Impatient France Pressed to Settle Debts to America
Washington opinion concentrates on France paying its debts, arguing the country must prove good faith and liquidate obligations to the United States. Analysts warn that without a credible repayment plan or terms similar to Britain, France will struggle to regain credit and stability.
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Alaa Sullivan
Washington
1A. C
France
Francy
Jolenton
America
Cailiaux
Great Britain
Shce
White
Hur
Fantt
Ernace
Vane
Britain
New York
Swedish Baptists Meet at Davenport in March
Annual meeting of the Bardish Baptists of Towy scheduled for March 14 at 4 p m with addresses by state and district delegates. President and nominational pastors to be featured in the program as listed for the tone-day session.
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Opport
Tir Toris Sucmnil
Tawy
Weil
Seized Booze Case at Dunkerton Continues Amid Court Hearings
A Dunkerton liquor case continues as juries may be seated for hearings involving druggists accused of violating laws. Attorneys for multiple clients attend, while spectators discuss the proceedings and local sentiment toward the hearings stretch over several days.
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Dunkerton
Page OX
McCoy
John BR. Hammond
Sison Wieteher
Eva Weires
Wasl
J. W. Thompson
Hady M. Reed
Fred G. Clark
George DB. Worthen
J. Weaver
McCay
Dunkeriel
Waterloo
Field Marshal Oath as President of German Republic
President Loebe administered the oath to Field Marshal Hindenburg amid a ceremonial Reichstag setting. Imperial colors remained outside while the republican flag adorned the rostrum and hydrangea decor, as the ceremony marked the transition and drew crowds and diplomatic observers.
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Hindenburg
Geran
Nowers
Hintenburg
Wilhelmstrasse Palace
Nua
Luther
Honr
Slimtons
Péirce
Ehupt
Panes
Growers Council Organized to Act for Agriculture
Des Moines May 12. Four hundred members of farm organizations in seven states attended the opening session of a conference on produce, tie and profits. Senator Brookhart and Congressman Dickinson arrived. leaders from Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota and other states attended.
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BS United Press
Des Moines
Smith W. Brookhart
J. Ae. Dickinson
W. Bateheller
South Bakola Farmation
J. P. Reed
Minnesota
Parma Burer Borney
Neebras Farm Union
J. C. Langdon
National Board of Taxements
Ob. Meredith
Yo Oor Agriculture
Farm Bureaus
Thomas ©. Cashman
Fara Prea
Tromble
Kansas
Fariy Onien
Jon
O'Conner
Parmer National Union of Amoricus
AL W. Buck
Pet Natitinal Producers Alliance
Frank North Waker
Wisconsin
Father States
Tin Stars Called in by New Herrin Chief
A damaged report from Herrin describes new city officials and police actions. Mayor Marshal DL McPCorallieh and authorities face claims after a bombing incident as the administration asserts reforms.
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Herrin
Paris imposes wartime secrecy on Moroccan operations
Paris announces censorship of press reporting on Morocco's operations. Cabinet notes restrict mentions of troop numbers reinforcements ports or campaign details with Spain asked to curb aid to Abd-El-Krim. Reports also allege past French plots and German submarine activity near Rif coast.
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Spain
Spanish Morocco
Abd-El-Krim
Agadir
Altha
United Press
Paris
Raymond Poincare
Abd-El- Slim
Luc Riff
Andre Gerthon
L’humanite Today
Berthon
Abd-El-Mrim
Poincare
Rif
Afria
Germain
Associated Press
Tangier
Havas
Abdd-El-Krim
Riif
Sixth Inning Excitement in Philadelphia Doubleheader
In Philadelphia May 12 Pittsburgh and Philadelphia split a doubleheader. Ring hit a grand slam homer for Philadelphia in the sixth, Harper followed with a two on homer, Aldridge pitched. Barnhart homered for Pittsburgh in the second. Philadelphia won 5 to 2. The line score shows Pittsburgh 2 010 000 031 and Philadelphia 100 007 009.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ring
Aldridge
Collotan
Gooch
Wilson
Demands Probe of Cruelty at Anna State Asylum
Williamson county sheriff calls for an investigation into alleged inmate cruelty at the Anna State insane asylum after Walter Polard dies amid signs of beating and trampling. The incident follows Polard's death at the facility, prompting scrutiny.
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Marion
Investita
Bon
Anna State Insane Asylum
Sherif
Williamson County
Walter Polard
Fragmented May Farm Notes From Barclay Township Dawn
Local notes report farm activities around Barclay Township including John Stewart's farm, Sundar visitations, rising milk flow as cows graze, and pasture views. Mentions residents at St Francis tal plantini, officers from First National Bank, and various families and wagon teams. A fragmentary entry notes metal work to prevent water intrusion.
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Otte Buhner
John Stewart
Dolly Stewart
Marka
M Raidh
Sundar
Ortner
Mieg Det Naebers
St. Francis Tal
Sr Plantini
Yenre
Sabula
Starhele
Cresco
Paavlas
Giana
St Francis Emir
Frank Chiaiko
Gregorther
Carolina Mite
William Shitap
John Sehake
Meike Staebell
Man Nuebel
Hendy Kreacer
Albers
Kills Sete
First National Bank
Bilikerten
Matt Eortner
Matt Risse
Cal Coolidge Faints on Plymouth Porch as Cameras Click
Plymouth Vermont May 12 Cal John Coolidge father of the president fainted on the porch of his farm home while photographers clicked. He told inquirers he remembers nothing and his health is about as usual though aides say there was a collapse yesterday. Housekeeper Aurora Pierce said he fainted while posing and he has complained only of late hours from correspondence keeping him late.
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Plymouth
Cal
John
Coolidge
Col. Coolidge
Nan
White House
Aurora Pierce
Altho
Mason City Bank Test of Public Deposit Guarantee
State officials announced the Mason City City Commercial Savings Bank failure may trigger the Lovrein Brookthart Act test of the public deposit guarantee fund. No assessment will be made until Mason City files a proven claim, with about 59000 on hand at closure. If filed, county and local treasurers would divert interest to build a 50000 fund to repay the city.
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Des Moines
City Commercial Savings Bank
Mason City
Lovrein- Brookthart
Ray Johnson
Wet Wash Laundry War Sparks Brooklyn Double Murder
Police seek gangsters after Henry Ginsberg and Hyman Jacobson are killed at a Brooklyn smoker. The men, aged 38 and 40, were shot by three intruders using a Maxim silenced gun. Jacobson pursued the gunmen but died in the driveway.
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New York
Emmen Wahn
Henry Ginsberg
Hyman Jacobson
Brooklyn
Ginsberg
Jacobson
Mayor Gilman Fined for Auto Violations in Sioux City
Sioux City Iowa May 12 Mayor Stewart Gilman forfeited two cash bonds of 4 dollars each after two of his cars failed to display tail lights Sunday night. He had been ordered to appear Monday morning but did not show up. a bench warrant was issued and his son appeared on his behalf.
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Sioux City
Stewart Gilman
Gilman
Mrs Shepherd Faces Grand Jury Over McClintock Case
Chicago on May 12. A grand jury will hear the case of Mrs Julie Shepherd charged with having guilty knowledge of the murder of Billy McClintock and his mother Emma McClintock. States Attorney Robert E Crowe would not reveal his recommendation to the jury. He is not sympathetic to the coroner's jury action.
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Chicago
Julie Shepherd
Billy McClintock
Emma McClintock
Robert E. Crowe
Runaway Boy Returns Home on Mother's Day
Two years after Henry 17 ran away from Denison Mrs. Henry Jacobson found him in his old room on Mother's Day. He came back late Saturday night by the ladder route and rejoined his younger brother, ending a long disappearance.
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Denison
Fai
Henry Jacobson
Henry
40 Million Drink Trade Hit by Navy Blockade
The dry navy caps bootleg liquor, with trade value near 40 million dollars, as smugglers seek foreign ports. Coast guard reports five 19,000 ton vessels off San Diego carrying liquor, while Canadian waters offer cheap imports. Hoover cites 40 million as a low estimate of bootleg costs. Coast guard intensifies blockade from Virginia to New England with plans for further action.
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Associated Prn
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Cal
Coast Guard
Tamarox
Glace Bay
Nova Scotia
Department of Commerce
Hoover
Customs Service
Coastguard
Rim Fleet
New Jersey
C. Billard
Wealthy Georgia merchant shot by grieving widow
Mrs Richard Bowman of Statham Georgia killed Barlow county store owner Guy Thurman with five bullets avenging her husband who was shot by Thurman six months earlier. She surrendered to police without incident. In Washington Texas university dean George C Butte was named attorney general for Parta Rite.
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KIA
Statham
Guy Thurman
Barlow County
Richard Bowman
Thurman
TEXAN
K. Tos
Washington, D.C
George C. Butte
Law School
University of Texas
Parta Rite
Veteran Civil War Veteran Conrad Gushard Dies in Gary
Conrad Gushard a Civil War veteran died yesterday morning at Ge Home of a daughter in Gary Indiana He was well known in Waterton and had visited here frequently He will be buried at Naperville Illinois where he had resided nearly continuously Heir Isaac Gushard and sister Mrs AR Marile departed last evening to attend the funeral
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Conrad Guschard
Conrad Gushard
Ge Lome
Gary
Ind
Waterton
Ife
Naperville
Isaac Uushard
AR. Marile
Waterloo
Secret Wife Sheds Light on Brooklyn Diamonds Case
In Buffalo an affidavit reveals a woman claiming to be Joe Diamond’s secret wife states the Diamond brothers and John Farina were innocent of the bank messenger murders. She says Cheeks Luciano’s confession and her silence conceal the true killer, whom Luciano can name.
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Joe
Diamond Brothers
John Farina
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Joe Tiamond
Bear
Cheeks
Luciano
Luciang
Siege and blockade drama and liquor raids update
In Washington a large map pins rum craft and allied forces while cannons and coastal patrols press to starve the rum trade. The dry navy adds 34 armed craft from New London as coast guard efforts intensify with liquor ashore. Michigan police file 360 Canadian beer seizures. New York closes more saloons and a rye liquor plant is funded. A Sioux City burglary at Ben's Jewelry Store yields about 2960 dollars in jewels. thief fled with no insurance.
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Washington
Navy
Armel
New London
Coast Guard
Michigan
Movnl Clemons
Prd
New York
GOPS College to Train Police for Efficient Service
A New York police academy dubbed the West Point of policing will train officers for modern methods. Inspector Noonan, sent abroad secretly for guidance, returns as first commandant guiding specialized departments, including finger print and identification work, with a new policewomen training unit. The initial class numbers 450, with a three month course.
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New York
Police
Mnright
West Point
John J. Noonan
Ife
Enright
Noonan
Scotland Yard
Paris
Vienna
Berlin
Rome
Suright
Peerties
Theaa
Wil Team Waren
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