Postponed Geneva disarmament plenary amid conference uncertainties
Conferees at the Geneva disarmament talks discuss abandoning preset plans and resuming the conference on a later date. Viscount Ishii’s role cited as influential as Hugh Gibson and British delegates advocate postponement to shape public opinion and secure a forma for continuing talks. A strong American naval policy statement is anticipated, prepared for the plenary session today.
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Viscount Ishii
Ishii
Hugh’ Gibson
Hut
Gibson
Gibson - ‘O. Bridgeman
Iary P. Jones
Wi Bridgeman
Hugh Gibson
White House
Pleyary 'Sesson
Conr
Chamberlin flies from steamer to cut ocean voyage time
Curtis Field, New York Aug 1 1921 Clare Chamberlin joined a Leviathan liner in the Atlantic 160 miles from New York to Lang Island Hasbrouck Hills landing on a winded landing due to fog He flew a Curtiss biplane to a shore field and planned to continue to Teterboro later Officials said the stunt proved takeoff timing can reduce travel time The Shipping Board indicated a broader airship program for transatlantic service using ships and planes
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New York
Europa
Clarepen
D. Chamberlin
W. Walker
Chamberlin
Lang Island
Hasbrittek Hellis
United States Lines
Line
Ehanherin
Teterboro Field
Hus
Borough Heights
Washington
Clarencé Chamberlin
Truman B. B
Atlantic
Secretary Lowman Defends Prohibition Enforcement
Washington reports Seymour Lowman of Elmira New York as assistant secretary of the treasury in charge of prohibition customs and coast guard vows to curb radical wets and support sober America. He praises the prohibition bureau and workings of General Andrews while urging enforcement of the 18th amendment and Congress laws.
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Andrews
Washington
Seymour Lowman
Elmira
N. Y
the Treasury
Prohibition,customs and Coast Guard
America
United ‘States
Prohibition’ Service
Espirins
Congress
Wets
Unite States
Iha
Watches King at Cowes Opening Brisk Despite Weather
Society reports King attends opening events aboard the royal yacht Britannia at Cowes. The Royal Yacht Club oversaw today’s marine function while forecasts hint at improving conditions for tomorrow’s schedule. The scene features notable society figures and speculation about the future king.
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Britains
Cowes
Anciary
Royal. London’ Yacht :Club
Arms Tie At Capital Discussed By Officials
Washington August 1 British ambassador Sir Ham Howard conferred with Secretary of State Kellogg at the State Department. The meeting touched on the era of divergent views on arms control and U S and United Kingdom policy.
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Nnger Preer
Washington
Hsme Howard
Kellogg
State Department
Atti Igre
United
Gern Spv
Plane Crashes Kill Two Passengers and Pilot
United Prong Seven pilots report two similar aircraft crashes over the weekend near New Castle and Wichita. A monoplane carrying two pilots and two passengers plunged to the earth, bodies burned. occupants tied to horses. Lieutenant W Lutye survived after artificial respiration aided by nurses. cause of the Wichita crash under investigation.
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Altizer
Wichitt
Kans
New Castle
Ind
Swallow
Waas
Lienren
Raul Wixe
Evan Daviscott Neastle
n'Chilengo
Ore “Hort
Wichita
W. Lutye
Port Riley
Neny
Harris Kills Wife Then Shoots Self in Domestic Tragedy
United Press report from Kansas City details a deadly domestic incident as J.P. Harris, 40, shot his wife after a quarrel over a dog. Harris then died by suicide, leaving neighbors to describe a troubled marriage and domestic disputes surrounding their home and the herd.
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Walt Johnson Starts 21st Year In Major League Return
Walter Johnson begins his twenty first pitching season for the Washington club on Tuesday with twenty years of service behind him. He will face the Vigera lineup in his first start since 1907. Old teammates have faded from the scene, but Billy Evans hopes the young speed adds a strong showing. Tomorrow’s game is highly anticipated as Johnson seeks a steady return.
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Wastington
Sears’ Service Behing Hin
Walter Johnson
Ws Army Toda
Wishinsien
Mertoy
Billy Evans
Fate Decision Near in Sacco Vanzetti Case
Henry Minot reports from Boston that Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti enter the final phase of their seven year legal fight against the electric chair. Governor Alvan Fuller may issue his decision by Wednesday night after completing his review. Sacco begins day eight of hunger strike in Charlestown prison. Vanzetti ends his fast briefly, then resumes.
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United Press
Htalt Carresnandenty
Boston
Nicola Sando
Bartolomeo Vanzatti
Uteh
Alvan T. Pullexia
Rye
Reich
State House
Sacco
Charlestown State Prison
Vanzetti
Witness Confesses to Murder of Leboeuf in Trapping Camp
A confession is aired by a witness claiming to have seen Jim Leboeuf slain at a trapping camp. The trial of Dr. Thomas Breht begins with details of Bendle’s confession kept under seal. Mr Ada Tgho euf, the victim’s widow, attends as the case unfolds.
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Sherp Paani
Jim Leboeuf
Ada Tghoeuf
Thomas
Breht
Fecot
Bendle
Mount Vesuvius erupts again near Naples
Naples dispatch reports Mount Vesuvius resuming violent eruptive activity today with renewed lava expulsion and ash cloud, prompting observers to monitor crater behavior and potential impacts on surrounding areas.
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Naples
Italy
Vepavius
Measure Would Provide Loans To Cooperative Associations
A controversial administration proposal would create a federal farm board with a $340 million revolving fund to aid co operatives. The plan, backed by Senator Arthur Capper and others, would allow warehouses and purchase facilities, fund operating expenses, and provide up to 25 million to co operatives for storage and marketing. A seven member advisory council chosen by co operatives would guide the program, with administration and Republican leaders weighing its details.
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Ravid Rityy
Wally Aleve
Eitdee
Pepuligogaay
Unitei Press
Coolige
Arthur Capper
Shvits
Guseng Mutya
Federal Farm Board
Ihr
Agricultre
Palsboweil
Nnil
Belect- Qiyn Council
Askoeli
Hans
McNary-Haugen
Alcohol Kills Four In Pen In Oklahoma Prison
Four inmates at the state penitentiary in Oklahoma are dead and seven others are seriously ill after suspected poisoned alcohol served in the prison paint shop. Reports say attendants and staff are affected as authorities investigate the cause and identify victims including Eugene Ware and Neury Richards.
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Breau State Penitentiary
Mcalebwith
Okla
Joe Okbana
Peisonara- Waite Deuillus
Hilly
Sven
Chine
Teitig Tiger
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Eugene
Ware
Aleyl
Stetson Declares She Will Live Forever
New York Aug 1 reports claim Mrs Augusta E Stetson, follower of Mary Baker Eddy, prophesies eternal life for herself and appearance of Eddy in the flesh. The fragmentary story notes her role among Christian Science adherents and mentions preparation for a possible return.
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Christian Science Church
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Augusta E. Stetson
Hyker Wddy
Thelspan Return
O.earth
Stetson
Eddy
Swans
Exermininiga
Christian Science “Allure
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