Revolt Fears Roil of Friendly Tribes in Moroccan Strife
Opain reports rising unrest among tribes in northern Morocco near Tetuan and Cast of Ras Afrau. Foreign Legion repels bayonet fight as Morocco tribes press advances toward Tetuan, Chengafa, and routes along the Lan River.
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Revolt Fears Rise Among Bavarian Peasants
Reports from Bavaria describe growing discontent among landowners and peasants over heavy taxes and government policies. A speaker warned the unrest could spark a broader social revolution, not merely a tax protest, signaling potential upheaval in rural districts.
Rebels in Brazil Lose 50 Killed and 54 Prisoners
Aug 24 dispatch from Buenos Aires cites a La Nacion telegram stating Brazilian rebel vanguard, mostly Germans Italians and Spaniards, was defeated by federal forces at Campo Grande. General Nepomuceno Costa reports over 50 rebels killed, 4 captured, with 29 wounded among captives, and federal pursuit continues.
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Coffin Honored for Deputy Matteotti in Italy
At his home in Italy the former socialist deputy Matteotti received a formal funeral with military honors. A cortege of about 8,000 mourners followed to the cemetery, amid reports of political violence and deaths surrounding his murder.
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Dawes Plan Measures Voted by the German Reichsrat
France's Premier Herriot defended the London Dawes plan accord in a Senate statement and Chamber address. He argued the agreement is a first step toward economic rather than political remedies, noting gains for France and the role of American participation while warning Britain and allies about future compromises and oversight under the League of Nations. The session featured intense Communist opposition and calls for an adjournment, with debates over the treaty’s implications for Versailles security and German reparations.
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Belgium to Sign Dawes Plan August 30 in London Pact
Belgium’s ambassador to Great Britain will sign the Dawes plan agreement on August 30, following cabinet approval of statements from the London reparations conference. Negotiations for a Belgium Germany modus vivendi start November 15 in Berlin, with a commercial treaty to follow.
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German Nationalists Plan Fight for Ruahr's Return
The German nationalist faction in the relchatag unanimously upheld a July 22 resolution calling for the evacuation of the Ruhr, restoration of German railways, and recognition of the German state’s authority. They urged frecieve guarantees against further sanctions and opposed any settlements not approved by the party.
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Armament urged by Gen Harbord at Chautauqua session
At Chautauqua New York on August 21 Gen J G Harbord, former Army chief of staff, urged defense preparation and a policy of gradual disarmament. He criticized diplomacy as impotent and endorsed the American draft treaty plan to minimize aggressive wars, stressing United States unity with other nations. The discussion tied Japan exclusion, global powers, and potential alliances to U.S. security and peace.
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Micam Pact in Ruhr Extended to September 23
The Micam agreement between German mine owners and the Franco Belgian commission in the Ruhr on industrial operations and in kind reparations deliveries was extended to September 23. A dispatch from Düsseldorf dated July 31 said the extension lasts until the Dawes plan becomes operative, with Germany allowed to denounce after August 15 with five days notice.
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Murder Plot Involving Weehawken Mayor and Chicken Pullers
Police disclosed indictments charging Richard Phillips of Weehawken and Hoboken brothers Thomas and Phillip Reilly with murder of John Young and conspiracy to kill Mayor Lesch. The case ties a gang led by Al of the Chicken Pullers to extortion and plans to seize waterfront businesses, buses, and bootlegging routes. The Youngs refused a $16,000 offer to kill Mayor Leech. John Young was murdered shortly after.
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Gas masses seen in next great war warning report
A League of Nations subcommittee report submitted for Geneva warns that poison gas remains a serious threat while bacteriological warfare is unlikely to spread. The panel notes advances in gas use since World War I and cites experts from Harvard and others, stressing potential devastation of industrial centers and civilian populations if another war occurs.
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Jewelry Smuggling Tied to Death of Mrs Mors in Los Angeles
Federal, county and city investigators pursue the Mors murder case in Los Angeles where Theresa W Mors was found shot. Kid McCoy, former boxer, is jailed on murder charges after being linked to jewels smuggled into the United States, with several seizures totaling around $30,000. The case centers on the Mors estate, an antique shop, and missing pieces from the strong box.
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Youth and Mental Disease Basis of Plea for Slavers
In Cook County a courtroom drama centers on two accused murderers as prosecutor Savage bursts with calls for hangings to deter the brutal crime. He paints the victims and their grieving families, pressing that only death will satisfy justice and prevent future horrors.
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Treasury agents hold back details on jewel case
Federal officers said no more details could be made public until investigations are completed. Treasury officials claimed to be unaware of the jewel investigation involving Mrs Mors and noted reports were not yet received from agents in New York and Los Angeles.
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200 Gallon Still Seized Near District
Revenue agents confiscated a 200 gallon still near the district along with two large trucks and a high powered automobile used by operators. The operation had run only two to three weeks, with coal, food supplies, and a planned bridge to improve access for loading. A regular trade route allegedly connected Plural Park to Baltimore and Washington.
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Filipino House Votes Typhoon Relief Again
The Filipino House passed a bill allocating 60000 for typhoon relief after Governor General Wood vetoed the measure at the previous session. The action marks renewed legislative support for aid to typhoon sufferers.
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