Four True Bills Returned In Illinois Embezzlement Cases
The Sangamon county grand jury returned four indictments charging former Illinois treasurers Len Small and Fred B. Sterling and banker Verne Curtis with embezzlement and conspiracy to misappropriate state funds. Indictments set bonds at 50 000 each totaling 968 000. The report notes large state balances and alleged improper loan practices under Sterling and Small. Governor Small issued a statement regarding the cases.
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Thompson admits $1,187,000 defalcation at Hormel Co
Chicago July 21 A shortage of 1 187 000 in the accounts of Rontane J Thompson former comptroller of George A Hormel Co packers of Austin Minn was admitted after creditor meetings at First National Bank Z Hermel vice president said the embezzlements stretched over ten years and most funds were put into farming ventures with hopes of salvage. A separate note from City Pa July 21 says a kidnapping tale involving Thomas Randolph Staten merchant is viewed as a frameup to obtain 50 000.
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Statement from candidate amid tough charges in governor race
The address to the people of Tuttles asserts the indictment results from efforts to cut state appropriations, expresses political enemies' resentment, and asks voters to trust the candidate's claim of innocence against grand jury charges.
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Greeks claim Turkish retreat from Kutala and Eskishehr
Athens reports Prime Minister M Gounaris says Turkish forces fled panic stricken from Kutala abandoning arms and Greeks cut off their retreat toward Eskishehr. Unofficial word says Eskishehr evacuation began as King Constantine heads to the Swyrne front.
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Soldier Help Bill Passed by Senate
Washington July 21 in record time the senate passed the Sweet bill to consolidate all federal agencies dealing with veterans and extend additional benefits to disabled former service men. The bill centralizes administration under a Veterans Bureau and shifts wartime agencies into a unified structure. The measure faces a house conference with substantial projected costs and premiums noted.
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Smuts Advising on Irish Peace Talks As Vatican Hails Effort
London reports say Smuts, South Africa's premier, advised Lloyd George on Irish peace terms to be presented to Eamon de Valera. De Valera aims to consult Dail Eireann before replying. In Belfast riots FIRE incidents occurred. Pope Benedict XVI blessed the Irish peace efforts after an audience with Father Hagan.
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Lloyd George
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Smuts
Jan Christian Smuts
Pope Benedict
Father Hagan
Irish College
The Median Wall Description in Ancient History
The Median Wall stretched north of Babylon from the Tigris to the Euphrates. It served as a defensive barrier for Babylon, spanning a large ancient region and reflecting strategic engineering of early Mesopotamian civilizations.
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Standings of the Clubs in National and American Leagues
National League standings show Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh and Boston with varying win totals. American League lists Kiesze Detroit and Boston among others with several games recorded, reflecting early season results and team rankings.
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Farmers Back Henry Ford in Proposed Fertilizer Plan
Washington July 21 Cabinet officers received widespread messages from farmers and farm groups urging approval of Henry Ford s plan to take over the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant. Supporters say the Ford proposal would bring cheaper fertilizer and could spur a major southern industrial development tied to Wilson Dam power and nearby steel materials.
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Congress Faces Tax Revision Move Amid Tariff Fight
Washington July 21 The Fordney tariff bill is likely to pass the House with strong Republican support including three Louisiana Democrats. Hearings on tax revision begin Tuesday as the House plans a six day review to frame the bill and then send it to the Senate. After passage a vacation is planned until the Senate completes its work on tax or tariff measures.
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Russian Inventor Claims Storm Cloud Powered Motor
A Russian inventor asserts a perfected motor that safely harnesses electricity drawn from storm clouds. He says the device converts atmospheric electrical energy into usable power, promising a new, renewable energy source.
ALL GOT THE DOUBLE CROSS IN CHICAGO SCANDAL
William Burns testified in Chicago on July 21 about a 110 world series scheme alleging players betrayed public trust for a $100000 profit. Gamblers and go-betweens allegedly bribed and double crossed, with Burns claiming promises of payment were never fulfilled.
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Government to aid exports loans for cotton and wheat
Washington. July 21. Myer, director of the War Finance Corporation,said he expects to announce approval of government loans of 28 000 to cotton and wheat interests for export. He proposed loans of 14 000 to cotton and 14 000 to wheat for export preparation.
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U S May Act In Silesia
London dispatches report informal indications that the United States may intervene in Upper Silesia. Governments fear a broader conflict as the Stresten question raises grave anxiety. The note notes expected developments and ongoing tensions among European powers.
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Japan Agrees to Discuss Mutual Interests with U S
Washington July 21 Japan has decided to discuss all matters of mutual interest at the forthcoming international conference. Secretary of State Puges conferred with President Herding at the White House while no formal State department announcement was issued. Baron Hayashi has been in close contact with Britain to shape the conference format and the U S position on Russia China and the open door remains unchanged.
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Grounds for Parley Not Yet Found
Announcement notes status of the case as Lloyd George 188tks and parley grounds remain unresolved.
Not Hopeless Case Factions Opposing Each Otter in Ireland May Be Drawn Together
London July 21 The Irish peace talks face a hurdle as Lloyd George says no parley is settled and not final though negotiations may still fail. He expresses hope that opposing factions in north and south Ireland can approach unity and reach a satisfactory adjustment while keeping the British Empire fair.
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Lloyd George
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South Ireland
War sparks feared as Cen mins and Poland clash
Paris reports a looming conflict between the central powers and Poland within two weeks. Andre Lefebvre voices concern over rapid Soviet moves toward Warsaw and warns allies face a perilous choice as Europe teeters on the brink of a vast conflagration.
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Dawes Budget Debate Shapes Huge Navy Request
Chairman Lasker of the Shipping Board seeks 3.3 billion for a program Dawes says is essential while arguing for budget approval. Madden presses that no appropriation will occur without formal budget board endorsement.
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Fire in Mexican oil fields causes catastrophic blaze
Reports from Mexico City describe the Amatian oil fields engulfed by hundreds of fire columns as drilling towers burn. The fire, labeled the greatest catastrophe in the oil fields' history, has unknown causes and may involve heavy financial losses and possible loss of life. Firefighting efforts are described as hopeless.
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A Novel Tip About Marriage Proposal at a Bar
A man in a story offers a marriage proposal to a smart waitress after admitting he cannot afford tips for waiters. He suggests she might marry him instead, and she accepts the unconventional proposal.
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