International Court debates Hughes-Harding-Coolidge reservations
In Geneva representatives of three world nations and the Permanent Court of International Justice discuss the Hughes-Harding-Coolidge reservations as conditions of U.S. adherence. The fourth reservation is deferred and the fifth narrowly survives as a block to advisory opinions on U.S. affairs. The article notes U.S. policy aims like the Monroe Doctrine and immigration control.
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Permanent Court of International Justice
Geneva
United States Senate
United States
Coolidge
California contest tests McAdoo Smith split in Democratic race
In a California episode the McAdoo partisans and Smith wets clash over the Democratic presidential bid. Smith backers gain early ground while McAdoo hopes to rally California and influence delegates for 1928. Aerial feats and other notes color the page.
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Mark Sullival
Washington, D. C
McAdoo
California
Smith
Califo
MccAden
Gov. Smith
New York
MiaAdoo
Smith and the
Smith and Wet
Drys
Lim
Stalth
Wets
Democratic Party
Oto
Flying Corps Plans Perilous Flights and Replacements
Washington dispatch recounts army and navy air corps leaders mourning the deaths of Commander John Rodgers and Lieut Cyrus Bettis while planning ongoing races and a South America flight. Davison announces 36 army pilots for national air races in Philadelphia. navy pilots also entered. A flight commander may replace Rodgers. inland dirigible TC-5 voyage to Scott Field completes with refueling at Rafael.
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Washington, D. C
UNS
Flying Corps
Army
Navy
D John Rodgers
Cyrus Bettis
Rodgers
San Francisco
Davison
State Department
Bettis
Navy Air Corps
Tor Ehilian
Air Corps
Lieut
Associated Press
Shenandoah
TCS
Ohio
Langley Field
Scott Field
Belpre
Parkersburg
W.va
Athens
Noble County
Washington Court House
Tie
West Virginia
Virginia
Weather holds farms crops back in sections
Washington reports to the agricultural department show unfAVORable weather delaying many crops. August rain rotted potatoes and hampered corn and cotton, delaying winter wheat plowing. meanwhile sugar cane and sugar beets in the south and west were in excellent condition with expected high production.
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Washington
D. C
Agricultural Department
Saddle Atelantic
Ohio Valley
Colton
Famous Comedian Dies in Sanitarium on Long Island
New York report states Ben Welch renowned comedian died at Wing's Park sanitarium in Long Island after five months of illness. He spent almost a century on stage, became blind sixty years ago yet kept performing until recent decline. He is survived by a widow and a daughter.
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Pho
Paris
Suzanne Lenglen
America
New York
Leviathas
Red Grange
Charlie Fini
Grange
Pyle
Oth
Hoffer
Ben Welch
Wing’s Park
Park
Long Island
Welch
Rabbi Resigns to Be Movie Director in Los Angeles
Rabbi Trattner of Temple Emernuel in Los Angeles resigns to pursue a career as a motion picture director. He cites the universal language of film and notes the shared elements between church life and cinema as reasons for the move.
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Rabbi
Burbank
Cal
Trathueur
Emernuel
Los Angeles
Rabbi Trattner
Royal Swedish Crown Prince and Princess Visit Japan
Royal visitors from Sweden, Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus and Princess Lonise, arrived in Tokyo after a U S move. Plans include extensive motor trips and many entertainments. The prince regent and crown princess of Japan are to host them with reception expected September 12.
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Tokio
Gustavus Adolphus
Sweden
Lonise
United States
Japan
Court Bars Dancer From Moving Child Out of U S
Superior court grants an order forbidding Russian dancer Svetlana Wrissht to take her five year old daughter Svetlana out of the United States. Custody seeks by Vladimir Hinzenberg. Wright claims alienation of affection and a $1000000 settlement. Attorney plans to pursue hearings in Spring Green Wisconsin and may seek federal warrants for arrest.
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Chicago
Olgavanna
United States
Svetlana
Valdimir Hinzenhers
Hinzenberg
Milineft
Milineit
Frank Lloyd , Wright
Frank Voy Wrisit
Nated
Hibzenberg
Lawoyer
Aryest
Wright
Mins Milino
Council Bluffs and Omaha Cellars Fall After Heavy Rains
Streets and cellars flooded in Council Bluffs and Omaha after a severe electrical storm. More than two inches of rain fell. Indian Creek flooded, shutting down Broadway traffic and disrupting streetcar lines along with electric light and telephone circuits. Transcontinental trains delayed several hours.
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Omaha
Neb
Council Bluffs
Indian Creek
Broadway
Air record shattered by French fliers in long distance flight
Lieut. Charles and Capt. Welser established a new world nonstop long distance flying record landing at Render Abbas on the Persian Gulf after about 3250 miles from Lahouget. The telegraph from air ministry announced the 5200 kilometer distance, surpassing the previous 4758 kilometers from Paris to Omsk Siberia.
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Charles
Wolser
Lebourget
Bender Abbas
Persian Gulf
Paris
Omsk
Siberia
America
New York
Brest
Welser
Air Ministry
Render Abbas
Cant
Glrier
Tout
Cordilly
Weiser
Lahourget
Illinois Petitions for statewide beer referendum arrive in Springfield
A five foot petition box carrying 491,637 signatures for a statewide prohibition referendum was transported to Springfield from Chicago. The effort, led by Democratic candidate George Brennan, seeks to modify federal policy on alcohol via the Volstead Act and asks voters to decide in November.
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Chicago
Illinois
Springfield
George Brennan
Brennan
Baron Goes Back as Fake Baron von Krupp Jr
George Gabor known as the self styled Baron eorge Exter Frederick von Krupp Jr. was in custody en route to Wilmington Delaware after being pursued by detectives. He admitted his identity after a week of immigration service questioning and had previously conspired across the country leaving worthless checks. He gained access to prominent figures including Henry Ford and toured the U S army arsenal on Governor's Island New York.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Baroneorge
Frederick von Krupp, Jr
Wilemington
Delaware
George Gabor
Gabor
Federal Immigration Service
America
Cabor
Henry Ford
Detroit
Woman Gives Bond Man Stays in Jail
In Taunton city justice court Glenn C. Ealy and Mrs Emma Linamin were bound over to await the next grand jury on adultery charges. Each posted bonds of 1500 dollars while Mrs Fiossie M Ealy Des Moines filed charges following arrests at Linamin’s home Monday night.
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Town City
Glenn CC. Ealy
Justice Court
Ealy
Emma Linamin
Britain Bans Reds From Union Congress
The British government bans M. Tomsky and other Russian trade unionists from entering England to attend the British trades union congress next week. The home office advised union officials that the Russian delegates cannot be admitted.
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Tendon
M. Tomsky
England
Trades Union Congress
Home Office
Trades Union
Tomsky
English Coal Miners Seek Strike Policy
London. Miners federation delegates opened a session to consider adopting strike policy. Decisions will hinge on the executives of the miners' federation as they await definite instructions from delegates amid ongoing peace negotiations.
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London
Taper
Tan Miners’ Federation
Newspaper Delivery Notice Rules and Contact
The notice instructs readers that The Corner should be delivered to homes before 5 40 PM and if not received by that time to call 5100 and request a copy. It adds that if delivery error occurs the office must be contacted before 6 30 PM.
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Wil Ha Feyt
California Republican Primary Nomination Secured by Kahn
Congresswoman from the Fourth district, Kahn, easily won the nomination in the California primaries as final counts confirm her secured position. The outcome signals continued support for her tenure and political stance within the party.
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Francisce
Kahn
Fourth
California
Corey Is Released on Bond in Illinois Court
Corey was released on a 3000 dollar bond in Chicago's Municipal Court with Judge Alfar Eberhart presiding. Simon Herr, acting for Corey, sought a continuance to prepare a defense as the case involving a cashier’s check payment to a Chicago sugar merchant for 110 sacks of sugar was postponed to October 2. Georgia (Note: text contains odd phrases. remaining details include extradition efforts by the state's attorney and the witness Leo Siewel’s travel considerations.)
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Chicago
Tack Eee
Harry Haved
National Bank” of Waterloo
Corey
Alfar Eberhart
Simon Herr
Jiremont
Herr
Leo Siewel
Judge Clears Sheriff of Contempt in Habeas Corpus Case
Judge G Wood exonerates Clinton County Sheriff R Cooke who refused to allow deposition of Hugene Guy Moore in the Jack Corey habeas corpus hearing. The contempt citation is dismissed after two days in Black Hawk district court as Corey's counsel sought the deposition while Moore lay wounded in custody.
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R. Cooke
Clinton County
Hugene
Guy Moore
Jack Corey
G. We Worl
Moore
Clinton
Sheriff Cooke
Corey
Wood
Cooke
Atter
Black Hawk District Court
Sullivan & Sullivan
Yo Laon Belt
Alfred Langlers
George Harris
Police in Valencia Kill Six After Bull Rampage
Valencia police try to shoot a wild bull in the streets. The attempt results in six deaths and four injuries among officers. The bull was finally killed after injuring several policemen and trampling bystanders.
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Valencia
Spain
Theba
Jess Han
Olive
Short Interviews With Home Folks
Paul Davis of Pav Davis Dry Goods argues that good roads are a community asset and should be financed now for long term benefit. He advocates deferred payment with a bond issue at low interest to fund such projects.
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Paul Davis
Pav Davis Dry Goods Company
Dawes plan starts with six million in German reparations
Washington reports the United States has received 6,004,000 in cash as the initial German reparations payment under the Dawes plan. The funds will satisfy judgments by the German claims commission and fund costs of maintaining American forces on the Rhine.
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Washington, D. C
United States
America
Cardinals Blank Cubs in First Twin Bill Game
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated Chicago 2 to 0 to take an early lead in the National League race. Alexander held the Cubs to three hits and aided a third inning rally that produced both Cardinal runs. Cubs pitchers yielded the two runs amid a five hit effort.
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Chicago
St. Louis Cardinals
Alexander
Cubs
St. Louis
O'Farrell
Root
Bush
Gonzales
Rains swell rivers threaten Indiana lowland farms
Rivers and streams surged after a torrential rainstorm across central Indiana. A record 4.51 inches fell in the eastern state portion within the hour before midnight, threatening thousands of acres of farm lowlands.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Inquitia
Judge blasts lawmen over double standard in liquor case
District Judge Wo Rate, Ret Oak, harshly denounces officers who arrest a toter with a small bottle while ignoring a major bootlegger. He tells the jury that some bootleggers escape attention, though he offers no specific names or references.
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Cornell Blats
Wo Rate
Altho
Church Faces Possible Religious War Over Mexican Relief
In Mexico City on September 2 authorities clash as President Calles defends religious regulations amid Catholic pressure for constitutional relief. The episcopate warns relief is doubtful and says without it a religious war would conflict with church spirit.
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Mexico City
Con Sresa
Callas
Mexico
Priesta
Congress
Calles
Hon
Five youths jailed after Diagonal girl dies in auto crash
Pansy Turnbull seventeen died from skull fracture after an automobile ride with several young men near Clearfield. Coroner Bailey says the death followed an assault in the car and the jury may hold Hal and John Howard Clarence Luton John Gibbons and John Beach for murder. The youths remain jailed as defense moves for early trial and bond. County attorney says chloral hydrate found shifts case to assault theory. Parents express grief and desire justice.
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Bedford
Pansy ‘'Turnbull
Diagonal
Sam Bailey
Ringgal County
Bailey
Clearfield
Avening
Pansy
Urnbull
Hal Howard
Howard
Iowa ‘University
Hal
John Howard
John Gibbons
Clarence Luton
Jonn' Beach
Taylor County
Grand Jury
Lucas
Luton
Luke Sloan
Arizona Turnbull
Martial law tightens in Azores after quake looting fears
Horta in the Azores tightens martial law to curb looting after a devastating earthquake. Reports say 25 killed and at least 400 injured in Horta with many buildings wrecked. Temporary bakery ovens avert bread shortages as Read Cross supplies arrive to aid recovery efforts.
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Horta
Azores
Faral Island
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