Post Scripts A Breakfast Dish Served Fresh Daily
A fragmented column notes morning routines and evolving weather as well as political chatter from Poincare to Mussolini. It references a Paris concert by Paderewski, Soviet anti religious campaigns waning, railway wage hopes, and a dramatic Lake Erie ship incident. It blends humor, public interest, and broad cultural notes with brief sports reference to the Tigers lineup.
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Lake Erie
God
Irving T. Bus
New York
Moscow
America
Ee Ee
Nate
Tigers
Jax
Boy Killed by Taxi Cab Near 412 Sixth Street
Six year old Robert Philips was run down while crossing near his home at 412 Sixth Street Northeast. Witnesses say he ran from behind a parked auto into the path of an approaching taxi. the driver, Watter J. Hoppoldt, surrendered to police and awaits an inquest. The child died instantly from a fractured skull.
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Sixth Street
Robert Philips
Sap Atrack
Watter J. Hoppoldt
Girards
Philips
Ewe
Hagpeldtop
Veel
Germany Debt Parley Considered Unlikely
Washington diplomats doubt a German reparations conference will yield real results. France opposed an international pay capacity commission, while Poincare demanded passive resistance ends and direct guarantees. U S officials prefer a practical settlement with Britain, France, Italy and Belgium, without U.S participation.
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Poincare
Gvea
Hughes
United States
America
Germany
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Aiready
Hargype
Diplomativta
Ruhr
International Commission
Paris Rejects Cane Offer as Italy Seeks Reparation Cut
Paris rejected Germany’s reparations terms while Italy urged a smaller payment and linked reparations to intergovernmental debts. Mussolini told the Senate that Germany can and should pay a precise sum and stressed Italy’s aim for a peaceful European settlement amid Ruhr tensions. He outlined Italy’s stance on territorial changes and economic reconstruction, emphasizing interdependence of reparations and debts.
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Poincare
Ruhr
Mussolini
Paris
By & P
Berlin
Cammiig
Ito
Cano Ufied
Rome
Germany
Senate
Wenrath
Rehis Temether
Ttaly
Italy
Versailles
Europe
Germany’s rail system as reparations safeguard
The German state runs the world’s largest railroad network, covering about 67,644 kilometers, and despite war losses remains a major asset. Analysts say the government could raise value to about 6 billion gold marks, with tariffs needing adjustment to match exchange rates to restore profitability. The Reichstag foresees a note advancing reparations talks, while plans include mortgage bonds and leveraging real estate. Emigration may rise as Germany seeks to stabilize finances and fund the railways.
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Berlin
A. P
Germany
United States
Newfoundland
British India
Moreis
Trafic
Industrialista’ Federation
Aprarians
Cuno
Bary
Alan
Tageblatt
Special Features In Sunday Post Highlights Big Names
Constance Deexel reports on people and actions in Raber while Norman Jeffries presents Pong-Chow lessons. Sarah Bernhardt recounts thrilling crowd dominations as Eddie Rickenbacker reflects on World War I entry eve. H G Wells outlines an era of military adventure.
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Constance Deexel
Norman Jeffries
Sarah Bernhardt
Jetters
4Eddie
Rickenbacker
America
H. G. Wells
Curbs and War Talks Roil Nations Ahead of Inquiry
A sweeping probe into curb market brokerage houses follows the Winkelman bankruptcy as New York Attorney General Sherman and deputies study four large firms. Extensions aim to cover conditions across the market while testimony and receivership actions unfold, with offices in multiple cities under scrutiny.
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Poincare
Mussolini
Germany
Ruhr
France
Ome
Sherman
New York
Ruskay 2 Co
Shermes
Hte Bt
Nes
Nifsize
Winkelman
Wyen
Winkelman Company
Féderg
Hayward
Ant Dletret Atetrhey Banton Eartttr
Tate
Exchange Firma
New York Stock Exchange
Curb Exchange
Filixg
Aéte
Jones and Baker
Chicago
Philadelphia
Averron
Cleveland
Anenville
Martatte and Findlay
Ohio
Fitteburgh
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Parkersburg
Wye
Greensburg
Uniontown
Mensbera
L. L. Winkelman
A EE Nicholson
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
C. A. Stereham
Banton
Winkleman
Nicholson
Charles A B Stoneman
New York Gianta Baseball Club
Charles A Stoneman
Dishwashing Secret Of Beautiful Hands
Chicago readers are told dishwashing can beautify hands when done properly. Mrs Wilbur E Fridlay, Illinois Federation of Women’s Clubs state chairman, cautions against harsh soaps and hot water. Use mild soap and apply lotion after washing. dishes can be done daintily, producing soft white hands. The piece references a traditional verse about pale ivory hands and a singer.
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Chicago
Wilbur E Fridlay
Illinois Federation of Womens Clubs
Bridley
President Harding to make brief Delaware trip today
President Harding travels to Delaware with Mia Harding for brief stops in Wilmington Dover Milford and Lewes. Guests include Senator Ball and Mrs Ball and various White House officials. Initiation duties at Milford and a yacht return from Lewes are planned with no public addresses expected.
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Spedett
Delaware
Wilmington
Dover
Milford
Lewes
Mia Harding
Mere Ball
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Christian
Charles Sawyer
Interior
Work
Wallace
David Tod
Youngstown
Ohio
White House
Thomas W Miller
Edge
New Jersey
Washington
Arrivin
Pregnent
Young Men‘s Republican Club
Street Car Overturns and Fire Wound 25 Toledo Riders
A Willys-Overland company street car overturned at Ashland and Collingwood in Toledo and burst into flames injuring more than 25 people. Most were Toledo residents. Erno Myra age 30 suffered a crushed chest and Smith Whipple age 27 was internally injured, possible deaths. The accident followed a bad pavement section that buckled rear trucks, tipping the car and trapping passengers. Firework? The vehicle burned as passengers escaped through shattered windows.
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Toledo
Ashland
Collingwood Avenues
Willys-Overland Company
Erno Myra
Smith Whipple
Collingweed Avenue
Heat Wave Bakes Yukon City at 120 Degrees
Yukon Territory endures a blistering heat wave with 120 degrees in the sun and 3t in the shade. Officials note it is the hottest day in 23 years outside the record set on July 19, 1930, as Dominion Weather Bureau history marks yesterday as extreme heat.
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Dawson City
Yukon Territory
Dominion Weather Bureau
Walton Denies Slight To Earm Labor Body
Oklahoma Governor J C Walton says he does not seek to overthrow the Farmer-Labor Reconstruction League which elected him. He explains the league’s omission from a general conference invitation means only that he didn’t see a need to include the league, though he invited its members. The move stirs state politics as observers view it as an effort to diminish league influence since Walton took office.
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Secretary of State
United States
Germany
Hughes
New Haven
Ofaahoma City
Okla
J. C Walton
Farmer-Later Reconstruction League
League
Nat of Farmer and Labor Organizations
Waiton
Teague
Captives of Shantung Bandits May Be Freed In Four Days
Disorder and heat plague the Paotzuku captives as eight foreigners await release. Emile Gensburger and J B Powell report bandits’ varying treatment, accidental injuries, and signs of enrollment increases as Peking negotiates with Chinese officials.
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Tientem
A. P
Shantung
Paotzuku
Emile Gensburger
Shanghai
J. B. Powell
Shangha
Ene
Peking
J B Defreyt
Foreign Office
Tsao-Teeng
Paotszuku
Freitas
Pramiar Chang
Li-Yuan-Hung
Tsao Chwang
Br A. P
Roy Anderson
Paotatku Mountain
Taso Chwang
Tekken
John B Powell
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Chicago Tribune
Tan
Munar
Janarese Proveva Ora
Foh Har
Saangtang
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National Council of Congregational Chyvehen
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