Germany's Prompt Reply Gives Hope At London Parley
The German delegation at the international conference presents an eighteen page memorandum outlining their view of the Dawes plan. The missive addresses military evacuation of the Ruhr and removal of Allied railway personnel, while praising allied progress and outlining German objections for debate by the expert committees. The American delegates react positively, signaling potential settlements on core Dawes project issues despite two contentious points.
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Thar
Evler Marx
Ramsay Macdonald
Dork
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Randins
Ter
Ruhr
Broad Rye
Germat
Rhineland
Moratorium Enacted For Sao Paulo State
A garbled report notes a moratorium enacted in Sao Paulo State with scattered references to officials, Brazil, and possible political figures. The text remains unclear, listing stray names and incomplete phrases without a discernible event or outcome.
Fascist Council Declares War on Free Miasens
A row within the fascist council leads to adopted resolutions condemning Free Miasens and calling for a fascist revolution under government direction. The body forbids fascisti from entering Free Misenry and urges members who hinder government work to act decisively.
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Fascist Council
Fallon asserts trial outcome tied to Hearst plot
New York Aug 6 William J Fallon testified at Federal Court that his trial stemmed from a Hearst led plot to ruin him. He cited a confession by former employee Ernest Fidlitz alleging blackmail plans involving birth certificates of a motion picture actress and a witness described as a contess sent to Florida.
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William J Fallon
McClintle
William Handolph Hearst
Victor Watson
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Hearst
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Yadng
Watson
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Contess
Florida
Tod
Oearst Teattie
Mexco
Sait Bation
Fallon 14
Charles W Rantly
Darrell Gregory
Automatic Brake On Hoodooed Train Stoppages Solved
Vienna August 6. Investigations reveal repeated Innsbruck Bludenz express stoppages were caused by a derailed brake on the Hungarian coach attached to the Budapest to Innsbruck run. When this car was uncoupled at Innsbruck the train passed the archery tunnel normally, ending superstition among the train hands.
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Vienna
Innsbruck
Archery Tunnel
Budapest
Earls
Japanese Destroyer Wrecked in Storm Near Beppo Harbor
AP report from Kure states Japanese destroyer No 4, in night action with three other warships, was driven onto rocks near Beppo harbor by a storm. Hull torn through. salvage boats dispatched. No loss of life reported.
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Tokyo
Stlange
Beppo Harbor
Kure
Mesopotamia cabinet resigns amid treaty vote dispute
Mesopotamia's cabinet quits after a Monday protest by Yasn an, former party leader in parliament, who opposed ratification of the England treaty. King Feisul 4 seeks a new ministry as Yasman shifts stance to favor a British Mesopotamian alliance.
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Jerusalem
Jewish Fae Graph Agency
Yasn An Frmer
England
Feisul 4
Yasman
Great Britain
Mesopotama
Greece to Seek Funds in Washington September
Athens reports Minister of Far Affairs Roussen will travel to Washington in September to secure the remaining $33,000,000 credit. He aims to gain favorable action from the American government as favorable timing is cited by cables from Greek supporters and friends.
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Farever Affairs
Roussen
Washington
Rational security a state of mind in World War disarmament talk
The Washington Post report from Williamstown notes David Henry Miller, allied with Col Edward M House, led a 225-person institute debate on disarmament. He calls national security a state of mind and urges a three-year armament limitation conference while examining Washington and Geneva efforts, and criticizes reliance on propaganda.
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Edward M House
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Washington
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Germany
League of Nations
Robert Cecil Ana Cal Beaum
Admiral Phelps
Pacific Ocean
Pacific
Singapore
Institute
Sidney Bradshaw Fay
Smith College
Berlin
Vienna
Count Berchtold
Austria
Sarajevo
Dr Fay
Serbia
Duke of York Not Prepare to Accompany Wales on Trip
A London report says the Duke of York plans to accompany the Prince of Wales on his U S voyage, a claim described by authorities as baseless. The notice follows yesterday’s announcement that the Duke and Duchess will sail for British East Africa in November for a three month tour.
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Wales
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Prince of Wales
United States
Tenett
Duke
Duchess of York
British East Africa
Greene Memory to Be Honored by Sons of the Resolute
A committee from the Sons of the Resolute will place a wreath at the statue of Nathanael Greene at 1 AM on the morning of the 182nd birth anniversary observance. The ceremony marks the birth of the revolutionary leader with a tribute at the memorial statue.
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Britain to Settle Irish Boundary in September Reading
London officials announce a bill to settle the Irish boundary by September 30 if Ulster delays nominating boundary commissioners. The measure, to be read a first time, shifts appointment powers to the British government and aims to honor the Anglo Irish treaty amid Irish Free State opposition.
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Thomas
House of Commons
Free State
Dublin
Ulster
Boundary Commission
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Great Perham
Government of
Northern Ireland
Wilbur to Join Pacific Fleet for Inspection Trip
Secretary Wilbur will depart August 20 for inspection of naval shore stations on the west coast. He will join the fleet for part of its southward journey to the maneuver grounds.
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Wilbur
British Pact With Soviet Talks Progress Report
Mr Ponsonby told the house the general treaty includes Soviet assurances on bondholders and property claims. A mixed commission will investigate claims and a loan guarantee to Soviet Russia would be proposed to Parliament once terms are settled. Debate adjourned until tomorrow amid party pressure. Admiral Bristol heads to Angora for a week in Constantinople.
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Ruaafan Banda
Russia
M Rakovsky
House of Commons
Laborites
Knights of Columbus Elect Supreme Officers in Brooklyn
The Knights of Columbus elected Supreme Director candidates and officers at the forty second annual convention in Brooklyn. Edward Larkin of New York and B W Leary of St Paul were named to leadership roles while Patrick Frank Matthew Nebraska and John A O Dwyer Ohio won board seats. Rt Rev Bernard T Mahoney criticized major party conventions for cowardice, praising Catholic contributions to wartime unity and citizenship.
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