Japan Considers Recognizing Soviet Russia Terms Revealed
Tokyo reports a cabinet plan to recognize the Soviet government pending talks in Peking. Terms include verbal apology for the Nikolaevsk massacre, long concessions to Japanese mining and lumber rights, joint oil ventures on Saghalien, and extended Siberian fishing rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Russia
Baron Shidehara
Japan
Peking
L. M. Karakhan
China
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Yosizawa
Nikolaevwsk
Saghbalien
Bhut
Siberia
Saghalien
Pro
Siberian
Great Britain
Italy
Destroyers Set to Patrol Route of U S World Fliers
Newport R I July 24 the destroyers Lawrence Coglan Barry and MaccParland depart to guard the route of the army fliers on the trans Atlantic crossing. They will join at Boston by the destroyer Charles Ausburn and at Halifax by the cruiser Milwaukee which carries a plane used in an emergency.
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Newport
R. I
Lawrence
Coglan
Barry
MaccParland
Lee Land
Nova Scotia
Boston
Charles Ausburn
Hallifax
Milwaukee
Hotel fire in Ranger leaves ten dead and many hurt
Ranger Texas July 24 six persons are known dead thirteen in hospitals and a boy missing after a fire destroyed the McClosky hotel block causing property loss over 1,000,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger
Texas
Associated Pres
McClosky
Escaped murderer dies of wounds in Baltimore gunfight
Geo. Gross one of four youths convicted in the daylight Cohen jeweler robbery in Baltimore dies of gunshot wounds. He had escaped custody but was wounded in a subsequent gunfight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Geo. Gross
Louis Cohen
Cohen
Chicago Visitors Mr Gageby and Son in Washington
FLA. Gageby and his son Paul from Chicago are in Washington for a brief stay. They arrived by automobile yesterday.
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Fter
Fla. Gageby
Paul
Chicago
Washington
Police Raid Chinese Mah Jongg Game Charges Gambling
Washington police raided a mah jongg game early today arresting fifteen Chinese individuals on gambling charges. Officers seized ivory wind instruments and mythological monsters as well as fifteen modern dollars.
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Washington
Union Fellows Refuse to Attend Hearing on Wage Dispute
Representatives of the Brotherhood of Railway Employes declined to appear at a railroad labor board hearing on wages and rules between the locomotive engineers and firemen and most western railroads. Subpoenas were issued to force attendance as witnesses, with officials threatening voluntariness and a later compulsion. The dispute centers on restoring wages cut 12 percent in 1921 and ongoing wage movements.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway
United Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhoods of
Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhoods
July Coffee Futures Jump Amid Sao Paulo Turmoil
July coffee futures rose 60 points to 16.45 as shorts covered on news of a strong spot market tied to the Sao Paulo revolution. Trading in July contracts ends tomorrow.
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New York
Sao Paulo
Kellys Visit Wellman For Band Concert
Mr and Mrs J M Kelly and family motored to Wellman yesterday evening for a band concert.
State's Exhibits Taken Into Court in Leopold Loeb Case
In Chicago on July 24 the state presented exhibits in the Leopold Loeb murder advisory hearings. Evidence included a blood marked chisel, a charred robe, an Underwood portable typewriter, related papers and envelopes, and a bottle of hydrochloric acid. Witnesses described the weapon, the car burn site, and the ransom letters, while the defense questioned ownership and handling.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Robert Franks
Robert F. Crowe
Lake Front
Franks
Leopold
John R. Caverly
Bernard Hunt
Young Franks
Hunt
Elizabeth Atter
Nathan ,Leopold, Jr
Leopold, Jr
Leopold Home
Emil, Deutsche
Marsh
Thomas McWiliams
Morrison Hotel
Loeb
Morton D. Ballard
Ballard
Arnold Maremont
University of Chicago
Nathan, Jr
Chum
Law School
Miss Alice Astor Marries Russian Count in London
Miss Alice Astor daughter of Lady Ribblesdale and the late John Jacob Astor marries Prince Obelensky in London. Witnesses are Lady Ribblesdale and American vice consul Russell H Rhodes. The groom traces ancestry to czarist Russia and Miss Astor holds a $5 million trust from her father, Vincent Astor.
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Asia Press
London
Misa Alice
Lady Ribblesdale
John Jacob Astor
Prince Obelensky
Russell H. Rhodes
Prince Serge Platonvitch Neldinsky Meletsky
Russia
Rurik
Miss Astor
Vincent Astor
Iowa House Bars Expunging Francis Report
In Des Moines on July 24 the attempt to expunge both minority and majority reports on Superintendent May E Francis failed as a motion was ruled out of order. Representative Knutson sought to expunge and re refer to judiciary for an impartial evils vs whitewash study. Pass The Sky Bill moves in Senate to tighten blue sky protections by extending authority to AG and secretary of state to curb worthless stock schemes.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Senate
Caldwell
Mahaska County
Indian Bob of Tache Tribe Dies at About 90 in Hanford
The patriarch known as Indian Bob and famed for his springing dance died in Hanford California at about age ninety. He danced from sundown to sunrise each March 1 to thank the great spirit for the year past and to seek blessings for the year ahead. He foretold his death at the end of the all night dance, saying he would go to his fathers before another year.
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Hanford Cal
Bob
Gasoline Prices Cut in Cedar Rapids
The Standard and the Sinclair companies announce a two cent per gallon price reduction. Manhattan Western Hawkeye stations matched yesterday, bringing Cedar Rapids gasoline to sixteen and a half cents a gallon.
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Cedar Rapids
Standard
Sinclair Oil Companies
Manhattan
Western
Hawkeye
Democrats Hope to Win in Maine In Major Meet
Dark Harbor Mo July 24 Optimistic reports on the Maine political outlook were brought here by William M Pattangall Democratic candidate for governor who has an engagement to confer with John W Davis Democratic candidate for president
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Dark Harbor
Maine
William M. Pattangall
John W. Davis
Prison labor contracts keep Iowa inmates at work
July 24 reports state penal institutions mostly employed on other duties while awaiting details of new prison labor contracts. A M McColl, chairman of the board of control, said men displaced by Port Madison shirt factory closure are building a new prison addition or otherwise employed. No men are idle at Anamosa.
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Des Moines
A. M. McColl
Board of Control
Port Madison
McColl
Anamosa
Shenandoah Starts Engine Test Flight From Lakehurst
The navy dirigible Shenandoah departed the Lakehurst hangar for an engine test run to Binghamton New Jersey. It will return to Lakehurst tonight.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Binghamton
N.J
New High Wheat Prices Mark Market Volatility
Chicago wheat markets reached yearly high price marks before heavy profit taking pulled values lower. September futures slipped to 1.28 1 2 to 1.28 3 4, while December futures traded around 1.31 1 4 to 1.31 5 8 as the close remained nervous and unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Iowa Democrats to Convene State Convention Friday
Des Moines prepares for the Iowa Democratic state convention at the auditorium with Daniel Steck of Ottumwa as temporary chairman and keynote speaker. The gathering will choose a new state central committee, adopt a platform aligned to the national one, and name eleven presidential electors. Women are expected to play a prominent role on the central committee.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Daniel Steck
Ottumwa
United States
Smith W. Brookhart
Wilbur Marsh
Waterloo
Clyde L. Herring
State Central Committee
Marek-Herring
Herring
Herring-Marsh
KK. J. Feuling
New Hampton
Kendall
Central Committee
John W. Davis
Willam Jennings Bryan
Charles W.bryan
Davis
Robbers Escape With 19008 From Vancouver Bank Branch
Three robbers fled a British Columbia bank branch with 19008 after wounding manager G A Bonallis. The July 24 incident left the Canadian Bank of Commerce shaken as authorities chase suspects and secure the scene.
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Associated Press
Vancouver
Canadian Bank of Commerce
G. A. Bonallis
Extradition Treaty Signed Between Romania and U.S.
In New York on July 24 Foreign Minister Duca and American minister Jay signed a treaty of extradition between Romania and the United States marking a diplomatic accord on mutual legal assistance.
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Associated Press
New York
Romania
United States
Duca
Jay
Deadlock at London meet stalls German loan talks
Paris France and British US bankers clash over safeguards for the 40 million pound German loan under the Dawes plan. Downing Street talks with MacDonald involve French premier Herriot Belgian premier Theunis and US officials as negotiators aim to a rapid compromise amid entrenched positions.
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London
McDonald
Downing Street
Herriot
France
Theunis
Belgium
Kellogge
Destefani
MacDonald
State Hughes
Treasury Mellon
United States
Germany
America
Heavy Rain Triggers Rock Island Track Washout at Marengo
A long distance message from Marengo reports about 300 feet of Rock Island track undermined by last night’s heavy rain. Main line trains on the Iowa division will be routed through Cedar Rapids. Milwaukee officials report telegraph poles down near Martell, blocking traffic for hours.
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Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Marengo
Iowa
Milwaukee
Martell
Train crash near Oak Harbor claims crew and car occupants
A New York Central passenger train collided with an automobile truck at a grade crossing near Oak Harbor Ohio last night killing two persons and injuring ten others, some seriously.
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Associated Press
Oak Harbor
Ohio
New York Central
Jewelry Heist Nets $125000 in Capito Shop Theft
Three armed bandits robbed Jacob Mazer of the Joseph Mazer jewelry firm in Detroit fleeing with jewelry valued at 125000. The crime occurred as the pieces were shown to a prospective customer at Capito Jewelry.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Jacob Mazer
Joseph Mazer
Cotton prices rise sharply on local market
New York reports July cotton prices jumped from 51 to 58 points overnight. July contracts moved to 29.53 a bale, marking a rise of more than 20 dollars per bale in two days.
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New York
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Lee
Soviet Russia
National League of Women Voters
University of Michigaun
May Wood Simon
Fitness League
Tokyo
Lope
Miss Attler
Nathan
Alice Astor
Francis
Demos
Shenandoah
Cen
Bandit
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