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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1924

Page

10

Herriot to Demand German Guarantee at London Parleys

French Premier Herriot heads to London with Finance Minister Clementel and War Minister Sollet to push for guarantees and Dawes plan enforcement. Cabinet signals support, while critics fear concessions may trigger a Senate clash without assured German compliance and Ruhr evacuation.

Pams Herriot Clementel Thei ‘Sollet Pars Tvias London Politica Ruhr Reichstag M Heer Forts Chaber Senate

Berlin Press Demands Clear Rahr Reparations Decision

German reaction to the reparations conference remains negligible as delegates arrive in London. With government leaders on the conference scene, the Reichstag convenes as divisions over the talks persist.

Berlin Rahr London Eaders Oon Reichstag

Ruhr evacuation issue stalls in Berlin and London editorials

Berlin reports and London sentiment show uncertainty over evacuation of the Ruhr. editorials demand a clear decision and oppose linking it to extraneous Dawes plan conditions, warning France that the conference risks collapse if the cardinal point is not resolved.

Berlin London Ruhr Dawes France Kreuz - Zeitung Germany

Progressives defer campaign opening as Wheeler to lead

The Progressive leaders plan a delayed start for the campaign with Wheeler to speak first from Boston, while La Follette aims for an early address in the East. Both candidates will await formal nomination ceremonies and Chicago based staff will coordinate tours and regional divisions after Wheeler returns to Washington by August 20.

la Follette John W Davin Coolidge Washington Wheeler New England Mr la Fallette John Nelson Chicago Senator Wheeler Boston New York

Former Day Agent Slain Wife Held In Connection

New York August 19 Stewart N McMullan a former prohibition enforcement agent and ex convict was found stabbed to death in his apartment early today His wife Frances McMullan is in a cell charged with his death Neighbors said McMullan was intoxicated last night and a quarrel with his wife preceded the stabbing Police noted past penitentiary terms in Texas Indiana and New York for check fraud and robbery during his prior trials

New York Stewart N McMullan Prohibition Enforcement Frances McMullan McMullan Harry Carlton Carlton Texas Indiana

Death notices from a 1924 newspaper page

Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list individuals such as Conley, Drew, Garrett, Haun, Heneby, Milhollen, Sherwood, Stoutenburgh, Whitsett, and Wittsepp, with dates in August 1924. Entries note spouses, children, residences, funeral homes, church services, and interment at Mount Olivet, Rock Creek, Arlington National, or local cemeteries, inviting relatives and friends to attend.

Aurke Walter Reel Hospital Catherine Burke Warren Tattavull Tonerat Saltiers Hone Chapel Olafemerery Conley Storine Alexander Lela Norte Conley Kim Ral Susie Kruatck Fifteenth Street South Rene Ta Holy Comforter Mixa Mount Olivet Edward Roosewore Algusta Mirn Garett Uf Tines Company Funeral Home Fourteenth Aireet Northwest la Am Haun Virginia Ag South Heal Irarne Suitzering Alexander T Tlense Milhollen Owe Restien Jon Uniterate Rock Creek Sherwood Ronis London Park Stoutenaurgh Mir Naur Stouteobirg Reudence Washington Mart Birt Whitsett Walter Red Feameraf Lowpital George Wittisept Gysor Jude Atou Tenrabes Ff Army Bile Busbant Tano Ann Arington ‘Ational Mooia

Ford Must Withdraw To Remove From Ballot In Michigan

Henry Ford faces a ten day deadline to withdraw his name from Michigan’s September statewide primary ballot for U S Senate. Secretary of State Charles Deland said Ford’s name will stay on the ballot unless a withdrawal letter or telegram is received before ballots are printed. The petitions included about 34900 names gathered by a Detroit directory firm, with 7000 needed. Ford’s rival field includes James Couzens and several other contenders, as Republicans seek renomination in most districts. Ford arrived at Wayside Inn and declined to speak, noting he is not interested in politics.

Lansing Henry Ford United States Charles J Deland Ford State Attorney Generals Office Detroit Peter Fagan Public Utilities Commission Fagan Willam W Potter James Couzens Congress Michigan Earl ¢ Michener Robert Clancy Clancy Roy M Harrop Peoples Progressive Party Nebraska Progressive Party la Follette Dan C Butter Rivernor South Sudbury Mass Wayside Tun Noni Nation

Women Will Attend Coolidge Exercises in Washington

National committee invites prominent women from various states to attend the formal notification of President Coolidge in Washington on August 14. Invitations listed include Mrs John B Russ of Connecticut and Mrs Ruth H Motormick of Illinois among others, with attendees from Delaware, Georgia, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Colorado, and Maryland.

New York Aux National Committee Coolidge Washington Alxin T Herty Republican National Committee John B Russ Connectiut W Kk Dusent Delaware George Williams Georgia Viss Jadys Terhune Ruth H Motormick Linois Wary Boose Mississipp Gerace S Hurlinghan Mwissour Wis New York John Gordon Battelle Ohio Anna Walcott Weile Colorado Claden Lowndes Maryland

G O P urged to clear Walsh in Montana race

A letter from George Henry Payne eastern manager for Hiram Johnsons preconvention campaign urged the Republican party to refrain from fielding a candidate against Senator Thomas W Walsh of Montana. Payne warned the party cannot punish Fall, Doheny, and Sinclair while opposing the man who exposed their corruption, predicting Walsh will go down in American history if he acts foolish.

New York Republican Party Thomas W .Waisn Montana Moses New Hampshire Republican Senatorial Committee George Henry Payne Hiram Johnsons Fall Doheny Sinclair Walsh

La Follette Local Quarters Opens in Northwest District

La Follette campaign headquarters at 1419 G Street NW opens today with Marx Lewis as temporary manager. The district club plans membership drives and indoor outdoor meetings. A league of local business professionals supports La Follette. A conference will discuss organizing Negro residents. The local Socialists keep HQ at 811 F Street to cooperate with the La Follette movement.

la Follette Wheeler G Street Marx Lewis la Follette I.41 Follette Mr Lewis F Street Aten

La Guardia Backs La Follette in Presidential Race

New York Aug 10 Representa Guardia of this city, elected on the Republican ticket, announced he would support Senator La Follette, the progressive nominee for President. He also said he would seek reelection on the La Follette platform but would not pursue the Republican nomination to succeed himself due to disagreement with current administration policies and the Republican national convention platform.

New York Representa Guardia Ja Kollette Samuel Boenig Manhattan da Guardia

La Follette Indorsed By Clothing Workers

New York August 10 The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America endorsed Robert M. La Follette and Burton H. Wheeler for President and Vice President. The general executive board said the endorsement is a step toward creating a second labor party in the United States.

New York Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Rbert ME la Follette Burton H. Wheeler Tr Aident United States Kental Organic Vnion General Ex Cutive Labor Party

Plea in Leopold Loeb case linked to alienist report

The Washington Post reports that defense lawyers cited Dr James Whitney Hall’s alienist findings to justify sparing Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb from the gallows. The hall report portrays them as antisocial and mentally impaired, supporting a middle course of punishment and lifelong confinement.

Kre Jal Washington Post John R. Caverly Nieter Nathan F Leopold, Jr Richard Loeb Gorky Franks James Whitney Hall Clarence Darrow Benjamin Walter Bachrach Hall Impressario Hallas Caverly S Loeb Leopold Hall Leopolds Loebs

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