Great Britain and France at odds on German policy
Paris dispatch examines whether France and Britain will act together on reparations or pursue separate paths. It details France demands, Britain clarifications, and the possibility of a Brussels conference if accord is reached or not. The piece weighs France’s motives and the potential outcomes for Germany and the Allied balance.
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Mark Sullivan
Paris
France
Britain
Italy
Bellum
Germany
F Es
Rhineland
Ruhr
Belgium
Brita
Vnl
Brussels
Pershing Mobilization Plan Aims To Guard U S Heartland
The plan approved by Secretary of War Weeks and presented to General Pershing outlines a full mobilization and defense scheme for the continental United States. It assigns divisions and guard units to coastal and border sectors with a barbed wire surf barricade and mobilizes a citizen army in summer camps. The goal is impregnable defense without a permanent peacetime army burden.
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International News Wire
Washington, D. C
John J. Pershing
Army
United States
Secretary of War
Paershing
Owean
Pershing
Delivery by 6:50 schedule for Courier newspaper
Notice explains home delivery by six o clock each day and offers assistance if the paper is late. Readers are instructed to phone 5100 to request a replacement copy with calls reaching the Ohio office before 6 38 p m.
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Miet
Uhio
Patent lighter sparks downtown blaze in Moline
A patent cigar lighter used near fireworks at Fisk & Loosiey Department store set off a spectacular blaze in Moline Illinois on June 25 causing an estimated 40000 in damage. The bar involved exhibited the lighter and a stampede of shoppers fled as sparks and flames spread through the department store area.
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Moline
Ill
Junia
Ives
Fisk & Loosiey
Gov Al Smith Ends French Lick Vacation
Gov Al Smith of New York and his party depart French Lick Indiana after a 10 day rest at Tom Taggart’s resort en route to Albany. Smith insists the visit had no political significance despite talk of a possible presidential bid. Few prominent Indiana Democrats visited the resort during his stay.
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French Lick
Ind
al Smith
New York
Albany
Tom Taggart
Indiana
Smith
10 000 Delegates At AMA Meet In San Francisco
Medical men from around the world gather in San Francisco for the seventy fourth annual American Medical Association convention. Delegates and hundreds attend the American Radium association and Medical Women’s National Association meetings as dozens of specialty sessions begin. About 10 000 delegates expected to register by Wednesday.
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International News Wire
San Francisco
Cal
American Medical Association
House of Delegates
American Radium Association
Medical Women's National, Association
Wom
Death atalkg n hee ls of Harding tour in Colorado
President Harding's party was shaken by a fatal car crash near Bear Creek canyon Colorado. Two editors or correspondents Sumner Curtis and Tommy Franch died, Thomas Dawson later died, Donald Craig survived with injuries.
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Associated Freda
Denver
Colo
Harding
Bear Creek Canyon
Sumner Curtis
Republican National Committee
Tommy Franch
Great Western Sugar Company
Thomas I’. Dawson
Colorado
Donald A. Craig
Washington
New York Herald
Dawson
Associated Press
United States Senate
United States
Gen Grant
Senate
Dayson
Christian Science Montor
Colorado State Historical and Natural History Society
Press
Chile
Denver Press Club
Looking Glass
Curtis
Craig
French
Daw~son
Gurtis
Blaze Destroys Robins Nest in Birdsnest City
Chicago residents mourn as a fire yesterday on Wentworth Avenue in the 6100 block gutted a robin’s nest high in a blade trek. Firefighters arrived after an alarm and found the nest ablaze. the young robins perished, with only a saburat match suggesting how the fire began.
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Chicago
Wentworth Avenue
Police guard Captain on rum runner freighter Strandhill
Halifax reports the freighter Strandhill returned from three months off the Jersey coast with 4600 cases of fla ver aboard. A police squad was taken aboard to protect Captain H. K. Wilson after crew threats over unpaid wages and short rations. The crew refused to work and Captain Wilson locked himself in his cabin.
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Halifax
Jersey
Strandhill
H. K. Wilson
Wilson
Himsel
Three Shots Halt Rum Runner off New Jersey Coast
The coast guard cutter Seminole chased the Mary J Gully 10 miles along the Jersey shore. Three shots from its 3 pounder yardarm halted the rum runner, which carried 1 500 cases of Scotch whisky valued at 155 000. The Mary J Gully surrendered after a third shot.
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New York
United States Coast Guard
New Jersey
United States Customs Office
Jersey
Mary
Coast Guard
Ro Avenue
Atlantic Highlands
Heat Wave Claims and Record Drownings Across Cities
Across the Midwest and Great Lakes region the heat wave peaks with Detroit reporting 104 degrees and 14 drownings. Sioux City records three deaths linked to the extreme heat, while Cedar Rapids and Des Moines note heat related fatalities and record highs. Thunderstorms break the heat briefly in some areas, with weather officials warning of lingering high temperatures and dangerous conditions.
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Babe
Cedar Rapids
Des Molpes
Jane
reHef
Des Moines
Mercury
Weather Bureau
Chicago
Federal Weather Bureau
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mississippi Valley
Great Lakes
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Hainois
Industrialists' Plan for Reparations Pay Under Consideration
Paris June 25 the inter allied reparations commission reviews a privately submitted plan from German industrialists. Berlin banker lierry Ledwin acts as spokesman proposing one third of German corporate stock be given to a central German corporation to serve as the paying agent for the pledged reparations.
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Paris
Inter-Allied
Tornado Toll Mounts Across Dakota Farmland
Ten persons are reported killed with injuries as a tornado devastates a 40 mile wide farming belt near Reeder and Hettinger in North Dakota. A Fargo dispatch cites five confirmed deaths and four injuries in Adams county as the storm hit Sunday night. In Wisconsin, Mr and Mrs McGrew of Omaha drowned when their boat capsized on Trout Lake during a storm with four others aboard.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
3. D
Reeder
Hettinger
N. D
Adams County
Fargo
Fargo Forum
W. K. Lambert
Bucyrus
George BD. Lewis
Settinger
Olaf Lundahl
United Press
Eagle River
Wis
McGrew
Omaha
Trout Lake
Undertakers threaten city council strike in Des Moines
Ney Mohies reports undertakers in Des Moines threaten a strike of city council members if Superintendent Dockthorn and night watchman Watuin are removed from Woodlawn Cemetery. They claim the cemetery records for lots and graves are faulty. Dockthorn has been at the center of recent council disputes led by Councilman MuecVicar.
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MuecVicar
Drake Alumni Protest Bias in State Bar Exam
Drake University alumni condemn discrimination claims in the state board of law exam admissions. They urge the supreme court to appoint a Drake representative to the board, noting recent pass rates show Drake graduates lagging behind peers from other schools. Current board members and pay details are listed, with exam fees noted.
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Coiernational
Des Motes
Membare
Drake University Alumni Association
Drake Law School
Asiociation
Supreme Court
Drake
Eugene Perry
Des Moines
Dinerapeney
State University Law Acheal
Lawn City
Toenk
Troan
Board of Law
Ris
Ben Dibson
James A. Davitt
Oskaloosa
B. B. Burnyquist
Fort Dodge
George Dawson
Waterloo
A. Hollingsworth
Keokuk
Mrs Buzzi Denies Murder Charge in Bronx Court
In New York on June 25 Anna Buzzi sobbed on the witness stand denying she killed Frederick Schneider a wealthy contractor with whom she had lived eight years witnesses described a dramatic courtroom scene as her husband confronted her in court and the defense pressed the case against her.
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New York
Anna Buzzi
Bronx Supreme Court
Frederick Schneider
Schneider
Harding calls for strict prohibition enforcement in Denver
President Harding declares the nation must uphold Volstead Act enforcement, arguing against nullification efforts and urging sustained lawfulness. He warns wet Democrats and criticizes New York for repeal moves, outlining future enforcement details and touring Cheyenne and Ogden.
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al Smith
New York
Republican Party
Cheyenne
Wryo
Salt Lake City
Harding
United States
Ogden
Utah
East Lake City
Lawrence Martin
United Press Stati
Denver
Calo
Murveg
Wet
Gov. Smith
Lyenture
Colmmen Saag
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