Tokyo Accepts Seat in Armament Conference Talks
Washington reports Japan will join the conference on limitation of armaments and Far Eastern questions. Officials expect a preliminary meeting within six weeks at a Canadian city or a U S city other than Washington, with Armistice Day proposed as a tentative date. The plan anticipates broad participation among the principal powers and aims to set date and place for formal talks.
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Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
State Department
Harding
Hughes
Shidebern
Pacific
Loniten
London
Baseball Scores Rush In Thursday League Results
National League games listed include Brooklyn 3 Chierno 2 and New York 6 Pittsburgh 4 with Beaton 2 and Cineiomeatt 1. Third League shows Washington score unclear against New York 6, Cleve Beeton 6 while Philadelphia 32 Detroit 9%.
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National League
Brooklyn
Chierno
New York
Pittsburgh
Beaton
Cineiomeatt
Washington, Age
St. Lost
Cleve & Beeton
Tutladelphia
Detroit
Japs Work on Disarmament
Tokyo reports indicate Japanese officials are pursuing separate investigations into army curtailment. A joint council of the foreign and war ministries will review the findings and report back. The Nieh Nicht notes that any rational policy would align with the war department’s approach.
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Tokyo
Aar
Nieh Nicht
Japanese War Department
Reward Offered for Bank Bandits in Detroit
The Detroit Clearing House association announces a standing reward of 35,000 for the arrest and conviction or killing of anyone who robs or attempts to rob a member bank. The policy equals killing a robber to an arrest and conviction for reward purposes.
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Detroit Association
Detroit
Mich
Detralt Clearing House Association
Nasoeration
Col Goff to Direct Probe of Wardine Contracts
Washington July 20 Col Guy PD Goff assistant to the attorney general will head the Justice department special bureau investigating Wardine government contracts Attorney General Daugherty announced.
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Washington
Col
Guy PD Goff
Justice Department
Daugherty
Fourteen Shot in German Clash at Stettin Park
In Stettin a clash between soldiers and police left fourteen shot after soldiers fired when barred from dispersing a park gathering. Police arrested several ringleaders as tensions rose in the German port city.
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Stettin
Germany
Japan Eyes Russian Ties Amid Britain Distrust
Distrust of Great Britain grows in Japan after President Harding invites disarmament talks. Tokyo reports that many officials see Britain delaying the Anglo Japanese alliance renewal and favor resuming close relations with Russia as a counter to isolation. Professor Kojiro Sugimori of Waseda urges a foreign office campaign now.
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Tokyo
Great Britain
Japan
Harding
United States
Kojiro Sugimori
Waseda University
Russia
Sughworl
Britain
Germany
Belfast
Lenin proposes debt payment to secure aid in Russia crisis
Reports from Copenhagen on July 2 describe Lenin’s plan to acknowledge Russia external debt to France Great Britain and others with interest and capital payments starting no earlier than 1925 Krassin may be tasked to gauge French stance while the 1915 imperial debt totals cited run into billions.
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Great Britain
Copenhagen
Denmark
Reval
Ruse
Nikolai Lenin
Bolsheriki
Russia
Russian Empire
Cal
Riga
Latvia
Rica
Hughes
Bresia
Herbert Hoover
Maxim Gorky
State Department Considers Strong Policy Abroad
Washington officials weigh a firm stance in a new policy release, threatening a possible embargo on shipments from the United States to Whimsia and a potential blockade of Russian ports as leverage.
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State Department
Washington
United States
Mexico Crops Fall Short Amid Drought and Pests
A gloom over Mexico’s harvest as the agriculture department cites rain shortage pests and farmer reluctance to work. Northern states face heavy imports with no state yielding above half of the national rice and bean crops. Tabasco banana crops suffer from cold, sugar output drops by about 50 percent in Navarita.
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Mexico City
Department of Svgriculture
Tabasco
Navarita
French Troops 70 Pass to Silesia Amid Allied Talks
French authorities inform the British government reinforcements to Upper Silesia must be settled before a meeting of the Allied Supreme Council on August 4. German foreign minister Rosen conveyed the note to the French ambassador in Berlin. Marquis Curzon pledged to raise the issue with the British cabinet. The note also notes the impact of kill time on sole leather quality.
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Germany
Upper Silesia
Rosen
Berlin
Paris
France
Hes
Supreme Council
Marquis Curzon
Col. de St. Autlaire
Great Britain
Funding Plan On War Debts Is Approved
Senate Finance Committee orders favorable report on administration bill granting blanket authority to fund allied debts. A committee amendment requires funding within five years. Secretary Mellon states the U.S. has not committed beyond postponements and contingent on foreign peaceful actions. He argues for prompt blanket powers while excluding debts to several countries.
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U. S
Washington
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Mellon
Senate Finance
United States
Wilson
Czecho-Slovakia
Greece
Romania
Serbia
Poland
Treasury plan on German bonds at Paris talks discussed
The secretary describes Paris negotiations with Britain and France on accepting German reparation bonds. A Senate vote has been pending since February 1920. A proposed method would raise bond interest in subsequent talks to cover deferred interest and interest on interest, aiming to ease market acceptance.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Belgium
Senate
Germany
Mellen
Peace Proclamation Expected After Harding Trip
Washington reports President will delay any formal peace proclamation until after his New Mega trip. General Daugherty says discussions with Mr Harding covered the matter as the War Department advances with seven of war legislation.
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Harding
Washington
Daugherty
Mr. Harding
Northcliffe Declines Dinner Invitation at British Embassy
Washington report says Lord Northcliffe confirms invitations to stay at the British embassy and attend a dinner were recalled by London. He notes a London-ordered cancellation and hints at Curzon methods, while U.S. officials call the matter a British family affair with no government involvement.
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Washington
Dhuly
Lod Northcliffe
Lord Northelitte
Lord Northclife
Lord Northcliffe
United States
London
Lioyd George
Lord Curzon
China Is Importing Liquor Headed to China Trade
Washington reports China is increasing liquor imports as duties in Hong Kong shift with the market. General William Gale notes net revenue from liquor duties and tea warehouses in Hong Kong for 1920 reached about 70,000 dollars, down from 400,000 in 1910, while opium monopoly revenue in 1920 stood at 4.3 million dollars versus 6.8 million in 1919.
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Washington
China
Commerce Department
Coa
William AL Gale
Atl Pekong
Kong
Gates
Boy 14 Arrested After Car Wreck Near Scranton
In Scranton Pennsylvania a fourteen year old boy named John Arre is held without bail after being charged with causing the wreck of the Lackawanna Limited near his home. Two people were killed and twenty seven injured. The boy says he was picking blackberries along the right of way and found metal parts he placed on the rail to be brightened, not realizing harm.
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Scranton
John Arre
Lackawanna Limited
Governor Len Small Ordered to Surrender in Illinois
State's Attorney Fred Mortimer announces that Governor Len Small must come to Springfield for technical arrest after being located in Chicago. The ultimatum requires unconditioned surrender within Sangamon county limits as authorities proceed with the case.
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Sangamon County
Springfield
Len Small
Alinebs
Abe
Sangamon
Fred Mortimer
Chicago
Mortimer
Chicago Train derailed after truck collision at New Carlisle
New York Central passenger train derailed near New Carlisle after a heavy truck struck the front. Engineer A F Johnson and fireman BD Flynn are believed fatally injured. Many passengers were bruised and injuries are reported.
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South Bend
Ind
New York Central
New Carlisle
Zachary Calim
Indiana Harbor
Yad
A. F. Johnson
Ll. Flynn
Firean
Foresees Jobless Winter Warns of Industrial Downturn
Salvation Army head in the United States, Evangeline Booth, warns that the country will face the worst winter in years. She notes relief-seekers are mostly men under forty eager to work but without available jobs.
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Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army
New York
Vangeline Booth
United Sta
Easy to Check Sneeze Press Point Theory
A fragment describes a method to avert sneezing by pressing the upper lip area near a nerve. It claims the technique deadens a sensation and that sneezing fails when the nerve is pressed, though overall fullness remains.
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