Hughes 15 greeted by Belgian crowd meets king today
Brussels July 31 The American Secretary of State and party arrived in Brussels for a two day visit. They were warmly welcomed at Cafe du Midi by Belgian officials and American diplomats. A formal banquet and official events followed as plans for meetings with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth were outlined.
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Deadlock Breaks at London Conference on Reparations
Reports from London indicate progress as experts reassess French proposals on securing German loans. Agreement on default declaration shifts focus to adapting the Dawes plan, with caution toward maintaining the reconstruction framework.
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Wireless Brings Aid To Disabled U S Boat
A damaged dispatch notes that a U S armed steamer bound for Europe with general cargo sent calls for assistance from a disabled vessel. The situation centers on a wartime import moving aid across the Atlantic amid deteriorating engine conditions.
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Wireless
U.S
Cooling Fever in Heat with Ice Water Curtain
A remedy for hot houses and irritable youngsters involves hanging a sheet dipped in cold water with its bottom edge in a pan of ice water. As the water evaporates it chills the room and cools bodies and tempers. The ice tent provides amusement for the children. American is the only company delivering to all Washington.
Russians Unite to Sue For Insurance in U S
Moscow July 31 AP An organization is forming to bring suit in American courts for damages suffered by Russian polev holders of New York Life Insurance and the Fqutable Life Insurance Companies which have refused to recognize Russian poles.
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England 10 amend Anglo-Irish Treaty to fix borders
London July 31 An Anglo Irish treaty amendment bill was planned for Monday to fix northern and southern Ireland boundaries. Privy Council ruled new legislation necessary to form the boundary commission. Prime Minister Macdonald met with treaty signatories amid cabinet debates and possible October discussion postponement.
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Southern Ireland
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21-Hour Coast-to-Coast Air Trade Route Planned
A commercial transcontinental airship line is planned within eighteen months, with mooring mast sites in five cities including Washington. Walter Link, president of the American Airship association, said the rigid dirigible ships will carry 35 passengers, use 500 horsepower engines, and cruise at 150 miles per hour. Two ships will be constructed soon as a 21-hour coast-to-coast schedule is planned.
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Washington
Walter Link
Greek Soldiers Shoot Nineteen Bulgarian Peasants
Bulgarian agency reports Greek troops in Grecian Macedonia seized bound Bulgars near the Petrich frontier. Nineteen peasants allegedly shot after capture with seven escaping, another group of fifteen detail unclear. Bulgarian government protests to Greece and seeks investigation. Also note Swiss tourist office counts German visitors in Switzerland this past winter, 56500 up from 9000.
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Bulgarian Telegraphic Agency
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U S Globe Fliers Blocked At Kirkwall By Weather
U S Army aviators arriving from Brough England postpone departure to Iceland because heavy fog and rain along the 500 mile route hinder visibility. Destroyers report fog banks and sporadic rain across Orkney waters delaying the flight under Lieut Lowell H Smith.
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Military unit deploys to recover wrecked fleet remains
Airmen form for a brief flight to reach the scuttled fleet remnants as a line of smaller craft moves toward the wreckage near the Richmond area while officers grapple with turning back the planned mission and seeking escape from pursuit.
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