Dawes Plan Debates Highlight German Reichstag Turmoil
A lone communist disrupts session as Chancellor Marx Stresemann and Finance Minister Luther attend a London pact reading. The Reichstag adjourns after three hours of interruptions, while American advisers Owen Young and Rufus Dawes coordinate post conference actions and France travel plans for Dawes Plan insight.
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Chivags
Rufus Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
Dawes
France
Owen D. Young
Macdonald urges haste in Ruhr evacuation note
London dispatch reports Prime Minister Macdonald sent a second letter to Premier Herriot urging the earliest possible evacuation of the Ruhr after a prior note drew protests. Foreign Minister Stresemann told British envoy that the first letter and Snowden's opposition misled German nationalists about Dawes plan. Quai dOrsay had not answered the first note.
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London
Macdonald
Herriot
Ruhr
Stresemann
Lord D'Abernon
Berlin
Philip Snowden
Germany
Dawes
Quai d'Orsay
Mr. Macdonald
The
Chicag
Italian Cabinet Grants Grand Cordon to Dawes Committee Member
The Italian cabinet approved the delegation’s work from the London conference and awarded Queen D. Young the Grand Cordon of the Crown of Italy in recognition of his Dawes reparations plan efforts.
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Rome
A. P
London
Mussolini
Qwen D. Young
Dawes
Italy
Belgium Begins Economic Evacuation of the Ruhr
Belgium starts economic evacuation of the Ruhr as a preliminary move to a military withdrawal. A Belgian technical delegation led by M Hannerart sailed from Brussels to Duesseldorf to coordinate the evacuation of Belgian rail and other services.
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Belgium
Ruhr
Brussels
A. P
M Hannerart
Duesseldorf
Soviet Envoy Refuses to Modify Peking Note
Aug 22 report: Russian Ambassador to Peking Karakhan refuses to redraw the note on the return of the Russian legation, resisting Yoshizawa's demand to placate the diplomatic corps. He negotiates with Chang Tse-Lin who rejects the Chinese Russian accord over three eastern autonomous provinces. Chinese-Japanese talks resume with little progress as delays persist.
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Ching
L. M Harakhan
K. Yoshizawa
Yoshizawa
Kazakhin
Yoshizawe
Karakhan
Chang Tse-Lin
Russia
China
Chang Tao-lin
Passenger Train Found Marooned Near Washout
Eau Claire Wisconsin August 22 train No 272 of the Chicago Minneapolis St Paul and Omaha line between Mondovi and Fairchild reported missing during a storm. It was located late last night after heavy rains caused a washout near Fairchild. No one was injured.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Chicago, Minneapolia
St. Paul
Omaha
Mondovi
Fairchild
Fairch
Pershing Urges Public Support for National Defense
Denver August 22 General John J. Pershing defended his stance against militarism while urging U S citizens to back government defense plans. He recalled America’s 1919 unpreparedness, noted Allied loans aided victory, and argued Americans bore part of the cost to support allied armies. He retires September 18 after a final Denver visit.
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Denver
Coadings
United State Army
John J. Pershing
Pershing
America
At & Oclack
Cheyenne
Wyo
Quick Wit and Police Aid Eloping Couple
In Yonkers New York Aug 22 police helped Dorothy Richard of Tarrytown and Ronald Taylor of Yonkers evade pursuers in a elopement tale relayed by the girl’s mother Mrs. James J. Richard. Officers stopped the pursuers by inspecting the car with brake issues allowing the couple to flee and later surrender after being married and forgiven.
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Washington
Elopers
World Losing Energy Dr Slosson Asserts
Saskatoon Aug 22 Dr Edwin E Slosson a Washington Do chemist warned the British Association for the Advancement of Science that the energy of the universe is running down and science must wind it up again to avoid halting progress He said fossil fuels are irreplaceable and civilization could slow or stop without new energy sources.
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Saskatoon
Edwin E. Slouson
Washington
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Slosson
Ilinois
Blackstone
Krohn
Marshall
Sava
Paris Senate Passes Wheat Price Fixing Bill
Paris August 22 The senate adopted a bill for regional wheat price fixing after chamber of deputies approval and an amendment. The measure is part of a government bread price reduction plan. The cabinet also ordered a 3 percent increase in chaff used in bread production.
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Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Riots Outside as Darrow Pleads for Leob and Leopold
In Chicago, crowds surged to the Franks case courtroom as Clarence Darrow urged mercy for Leopold and Loeb. He argued motive lacking, called out sensational money talk, and warned against mob hangings while the judge faced an almost mobbed hall and police chaos.
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Derrow
Supremes
Leopold
Loeb
Judge
Bobby Franks
Dickis Loeb
Judge Waverly
Judge Caverly
Crowe
Tanlac claims boost for 30 years of poor health
Mrs. Jennie R. Wagner of Baltimore credits Tanlac with restoring strength after thirty years of illness. She says indigestion and asthma left her bedridden last March, but within a month of starting Tanlac she became active again, regained weight, sleeps well, and now keeps Tanlac on hand for safety. Tanlac is sold by all druggists with over 40 million bottles sold.
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Jennie R. Wagner
Lombard
Baltimore
Darrow to Keep Galluses Good Omen Says Leopold
Chicago Aug 22 Clarence Darrow will continue to wear the gal luses noted by many as he pleads for the lives of Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Leach in the Franks murder case. Leopold cautions against changing belts, insisting suspenders have been a good omen. Darrow replies the suspenders stay till Judge Caverly decides and likely beyond.
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Chicago
Clarence
Darrow
Nathan F Leopold, Jr
Richard Leach
Robert Franks
Leopold
Imwger
Mr. Darrow
Soviet Aims to Save Europe From Hughes
Riga reports that Trotzky, addressing Moscow professors, outlines a plan for a united proletarian Europe to preempt U S influence. He criticizes Britain and France and asserts the communist international will free Europe from capitalism led by Hughes and American capitalists. He notes Europe will be thoroughly communized after lessons from America.
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Hughes
Social Cable Dispatch
Riga
The
Communist Internationale
Trotzky
Moscow
Moscow Investia
M. Trotzky
London
United States
Macdonald
Herriot
America
Chicago Tribune
Dismembered Victim Found Hidden in Sealed Tin Box
Greenwich Village police recovered the body of Aaron Graff a 72 year old Wilkes Barre Pa manufacturer from a four foot galvanised tin container in a basement. The box was sealed waxed and plastered with blankets around. Graff had disappeared August 1 and his missing employer John Logany is sought. A second man Logany’s employer also gone. Police traced a foul odor to the box and opened it to reveal a gruesome homicide tied to bootleg liquor plans. The case involves a possible rendezvous with Greenwich Village bootleggers and a large cash sum reportedly on Graff.
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Greenwich Village
Aaron Graff
Wilkes- Barre
Graff
Minning
Denn
John Logany
Gaff
Logany
West 72d Street
Logasy
Graf
Los Angeles
Calif
Whittier
Henry Carpenter
Cincinnati
Ohto
Interstate Tailors
Carpenter
Sulgrave Institution Renames to George Washington Sulgrave Institute
The Sulgrave Institution, formed to foster friendship among English speaking peoples, changes its name to The George Washington Sulgrave Institution. The board cites cooperation with the British Sulgrave Institution and ties to the Washington ancestral home in Northamptonshire, England.
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Sulgrave Institution
George Washington-Sulgrave Institu
Board of Governors
Washington
Northamptonshire
England
Tion
Two Student Aviators Rescued From Ocean
New York Aug 22 officers of the naval reserve air station at Fort Hamilton rescued two student aviators from the ocean. Louis White of Norfolk Virginia and Stephen K Sullivan of Jersey City were in a seaplane when the engine stalled. Sullivan rescued from the beach by swimming out but cramps struck him. White dived to aid Sullivan and both men were brought to shore by officers.
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New York
Louis &. White
Norfolk
Stephen K. Sullivan
Jersay City
Naval Reserve Air Station
Fort Hamilton
White
Sullivan
Untrue Sea Cabaret Story Admitted by Writer
Special to The Washington Post confirms Sanford Jarrell of the New York Herald Tribune confessed the August 14 headline about a 17,000-ton floating cafe off Fire Island was false. Jarrell is dismissed. the Herald Tribune and Washington Post express regret for the deception.
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Washington Post
New York
New York Herald-Tribune
Fire Island
Therald- Tribune
Sanford Jarrell
Death Threats Said To Chinese Tony
An anonymous letter threatening the lives of several leaders of the On Leong Chinese Merchants association in Cleveland, Chicago and Pittsburgh was received at the group’s Cleveland headquarters. Officers named include Louis Woo president Wong Sing vice president Yee Chong secretary and Frank H Yee trustee. Police say the letter’s receipt follows a tong dispute and recent extortion attempts connected to Pittsburgh activity.
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Iives
On Leong Chinese Merchants Association
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Louis Woo
Wong Sing
Yee Chong
Frank H Yee
A Tong
Pallee
On Leong
Zelaya’s Body to Be Taken Home to Nicaragua
Managua reports the body of Gen Jose Santos Zelaya, president of Nicaragua for seventeen years and a famed Central American figure, who died in New York in 1918, will be brought back to Managua. Zelaya was exiled in 1909 and never returned.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Jose Santon Zelaya
Central America
New York
Zelaya
Burton Sees U S Policy Shift on European Diplomacy
Representative Theodore E. Burton of Ohio told the Interparliamentary Union in Herne Switzerland that American involvement in European conferences and leagues would be futile while bitter antagonisms persisted. He urged cautious engagement and cited Latin American arbitration as a model for peace, noting U S interest in peaceful European progress and the value of humanitarian efforts without League membership.
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Switzerland
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
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Urtes
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Burton
Santiago
Chile
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Eod
League of Nations
Jeague
Inter Hon
Cowlidge
Tiawes Commission
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Ounson
Jegissaries
Ebert and Marx Greet Calles Arrival in Berlin
President elect Calles of Mexico arrived in Berlin from Hamburg and was welcomed by President Ebert Chancellor Marx Foreign Minister Stresemann and many other German leaders in a ceremonial reception marking his visit.
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Berlin
Elect Callies
Mexico
Hamburg
Ert
Mara
Stresemann
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