Democrats See Disarmament Talks As Public Theft Of Policy
Democratic leaders in Congress liken disarmament efforts to thieves wearing their clothes and plan to aid Harding without embarrassing him. They expect a Wilsonlike league with reservations, warning Republicans framed the policy, while committing to support the president’s enterprise and use tariff and taxation fights in next year’s elections.
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New York
Motorcade Planned to Celebrate Dixie Highway Paving
An Associated Press report notes a motorcade from Danville Illinois to Chicago planned for Friday to celebrate Illinois completion of its Dixie highway segment. Automobiles gather along the route as delegations join, culminating at the municipal pier for Dixie highway day at the Pageant of Progress.
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Danville
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Illinois
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Carlines Face Ruin Without Zone Fare Plan
Cleveland dispatch reports traction expert Peter Witt warns street railways nationwide face bankruptcy unless the zone fare system is adopted. He cites Des Moines and Bay City examples where prices rose while fares stayed fixed, urging fares to reflect ride value.
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Peter Witt
Des Moines
Bay City
Mich
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Spanish Cabinet Falls After Moors Defeat in Morocco
Madrid Aug 11 The cabinet of Premier Allendea resigned following the Moroccan disaster. Former Premier Maure to form a new cabinet as political tensions rise. Prolonged king and party leaders talks preceded the resignation amid crisis over defeats of royal troops by Moorish forces two weeks ago.
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Maure
Morocco
Spain
Five Men Held Over Brand y Theft At Stockyards
Five men were in custody early today charged with attempting to steal eight barrels of brandy worth 16020 dollars from a four stockyards warehouse. Detectives in disguise as laborers arrested the men who said they were bribed by two saloonkeepers to steal the liquor.
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Associated Press
Chicago
French War Veto Ready 10 Extend Legion Welcome
Paris reports French veterans ready to welcome American Legion members arriving aboard the ship George Washington at Cherbourg. War societies urge French people to greet the visitors warmly and show they are remembered as brothers in arms.
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Cherbourg
George Washington
France
De Valera Sends Irish Reply to British Peace Talks
A dispatch from Paris notes De Valera handed his reply to Austen Chamberlain in the house of commons. The precise terms were withheld pending cabinet conferences. Lloyd George planned to return from France and may address Ireland next week.
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London
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Paris
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House of Commons
Robert C. Barton
Dailyireann
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Ireland
Bomb at Lake County DAs Home Blamed on Bootleggers
The home of Ashbel V. Smith district attorney of Lake County was wrecked by a bomb early today. Officials suspect bootleggers in northern Illinois lake region targeted Smith who had vigorously prosecuted them. Smith and his wife escaped injury aside from the blast shock.
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Waukegan, Ill
Ashbel V. Smith
Lake County
Illinois Lake Region
Smith
Free Iowa Minister Cleared After Auto Death in St Paul
A coroner's jury exonerated Rev. John Cook of Ringsted Iowa in the death of Moy Hes a prominent Chinese figure in St Paul who died after being struck by Cook s car Aug. 4. Cook had been jailed since the accident.
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St. Paul
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
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Ringsted
Moy Hes
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German Republic Flies Flag on Constitution Anniversary
Berlin marks the second anniversary of the new German constitution with government offices flying the republican flag. The move aims to popularize the flag as monarchic colors fade from public favor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Will Fix Tariff on American Valuation
Washington Aug ii The American valuation principle for assessing tariff duties in modified form was accepted today. Senate finance committee Chairman Penrose announced. Experts are working out details to be presented to the committees for ratification later in the day.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Weather and Road Conditions Across Iowa and Nearby States
Weather Bureau reports partly cloudy to clear skies from Charles City to Des Moines with scattered showers in Iowa’s south and southwest counties causing local mud. Temperature readings include 40s to 50s in various towns, with fair weather forecast tonight and into Friday.
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Tarosse
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Postville
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Kennedy's Slayer Lured by Vampire Is State's Theory
In Los Angeles, the state plans to indict Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain for complicity in the murder of insurance broker J. Belton Kennedy. The case centers on Obenchain allegedly pressuring Kennedy toward marriage, with Arthur C. Burch charged as the shooter After a long inquiry, prosecutors say Burch acted under Obenchain’s influence and tried to force a marriage, culminating in Kennedy’s death. A secret witness linked Burch to a shotgun shells purchase days before the crime.
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Los Angeles
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J. Belton Kennedy
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Kennedy
Arthur C. Burch
Burch
Manning
Madalynne
Obenchain
Iman
Elza Howell
South Main Street
Howell
Demand for congressional probe into Legion funds
Marvin Gates Sperry, national chairman of the Private Soldiers and Sailors league, asks Vice President Coolidge and Speaker Gillett for a congressional investigation of the American Legion. He alleges a small group financially backs the Legion and dictates its leadership for personal gain with no government financial filings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Coolidge
Gillett
Marvin Gates Sperry
Private Soldiers’ and Sailors' League
Legion
France
Salesman Held for Death at Union Station
Willan A. White, a Philadelphia traveling salesman, is under arrest in Huntsville Alabama after a coroner's jury verdict held him responsible for the death of Van Buren Hill, a Union station baggage handler. A suitcase caused a pistol to fire injuring Hill who died two days later.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Willan A. White
Philadelphia
Huntsville
Ala
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Union Station
Hill
White
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Bull Rampage in Philadelphia Ends with Fatal Shot
In Philadelphia on August 11 an enraged bull dashed through city streets as an amateur hunter William Dean fired a shotgun. Fifteen people were wounded, two remained hospitalized, and the bull was killed by a former serviceman with a pistol. Dean was arrested on aggravated assault charges after firing more than twenty rounds.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
William Dean
Cook from Jail Flies to His Vessel at Sea
Norfolk August 14 The navy ship Rappahannock sailed for the west coast with its cook A Westphal missing from a jail cell. He was released, boarded a sea plane along the coast, and returned to the ship’s galley before mess call, after being picked from the air during departure.
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Rappahannock
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Westphal
Carriers Show Gains in Rail Freight Across Week
Washington August 11 railroads moved 796 570 cars in the week ending July 30 up 6 222 from the prior week. Grain shipments rose by 1497 to 66 418 cars as year to date loads stayed higher than 1920 and 1919. Miscellaneous freight including manufactured products reached 474 781 cars, 6 792 more than the previous week.
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Washington, D. C
American Railway Association
Tide Turns in New England says Industry Recovers
Industry experts report improving conditions across the nation with a turning tide in New England. Business leaders from Boston to Chicago note better tones, rising factory activity, and optimism for fall, though some foresee a gradual return to normal over months.
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William Felts Morgan
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Ore
Chamber of Commerce
July Building Boom Signals Expansion, Bradstreets Reports
The Associated Press says preliminary July building permits value across 147 cities reached 141,635,525, an increase of 32.8 percent from July last year and 4.2 percent above June. The July total is likely the sixth largest in 16 years, with St Louis among noted contributors.
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Priest Murdered Near San Francisco by Lone Kidnapper
San Francisco August 11 Police hunt for a kidnapper after Father Patrick Heslin of Colma was found dead in a cliffside grave at Salado beach. W A Hightower led officers to the grave site where a rifle, newspaper clippings and other items were found. A ransom note reportedly demanded $6,500. Dolly Mason of Salt Lake City is being sought in connection with the case.
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Salado Beach
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Landini
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Southern Chinese Win Bloody Battle
Five days of bloody fighting shift the civil war tide to the southern armies. They occupy several central China cities as thousands die on both sides according to latest dispatches from Hankow dated August 11.
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United Press
Hankow
China
Swedish Steamer Brings Gold Cargo
The Stockholm steamship arrived from Gothenburg with 38 cases of gold bars valued at 1 800 000 dollars, consigned to the National Bank of Commerce. This AP item notes the shipment's furthest destination and value, underlining the significant gold transfer noted in New York reporting.
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New York
Stockholm
Gothenburg
National Bank of Commerce
Stay Dirty and Be Healthy, Hint from Physician's Speech
San Francisco physician Dr. J Camer on Spickett told the National Association of Chiropractics convention that excessive bathing and personal cleanliness are harming public health. He urged balance to maintain health while avoiding overwashing.
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President’s Father Weds His Nurse in Monroe Ceremony
Dr. George T. Harding age 76, father of Warren G. Harding, married his longtime office nurse Miss Alice Severns aged 52 in Monroe Michigan. The couple drove there after obtaining a marriage license. Rev. Frank T. Knowles performed the ceremony at the Monroe Presbyterian church.
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Swear Baron Byng in as New Governor
Amid the booming of guns from Quebec's citadel Baron Byng of Vimy today officially assumed his duties as Canada's new governor general. He was sworn in at the provincial legislative building with impressive ceremonies.
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Soviet envoy Leonid Krassin lands in Canada aboard Empress of France
The Empress of France brought Lord Byng to Canada yesterday and passengers include Leonid Krassin the Soviet trade envoy. He will visit Ottawa and then proceed to the United States according to dispatches.
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