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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1924

Page

16

Hughes Paris Visit Expected to Shape Reparations Talks

Secretary Hughes is expected to visit Paris to smooth German reparations talks, aiming to influence the Dawes plan implementation. Berlin discussions and French positions loom large as the United States weighs how to assist Europe without becoming a formal delegate.

Washington Hughes United States London Hlahes Europe France Dawes Garmany Paria Ertan Berln Iaton Germany Gust Seeetar Tne Amerian Meraden Houshes Pli Herriot Poin 3Re Ruhr Frances Vrary Efreum Reparations Commission Belgium Dawes Manth Need To Advance Money For T Ermane Eneml Trance Ermansy Fata

1,000 Women Attend Political Forum of College Graduates

About 1000 university women and guests attended a forum dinner at the National Club of the American Association of University Women. Speakers from Republican, Democratic, and Progressive groups discussed platforms, taxes, law enforcement, and international cooperation.

National Club of the American Association of University Women Conference For Progressive Mabel Walker Willebrandt United States Republican Party President Coolidge Cleveland

Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in July Mix

A garbled obituary row lists several individuals with funeral notices and memorials across dates in July 1948. Included are Cadel Mondar, Donnille, Hyssif Siac, Espey, Robert Elmer, Mills, Sarah, Mull en, and Tiffey, with mentions of residences and funeral times. entries reference Alexandra and Mount Olivet cemeteries, and various streets and hospitals. The readable items indicate local notices for July services and interments with family affiliations and locations across Nebraska and Maryland.

Cadel Mary T Jrmse Ter Tate Calvert Street Pevete Alexandra Ya Donnelle North Cantols Hyssif Siach James D Donnelly Wes Farbrn Espey Childrens Hospital Robert Elmer Edward Send Bessie Neral Irving Street Northweat Arine Sacred Heart Masa Biral Mount Olivet Lemetee Gad Tiends Mills Baltmore Sarah Fo Abert Wo Mills Mullen Carhernen Omaha Nebr Martha Tract Beaved Sist Mont Lily WooTit Eison Wasle Ngied Moos Julia Bo Piffee Mia Woj Jishawn Ashmeni Island Avenue Tiividas

159 Lives Lost With Japanese Ship

A dispatch reports the Taker Maru wreck off Cape Notero near Hokkaido causing 159 deaths. The freighter carried 18 passengers and 64 crew, with 5 lifeboat survivors. Causes vary between a collision with Kamikura Maru and striking rocks. all aboard were Japanese. Also noted: Count Alexander Krzynski named Polish foreign minister at the League of Nations.

Tokhoen Cape Notero Hokkado Asahi North Japan Steamship Company Sagha li Hokkaido Warsaw Alexander Kkrzynski League of Nations Zamoyski

U S SAVES LONDON SESSION FRENCH DRAFT NEW FORMULA

United States representatives steer discussions at the London conference on restoring economic unity in the Ruhr area and implementing the Dawes plan. The plan's timetable urges swift German legislation and phased measures with Allied oversight. Ambassadors and officials report cautious optimism as German and Allied authorities align on reparations, currency, and railway labor shifts.

U. S London Joan Col Logan Committee On Ruhr Rhine Thomas Tm Mic Ales Germany Finnel Thomas Im 1 Partion Commission Reich Rhineland Reputation Commission Pawes Dawes Department of Commerce Berlin United States

President breaks ground for church ceremony amid cheers

A presidential ground breaking for a new Methodist Episcopal church drew workers, officials, and attendees in a ceremonial procession. Flowers were presented to Mrs. Coolidge as receptions and prayers framed the event, with speakers forecasting unity within the church and strong support for prohibition.

Mrs. Coolidge

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