In Britain Allies push for permanent injunction on reparations
The report outlines Britain and Italy seeking a permanent injunction on German reparations as part of postwar settlement. It notes Allied leaders aim to secure peace, prevent economic collapse, and avoid costly punitive terms while balancing Germany’s capacity. The dialogue covers U S involvement, Ruhr payments, and the risk of undermining stability if demands exceed German capacity.
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Germany
Western Highway Officials Seek Greater Federal Road Aid
Salt Lake City July 13 Western Association of State Highway Officials urged a federal annual road appropriation of 190 million dollars for state highway construction and a 26 million yearly forest highway program. Delegates backed forming a permanent sub association of auditors to standardize accounting and display facts to the public while calling Congress to restore prewar road funding levels.
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Salt Lake City
Lam
Western Association of State Highway
New Orleans
Congress
Colorado
Harding Takes Oath He'll Never Be Unkind to Horse or Dog
A fragmentary 1920s style report describes Harding swearing to kindness toward animals and joining an Arctic band, with court controversy over the Magee case, remarks about political machines, and a judge’s harsh sentence under a strained, chaotic courtroom scene.
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Harding
Arctic Band
Walkout Protests Conviction of 27 Syndicalists in Los Angeles
A five day strike by marine transport workers in Los Angeles protested the conviction of 27 syndicalists. Union leaders urged solidarity with those jailed for criminal evidence, while shipowners prepared to cope with potential further walkouts and police avoided interference.
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Los Angeles Harbor
Say
Angeles
Merebere
Merine Transport Workers Ranch
Worlt
Harber
Te Wurmber
Herbor
Taet
Etfike
Ed Derignet
Proteet Aguipet
Tee Atgelee Euperter Court
Peeter Gay
Bon Qeratin
Epeak
Clight
Etrike
Atlanta
Hopmen Union Enjoined Over Hail Line Interference
The United States federal court in Chicago permanently enjoined the Hopmen Union and its officers from interfering with railway operations during the nationwide shopmen’s strike. Judge James H. Wilkerson granted the order, applied for by Attorney General Marty M. Dougherty, affecting about 400,000 workers and restraining threats and picketing near railroad facilities. The injunction tensions reflect the prolonged labor action that began after wage cuts ordered by the railroad labor board.
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Cricago
Unitedt
Htateer
American Federation of Labor
James HM. Wilkerson
United States
Dietrich Court
Shepcrafta
Weited
Marty M. Dougherty
Chapmen
United States Railroad
Bard
Gecrge
Railroad Labor Board
Suntan Ackakeok
Federation of Labor
Aea Dbedy
Tnrailway
Early Baseball Scores Across The American League
A jumble of batter figures shows New York and Pittsburgh games with runs and outs for six matchups. Pitchers Meadows Schmidt Jonnard and Say, along with Adams Gooch Gowdy, are listed for various lineups.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Meadows
Schmidt
Ee Ryan
Jonnard
Say
Cie
Adams and Gooch
Rcott and
Gowdy
President Harding Bids Kindness to Gog and Hors on Arctic Journey
President Maréding pledges not to mistreat any Gog or horse as he joins the Arctic Brotherhood oath in Skagway. He shares the pledge with Mrs. Marding and reflects on friendship, community, and the pursuit of happiness during his travels aboard the A. and Henderson. He notes the Skagway ritual’s origins with 1899 gold prospectors aboard the Seattle.
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A. & & Henderson
Harding
Maréding Bes
Perterday
Skagway
Arctic Brotherhood
Mre
Marding
Seattle
Peeterday
Guard at Nogales jail killed by lightning during storm
In Nogales Sonora a guard named Gonzales aged 15 was killed when a lightning strike ripped his clothing as he walked along a railroad track south of the Mexican jail during the storm. A second guard who fled the scene vanished and authorities fear he may also have died.
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Nogales
Elments Gonsales
Sonora
Gonzales
Wen
Gonealis
Wuerd
Gero Pales
Trade Balance Favoring United States in Jute Imports
Washington reports imports into the United States during Jute amounted to 2325 006 000 dollars while exports reached 329 000 dollars. The resulting balance of trade favored the United States by 1 000 068 dollars.
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Washington
United States
Old Prescott Hotel Burns Night Fire Destroys Landmark
Prescott fire crews battled a massive overnight blaze that destroyed the 45 year old Prescott hotel once key to territorial politics and early statehood. The structure suffered severe damage with only partial coverage reported, and no serious injuries were described as embers and flames engulfed the third story and annex.
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Prescott
Arizona
Frank Merphy
Ancea
Raihead
Cherreg Mans
Sretifeor
Jere
le A. Burgess
Five Die and Thirty Six Injured in Mine Accident
Five men died and 36 injured when a mine train with timber drift collapsed at work No 2 in Birmingham Alabama. The incident occurred today and casualties were listed as severe and serious.
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Birmingham
Ala
Jely
Eng
Three Mexican rail workers killed in Durango accident
Cole July 12 Mexican rail workers were killed and eighteen others injured when a 9 car steel raft train toppled over a small arroyo eighteen miles east of Durango. Survivors include Pen Fernandes and TPek Immo Salizar. most escaped injury.
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Durango
Cole
Smam
Here
Pen Fernandes
Tpekimmo Salizar
Automobile Registration Surges as U S Civ Oil Output Drops
A July 1 survey shows 12,048,128 motor vehicles registered in the United States. Total crude oil production declined for the week ended July, with daily averages down across regions and imports for June totaling 7,271,200 barrels.
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KRE
York
United States
Institute
Rocky
Centre Texas
Wife of Ex-Amy Officer Held For Plotting Arms Disposal
The wife of a former Amy officer, identified as a Moscow-based official, was arrested at midnight in Shanghai. She faced charges connected to planning illegal disposal of arms and munitions in China, while investigators traced correspondence and telegrams tied to the case. The man in charge, Lawrence M. Kearney, an American, was also detained as a party to the alleged plot.
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Amy
China
Wheat Slips Below One Dollar On Chicago Trade
Wheat fell under 1.00 a bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade with July futures at 99 18 cents and Minneapolis prices near 1.62. Market activity was light and volatility constrained by prewar price pressures and new Capper-Volstead regulation potential, aiding farmers’ outlook amid cautious sentiment.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Minneapolis
Brekets
Northwest
Chicago
Mirceapelis
Gilbert Dresser
Américan Farm Bureau
Heale
Wheat stocks in country mills July 1 at 6.46 million bushels
Washington reports stocks of wheat in country mills on July 1 estimated at 6,458,060 bushels, a figure far below the revised 28,754,00 bushels a year earlier.
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Washington
Untitled historical blotter reveals fraud and naval orders
A garbled wire service slice notes Sheary J. Jeree, railroad manager, indicted for defrauding the government with fake claims. It mentions a Navy order on naval gas and a contested bet tie with Pacific coast ports for summer practice.
Eight State Leaders Convene attee mee moves
In a regional gathering, eight state leaders meet to discuss party chairmanship and Republican alignment. Key figures from each state brief on local leadership dynamics and upcoming campaigns, signaling joint efforts across the region.
Arizonans May Appeal From Income Tax Rule
California residents from several states will have hearings at the federal building starting August 1 to appeal actions by the income tax unit of the Internal Revenue Service. Rex B. Godetii, collector of Internal Revenue for the Southern California District, announced the plan.
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Los Angeles
California
Nevada
Utah
Ari- Reng
Federal
Rex RB. G*odeeti
Southern California
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