Caillaux Departs on Debt Funding Mission to U.S.
Paris September 16 Finance minister Caillaux left for the United States on the debt funding mission. He traveled by boat train for Havre at 3 35 p m. Premier Painleve and his cabinet said they would stand or fall on the Washington negotiations and had granted Caillaux full powers to negotiate.
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Associated Press
Paris
Caillaux
United States
Havre
Painleve
Washington
M. Caillaux
France to settle war debt without discussing terms
Senator Smoot of Utah stated that Frances war debt to the United States must be settled without reference to any terms of a Paris agreement with Britain. Administration officials say France should not expect special treatment and Belgium’s terms will not be extended to France. Chairman Borah opposed more liberal terms for France than those given to Britain at a White House conference.
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Borah
France
Washington, D. C
United States
Britain
Smoot
Utah
American Debt Commission
Belgium
Paris
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Great Britain
Mme Caseares Arrested for Obtaining Goods on False Pretenses
London dispatch reports Mme Madel Caseares, part owner of the whiskey ship General Serett, arrested on a charge by a large Oxford Street firm for obtaining goods under false pretenses.
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Mme. Caseares
Associated Press
London
Mme
Madel Caseares
General Serett
Oxford Street
Too Much Bootlegging Forces Pastor Nawton to Move
New York report states Rev. Dr. Joseph Fort Nawton, Universalist leader, will relocate to Philadelphia to become an Episcopalian rector amid bootlegging strain and foreign influx prompts.
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New York
Associated Press
Joseph Fort Nawton
Universalist
Philadelphia
Prince Ahmed of Egypt Escapes Insane Asylum
Lénion Sept 16 Prince Ahmed Self Devine of Egypt who recently escaped from an insane asylum at Hastings is resting with a relative on the sea of Marmora near Constantinople. If declared sane he will claim a fortune of more than three million pounds held in trust for him.
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Associated Press
Lénion
Prince Ahmed, Self Devine
Egypt
Hastings
Sea of Marmora
Constantinople
England
Fuad
Man Held in Atlanta for Mann Act Violation
Ramond Burrough of Covington Kentucky located his eighteen month old daughter and her mother along with a man identified as J H G Allgeyer a resident of Atlanta. Allgeyer was taken to Fulton County Jail charged with violating the Mann Act.
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Atlanta
Ramond Burrough
Kentucky
Baby
Georgia
J. H. G. Allgeyer
Allgeyer
Fulton Tower
Herbert Parsons Dies From Lenox Motorcycle Crash Injuries
Herbert Parsons of Lenox and former New York congressman and Republican leader died in Pittsfield Mass after a motorcycle accident last Saturday afternoon. He suffered a rupture of the kidneys in the Lenox crash and died at a local hospital.
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Herbert Parsons
New York
Associated Press
Pittsfield
Mass
Lenox
Illinois Sheriff Cited For Contempt By Federal Judge
Federal Judge Wikerson cites Sheriff Peter B. Hoffman to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for laxity in the jail sentence of Terry Bruggan a beer man and federal prisoner in Chicago Illinois on September 16.
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Ascoriated Press
Chicago
Ill
Wikerson
Peter B. Hoffman
Terry Bruggan
Georgia considers ten million state highway bonds
Atlanta dispatch reports Governor Clifford Walker said lawmakers may face a proposed one hundred million dollar state highway bond issue if an extra session is convened. The push follows utilities relief talks for drought sufferers in North Georgia and a possible adjournment decision tied to discount rates on four point five million dollar scrip.
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Associated
Prasad
Atlanta
Georgia
General Assembly
Clifford Walker
North
Showers Helpful in the Cotton Belt
Washington D C Sept 16 Showers and moderated temperatures aided the western cotton belt while eastern areas endured a warm week and insufficient rain. The Agriculture Department noted some injury to open cotton but picking and ginning continued in central and eastern regions.
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Belt
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
Southeastern states endure longest drought despite brief thundershowers
Atlanta reports that the southeastern states remain in the grip of a severe, historic drought. Only scattered thundershowers offered minimal relief, cooling the air briefly but not ending the dry spell. The drought persists across the region with limited measurable rainfall.
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Southeastern States
Associated Press
Atlanta
Rain in Atlantic states fails to end North Georgia drought
Rain fell in Roanoke Norfolk Durham Raleigh Wilmington Columbia Florence Miami and St Petersburg but North Georgia remained under a long dry spell. Officials meet to plan drought relief through extensive road building for needy farmers as forecasts hint isolated storms in Virginia and Florida.
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Atlantic Seaboard
Roanoke
Norfolk
Durham
Raleigh
Wilmington
N. C
Columbia
Florence
D.C
Miami
St. Petersburg
Ake
Arif
North
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Louisiana
Virginia
Florida
Kentucky
Helen Wills Honored by Phi Selection in Berkeley
Helen Wills has been elected to the Phi honors at Berkeley, with the Associated Press reporting her recognition on September 16. The ceremony highlighted her achievements in tennis and her prominence in college circles, elevating her status within the Phi organization.
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the Associated Press
Berkeley
Cal
Helen Willa
Phi
Walker Victorious Over Hylan In The New York Contest
New York September 16 The Associated Press reports Walker won the Democratic nomination for mayor defeating incumbent Hylan after a heated campaign marked by clashes between Smith and Hearst Waterman’s designee won the Republican nomination over Bennett and Lyons Young Bob secured the Republican Senate nomination for his late father’s seat Now a possible third ticket looms for November with Walker and Waterman leading in final returns for the mayoral race.
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Ascanated Press
Walker
Ira
New York
LaFollate
Wisconsin
Hylan
Smith
Hearst
Waterman Organization
Designee
Bennett
Lyons
Young Bob
James R. Walker
Frank D. Waterman
Walker defeats Hylan in New York mayoral primary
Senator James J. Walker, the Tammany designee, leads over Mayor John F. Hylan in the Democratic primary with a reported margin exceeding 60 000 and early tallies show Walker ahead in most boroughs. Frank D Waterman leads the Republican contest over Bennett and Lyons, with Waterman drawing the regular organization support.
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Frank D. Waterman
William M. Bennett
John J. Lyons
Tammany
New York
James J. Walker
Tammany Designee
John F. Hylan
Walker
Hylan
Waterman
Bennett
Lyons
Gov. Smith
Old East Side
Brooklyn Bridge
Senator Walker
Cyclone Strikes Danville Virginia Destroys Church and Store
A cyclone tore through Whittles in Danville Virginia damaging several structures including the Methodist church and a two story fertilizer house, demolishing both. no injuries were reported though some buildings sustained damage.
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Methodist
Whittles
Prera
Danville
Georgia Weather Tonight and Thursday Forecast
Fair conditions persist with gentle south and southwest winds. Temperatures remain mild as skies stay mostly clear tonight and into Thursday across the state.
Inquiry Board to Convene in Lakehurst Next Monday
The Shenandoah disaster inquiry court, appointed by Secretary Wilbur, will meet in Lakehurst New Jersey next Monday to determine causes and responsibility. The court will decide if hearings are public with Secretary Wilbur directing Admiral Hilary P. Jones as president.
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Avialiun
Inquiry Board
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wilbur
Lakehurst
New Jersey
Hilary P. Jones
La Follette Wins Out In Michigan Primary
Robert M. La Follette Jr. wins the Republican primary for the U S Senate seat left vacant by his father's death in Milwaukee. He will face five other candidates in the September 29 general election alongside official Socialist and Socialist Labor tickets. five independents appear eligible.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Robert M. la Follette, Jr
United States
la Follette
Three Killed in South Carolina Crossing Crash
A Southern Railway passenger train struck a car at Johnsons Crossing near Bath South Carolina killing two women and a man. The car was demolished in the impact.
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South Carolina
Prznsy
Augusta
Southern Railway
Johnson’s Crossing
Bath
SS. C
Here
Submarine rescues lost seaplane PN-9 in Pearl Harbor patrol
Lieut Donald Osborne of the R-4 recounts rescuing the PN-9 seaplane after it floated for 218 hours with Commander John Rodgers and four crew aboard. The R-4, under Commander Frank C. Martin, spotted the plane at five knots and moved to tow it to safety.
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Honolulu
Donald Osborne
John Rodgers
Lieut Osborne
Frank C. Martin
Pearl Harbor
Seymour L. Cromwell Dies in New Jersey
Seymour L. Cromwell former president of a New York stock exchange and noted banker and broker died at his Bernardsville New Jersey home from brain concussion after a fall from a horse more than a week earlier. He retired from the exchange presidency last May after three years in office and remained active in brokerage.
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Seymour L. Cromwell
New Jersey
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Prea
New York
Bernardsville N. J
Cromwell
The
Stock Exchange
Upshaw Praises Bryan in Nebraska Exposition Address
Congressman William D Upshaw of Georgia eulogized William Jennings Bryan saying his life created a zone of light for the youth of America. He spoke in Columbus Nebraska at the Mid Nebraska Exposition in an address prepared for delivery.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Neb
William Jennings Bryan
America
William D. Upshaw
Georgia
Body of Tourist Recovered From Ocean Near Jacksonville
The body of Charles A. Garrs, 33, of New York City, a weeks resident of a tourist camp near Jacksonville, was found in the ocean today. He disappeared at 5:50 PM yesterday and physicians say death resulted from a heart attack.
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Jacksonville
Charles A. Garrs
New York City
Einstein and Smith Disguised for Keeps in City Raid
Izzy Einstein and Moe Smith are in disguise as the city chief withholds the agents' names from public release during the raid.
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Associated Prosa
New York
Izzy Einstein
Moe Smith
Dity
Seven wooden legs sent to Senator Borah by French war veterans
In Paris on September 16 French war veterans left seven wooden legs at the American embassy to be forwarded to Senator Borah as a memorial for the French dead.
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Paris
Borah
Savannah Banker Dead
Charles Walter Coolidge cashier of the Savannah Bank and Trust Company died this morning after two months illness from typhoid fever in Savannah Georgia.
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Associated Pres
Savannah
Charles Walter Coolidge
Savannah Bank and Trust Company
Ness
Tribesmen Prepare for New Attack in Spanish Region
Fez Morocco Sept 16 Information from Spanish area operations says tribesmen plan a fresh attack on Tetuan while troops hold along the line except Taunat where an offensive ended with Mezghana capture. The major Franco Spanish assault is expected soon. French forces have taken the El Bibane mountain range, a top Riffian stronghold.
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Fez
Morocco
Tetuan
Taunat
Mezghana
el Bibane
Spanish Air Attacks Hit Rebel Positions in Morocco
Spanish aircraft bomb Cala Bonita Cala Rocosa and Yebel Malmussi to strike rebel concentrations and gun emplacements. Near Bocoya coast signs of submission appear with white flags visible at multiple sites.
Record of British Communist Will Be Closely Scanned
Washington officials will scrutinize S. Saklatvala records and public utterances in England before deciding on his admission to the United States as a member of the British House of Commons and delegate to the inter parliamentary union congress next month.
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of Commons
The
England
Nurse killed by patient at Georgia State Sanitarium
Miss Amy Oxford a 26 year old nurse in charge of the vocational and educational department at the Georgia State Sanitarium Milledgeville was slain by an insane patient Willie Sims alias Willie Dixon as he struck her with a pick handle on the grounds. The attacker was described as one of the milder cases at the facility and was restrained after the attack.
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Milledgeville
Amy Oxford
Vocational and Educational Department
Georgia State Sanitarium
Oxford
Willie Sims
Willie Dixon
Orxford
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