Destroyers Reach Halifax to Assist U S Globe Fliers
Halifax reports destroyers arrive off Nova Scotia to aid American army aviators bound for Iceland and Greenland. Milwaukee, Lawsonsburne and other ships chart the route and lay buoys near Pictou. Planes retain pontoons for July to August departures from Indian Harbor to Ammagaslik and Trugtut, with final approach near Piet.
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Halifax
U.S
Globe Fliers
N.S
AL Po
Labrador
Iceland
Greenland
Clan Harbor
Cartwright Bay
Pictou
Boston
Tadian Horner
Milwaukee
Uss
Isias
Iseat
Brabant
Ming
Indias
Na Gesha
Warnarerg
Richmond
Agship
Magrude
Milwaunee
Lieut Bissell
Pasa Equipment Officer
The
United
Ales Aip Sere Art Tacis
Onterast
Fiers
Reysjaris
Ammagaslik
Au- Est
Trigtut
Aumuse
Ndlan Harbor
Hawke Bay
Piet
Iitteteo
Italian aviator Locatelli bids farewell before polar flight
Large crowds and officials gathered in Pisa to see Lieut Locatelli begin his flight toward northern regions for a pole expedition next year. He hoped to join American fliers for planning and support, embracing his mother before boarding. Weather and rough seas delayed his takeoff from the Arno river inlet.
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Italy
A. P
Lieut
Locatelli
North Pole
Locatell
Arnoiver
Elba
Viva Locatelli
Relics of Washington at Sulgrave Manor Tour by American lawyers
About five hundred visiting American lawyers toured Sulgrave Manor in London, presenting an American flag used in the Revolutionary War a Washington saddle bag from Valley Forge and a Washington wine chest. They sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic on the Sulgrave terrace and visited the original Washington pew. Another group toured Sliveden Thames and Westminster Palace with Viscount Haldane hosting. The itinerary ends with Oxford and Cambridge visits, plus trips to Paris and Ireland.
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London
jiBy Alps
Sulgrave Manor
George Washington
Valley Forge
Washington
Washington Shrine
Sulgrave Gardens
P Vy
Sulgrave Church
Sir Charles Wakefield
Inge
St. Paul's Cathedral
Sliveden Thames
Westminster Palace
Viscount Haldane
England
Oxford
Wambridge
Bar Association
Continent
Ireland
Paris
Vice Regal
Astor
Reds in Reichstag Have Prison Records
Report notes that among the communist delegation in the Reichstag only two are professionals, Roth Fischer and a lawyer. the rest are workers including metal workers, office workers, miners, carpenters, masons, railway workers, transport workers, a cook, and a masseur with prison history for arrival offenses.
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Reriin Guiy
Aslegatios
Reichstag
Roth Fischer
Ona
Bank Hold Up in Havana Net $30,000
July 20 Havana police recount a daylight bank robbery at Banco Del Comercio on Tuli Ano Street. Four or five bandits escaped with about $30,000, described as Cuba’s first daylight bank holdup. A chauffeur claimed to work for one robber and helped drive the bandits to Central Park before being detained with other suspects.
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Havana
Tuliano Street
Banco del Comercto
Cuba
Sputo
Central Park
Woman Abducted By Bandits Is Freed
Montreal July Miss Juliette Belanger 23 was abducted by three armed men after her escort Rene Bruneau 24 was forced to leave the car he drove home. She was released two hours later. She lost a pearl necklace and $8 and sustained bruises. Bruneau was robbed of $47 and his watch but not injured. The car was found abandoned. No arrests have been made.
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Montreal
Juliette Belanger
Rene Bruneau
Bruneau
Civilians urged to flee Sao Paulo as rebels resist
dispatches from Rio de Janeiro quote a War Ministry proclamation urging civilians to abandon Sao Paulo and leave rebels to their fate. Officials say government troops advance slowly, facing entrenched rebels aided by former Italian and German officers, with aerial reconnaissance and prisoner captures noted.
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State Department
Rio Janeiro
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Buenogaires
A. P
Ste Paulo
Tito Lobo Ia
Rio
Cuban president greets Crissinger during Havana visit
D R Crissinger of Marion Ohio, member of the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, was received by President Zayas at the palace in Havana. Crissinger called the visit a courtesy gesture and denied that his Cuba trip was to promote an air bank while noting efforts to reorganize the National Bank of Cuba, currently under liquidation.
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Cuba
D. R. Crissinger
Marion
Ohio
Federal Reserve Board
Washington
Zayas
Forty six priests quit church in Georgia for labor life
In Tiflis on July 25forty six priests of the Georgian one church abandoned their pastorates to pursue honest toil. They petition the soviet government for land to work for the masses, saying religion did not fit realities of life.
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Tiflis
Georgia
Georgian One Church
Morgan Denies Forcing Political Views In London
British officials say the Dawes plan work is nearly done with three issues remaining. Negotiators expect a Monday plenary session to address German plan violations, Ruhr railroad control, and German representation at the conference. The goal is to set a path for Dawes, with Berlin possibly sending delegates next Thursday.
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Germany
Berlin
London
Europe
Herriott
France
Macdonald
Great Britain
Optimistic White House on Dawes Plan Prospects
The White House reports the London conference is likely to approve the Dawes reparations plan to reconstruct Europe. President Coolidge, citing the need for Germany’s reconstruction, expects mutual concessions from premiers and is closely watching London deliberations for a definite settlement.
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Europe
White House
Dawes
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Germany
Coolidge
Three Government Parties Pledge Support to Marx
Berlin July 26 three government parties issued a strict statement backing Chancellor Marx and foreign minister Stresemann and denouncing nationalist attempts to disrupt the debates. The chancellor declined to discuss foreign events in the Reichstag while an invitation to the London conference remained pending and said there was no need to amplify earlier statements.
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Berlin
A. P.I
Marx
Reichstag
Stresemann
London
Playwright's Will Fought by Widow New York
Mrs Minia Hoffman widow of Aaron Hoffman the playwright filed objections to probate claiming mental incompetence and undue influence. The estate valued at about 150000 dollars to be split with the widow and her daughter Phyllis Moras before passing to the pianist sisters Esther and Joldie M Hoffman of Chicago.
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New York
Miniam Hoffman
Aaron Hoffman
Hoffman
Phyllis B. Moras
Esther and
Joldie M. Hoffman
Chicago
British Soviet Pact Making Progress In London Talks
London reports steady progress in Anglo Russian conference on a new treaty. Foreign offices deny breakup within a fortnight and say Prime Minister MacDonald will outline conference work to the House of Commons.
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London
Foreign Offices
MacDonald Woul
House of Cominons
Ship Founders Off Block Island. 13 Rescued
The steam freighter Mabel J. Karton of New York foundered off Block Island today after its port tail shaft broke. Thirteen crew members fled in lifeboats and were rescued by the steamer Stephen A. Boyle. The freighter carried no cargo.
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Newport. R
Mabel J. Karton
New York
Block Island
Stephen A. Boyle
Mayflower Pleases Father of President
Plymouth, July 26. Det. John C. Coolidge, father of the President, returns home after a 10 day White House visit. He notes the Mayflower cruise aboard the presidential yacht and recalls the large crew of 200 as neighbors place flowers at Calvin Coolidge’s grave.
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Plymouth
John C. Coolidge
White House
Col. Coolidge
Kane
Coolidge
Minister Schurman Meets Soviet Envoy in Peking
American minister Jacob Gould Schurman meeting with L. M. Karkham, the incoming Soviet ambassador to China, on the dispute over the old Russian legation. Dr V K Wellington Koo hosted at his residence as credentials near presentation. Schurman said settlement of outstanding points seems likely.
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Peking
A. P
Jacob Gould Schurman
L. M. Karkham
China
V. K. Wellington Koo
Russia
Schurman
40 Foot Yacht Traces Viking Route to New World
The Leif Erikson, a 40 foot yacht with four men, sails from Norway retracing the Vikings path to North America. It arrived at Vestmanneyjar Iceland and will head to Greenland then Labrador and finally New York by late September, per a cable to Norrespaat.
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Fortes
Leff Erikson
Norway
New World
Vestmanneyjart
Iceland
Norrespaat
Groeanland
Tabrador
Atlantic Coast
New Yorks
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Rosyth
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Sag Paulo
Crissinger
Reserve Board
Denies Mission
Maryland
Forrestville
Capitol
William C. Murphy
Continental Trust
14Th and
H Sts. N.W
Morgan
M. W Herriot
H. H Harjes
Morgan, Harjes and Company
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan and Company
Men Here
Harjes
Hughes
Studebaker
Penn Oil
N. E
Penn Oil Company
Studebaker Light
Joseph McReynolds
Commercial Auto & Supply Co
Bois de Boulenge
Marquette
Pehans
Peoples Drug Stores
Welch
Squibb’s
Daggett & Barmsdell
Woodbury
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