Herriot Urges Debt Cancellation in Senate Debate
Paris July reports show Premier Herriot defending debt relief as essential to reestablishing Franco British relations. He and Dawes plan supporters push for equitable reduction of interallied debts while avoiding immediate German default arbitration. Col James Logan arrives in London to join reparations talks with Kellogg and Young.
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Crow's Caws Maftled Radio at Convent Court
New York July 11 An after math of the Democratic national convention was heard in Police Magistrate Goodman's court between Mrs. Kuni Schlott a roominghouse keeper and Miss Virginia Pope manager of a bird hospital next door. The crow in Pope's care allegedly drowned out convention radio with haw haw and cat eaw sounds. The magistrate adjourned the case until health authorities could investigate.
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Alabama
Underwood
Elect a Democrat McAdoo Urges Unity After Convention
William Gibbs McAdoo, formerly noncommittal on campaign strategy, urged unity for a Democrat victory. He spoke at the New Amsterdam theater after Will Rogers teased him on stage, while his wife and he received an ovation. He said he would travel to Europe for a brief family trip before gathering support for the party.
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William Gibbs McAdoo
Will Rogers
New Amsterdam
Europe
Antisaloon League Praises Davis in Democratic Platform Statement
The Antisaloon League of America via its chairman Bishop James Cannon Jr announces the wets failed to insert a wet plank or candidate at the Democratic convention. It says there is no beer or wine smell in the platform and the candidate supports strong law enforcement.
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James Cannon, Jr
American Boys Claim Daily Mail Trophy in England
Three American boys Harold Gantrapp Donald Williams and Eleyn Faulkus won the Daily Mail gold cup at Hayward Heath by 96 points over the English team. The Dairy Heifer club of Whiteside County Illinois produced the victors among 46 0600 entrants.
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Donald Williams
Eleyn Faulkus
Daily Mail
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Dairy Heifer Club
Whiteside County
Riot in Delhi Leaves Several Dead Amid Citywide Disturbance
July 11 reports say several killed in Hindu Muslim riot in Delhi. Citywide participation, closed shops, and armored police patrols followed after a Muslim boy drawing water from a well sparked the clash. The boy died after hospital treatment.
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India
Autos Win Race With Minnesota Tornado
Between 45 and 50 people, nearly all of Airlie residents, fled into automobiles to elude a small tornado that swept through Pipestone county town this afternoon. Two residences, a warehouse, and a garage were wrecked with no injuries reported.
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American Aviators At Constantinople Reach City
Constantinople July 11 By A P The American army fliers on a flight around the world arrived here yesterday. All of the men are in good health. The aviators will depart tomorrow for Bucharest and expect to reach Paris in time to participate in the next leg of the journey.
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Bucharest
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Bryan Sees Davis Run True Progressive Ticket
By Harry N. Price Bryan says Davis will surprise in the presidential race and overcome objections to his legal ties. He praises Davis personal qualities while noting the platform and running mate choices as key to winning progressive voters amid a split Democratic view.
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John W. Davis
Mr. Davis
Bryan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Charles
Nebraska
Davis
Calles Wins Capital By 41,455 to 8,540
In Mexico City Gen Plutarco Elias Calles led with 41 455 votes and Gen Angel Flores 8 549 as official returns were released today. Provincial totals will be tabulated in a few days. Calles deputies won in the capital amid no serious clashes reported.
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Mexico City
A. P
Plutarco Elias Calles
Angel Flores
Calles
Low Heels Return to Paris Fashion Circles
Paris fashions shift as low heels return to popularity with mannequins displaying curved and plain flat heels in Bois Boulogne eateries and major dressmaker shops the week of July 11.
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Bois Boulogne
Severe earthquake recorded at Georgetown University
An earthquake of pronounced intensity was recorded yesterday at Georgetown University. It lasted from 3 09 to 56 p.m. with maximum intensity between 23 48 and 3 66. The estimated distance from Washington is 7 500 miles, according to Rev. F A Tondorf, director, though the direction was undetermined.
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Washington
F. A. Tondorf
Sao Paulo Falls to Insurgents in Bombarded Capital
Sao Paulo and surrounding areas are reported under rebel control as the governor and state officials flee the capital. A midnigh dispatch from Consul Heeberle notes life and property protection promised, with city damage and oil deposits set ablaze.
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Brazil
Parana
Hughes Prese nce Abroad Will Be Curreaching Import View Here
Secretary of State Hughes may travel to Europe amid economic crisis and reparations talks. He plans to attend the American Bar Association meeting July 21 28 in New York and Paris receptions, with possible stops in Rome and other cities. His exact postmeeting vacation plans remain undecided as world affairs press his schedule.
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American Bar Association
Plot Against Tokugawa Revealed In Tokyo Murder Plot
Tokyo July 11 police traced a suspected communist to a plan to kill all Tokugawa blood, starting with Prince Tokugawa, speaker of the house at the Washington conference. A confession and a blood-signed society roll were seized, tied to Eta outcasts who seek the prince’s resignations.
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Yale Man Dies in Billings Olives Poisoning Tragedy
Philadelphia to Billings report details Thomas Peter de Q Richardson son of Tolbert N Richardson first vice president of the Manufacturing Company of America and Yale junior. Two other children Tolbert N Richardson Jr and Sara Ellen were in critical condition from eating ripe olives. Mrs Richardson and others traveled to Billings. Thomas Gillespie a Yale guest is named among the dead or dying in a linked tragedy.
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Tuter
Faull Ache, Jr
Govwas Decor
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Infant Dies After Eating Artificial Grapes From Hat
In Birmingham Alabama on July 11 Huey Fulmer an infant son of Mrs Tom Fulmer Als ate artificial grapes from his mother's hat. The incident caused the child's death with authorities investigating the circumstances surrounding the meal from the hat.
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Ala
Huey Fulmer
Tom Fulmer
Als
Pirates Seize Ram Ship Kill Captain
New York July 11 Following reports two weeks ago of the French steamship Mulhouse boarded off the New Jersey coast by ram pirates who took liquor valued at 500000 dollars a second ship was also boarded and its captain killed, the cargo including whiskies brandies and cordials worth over 250000 dollars was seized. French consular authorities at Halifax investigate the raid.
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Halifax
Mulhouse
New Jersey
Ferrenc
M Adoo Seeks Davis Support In Private Hour Conference
In New York the Democratic contender Mr Davis and Mr Adee confer for hours with party leaders including Gay Smith and Corde saaman of the Democratic National Committee. They discuss nominees and possible support while notes from Rockwell and Hull indicate ongoing planning for the campaign with other party figures and lawyers. The meeting hints at cohesion efforts ahead of the next primary, with further decisions expected next week.
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Adee Gay Smith
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Adeeene
Mans Sears
Bryan
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