Germany May Not Frame Treaty With Allies Veto Power Discussed
Washington July 6 The article argues that any new treaty with Germany must respect the Versailles framework and allies mortgage over Germany. It notes the allies hold veto power and that the United States should avoid forcing terms that undermine allied positions while seeking a path to normal relations, possibly resubmitting the Versailles treaty with the league of nations pact omitted. It cites President Harding and Secretary Hughes favoring resuming Versailles as the simplest option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marh. Sullivan
Washington, D. C
Hughes
Germany
United States
U. S
Germmeany
Harding
Washington
Senate
Prussia
Heat Wave Raises Chicago Infant Death Toll
Chicago health department reports infant mortality spiked last week with 14 babies dying daily, a 15 percent rise from last year. Four Chicago deaths yesterday linked to the heat as weather officials offered no immediate relief.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Health Department
Beat
Weather Bureau
Predicts Low Sugar Prices Next 2 Years to Hawaiian Growers
Honolulu July 6 A light recovery in price with low prices for two years is forecast by B Faxon Bishop president of the Hawaiian Sugar Planters association on his return from a mainland trip. He said there will be little recovery soon and noted the Cuban carry over of sugar as of June 1 was 1,500,000 tons.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
T.S
B. Faxon Bishop
Hawaiian Sugar Plenters’ Association
Two Dead Big Loss from Northern Ontario Forest Fires
Millwood, Cobalt, July 6 Two deaths and the destruction of Millwood with millions in timber losses were reported as fires raged across northern Ontario. About a hundred pulp wood camp workers were left homeless while several towns faced threats and crews battled the flames.
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Ontario
Associated Press
Cobalt
Ont
Millwood
Coroner to Probe Gas Tank Explosion in Whiting
Chicago July 6 The coroner will launch an immediate investigation into the Whiting Indiana Standard Oil refinery blast that killed eight workers and injured 25. Dr Edward Newton deputy coroner spoke after company officials deemed a small leak in a still a plausible ignition source.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Standard Oil Company
Whiting
Ind
Edward Newton
Lake County
Indiana
Whit c
Special Officers to Get Tax Delinquents
A force of 256 specially trained revenue officers began a nationwide campaign to collect delinquent sales taxes. They will operate in flying squadrons and supplement 2,000 regular deputy collectors in major cities nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Pussyfoot Johnson Drives in Denmark
American prohibition campaigner Pussyfoot Johnson arrived in Copenhagen to assist Denmark in a national prohibition drive. The AP report notes his arrival and purpose amid ongoing efforts to bolster anti alcohol measures.
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Pussyfoot Johnson
Denmark
Associated Press
Copenhagen
William EK
Pussyfoot) Johnson
Johnson
Big Four Rail Brotherhoods Vote On Wage Cut
Chicago July 6 United Press The Big Four railroad brotherhoods including engineers firemen conductors and switchmen plan ballots to decide on a 12 percent wage reduction effective July 1 The unions refuse to accept the cut and seek to preserve existing work agreements while hoping for bargaining with rail executives and broader AFL action continues to oppose the reduction.
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United Press
Chicago
Big Four Railroad Brotherhoods
United States Railroad Labor Board
Brotherhood
Switchmen’s
Brotherhoods
Woman Picked 10 Headalea Fages Fight in Election
Miss Chart Williams of Memphis was unanimously nominated for the presidency of the National Education Association. Ohio and Illinois delegations oppose, backing Dr Randall J. Condon and Dr William B. Owen respectively. Williams would succeed Dr Frank M. Hunter if elected, advocating focus on rural education. Correlated notes list reelection and vice presidential nominees.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Williams
Memphis
National Education Association
Ohio
Ilinois
Miss Williams
Randall J. Condon
Cincinnati
William B. Qwen
Chicago
Wiliams
Olive M. Jones
New York City
Cora Wilson Stewart
Louisville
Frank M. Hunter
Oakland
Cal
Cal. Miss Williams Is Superintendent of Schools of Shelby County, Memphis, Tonn
Cornelia Adair
Richmond
E. i H. Oberholzer
Tulsa
Okla
P. S Zimmers
Boise
Idaho
J. A. C. Chandler
Williamsburg
Frankfort
M. C. Lefever
Lincoln
Neb
New York
J. Q. Engleman
Wilhelmina van de Goorsberg
Los Angeles
Annie Webb Blanton
Austin
Tex
L. D. Coffman
Minneapolis
Fred M. Hunter
Confession of Murder Mistake Claimed by Munday
Edward Munday, accused in the death of 10 year old Beatrice Kincaid whose body was found in a water trough on a Winchester Illinois farm, yesterday said his confession was a mistake and he will repudiate it at trial while denying any involvement in the case.
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Associate
Springfield
Beatrice Kincaid
Edward Munday
Winchester
Ill
McCullen Party Heads for Arctic Trip on Bowdoin
Donald H. McCullan and party plan a voyage to Arctic regions aboard the schooner Bowdoin. They will depart July 16 from Wiscasset Maine with Maine Governor Baxter and state officials set to bid them farewell.
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Associated Press
Boston
Donald H. McCullan
Arctic
Bowdoin
Wiscasset
Baxter
Maine
Weather and town list forecast from Charles City report
The forecast covers a broad area including Albert Lea Algona Charles City Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Dubuque Faribault La Crosse Mason City New Hampton Postville Waterbury Waverly and surrounding towns. Generally fair weather expected with tonight and Thursday clear or mostly clear conditions and mild temperatures across the region.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles City
Albert Lea
Minn
Algona
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Des Moines
Dubuque
Faribault
la Crosse
Wis
Mason City
Marshalkee
New Hampton
Postville
Water
Summaeby
Waverly
Bryan Knew Some One Had Voted for Him All the Time
Medina New York July 6 United Press reports a local Democratic leader John Wardner claims he voted for Bryan three times. Bryan responds he knew someone did but never discovered who.
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Bryan
United Press
Medina
N. Y
John Wardner
William J. Bryan
Sixth Christian Endeavor Meet Opens in New York
About 15 000 delegates from 80 000 societies and 4 000 000 members gather in New York for the sixth world Christian Endeavor convention. The event runs through Monday with a Fifth Avenue parade and a central park mass meeting where William Jennings Bryan will speak. Rev Francis E Clark presides. a 1 000 voice choir led by Homer Rodeheaver performs.
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Associated Press
New York
Christian Endeavor Convention
United States
Canada
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
William Jennings Bryan
Seventy-first Regiment
Francis E. Clark
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Thea
Homer Rodeheaver
Govt May Decide to Stay in Capital and Keep Working
United Press reports Washington remains the capital this summer as President Harding abandons plans to visit Alaska. Cabinet members have kept plans to stay here and the senate rejects a recess while house leadership aims to push tariffs and taxation ahead.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Washington
Harding
Alaska
Senate
House
Action on Soldier Bonus Delayed by Secretary Mellon
Secretary Mellon advised delaying action on the soldier bonus bill. The stance, stated in a letter to Senator Frelinghuysen, reflects opposition concerns over the $1.56 billion cash bonus, seen as a hardship for funding.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
The
Mellon Today
Mellon
Frelinghuysen
Disarmament Drive Advances Borah Plan Action
Disarmament supporters press for final action on the Borah proposal to empower President Harding to convene a U S Britain Japan conference. The Borah plan sits with naval appropriations. backers warn they will seek authority if the bill stalls. Foreign hints grow that the United States would accept a disarmament conference invitation. Senator Borah has met Kyoto University’s Shige Sugihiro, who notes Japanese tax burdens.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Congress
Moore
Borah
Shige Sugehiro
Kyoto University
Sugehiro
De Valera Hopes Negotiations End Ancient War
Dublin and Belfast reports sketch a tense day as Eamonn De Valera urged negotiations for a peaceable settlement of the Irish question. In Newry and environs, five men were killed and two constables wounded in attacks amid ongoing unrest. Smuts met with Lloyd George and Sinn Fein leaders to push prospects for Dublin talks, while ambushes and arrests ripple across Ireland.
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ULF
New York
Eamonn de Valera
United Press
de Valera
Ireland
Great Britain
Ramonn DE Valera
Associated Press
Belfast
Newry
Reilly
7 &É
Helfast
Londonderry
Ponerey
County Tyrone
Smuts
London
Jan Christian Smuts
Dublin
Lloyd George
James Craig
Earl Middleton
Sinn Fein
Hamar Greenwood
Lord Birkenhead
Edward Shortt
Home Affairs
A.J. Balfour
Dubdiin
Camolin
County Wexford
Corrofin
County Clare
Thomsdown
County Kilkenny
Voliva Abandons Zion Blue Law Crusade for New York
Zion City leader Wilbur Glenn Voliva deserts plan to deploy white robed crusaders to enforce strict Zion blue laws in New York and other centers. The retreat follows the return of Misses Helen Hohemann and Felle Schelhorn from three months in the city, who reported street life and pleasure as the prevailing view.
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United Pronay
Ottumwa Man Dies As Beam Touches Live Wire
Ottumwa July 6 Holger Baker an employee of a local packing plant was electrocuted this morning while transporting a heavy steel beam up an elevator. Tom Estes another employee aiding Baker was seriously injured while four other men were only slightly hurt. The beam contacted an electric wire as the elevator rose charging the steel and putting the men in contact with the current. Baker held the beam firmly while the others were merely touching it.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Holger Baker
Tom Estes
Baker
Nonpartisan League Funds Squandered in Fargo Paper
The Fargo Cour ier-News reports that three state executive committee members of the Nonpartisan League allegedly squandered over $50,000 of the recall election fund. It claims the campaign account was overdrawn by June 30 and warns the league heads toward the upcoming campaign empty handed, urging drastic actions.
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Associated Press
Fargo
N. D
Nonpartisan League
League
Fargo Courier-News
Today
Cabinet Crisis in Spain Is Averted
Madrid July 6 the ministerial crisis has virtually been settled and the cabinet of Premier Allendesal azar will remain in office with the exception of the finance and justice ministers Marino Ordonez will take the finance portfolio the new justice minister will be announced this afternoon
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Associated Press
Madrid
Allendesalazar
Finance
Justice
Marino Ordonez
Thieves Blow Safe at Old Reliable Motor Truck Co
In Chicago on July 6 three men blew the safe at the Old Reliable Motor Truck company, struck the nightwatchman who interrupted them near the front entrance on Michigan Boulevard, and escaped with about $800 in liberty bonds and $400 in cash.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Reliable Motor Truck Company
Land
Michigan Boulevard
Wallace Sails on Olympic for Home
Hugh C. Wallace American ambassador to France sails home aboard the Olympic from Paris after a farewell by about 100 friends. Attendees include Marshal Foch, Sen Weygand, former Premier Peret, Jules Cambon and Madame Petain of the French capital.
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United Press
Paris
Hugh C. Wallace
France
United States
Marshal Foch
Sen. Weygand
Premier Peret
Jules Cambon
Madame Petain
Fighting in Boghadich Vicinity Near Burns Asia Minor
Paris dispatch cites Turkish Nationalist military headquarters reporting serious fighting in the Boghadich area about 7 miles southwest of Burns in Asia Minor. The Angora report confirms ongoing combat and cites official statements from Turkish forces.
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Boghadich
Associated Frese
Paris
Boghagich
Burns
Asia Minor
Angora
Snow Falls Eleven Inches on Pike's Peak
United Press dispatch from Colorado Springs reports heavy snow on Pike's Peak over several days with at least 11 inches depth recorded. The weather event affects the peak region in Colorado.
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Pike’s Peak
United Preset
Colorado Springs
Colo
Pike's Peak
Paper Delivery Cutoff and Reprint Phone Notice
Notice outlines delivery by 3 30 and remedy if late. If the paper is not received by that time call 2350 before 6 30 p m for a replacement copy.
Congress in Session Covers Bills and Hearings
Today in Congress the Senate considers a soldiers' bonus bill while the Judiciary Committee weighs an antimedicinal beer measure. Hearings on copper antierain sampling proceed before agriculture, with soldier relief hearings continuing. The House calendar advances, Republicans caucus on tariffs, and majority and minority tariff reports are due.
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United Pre
Benate
Judiciary
Housh
Bille
Receivers Seek Suspension of Des Moines Car Lines
Des Moines, Judy 6. Receivers F C Chumbers and Homer Miller for the Des Moines City railway ask federal court to suspend service after defaulting on 124000 dollars interest due July 1. The filing is a supplemental report in support of immediate action.
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Des Moines
Associated Preas
Judy
F. C. Chumbers
Homer Miller
Des Moines City Railway
Army Air Service Probes Airway System Rumor
United Press reports on July 6 that the army air service has begun an informal inquiry into letters claiming a vast national military airway network with city terminals. The letters, sent from New York to large cities, name each city as a terminal, but the air service denies any connection with the sender or writers.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Army Air Service Today
The
Air Service
New York
Army Air Service
Military Funeral Conducted Sunday for Sumner Soldier
Howard McCormick of Sumner Iowa was buried Sunday at the opera house with American Legion members in charge. He died of pneumonia after returning from overseas and two months in the Merom hospital following wounds in action.
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Sumner
Howard McCormick
Opera House
American Legion
Pvt. McCormick
Maerom Hospital
Amundsen Plans New Arctic Drift Expedition
Capt Roald Amundsen arrives in Seattle after rescue from the Siberian coast and says he will repair his damaged ship Mandanga then attempt a five year Arctic drift to the North Pole. He plans to head north again next summer to begin the Polar drift.
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iBy United Press
Seattle
Wash
Roald Amundsen
North Pole
Siberian
Baseball Results Today Across American League and Cities
Baseball results from today list multiple games by city and venue. Detroit, Boston, Washington, New York, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia show multipleBattery pairings and pitching staff names, with scores largely abbreviated and incomplete in OCR. The report enumerates lineups and battery assignments across the league with no clear final tallies.
Tariff bill seen as Magna Charta for US living standards
WashingtonJuly 6 The administration's permanent tariff bill described as a Magna Charta for American living standards faces Republican backing with minority report from Rep Frear attacking schedules on duties. Fordney on the Ways and Means Committee presented the plan as protective yet consumer friendly.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Fordney
Garrett Tennessee
Gillett
Fiat
Seett
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