Herriot Under Fire As British Premier Outlines Policies
London July 10. British Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald explained his Paris visit and talks with M Herriot on reparations, signaling a move toward appeasing French concerns. He avoided a league or Hague reference and sought American help for arbitration duties, while denying a military pact with France and keeping the interallied talks on track for July 16.
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Ramsay Macdonald
House of Commons
Paris
M. Herriot
Macdonald
Herriot
Italy
Belgium
Japan
League of Nations
Hague Arbitration Tribunal
Reparation Commission
France
M. Potmeare
League
the Hague
Air Mail Saves Reserve Banks 809 500 Interest
Chicago July 10 Col Paul Henderson Assistant Postmaster General told the Illinois Bankers association the air mail would save 809 589 a year in interest charges on New York Federal Reserve Bank transactions with eleven other Federal reserve banks. He noted over 2 000 000 miles flown with no fatal accident and a destruction ratio of 120 pounds to 866 000 pounds, a superior record.
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Chicago
Air Mail
Paul Henderson
Ilinois Bankers Association
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Gompers Not in Danger, Resting at Coney Island
Samuel Gompers president of the AFL is at the Hotel Shelburne Coney Island seeking salt air rest and is not in danger of serious illness. W G Roberts says he attended two conferences today and came on physician advice after a general breakdown at Lenox Hill Hospital where a nurse has tended him. Gompers 74 years old has led the federation since 1882.
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Salt Air
W. G. Roberts
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Shelburne
W.G Roberts
Federation
Gompers
Mr. Roberts
Lenor Hill Hospital
Gompersa
Pirates Seize Ship's Rum Cargo in Atlantic Raid
Halifax reports French authorities probe a raid on the steamship Mulhouse off the New Jersey coast. On June 24, 30 raiders boarded the vessel from a New York registered speedboat, imprisoning the crew for ten days and transferring 33 000 cases of liquor valued at 560 000 to eight schooners.
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Halifax
Nova Scotia
Mulhouse
New Jersey
Ferrene
New York
Platonic Love Bride Of Broker Gwathmey
Archibald G Gwathmey Jr Brooklyn broker wed Betsy Binford Judd of Fort Dodge Iowa in Stamford Connecticut on July 4. Gwathmey had been divorced from his former wife for desertion by a Florida court last year and recently won a suit in which Mrs Judd’s name appeared. The jury ruled the relations with Mrs Judd were platonic.
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New York
Archibald G Gwathmey
Brooklyn
Betsy Binford Judd
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Stamford
Transformation Turns Madison Square Garden Into Pool
A vast pool will fill Madison Square Garden this Saturday, converting the convention hall into a gigantic swimming venue. Blue-walled pit stretches across the floor as 14 000 plus spectators may be accommodated daily.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Boy Killed by Fireworks Blast While Playing
A nine year old boy, George Speckt, was killed instantly when he struck a silver ball with an ax, mistaken for a toy but a fireworks bomb. His nine year old companion Walter Rokicaki died ten minutes later. The incident occurred as mothers watched nearby.
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New York
George Speckt
George
Walter Rokicaki
Calvin Coolidge Jr Buried In Plymouth Hillside Lot
Plymouth Vermont July 10 Calvin Coolidge Jr was laid to rest today in a family plot near his father's former home. Authorities report a simple service with prayers and a blessing as the President and Mrs Coolidge stood by the rose covered coffin. The Rev Dr Jason Noble Pierce spoke and a Marine bugler sounded taps. The couple, John and other family members, joined neighbors in a modest ceremony reflecting the President's wish for ordinary American rites.
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Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge, Jr
Vermont Hills
Coolidge
John
Jason Noble Pierce
First Congregational Church
Washington
Arthur S. Whitcomb
United States
Northampton
Vermont
the Land
White House
C. C
Calvin, Jr
Japanese envoy Hanihara to leave Washington for Japan
Ambassador Hanihara will depart Washington this afternoon for San Francisco en route to Japan. He spent the day bidding farewell to friends and wrapping up departure preparations. Yoshida, newly appointed counselor, will stay in charge until Hanihara's return or a new envoy is appointed. The embassy has seen many officials and private citizens bid him farewell amid high regard for his popularity.
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Washington
San Francisco
Japan
Altidustille
Bionvath
M. Yoshida
Auto Strikes Pole Injuring Family Near Four Mile Run
Eleanora Alien, 11, of Del Ray Virginia, fatally injured after an auto crowding off the road strikes a telephone pole near Four Mile Run. Her brother Charles Allen, 7, suffers brain concussion. Father Harry and mother Mrs. Allen receive cuts and injuries. The driver fled the scene.
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Eleanora Alien
del Ray
Four Mile Run
Alexandria General Hospital
Charles W. Allen
Harry Allen
Warden Censors Prohibition Author's Book
New York July 10 The Sing Sing censor ship casts doubt on William H Anderson's book Behind the Bars for Banishing Bars as Warden Lewis E Lawes says the author must submit copy for review potentially dulling the book's sting. The piece frames a collision between authorial truth and official censorship with Anderson portrayed as a prohibition martyr.
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Sing Sing
William H. Anderson
Antisaloon League
Lewis E. Lawes
Lawes
Anderson
Prohibition
Forfer
Davis Political Adviser 84 Knew It Years Ago
Col Johnson 84 year old Harrison county adviser to Davis sits under a large oak near Clarksburg discussing the Democratic nomination. He has long foretold Mr Davis rise, counted radio news from New York, and shaped hometown strategy with Dr J W Johnston and Percy Byrd as they plan recommendations to the candidate.
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W.va
New York
JC. Johnson
Harrison County
Underwood
Texas
William G. McAdoo
West Virginia
John W Davis
Mr Davis
Johnson
Nestor
Joseph Johnson
Virginia
J. W. Johnston
Col. Johnson
Poles Fight Over Minority Rights Bill Passed in Diet
Warsaw July 10 Polish government bill regulating national minority rights passed amid stormy scenes. Protesting minority deputies from Ukrianians White Russians Germans Russians and Jews clashed as two lawmakers were ejected and suspended for three sessions after exchanging blows.
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Warsaw
Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Polish Republic
Passengers Killed When Airplane Falls
Lancaster Pa July 10 three persons die when the plane carrying Edward Bowman Read ing Ruben C Saul and Russell EH Heckman crashes near the city Edward Behmer of Laritz the pilot is hospitalized severely injured. Seaboard changes timetable: trains from Washington depart 9 10 am and 4 35 pm and another at 2 35 pm.
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Lancaster
Edward Bowman
Ruben C Saul
Russell EH Heckman
Reading
Edward Behmer
Laritz
Seaboard
Washington
Naval Officer Begins 8-Year Prison Term
Lieutenant Commander Frank L. Johnston, formerly executive officer of the destroyer Preston, began an eight year sentence in the Portsmouth Naval Prison after a general court martial at the Charlestown Navy Yard found him guilty of a statutory offense. Johnston entered Annapolis from St. Louis and graduated from the Naval Academy in 1913.
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Frank L. Johnston
Preston
Naval Prison
Portsmouth
N. H
Charlestown Navy Yard
Johnston
Annapolis
St. Louis
Naval Academy
Troops Advance On Bolivian Rebels At Santa Cruz
Bolivian government forces push toward Santa Cruz de la Sierra as rebels, labeled foreign mercenaries by La Paz papers, face internal rifts over how to respond to the federal offensive. Reported defections and fleeing workers regroup in nearby towns to join government troops.
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Wenog
Santa Cruz
Veritable Warfare Waged in Brazil
Buenos Aires reports deep unrest in Sao Paulo with rebels besieged from north and south. Brazilian and foreign sources say operations are run by the federal army from a distant headquarters. Heavy artillery bombardment continues as the insurrection persists across parts of Brazil.
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Buenos Aires
AFP
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Federal Army
Saco Paulo
Immigrants Lose US Travel Hope Under New Visa Rule
London reports new American immigration rules suspend 75,000 British travelers with steamship tickets. Applicants must write to the nearest American consulate for an appointment to obtain a visa. Eligible entrants receive visa certificates guaranteeing admission to the United States without Ellis Island detention.
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United Kingdom
United States
America
Ellis Island
Youth Killed in Joke Two Men Arrested in New Jersey
Freehold New Jersey July 10 Michael Flaherty and James Downey taxi drivers were formally charged with the murder of 17 year old George Silberman. Silberman was shot last night after he was lured to a deserted bungalow by a prank letter. Police said the suspects denied any intent to kill.
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Michael Flaherty
James Downey
George Silberman
Keanshuts Police
Roa
Downes Cimitten Frone
Ore
Bryan meets Davis for talk on campaign in New York
Democratic nominee Davis held a conference with running mate Bryan and Willian Jennings Bryan after a day of reception at the Wall Street hotel. He declined issue discussion to avoid papers amid Coolidge funeral. Messages of support poured in from Mrs Woodrow Wilson and others as Davis prepared to rest before his campaign plan.
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J . Sanders
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Big Bill " Nye
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End & Poste
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