Young to arbitrate Berlin reparations talks
An article notes discussions on May plans with Joseph A. Dawes era figures. Young signals willingness to act as arbiter during a three month stay in Berlin as part of the reparations commission. Washington officials debate membership legalization and US Senate action.
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Fa Orferen
Reparatio’commission
Soma ‘Gu
Coolidge
Wasungton
Germany
Dawes Pianotheater
Senate Action
Tooreyaratt
Youn
Arryen
Mo Macddin
Dawes
J Po
Ameria
Britain ratifies Lausanne treaty as foreign fairs debate fades
A brief note records Britain ratifying the Lausanne treaty as discussions on foreign affairs ease in Parliament. The action marks a formal acceptance of the Lausanne arrangements, aligning Britain with the postwar settlement and signaling a shift in diplomatic posture.
Navy to Guard World Fliers Crossing Atlantic
The Navy approved plans for a coordinated Atlantic crossing by world fliers with Rear Admiral Thomas F Magruder commanding the light cruiser squadron. Richmond will lead from Newport July 20 meeting Raleigh and two destroyers, guarding the route from Fingland to Orkney, August start. Five destroyers from Newport mid July will extend protection along Greenland coast. Flight from Orkney to Pictou runs August 1 to 21 with arrivals in Boston on the same day as Pictou departure.
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Thomas F Magruder
Navy
Army World Filers
Atlantic
Navy Department
Richmond
Admiral Magruders
Newport
Rosythm Secoland
Raleigh
Fingland
Orkney
Isslands
Orkney Islands
Teeland
New York
Halifax
Milwaukee
Army
Ice
Coughlin
Preston
Barry
Lawrence
McFarland
Greenland
Pictou
Nova Scotia
Army Air Service Headquarters
Fers
Kirkwall
Hom Hornafjord
Augusta Reykjavik
Iceland
Anmagsalik
Ivigtut Greenland
Indian Harbor
Labrador
Hawke Bay Labrador
Boston
London Conference Opens With Positive Tone
The London conference begins with a cordial atmosphere as dominions lack formal representation and no decisions on their status. France resists isolated action while Britain seeks guarantees of security to curb French conduct, amid discussions of German defaults and broader arrangements.
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Thomas
Macdonald
Great Britain
The
Chicago
De Valera and Stack Freed From Prison
Irish leaders Eamon de Valera and Austin Stack are released from Arbor Hill barracks amid ongoing political tension. The 1923 cease fire and deputies’ seating question loom as legal moves seek control of 250000 dollars raised in bonds for the Irish republic. The dispute stretches across Irish and U.S. courts with trustees named by de Valera and Mann.
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Dainin
By & FP
Eamon de Valera
Austin Stack
Arbor Hill
Evemont
de Valerans
Republican Party
de Valeras
Dailyireann
de Valera
Chancery Court
Daily American Funds
New York
Supreme Court Juatice Burr
Trish Free State
High Court of Justice of Ireland
Irish Republic
Amon Deatera
Stephen Q Mann
Chinese Servants Strike Spreads in Foreign Quarter
Chinese workers in the Shameen foreign settlement begin a general strike over new movement regulations. House and office staff join as Europeans manned facilities like an ice factory and water works. The lctaria hotel becomes a community kitchen for residents. The strike spreads to shopkeepers and Khisha runners. Foreign protection vessels, including the American gunboat Sacramento, the British Cfcata, and an Italian ship, are en route.
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Thei
Shameen House
Fiuropeans
Hise
Lctaria
Tao
Sacramento
Cfcata
Warspite Stokers Win Admiral Rodman Cup
Warspite crew members aboard the British battleship Warspite win the Rodman Cup in Plymouth England. Admiral Hugh Rodman presented the trophy to honor US and British navy cooperation during wartime service. Admiral Sir John de Robeck notes great enthusiasm for the race in the Atlantic fleet competition.
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Plymouth
England
Hugh Rodman
John de Robeck
Admiral Rodman
United States
Publisher Tried To Kidnap Daughter In New York
Cortlandt H Young publisher of Young's Magazine and other periodicals was arrested in his wife's apartment on July 16 charged with attempting to kidnap their 3 year old daughter Rosabelle. Mrs Young says he broke into the apartment and snatched the child from bed then seized her throat when she resisted. a policeman intervened as they were separated in May 1923. Mrs Young had accused him of cruelty. before marriage Young was Dorothy Campbell a vaudeville dancer.
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New York
Cortlandt H Young
Young’s Magazine
Rosabelle
Macdonald Defends Dawes Plan Aimed at German Recovery
Prime Minister Macdonald argues the Dawes Plan can stabilize Germany by reuniting its economy and securing creditor backing. He says the plan balances German payments, stabilizes currency, and avoids shocks to exchanges while urging American involvement as a wary but helpful partner for rapid European rebuilding.
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Macdonad Eaic
Germany
Macdonald
Dawes
Kellogg
America
Europe
Mexico City Tampico Plane Line Assured
The government signed a ten year concession contract with the Mexican Aviation Company to establish an airplane service between Mexico City and Tampico. One fleet of fifteen planes will carry three passengers each, beginning within six weeks.
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Mexico City
Mexican Aviation Company
Tampico
Rainbow Veterans Revisit France and Elect Officers
Rainbow division veterans close annual reunion in Columbia by electing Fred B. Crawford as president and selecting Chicago for next convention. Officers include Raymond Cheseldine, Charles Kaim, and A C Davis. Father Francis P Duffy named reflected chaplain. Resolutions condemn pacifism and unpreparedness. committee to study 1928 reunion in France.
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Columbia
Rainbow Division
Chicago
Fred B. Crawford
149Th Field Artillery
Raymond E Cheseldine
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Kaim
New York
A. C. Davis
Los Angeles
Francis P. Duffy
France
Unitea
U S World Fliers greeted in London after 18000 mile flight
Six bronzed American aviators arrive at Croydon near London after 18000 miles and 244 flight hours from Seattle. Crowds mobbed the planes as they rest before engine checks at Brough. Mrs MacLaren and embassy officials greet the crew amid cheers and hugs.
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London
Seattle
Croydon
Atlantic
Iceland
Greenland
Lebourgret
Paria
English Channel
Brough
Kirkwall
Orkneys
Paris
Meg, MacLaren
Stuart MacLaren
Lieut Lowell B Smith
Lieut Leslis H Arnold
Smith
Howard C Davidson
Chicago
Lieut Smith
Lieut Arnold
New Orleans
Eric Nelson
John Harding, Jr
Boston
Vieut
Leigh Wade
Sergi A M Ogden
Mre MacLaren
Frederick A Sterling
Maj Davidson
Sterling
Ambassader Kellogg
A H Lonncroft
British
Air Ministry
R Webb-Boren
Royal Air Force
Japan to fund world flight amid exclusion act protest
An elderly Japanese businessman donated 50 000 to the army aviation service to promote a round the world flight by Japanese firms. General Muramasa, in a war office letter, denounces the US exclusion act and says Japan must modernize aviation while Allied fliers visit, viewing the gift as a motive to advance aviation despite tensions.
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London
Army Aviation Service
Firman
Muramasa
War Office
Japan
The
Chicago Tribune
Rset
Collection of Mammoth Teeth Worries Curator
The Smithsonian Institution faces a growing surplus of mammoth and mastodon teeth from global sources. Curator Charles W. Gilmore reports eight filled cabinets and no space left as teeth arrive weighing five to fifty pounds each. His Alaska collection sparked ongoing shipments to paleontology researchers and students.
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Smithsonian Institution
Paleontology
Charles W. Gilmore
Department of
Gilmore
Alaska
FLOE-DENTED BEAR NEARING HOME IN ARCTIC
Nome Alaska July 16 AP the US coast guard cutter Bear after damage and arctic weather since May 14 nears Nome with mail for the district and Point Barrow and a large stock of food. Washington orders its return and dismantling may end its fiftieth voyage.
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Nome
Alaska
Fee
Severa
Bering Sea
United States Coast Guard
Bear
Point Barrow
Washington
United States
Arctic
Unalaska
American Girl Scouts Join Camp in Britain
American girl scouts and 166000 fellow scouts left London for the World Camp of Girl Guides at Foxlease Hampshire. The week long camp features 36 nationalities with each group sharing camping methods. Chief Scout Sir Robert Baden Powell and Chief Guide Lady Baden Powell will open the event with talks and the schedule includes League of Nations discussions.
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London
Girl Scouts
Ark Scouts
Girl iGuides
Foxlease
Hampshire
Robert Baden Powell
Lady Baden Powell
League of Nations
Converts Win 20009 Suit Against House of David
The US circuit court of appeals affirmed the Southern District of Michigan in awarding John Hansel and wife of Grand Rapids a $20,000 verdict against Benjamin Purnell, known as king of the House of David. The Hansels gave Purnell $20,000 in property after joining the colony but withdrew when they learned it benefited Purnell personally. The Federal court had previously dissolved the House of David colony.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Michigan
John Hansel
Grand Rapids
Mich
Benjamin Purnell
House of David
Hansets
Purnell
Church Union Bill Passed in Parliament Unopposed
Ottawa July 16 The church union bill uniting the Presbyterian Methodist and Congregational churches of Canada passed final stages in parliament. The house of commons adopted a senate amendment allowing any congregation to remain out of the united church.
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Ottawa
Church Union
Presbyterian Methodist and
Congregational Churches of Canada
House of Commons
Senate
United Church
Brazilian forces claim major rebel capture in Sao Paulo
Buenos Aires reports from Rio de Janeiro say Brazil sealed a major action against rebels, taking many prisoners including freed penitents. Telegrams show patriotic battalions forming in Sao Paulo cities as federal artillery outperforms rebel guns and front operations proceed normally.
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Buenos Aires
Filo Janeiro
Brazil
Associated Press
United Press
Rio Janeiro
la Nacion
Sao Paulo
S20 Paulo
Teach School Pupils Operation of Banks Speciate
The Washington Post reports in Baltimore that 114 million school children are being instructed in bank uses. Stephen J. Miller, national educational director of the American Institute of Banking, says chapters visit public schools to teach banking as part of elementary education. Delegates toured Annapolis and the Naval Academy.
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Washington Post
Baltimore
Stephen J. Miller
American Institute of Banking
Miller
Annapoli
Naval Academy
Four Americans seek divorces in Paris
Four American divorce suits were filed in Paris courts. Royal Ransom Miller sues Mrs Pattie Chandler Day Miller over authority, married in New York in 1916. Mrs Geraldine Adee sues Bradley Adee, married in Tuxedo Park, New York, in 1920. Mrs Dorothy Standles Matthews Harrington sues James Harrington, married in Cincinnati in 1915. Mrs Gladys Amory sues Charles M Amory, married in Manchester, Massachusetts, in 1917. Mrs James J Harrington, formerly Miss Dorothy Stanley Matthews, filed for divorce in Paris. she was socially prominent in Cincinnati, married Harrington in 1915, when he was Ford Motor Company office assistant manager. He later became European manager of Ford.
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Paris
Taly
Royal Ransom Miller
Pattie Chandler Day Miller
New York
Geraldine Adee
Bradley Adee
Tuxedo Park
Dorothy Standles
Matthewn Harrington
James Harrington
Cincinnati
Gladys Amory
Charles M Amory
Manchester
Mass
James J Harrington
Dorothy Stanley Matthews
Herrington
Ford Motor Car Company
Ford Company
SELFIDGE SPEAKS AT WORLD AD MEN MEETING IN LONDON
London hosts the International Advertisers Association where Gordon Selfridge addressed the crowd on department store advertising at scale. Notable speakers included Edison White of Chicago and James Schermerhorn of Detroit, with dept store managers and professors from New York University and others contributing.
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London
Businese
Gordar Boelfridge
Ancr
H ¢ Campbells
Seattle
Chariew Palin
Philadelphia
Ov Hathkina
New York University
Pearson
New York
Joseph Mils
Detroit
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