Experts approve French proposal for modification at London talks
Reported from London and Berlin describe interallied reparations talks as they adapt French modifications to the Dawes plan. German officials oppose the Ruhr evacuation condition and cash deliveries dispute, while Col. Logan earns credit for guiding the process.
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London
Aig
Downing Street
Transfer Commission
Prin
Berlin
Prenchr
Ruhr
Germany
Russia
Moscow
M. Rakovsky
United Press
Stone Wall
France
James A. Logan, Jr
Altho
Yeparations Commission
Daily Mail Today
Bernard Loder
International Court
the Hague
Europe
World War Gains Debated on 10th Anniversary
Indianapolis Aug 1 A symposium in the American Legion Weekly gathers famous Americans views on what the war achieved. Admiral von Rebeir-Paschwitz says nothing gained, while others like Newton D. Baker and Pershing defend gains and warn against autocracy. The piece notes mixed verdicts as the war’s tenth anniversary approaches.
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Kaiser
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
American Légion Weekly
H. von Rebeir-Paschwitz
William Hohenzollern
Holland
Friedrich Wilhelm
Newton D. Baker
John J. Pershing
Arthur W. Currie
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
Iowa Democrats Nominate Three for State Supreme Court
Des Moines Aug 1 three candidates Dan W Hamilton Grinnell E G Weber Fort Madison and John Liffring Waterloo were nominated by acclamation for the Iowa Supreme Court bench to be filled in the coming election Weber will seek the short term while the others seek six year terms. The convention aimed to solidify the party and aid the coming campaign with optimism about the Taft Loe Wheeler ticket and a push to invite John W Davis to Iowa this month.
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Tres Moines
Dan WW. Hamilton
Grinnell
John C Kittring
Waterloo
B.C. Weber
Fort
Madison
State Supreme Ceat
Bay
Weber
Associated Press
Des Moines
Democratic Judicial Convention
Tawa Supreme Cour
John de Mar
Dan W. Hamilton
E. G. Weber
Fort Madison
John Liffring
EJ. Fouling
State Central Committee
Liffring
Yeaturtay
Aterloo Attornney
Supreme Court
Hamilton
Dayis
Iowa
Santer
John W. Davis
Lunatic Slayer of Five Should Hang, Jury Says
Chicago augu t 1 coroner jury decreed death for Jonn Kammerer for murdering Otto Eder, Mrs Eder and their three children by beating them with a club. The jury found Kammerer guilty and urged immediate trial and the death penalty despite his admitted insanity.
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Chicago
Jonn Kammerer
Otto Eder
Eder
Kammerer
International ad men tour League of Nations HQ
One hundred twenty five United States advertising men touring continental Europe visited the League of Nations headquarters in Geneva. Officials explained the organization's work. Russell, Secretary of State, and Charles E. B. Hughes, visiting England and the continent, plan dinners with King Albert at Laeken Palace. Hughes to depart for Bertin tomorrow.
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Geneva
United States
Europe
League of Nations
League
Russell
Charles EB. Hughes
England
France
Belgium
Germany
King Albert
Laeken Summer Palace
Hughes
Bertin
Petropavlosk
Kamehatka
A. Stuart MacLaren
Royal Air Force
Government Experts Probe Butter Tariff Request
Seven U.S. tariff experts study a 50 percent butter tariff increase proposed by Minnesota dairy farmers. The proposal seeks 12 cents per pound on imported butter from Holland Denmark and other butter producing countries as investigators survey conditions across Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Indiana and their neighboring regions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
United States
Holland
Denmark
Wisconsins Hlingis
Iowa
Indiana Andhia
Eastern Exhibits at Nizhni Novgorod Fair Opens
Nizhni Novgorod Russia August 1 Nearly every eastern country and all parts of the Soviet federation attend the 104th annual fair opened before 30 000 spectators. The United States lacks except for corporate and individual exhibitors as in prior years while Persia Afghanistan Bukhara Mongolia and western China show large displays. Of 2000 firms represented 31 percent are private 28 percent state controlled 18 percent state cooperative and 25 percent foreign in the east. Bond sales are expected to total 225000000.
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Associated Press
Nizhni-Novgorod
Russia
Soviet Federal Republic
Mongolia
China
Sugar Tariff Report Reaches President For Review
The tariff commission’s year-long inquiry into sugar tariff schedules has been submitted to President Coolidge. The commission urged possible changes up to 50 percent up or down, with Cuba and other production conditions examined. The president alone can proclaim any revision, but the results were not announced.
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Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Tariff Commission
la Follette
Supfor
Cuba
Loses Leg for Lack of an I. W. W. Card
Sioux City Iowa August 1. Clifford Ross 31 lost a leg when he was thrown from a moving freight near Nacora Nebraska after being ordered off the train for not showing an I. W. W. card.
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Sioux City
Clifford Ross
Nacora
Neb
Ress
Young Friends Oppose Defense Day Campaign
A nationwide drive by young Friends to oppose National Defense Day was announced in Richmond Indiana. The movement acts under T Howard Marshall and Miss Rachel Conrad Jones with a Philadelphia committee chair directing efforts.
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Richmond
Ind
Ang
T. Howard Marshall
Rachel Conrad Jones
Philadelphia
Former Dumont Girl Killed in Washington
Services will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon for Miss Denis Chambers of Dumont Ta killed last Saturday in an automobile accident at the family home Grand View Wash The body will be brought here by her father Art Chambers the family having formerly resided in Dumont
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Dumont, Ta
Methodist - Episcopal Church
Denis Chambers
Grand View
Wash
Art Chambers
Paper Delivery Schedule and Contact Instructions
The Courier should be delivered before 5 30. If you do not receive your paper by that time, call 4100 and a copy will be sent. Phone calls must reach the office before 2308 B. 1b.
Towa Farmers Show Little Interest in Merger Says Corey
Les Moines August 1 Althe the machinery to prevent the sale of stock in a twenty six thousand dollar Grain Marketing company of Chicago to Towa farmers is under way. Farmers favor getting an adequate price for their corn over a merger. Secretary BE R Corey of the Growers association says local elevators have facilities and have operated at a loss as corn can be stored on farms until needed.
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Les Moines
Chicago
Towa
BE. R. Corey
Flown Corn Growers Association
Corey
Romance Flashes and Fades For Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Internationally known stage figure Peggy Hopkins Joyce leaves her fourth husband Count Gosta Morner of Swedish nobility and moves to sue for separation over non support. Morner has instructed his lawyers to seek an annulment. Joyce states she will never marry again.
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Peggy Hopkins
Joyce
Heartbreaker
Gosta Morner
Chicago
Hie
Union Labor Bank Sues City Over 1746 Warrants
The Commercial National Bank of Waterloo filed suit against the city seeking payment on 1 746 warrants issued from 1921 to 1924 plus interest totaling 396 705.79. The case, prepared by Wenner and Mosier, seeks quick judgment and authorizes sale of bonds to refund the debt.
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Commercial National Bank of Waterloo
Wenner & Mosier
J. W. Thompson
Tor
Andy Idate
West Street
East and Sanitary
Hinds
G. W. Wood
Loeb Leopold Case Hearing Reveals Motive Details
In Chicago on August 1 Associated Press reports the Loeb Leopold murder case hearing heard Dr. White describe Richard Loeb as driven by dreams of becoming a master mind. He portrayed Loeb as planning the Franks kidnapping and murder as a nearly perfect crime with ongoing discussions about possible victims and motives.
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Caverly
Crowe
Loeb
Dr. White
Associated Press
Chicago
Robert Franks
Richard Loeb
Nalutta Leopold, Jr
Lord
Seaslon Todiy Promer
William Alvison White
Huds Sinor
Xtorneys
Minois
Loch Turt
White
Chird
Ly. White
Dickie
Lorob
Crime Commission Seeks End to Daily Chicago Murders
Chicago crime commission held a special meeting led by President Charles Hollen to curb the city’s murder rate. July saw 30 daily killings. for the year the tally reached 205 murders in the first 218 days amid efforts to halt the surge.
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Crime Commission
Chicago
Chicago Crime Commission
Charles Hollen
Admiral Madden Named Admiral of the Fleet
Telegraph briefs report Admiral Sir James A. Madden former Atlantic fleet commander was appointed admiral of the fleet the top post in the British navy Washington also notes Attorney General Stone orders a new inquiry into gasoline price matters Detroit hints Henry Ford may seek the Republican senate nomination Lansing dispatch to the Detroit Free Press Washington says the Agriculture Department forecasts American wheat growers could gain 100 to 200 million dollars more in wheat income this year than last
Nation Reverts to Revolutionary Day Mobilization Plan
The War Department unveils a defense plan by Maj. Gen. Andrew W. Brewster to mobilize locally rather than central cantonments. Troops will train near home, be fed locally, and replacements drawn from citizens, with communities bearing responsibility for their units. Authorities say decentralization aids economy and equitable distribution while reservists mobilize through existing local facilities.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Andrew W. Brewster
Tome
Gen. Brewster
Brewster
War Department
Nation Defense
Vessular Army
National Guard
Russia to Sue U S Insurers for Policyholder Claims
A Soviet bureau acting for Russian policy holders plans to sue several large American insurance companies in Russia to recover insurance funds owed after their withdrawal. If no settlement is reached, Russia intends to pursue further action through American affiliates.
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Aloscow
Russia
Pure White Bear Captured in Canada
A rare pure white bear, likely first alive capture, is at Beacon HAM park after provincial police seized it from Tadi The car belongs to the spe known As Urais Kevinodei, from Gribble island north of the Queen Charlotte group.
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Victoria
B.C
Beacon Ham Park
Tadi
Spe
Urais
Boy Scouts Journey Aboard Leviathan En Route to Cherbourg
American Boy Scouts travel from New York on the Leviathan to Copenhagen for an international jamboree. Yollman and Beauty Callins reportedly walked 100 miles aboard ship and 27 miles in one day for medals. Scout swimming drills and daily campfire programs continue as the troop remains in good health.
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U.S
Cherbourg
Copenhagen
Yollman
Beauty Callins
Cone Day
Esa
Two Towns Saved From Forest Flame Threats
San Francisco dispatch reports volunteers fought a sweeping forest and brush fire that menaced Quincy in Plumas county burning ranch homes and a resort. A second blaze burned ten miles from Quincy in the same national forest as 125 firefighters battled it.
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Sbitesnational
San Francisco
Quincy
Plumas County
Fowlers Station
Wis
Ylchity
Phimas National Forest
Ploriston
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Countess Morne
Union Labors Bank
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Gompers
Indorse la Follette
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Progressive Party
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Burton K. Wheeler
The
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mMsuion
Samuel Gompers
LaPollette
Frank Morrison
James O'Connell
Executive Council
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LaFollette
Council
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Tanina
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Loeb-Leopold
Intel
Canada
Floriston
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