Berlin War Office and Allied Control Clash Over Force Build Up
A telegraphic dispatch reports a clash between Germanys War Office and the Allied Control Commission as accusations fly over illegal armed force growth. The dispute centers on Germanys wartime and postwar military leadership, with the commission alleging miscounting of personnel and covert mobilization. The tension threatens the London Conference, with both sides trading charges and warnings amid a fraught diplomatic climate.
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Epidemic Anthrax Fatalities Rise Amid Health Campaign
Authorities report a severe anthrax outbreak claiming over a score of lives with thousands affected. State veterinarians and health officials urge action as deaths mount and the disease devastates communities nationwide amid ongoing response efforts.
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Nashville Air Mail Flight Aided By Rich Woman Missing Case
A wealthy Macon matron, Mrs Dickson, has been missing since Friday after an air mail flight attempt and a Tampa trip. Police suspect foul play tied to her property. Dickson says a relative aided the disappearance and is held for questioning.
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Paris Debates Dawes Talks as German Delegation Expected
Paris discusses Dawes plan progress amid conflicts at the London conference. Herriot acknowledges differences while urging continued negotiations to avoid rupturing the talks. French leaders foresee extending the German invitation and preparing for a German delegation liaison in London. Parliament contemplates a mid September adjournment.
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Germany in Need of Aid Says League Financier
Sir James Arthur Salter of the League of Nations arrived in New York aboard the Olympic to discuss Germany’s economic distress and the need for an international loan. He warned American bankers that Germany’s security may rely on France’s willingness to release Ruhr resources, and he spoke on European recovery before the Institute.
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Col Logan Tries To Drop Military Title
The American observer James Logan sought to drop his colonel rank at an international conference. Despite his request to be known as Mr Logan, officials and newspapers resisted. The attempt to shed the military title failed to gain acceptance among delegates and press.
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Hughes Berlin visit and German attitude in US Russia policy
A distorted OCR text discusses Secretary Hughes and his Berlin visit, noting how German officials and industrialists view US Russia policy and the Dawes Plan. It analyzes potential outcomes of his trip, possible meetings with Stresemann, and the impact on Anglo German relations during his Berlin schedule. The piece reflects observer expectations of US aims in Europe.
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Vault Foils Bandits In Dover Bank Heist
A Dover bank raid left the First State Bank of Dover damaged by nitroglycerin blasts as bandits failed to reach the vault. About ten thousand dollars was reported stolen before the group abandoned the attempt and fled the town.
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U. S. Steel Votes Special Dividend Controversy
A record in the court notes U S Steel approving a special dividend amid a dispute over party involvement and jurisdiction. The proceedings examine ignored conditions and an asserted unjust decision, with various city interests seeking to join.
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Two Dersheimer brothers held over death of their parents
Cap Ba Inky 7 Henjyamin Foo and Chest ro A Dershemt, sons of Karl Dersheimer, were detained in Harrisburg PA on charges tied to the death of their parents by gas asphyxiation to gain an estate valued at over eight thousand dollars. The hearing slated for Bridas or Saturday. Eight of the twelve Dersheimer children attended, some testifying for the prosecution.
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Paris Divorce Decree Read To Mrs Fleischmann
A Paris court grants a divorce decree to Mrs Fleischmann after a lengthy dispute with her husband. The judgment finds abandonment and conjugal misconduct, noting the estrangement and irretrievable breakdown of the marriage. Financial details indicate a yearly income and property considerations addressed in the settlement.
Charley Ross Case Ties to Loeb Plot, Detectives Say
Chicago detectives say the Charley Ross kidnapping inspired the Loeb and Leopold plan that led to Robert Franks’s death. They cite similarities: two youths abducting boys, fake letters about ransom, and a demand to toss money from a speeding train. The investigation notes the fathers’ actions mirrored in both cases.
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State completes evidence against slayers of Franks
The trial description covers confessions read at length, defense cross examination limited, and judges and spectators in a crowded courtroom. Witnesses and letters from prisoners reveal the defense strategy, with lawyers pressing publication disputes and personal notes from inmates amid the lengthy testimony.
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Carnegie Institute Receives Eight Million Dollar Gift
A historic donation of eight million dollars was given to the Carnegie Institute, earmarked to support the Institute’s operations and endowment. The gift will fund scholarships, scientific programs, and facility improvements, boosting research and education nationwide.
Persia Says Officer Died Helping Imbrie
In a terse report from Ihoran, authorities confirm an officer died in the line of duty while aiding Imbrie. Details are scarce, with dispatches noting the death followed a series of tense incidents involving local authorities and the Consul, but no further names or exact circumstances are provided.
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Grain receipt fraud charged against two men
The Kansas City Board of Trade suspended WoT Lincoln local manager of Armour Grain Company and George F. Marcy of Chicago, president, for ten and sixty days respectively, alleging rewrites of grain receipts to claim higher grades. Warehouse receipts were altered and new ones issued for No 2 grade, inflating value by between 10 000 and 1000 dollars. Discovery occurred in the secretary’s office, prompting an official weighup reinspection of the elevator by board officials.
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Fight Against Firpo To Be Brought Here
A garbled report from New York outlines immigration and deportation debates tied to a proposed boxing match involving Firpo. Names such as Henry Ho Curran and Roy William Sheafe appear amid unclear references to commissioners, clergymen, and Washington action. The fragmentary text hints at legal and political maneuvers around allowing entry or preventing deportation ahead of a bout, but specifics are unreadable.
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Warren sees growing business with Mexico
A garbled Washington report notes increasing commerce between Warren and Mexico with references to trade and potential weekly events. The fragment hints at economic ties and regional activity, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
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Ship Board Study in Europe Ends
A tangled report notes the end of a ship board study in Europe. The fragment mentions personnel and investigations, with references to oversight and potential follow up actions. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
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Rhode Island G. O. P. Opens Bomb Inquiry
The Rhode Island Republican Party initiates an inquiry into a bomb incident amid political tensions. Party officials confirm the probe focuses on alleged threats connected to state campaigns and security lapses at party events.
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P S C Will Demand Phone Company Data
Baltimore July 29 The public service commission will issue tomorrow a formal complaint calling upon the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company and several related firms to produce books contracts and papers. A public hearing is set for September 22 to consider proposed rate increases across Maryland. The Chesapeake and Potomac company and associates including American Telephone and Telegraph Company Western Electric Company and telephone service firms in Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and New York are named defendants.
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Sensation Likely in Widow's Murder Case
In Lapeer an early Sunday morning murder rocked Mrs Hianchelami a widow whose body was found at home. Investigators questioned two sisters and a man from Port Huron as searches for the killer intensified. County officers brought in a 35 year old man for questioning as details remained under wraps.
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Miss Duncan Cherished by Court During Officer Trial
Reader witnesses recall Miss Duncan's remarks as she faced an officer's trial. The courtroom heard about threats, a struggle, and an assault leading to bloodstains. The judge adjourned the hearing until tomorrow as the theatre manager retained the venue for another day.
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