston and Davis prospects are discussed as potential compromise options. Delegates distribute amid Ku Klux Klan plank tensions.
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New York
William G. McAdoo
Alfred EB. Smith
Treasury Sertary
Lane
Canldas
Samuel M. Ralston
Indiana
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Charles Bryan
Nebraska
Jonathan M. Davis
Kansas
Pang Cores
La Follette May Be Nominated by Wisconsin Delegation
Madison Wisconsin June 30 The Wisconsin delegation to the National Conference for Action at Cleveland decided to nominate Senator Robert M La Follette of Wisconsin. Chester C ratte of the Wisconsin Non-Partisan League announced the plan in Was.
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Was
Wisconsin
Cleveland
Teok Place
Robert M
Oarly
Chester C Ratte Cesseieiay
Wisconsin Non-Partisan League
Poor Wool Prices Prompt Slow Market Activity
Market reports show mixed demand for wool with prices barely changing as buyers and sellers hesitate. Dealers note old wool remains weak while newer lots show uneven activity and cautious bidding across the trade.
Arahces Indo China Flight Arrival Report
Stuart Maclaren, noted veteran aviator, arrived in Hong Kong on June 30 after flying from Haiphong, indicating progress in a world flight mission. The report records the route through Indo China and mentions French Indochina as the transit region.
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Indo-China
Hong Kong
Stuart Maclaren
Shitie Avision
World Flight
Haiphong
You're a liar declared Hay in convention
At Madison Square Garden a confrontation flared as William Gibbs McAdoo led his fight for the Democratic nomination. A quarrel outside the hall between Charles P. Shannon and J. Hay ended with a shove and denials of any money payments to Missouri delegates as witnesses separated the pair.
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Reed
Missouri
William G. McAdoo
Mr. Shannon
Frank H. Farris
Rolla
Farris
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New East
Thomas Ta
Omoe Road
Wm. G. McAdoo
Joseph Shannon
McAdoo Charles I
St. Louis
Shannon
Hay
National Educators Convene in Annual Conference
Washington June 80 AP reports the National Education Association's annual meeting focused on retirement allowances for teachers r ent tenure guarantees and the education bill forming the core topics of today's sessions and addresses at the conference.
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Washington
National Education Association
Canada wealth report shows 1921 national total at 22.2 billion
Dominion bureau of statistics reports 1921 national wealth at 22,195,000,000 with agriculture at 7,982,871,126 and Ontario leading provinces by estimated totals including Ontario 7,3 million and Quebec 3,540,809,867. Yukon and smaller regions listed with smaller sums.
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Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Staistics
Ontario
Quebec
Manitoba
Prince’ Edward Telya
The
Yukon
Resolution in Memory of President Harding
New York June 86 AP reports W J Bryan moved adoption of a resolution in memory of President Harding after the first official ballot was announced. The measure passed at the Democratic convention by a rising vote.
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Ritchie
Coxa
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Underwood
Robinson
John Davis
McAdoo
Smith
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Harrison
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North Dakota
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Cox
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Gibbs
J. W. Davis
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Npsdec
Virginia
Glass
Washington
West Virginia
J. W. Davin
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Kendrick
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Jason
Philippines
Porto Rico
J W. Davis
Canal Zone
Arizona
Aweet
Tetown
W. J. Bryan
Harding
Salt Lake City Loses Balance in Schedule Shuffle
Report from Beattie Times states Salt Lake City faces a league realignment. GBeattie notes the 30 cent gate, with Salt Lake’s games possibly moved to other elites or Vancouver as advised by sources.
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Vancouver
Beattie Times
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