Geneva prepares new draft of pact for disarmament
Stowaways on airship ZR-3 face forced overboard with parachutes if found aboard. Zeppelin officials said strict precautions will prevent unauthorized passage as 26 Germans staff the flight and Americans include Capt George W Steele Jr and Lt Comdr Sydney M Krauss. Inflation of gas bags finished and ZR-3 held in ballast awaiting first flight.
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Valera offers partial call firemen to guard Ulster Klan church
The Washington Post reports in Havre de Grace Maryland on August 24 that the Ku Klux Klan held a church dedication in Webster near town, guarded by Susquehanna Hose Company No 1. American Legion members paraded as the fire engine stood by for safety during the ceremony at the Webster Community Christian Church.
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Border posts clash amid grain export decision
The government kept grain exports in Russia’s economic plan, setting a 76,000,000 poods limit for abroad. Premier Rykov announced harvest projections including reserves, with exports allowed only after population needs and famine-area relief are secured, and funds earmarked for relief totaling about $25.6 million.
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Two Policemen Hurt Pursuing Speedster
Police chase ends in crash injuring two officers and damaging a parked car on Samb oomagtedinn street. A motorcyclist struck the vehicle while fleeing, leaving bystanders startled and authorities launching an investigation.
Two Men Burned in Gasoline Explosion
Two men were severely burned when gasoline exploded near Untina and Allen streets. Firefighters arrived as a blazing fire belched from a poured gasoline source. One victim was rushed to a hospital while crews worked to extinguish the blaze.
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Pacific Liner in Trouble Over Boiler Issues
Fragmentary OCR notes cite the steamer President Jackson about five days out of Manila with trouble to port boilers and a return to Manila. Mentions a quarrel involving a son in law and a Hancock County incident, with names such as Marion Sparks and others in a garbled local context.
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British Give Up Irish Fort on Donegal Border Evacuated
British troops evacuated the fort at the Donegal Fermanagh border after 27 months of fighting. The fort will be turned over to Free State troops on Monday. Ulster government reportedly worries over a proposed bridge across the Tougherne to ease crossing into Bellek.
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Belgians to Leave Dortmund in Early September
Aug 24 Brussels reports Belgian troops will evacuate Dortmund in the first days of September. The Lippewesel customs post may be abandoned as well if the situation remains favorable, and the class of 1923 might not be kept with the colors for two extra months. The Dawes plan gains parliamentary approval in Paris amid debate.
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Three Casualties Mark Sham Battle at Camp Knox
A 36 hour sham battle at Camp Knox involving 18 600 national guardsmen produced three serious casualties. The event ended near noon Saturday after 15 minutes of big gun fire and thousands of rounds. Frank S Barker of Covington may lose an eye from a cheek gash when a tank bumped a tree. John Hobabbs Loutaville was hurt trying to stop a runaway ammunition wagon. Lt Donald Kokomo suffered heat prostration but is recovering in the camp hospital.
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Lillian Harrison Plans Channel Swim Attempt in August
Lillian Harrison a 20 year old from Argentina prepares for a Channel swim from Cape Griz Nez toward Calais. She swam out to a point several miles east and back and hopes to attempt the Channel crossing by the end of August.
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Death of Malcolm Robert Imbrie At Tehran Well Attack
A detailed report from Minneapolis dated August 24 describes the killing of Malcolm Robert Imbrie acting American consul at Tehran on July 18 by a fanatical mob at a sacred well. The mob attacked the consul, struck him with a sword, and broke into the hospital where he later died after severe injuries. The incident followed a violent assault at the well as crowds rioted with police and soldiers present.
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Defense Day Divides Lutherans Over War Views
A Bedford Pennsylvania church service on Defense Day sparked division as Dr Diffenderfer and Mr Carney aligned with defense mobilization while one member urged adherence to pacifist lines. The controversy centered on conflict avoidance versus preparation and the pastor’s stance drew mixed reactions from attendees.
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Moses
Christian Church
Bedford Pa
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Five Spanish Columns Operate in Morocco
Five Spanish columns push into Morocco forming a triangle of about 25 miles per side. Troops face rugged terrain with mountain ranges and broken ground, hindering advances. About 15 000 fresh troops are deployed to garrison posts and guard convoys along the Tau river fronts.
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Wilbur Welcomed In Torrential Rain In Boone Iowa
A torrential rain could not stop a public reception at the birthplace of Secretary of the Navy Curtis Wilbur in Boone Iowa. He arrived late afternoon, attended an informal banquet, and thanked the crowd without discussing national affairs. Two more engagements were added, a luncheon and a dinner in San Francisco, before returning to Washington on September 24.
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