France Unwilling To Let Others Fix German Payments
Paris reports Premier Poincare and ministers scrutinize the British note on German reparations. Officials say France may accept it as a basis for talks, but several proposals, including an international commission to assess Germany’s ability to pay, are reportedly unacceptable. Negotiations to begin next week after cabinet discussions.
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Washington
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International News
Washington, D. C
Berlin
Premier Poincare
Jules Jusserand
United States
Nea York
Ruhr
Baldwin
Great Britain
Girl Protests Proposals Spark Probe In Maryland Death
Frederick Maryland July 21 a grand jury special session will probe the mysterious death of Mrs Grace Houck Kepner a Maryland aristocrat found shot at her home last April A court record had ruled it a suicide A witness Lulu Ricketts testified that Bevara Kepner the husband had repeatedly proposed eloping with her while Kepner lived The session was ordered by Judges Worthington Urner and Peters and will convene Monday morning
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Frederick
Grace Houck Kepner
Maryland
Rand
Worthington
Urner
Peters
Persistent Robbers Strike Clothing Store in Clinton
Clinton Ta July 21 In the third robbery of the store in four months the A. J. Tingleit Clothing store here early this morning lost clothing valued between 500 and 600 dollars. Thieves entered through a front door and exited through a rear door. A janitor in the basement heard them about 6 o clock but assumed the proprietor had arrived early and did not investigate.
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Clinton, Ta
A. J. Tingleit
Nagging and Temper End Matrimonial Voyage Divorce
Sioux City July 21. Mrs. Wendla C. Akeson 66 and Neil Akeson 69, who married in 1924, end their union after a divorce issued by Judge Co C Hamilton. She accuses cruel and inhuman treatment including nagging and temper outbursts. A property settlement was made in lieu of alimony.
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Wendla C. Akeson
Neil Akeson
Co. C. Hamilton
Waucoma Fire Devastates Business District
A July fire in Waucoma Iowa destroyed Webster Brothers Manufacturing plant and damaged the town’s business district. Estimated losses reach 375000 with 60,000 insured. four firefighters overcome by smoke. New Hampton West Union and others aided. some hose lines were too small. Plant to reopen with temporary offices and new facilities. compensation planned for displaced workers.
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West Union
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New Hmpton
Waucoma
Lawler
Calmar
Hampton
Webster Bros. Manufacturing Company
Wescott & Winks
Greetman
Rath Packing awards contract for factory unit at plant
Rath Packing Co awards a contract to H i Warner for a new 65 by 86 foot two story concrete and steel by products building at the lower Syc amore street plant. The unit will store hides and hagkhair and handle offal as part of a broad improvement program begun last year. Building improvements this year total about half a million dollars in value.
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H iWarner
Lower
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Rath Company
Abandonment Sought for Muscatine Railroad in Receivership
Muscatine Iowa July 21 under heavy losses and deficits the Muscatine Burlington and Southern railroad now in receivership will be abandoned if the interstate commerce commission approves an abandonment application filed in district court Judge D W Jackson received the motion from Arthur Hoffmann receiver it was approved authorizing the receiver to seek the commission's consent Losses since 1916 amount to nearly 1 000 000 including many judgments against the road was detailed in the court's report
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Muscatine
Weather outlook for the week in Washington DC area
Weather for the week starting Monday features warm but generally fair conditions across Washington DC, the upper Mississippi and lower Missouri valleys with a probability of widely scattered thundershowers. Harvester Cigar promotions noted in the text.
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Mandar
Upper
Mississippi
Missouri
Alaskan Problem Gongists Mostly Red Tape Delay
President Harding tours Alaska and says little seems wrong with the territory yet criticizes federal red tape. Hoovers and other aides weigh fisheries and forestry rules, aiming to speed decisions while avoiding reckless exploitation. Sitka awaits the final stop as the Henderson nears the end of the president's Alaska visit.
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Sitka
Irish War All Over Says De Valera Declaration
Dublin July 2 De Valera leader of the Irish Republicans issues a declaration of peace stating there is no intention to renew warfare after elections. The war is over for us he says and we will pursue social and economic reforms while rejecting foreign authority in Ireland.
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Dublin
Hamonn de Valera
Ireland
Manila cables Harding as Quezon and Texas official resign
International News Wire from Manila reports Manuel Quezon and former Speaker Toxas cabled President Harding accusing General Wood of violating fundamental laws and announcing their joint resignation though not directing an attack on U S sovereignty. They plan to send delegates to present facts, Quezon visited the governor general, and Laurel and Santos to join the U S trip to discuss matters with Harding.
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P.I
Harding
Manuel Quezon
Toxas
Gev.Ger. Wood
United States
Quezon
Gen
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Woo
Council of State
Interior
Laurel
Justice
Santos
Phillippine Bureau
Washington
Philippines
Legion Plea Spurs Leniency for Lorenz Editor
On the American Legion recommendation leniency was shown to Arthur Lorenz former editor of the Illinois Staatz Zeitung. Judge Hugo Pam sentenced him to six months in the bridewell after his conviction on criminal libel linked to an editorial about the legion. Without the recommendation the judge would have imposed the maximum $509 and one year in jail. Lorenz owes only $1 plus court costs.
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Chicago
American Legion
Arthur Lorenz
Illinois Staatz-Zeitung
Bridewell Today
Hugo Pam
Legion
Pam
Lorenz
Frick Heirs Challenge $1,185,000 Tax in Supreme Court
Executors of the $96,000,000 Ileary Frick estate sue in the United States Supreme Court to test Pennsylvania's tax on the residue, claiming $1,135,000 extra. Inheritance taxes, already paid, total over $24,000,000. A voyage via Sitka then toward Vancouver and Seattle.
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Washington, D. C
CG. Frick
Pittsburgh
United States Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Judge urges discipline as parolee defends fighting back
Beatrice Nebraska district court hears Roy Garris plead for jail to curb trouble. Judge Leonard Colby Colipody, with 61 years at bar, warns that peace is not always virtue and urges fighting right. The parolee, youth named Leonard Colby Garrison, seeks scolding guidance and a jail sentence to leave town.
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Associated Press
Leonard W. Colipody
Roy Garris
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Asain
Harold Hatton
Jia
Ward
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Alpride
Leonard Colby Gar
Farrington denounces American gunmen over Herrin riot
Illinois Mine Workers president Farrington blames armed assailants for the Herrin calamity in a statement to the US coal commission. He cites a forged letter from a guard urging violence and warns nonunion operators and private guards have caused widespread fear and disruption in Herrin.
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Rank Farrington
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Herman Tolman
Hargrave Detective Agency
Southern Winds Coal Company
Holman
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Bartan
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Promatiy Ston
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Farrington
Herrin
Lifeguard Rescues Waterloo Men At Beach
Eugene Mueller lifeguard at the bathing beach here saved two Waterloo men from drowning. The younger, about 13, sank first, and the older man, believed to be his uncle, was pulled under by the drowning man before Mueller could intervene. He fought both to bring them to safety.
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Cedar Falls
Eugene Mueller
Waterloo
Mueller
Trim Yachts Ready for Mackinac Race
Chicago crews prepare for the Mackinac yacht race with twenty trim craft at anchor in Chicago harbor. Skippers tighten rigging test stays and fit sails as Mayor William Hale Dever plans to start the boats at 4 p.m. Intrepid is favored to win.
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Mackinac
William HE. Dever Will
Intrepid
Mystery fire gutting junk yard in Cedar Rapids
A large blaze destroyed the junk and old iron yard of BE. Cohn & Son in Cedar Rapids, causing an estimated loss of 45 000 to 60 900 dollars. The origin is unknown as the building was filled with metal slated for shipment. A neighboring family was evacuated but their home survived.
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Cedar Rapids
BE. Cohn & Son
Des Moines Banker Faces Hooch Possession Case
Nes Moines vice president Tsudora Tachesl, socially prominent, must appear before a police judge to answer a charge of possession of intoxicants. His automobile and two bottles of illicit hooch were confiscated after being found near a fashionable residence district. He was arrested and released on his own recognizance. A bottle of wine, corn whiskey, a guard’s revolver, and other items were held as exhibits.
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Nes Moines
Tsudora Tachesl
United States Bank
Luccphesi
Des Moines
Vaughan Asks New Engine to Take His Plane to Dayton
Rock Springs Wyoming July 21 inspection of the army pursuit maneuvers shows Lieut Maughan twice attempted to crown the continent by daylight. An oil tank leaks two gallons per hour and cracked cylinder blocks threaten loss of power. Lieut Maughan recommends a new engine to enable the plane to fly to Dayton per the report to the air service chief, made public here today.
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Army
Assael
Maughan
Tevensen
Dayton
Air Service
Plan for Wheat Storage and Flour Purchase in Nation
Chicago July 21 A plan to store 200 million bushels of wheat on farms and finance it under the new intermediate credit act is moving forward. The American Farm Bureau Federation says banks like Wichita are advancing funds and farm bureaus in 46 states back the initiative. Community leaders in Omaha push a "buy a barrel of flour" drive to lift prices, while critics warn that prices must rise to protect farmers and consumers alike.
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American Warm Bureau Federation
Omaha
Amerca
O. 2. Brandtute
Farm Bureau Peclaration
Wichita, Kan
Intermediate Credit Bank
Bradfute
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Chica
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FR. Barrett
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Wichita
Kan
Milah C. Lasater
Wichita Bank
Henry ©. Teigan
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Johnson
Henrik Shipstead
Minnesota
Toungon
Hanting
Congress
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