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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
mob ATTACKS
GUARDS KALI
COAL Mines

Meal ESTER okla. Juuly l>.-I'c-
tween $40 ari 100 mrn. many W Them
armed. attacked and inn to rnui force
&c nan union workere "a; the Kali luii
Coal Mine M CAMBRIA near here. to-day.
t;uarsls were disariretl and forced tu
ace, mpany the aasalaKfS a. they
matcrcd u I.aiilcr ,ouniy after the
attack
First reports ~ authorities here said
no one was injured. but details are
lat king.
TcleIhone NisrS ~ Cambria have been
cat. IL IL understood the attack was
madr In miners from Texas fields.
iIenfyeita. okla. and other fields near
by.
The sheriff ~ I.afimer County and "A
number of Deputies have lcfl Niibnrion.
La;incr county seat. for The scene of the
encounter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
HUGE SUBMARINE is
LAUNCHED FROM u. s.
YARDS PORTSMOUTH

PORTSMOUTH. n. ILL.,. July IL. A
submarine twice a. large a. any built
previously for the United States navy
was launched n the navy yard here res-
trrday This biz underSea fighter. 10 hc
known ~ the VI. Il the first ~ a fleet
III nine that viii ~ able ~ accompany
the battle fleet NY sea IN any weather and
ut any speed ~ which the flee itself
H. capable.
Exact statement as to the radius in
which the NJ can operate was not given
ont by the naval authorities. hut indi M
iion that she could cross the Atlantic
and return without replenishing fnel or
supplies WAS seen in the statement ihnt
~ihe vi can make any voyage of which
the fleet aS 4 whole j. capable
The vessel iS 3Ii feet TX inches ovcr
MI. hrs u maximum breadth VI ~ feet.
a.. iihceS y surface diSplscpment " ..lGI
tons. She ~ Nv nearly self sustaining
that she will moi need the services ~ u
mother ship in port.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
AGED SWANS FIGHT
FOR HAND or LADY;
ONE DEATH RESULTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jlly Ivy. Hugh Ne
Closk ". VII, ~ dead and Henry Mueller.
T5. is in the city prison today with u
mansla l.hter charge filed against him
as the result of a long standing rivalry
between the two aged men for the favor
of 40 year old woman. which culminat-
,d in a aMafIel Wednesday. All tbs
principa5s are inmat of the city and
coAnty relief home here.
According t. attendants at the home.
-icClgsk X senled Stu liers attentions
to the woman. When the pair met ~ the
taifs Wednesday, Me- losney is ietIar
w u have threatened Mueller with his
crutch. Mueller parried with his cane,
ana in struggle McCloskey tumbled
down the ssaizs, suffering injuries from
which TN died yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
King Held on
Charge Murder
Major MLeayy

COLUMBIA, S. q. July iS- Mo-time-
~ King, charged with the killing Of
Maj. samuel II. MeLeary Of the coast
artillery corps. was held in the Rich
land county Jail here today after lead
ing a party of officials yesterday to
the scene u the crime eleven miles
from Cheraw. whore the body was re-
covered. The authorities. meanwhile,
continued their search for the man
-amed IN confession signed by King
;.s his companion IN the Killing.
A verdict hat Major McLeary died or
gun shot wounds inflicted by King and
othe- parties unknown % the jury.
was returned hy d coronefs jury ncar
the scene shortly after the body was req
covered. The name of Kings alleged
companion was withhold by the authori-
Les pending his capture. hut reports
from Unicn, s. G.. stated that Frank
Harrell. who had been employed with
King in a coal mine until about SIX
weeks ago, was being sought ia connec-
;son with the case.
The trial ~ King and any other per
son implicated mus, ~ held in Chester
field county, since VI developed ~ thc
inquest THAT tile actual Staying W the
officer took place within it, borders.
where he had riren two mon u lift
while cnroute in his automobile tn
Columbia july 2 on his way to Fort
Mouliric. 10 which post he had just
heen transferred from Fort Leaven-
worth, Kansas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
TEXAS SUPPORTERS
LAF0LLETTE MEET
IN DALLAS JULY "a
nv Tho AsSociatrd rrcss.l

DALLAS. Texas. July 1s.-Supporters
in Texas Of Robert NJ. LaFoll5tte. indie
pendent candidate for president. will
meet i'm Dallas july "a 10 discuss plans
for placing the Wisconsin senator's
name on the ballots i'm this state, ac-
cording To waraer Moore Of Fort Worth.
who came here Yesterday - complete
arrangements for thz conference. A.
tive work of organizing the independent
forces will NOT bc undertaken util after
the democratic state primariss on July
20. hc said.
Senator LaFpllettg's name can find II
PLACE on the November ballot IN petit
ticn. a.700 names being necessary, Mr..
Moore declared. That figure represents
one per cent ~ the vote east at the last
general election, he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

LONDON. july 1s-Fr@ncc VIII no..
yield her opposition to the British pro-
posal 10 give the agent general Of rep.
araiion payment and trustee for the
foreign bondholdsrs of the loan 10 Ger
many. large preliminary powers in de-
termining whether therr is dl fault hy
Germany in fulfilling her obligations
under the Dawes plan.
This position WAS made plain this az
te noon ~ member of TIE French dele.
ation who expressed chagrin because
the proposals for a protocol submitted
~ the French and British del cations
have leaked out.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

LOCUST VALLEY. N. III. July Is
john w. Davis. democratic candidate
for president. had another busy day
ahead before his departure this even
ing for Islesboro. Maine. for q rest.
Conferences have been arranged with
several party leaders for the settle
ment ii 4 number of campaign details
As result. Il IL hoped that before
nirhtfall the finishing touches viii be
added w shc organization machinery.
Whether formal announcement of the
personnel of the organization would be
made before Mr.. Davis left M y. w.
for tho Maine home vi Charles Dana
Gibson. remains to Nv determined. How
ever. there was increasing evidence that
the directing general Of the organiza-
tion has been determined in the per-
SON Of Glenn Il. Shaver Of Fairmont. M.
Na.. who conducted Mr. Davis pre-
convention campaign.
As described by friends of the candi-
date the campaign organization 10 be
set up will be 2 very complete one Gov
ering all sections " the country. X Us
hoped w have " ready u 4 union af.cr
Mr. Davis fires the opening gun - the
campaign III his speech VI acceptance
10 Nv delivered at Clarksbury. W. VA.
probably during the first week III Aug
ust
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
FILE CHARGES AGAINST
FILIPINO RINGLEADERS

MANILA. July II Formal charges
of causing mnfiny and soliciting soldiers
to Join a union. thereby causing di~ on-
tent and impairing morale. have been filed
against t. ringleaderS of ihc recent dis
tuihanceS among the Philippines scouts
~ Fort Mckinley The remainder 81
Tie scouts. who II i alleged. Joined IN
The strike movement for an equalization
IL pay with white soldiers. are charged
With joining a muE'iny and ,onSpiring 10
begin and join n mutiny.
Each group viii b. tried on ma~Se.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
COTTON MAN DIES

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July ~ John AT
bert Tatlor. la president 0f the Ma
fional Ginrr~' Association adm widely
known i'm cotton circles. died here today
after an illness of two weeks. Mr..
Tayler moved to Memphis In 1905 from
Oklahoma. establishing the National Gin-
nerS' Association. statistical organi-
zat.on here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
DOHENY POSTS BOND
ANSWER INDICTMENT

10 SANGELES. JnlV lN. Edward /
Dohony and mis- SON. T. iwari u. noheny.
Jr TODAY posted $4,000 bonds each fof
their appearance in Washington. n. '..
To answer to recent indictments in the
government Oh lcas. eases.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
TEXAN KILLED AND SON
INJURED BY TORNADO

TAH0KA. Texas. July ls.-GeorGe
Brewer was killed ana his little seven
ycad old son painfully injured as \
sult WV tornado that swept across the
southeastern part oF Lynn county last
night. The Roy Will recover
Though the house n which the family
resided was demolished. Brewers wife
and two other children We're not injur-
ed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
SEVEN KILLED WHEN
FIGHT BREAKS OUT

LISBON. July ls.-Fonr cuards. one
soldier. one woman and one police of-
ficer were killed yesterday in u FIGHT
which broke out i'm Edward VIII Park
after n policeman had reprimanded
soldier fer speaking improperly to n
woman fish monger-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
LAFOLLE IS
PREPARING FOR
BIG CAMP AICN
Judge Brandeis and Sen.
Wheeler Are Considered as
Chairman of Campaign;
Hold Conference Today

WASHINGTON. July l>. - Deter
mined efforts We're made today hy some
nf shc followers ~ Senator i.aFoiieite
rs induce Senator Wheeler. democrat
Montana. ~ reconsider his refusal tn
run for vice president on ihe I.aFul.cite
independent ticket.
Some ~ those who were w ioach with
Mr.. Whelcr appeared confident late to-
das that he would rnnsrnt fo the com
mittrc senator T.nlfolictfe'- running mate.
despite hiS previous unqualified am
nouneemeni that hr wonld refuse.
The Montana senator himself refused
40 make anv public statement an the siib
jet lie already has announced he
would support Mr. I.aFollette.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
UNCLE SAM APPRAlSES HIS REALTY
fRv he Associated PrrSsN

WASHINGTON. July ls--The ffder-
II government has i2655.5ii.sl in-
vested il real property. * has been
found by TIE Federal Real Estate Board
named y the Budget Bureau to appraise
TIE holdings.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
HUMBLE OIL COMPANY
POSTS NEW REDUCTION
fBy TIE Associated Press }

HOUSTON. Texas, July ls.-The
Humble OH 4 Refining Company late
yesterday posted another reduction IN
the prios Of q III coast crud,. A. grade
going 70 $3.50 o barrel. grade was eut
from Si.f5 to Sl.30. Similar prices were
posted today by the Texas Company and
Gulf Production Company
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
CERTIFICATE HOLDERS
TO RECEIVE PAYMENT

CpIE'MRIS. D.. July lS- Certificate
holders wv the Industrial Endowment
Iund company which passed into re-
reirer.hip With thr arrest Wednesday Df
i.puiS WI .ID~rphsoH. Columbus attorney
and former vicp president WI the com
pHuy. On charges WI pmhezzlng $.l1.
1866 nf thr cnmpany'S funds. viii
probably receive seventy per cent ut
their claims. Cyrus I.ncher. director ~
the state department of commerce. an
noun cd
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
ACID TANK BURSTS;
TWELVE PERSONS
SEVERELY INJURED

BALTIMORE. July lS Twelve men
were severely burned and hundreds
forced WY flee fpr their lives when Two
suIfuric acid tanks. containing thousands
W. gallons WI thp chemical burst wv ihe
Dawson Chemical rcmpany'S plant.
Cabin Erancl Crryt. near here today
$iV w eight men from thr coast guard
station Nh Cabin Branch were also
burned and iumrrd overheard t0 escape
more serious injuries.
The tanks exploded while fhe employees
nf lhe plant and coaSieuard volunteers
were fighting fire underneath ihr aeid
..lnrnhrr
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
PAYS DEATH PENALTY

BOZMAN. Mont July lS.-S-th 0rrin
banner. earylctcd murIcFcr ot Mrs
John Sprouse N Central Park. Mont, AN
November, 1850. paid the death penalty
on the gahows of the county jail A 2:l9
this morning. iIe sc med Indifferent to
the end.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

WASHINGTON. Jgly iS Drfrrmi
nafinn nf fhc l.HFolir'tr Organization "
make strong hid for votes in thr south
was shown ia the annonn emeni hare to-
day thar campaign headquarters would
hr opened ia New ORLEANS. Subordinate
H. the main offices III Chi.a-a. head
quarters pro- ablyIsill he opened III Ncw
York city ana W san Francisco.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
TWO FOUND GUILTY

GALVESTON, Texas. J nv ISL. II.
Nourcs, alias Johnny Jack ana
Joe Narnell were found guilty in the
ederal court here today by a jury on
the charge Of importing and transport
ing liquor. Sent nee will te imposed
this afternoon. Tom Lcra. Joe Marrero.
II. y. kreigcr. VI. X. Ross ana Theodore
Owens. also Oh trial, were found not
guilty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

PARIS Inly ~ a telephone mess
age from London to ihc Fr.n u foreign
office this morning said there was Il
good prospe for the adoption of the
compromise proposal made hy Col James
A. Logan. IT.. on the question of the
appointment II IN American minister %
act with the PREPARATION commission ia
declaring default hs Germany on the
Dawes plan and the procedure for the
application II penalties III ease II a de-
fault were declared.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
MEXICAN TRAIN DERAILs


bI IHF A~HNVIlIEN I-FVs~T
CITY or MFNICO. July ls. Four
persons We're Killed and TEN injured
when n passenger train from payarA to
Pueblo waS drrHilrd near llHmilHdrrn-
All the cars mi the train were crushed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
STUART MACLAREN
FOUND ON ISLAND
NEAR JAPAN COAST

TOXIC, July iS A. Stuart MacLargn.
the British aviator on a flight around
ne world. who has been missing since
he left Lake Toshimoye, Yctarafu Is-
land. for I'aramashira. Kurle Island.
carly Wednesday morning has been
found
Naciaren ard his companions were
founl safe in u ay aa the southwest
shore NJ Uruppu Island. the island ad-
joining Yctoro. Island. from which the
aviators started Nednf sday morning.
The news was rec lived in a wireless
message from a steamer off Uruppu
Island picked un hy the japanese dor
stroyer Isokaze this morning. The Iso-
kaze IS nroce. ding 20 Urunpu Island.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
BUYS DRESSER FOR So;
FINDS ENOUGH MONEY
TO PAY FARM MORTGAGE
Crv Tho Associated rrc~s.)

okI.AlInMA CITY. Okla. Inlv Is
Two weeks ago Frank Stevens, lahorcr
purchased battered Ella second hand
dresser for 81.
Yesterday be found S3eS in large de-
nomination grecnbacks concealed b.
hind che " the drawers. Today ne is
making plans w take his family back
t0 his farm. near Mena. Ark, 10 pay
off NOR. ssee now overdue.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
TANkER FLOUNDERED

ROME. July ~ The tanker Ontano ~
go tons, belonging ~ tie italian navy.
has 4oundersd in \ violent storm or
" Y CaIabrian coast. The crew was res
cued by a japanese vessel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
Official Weather Reports

Brownsvilla and vicinity: Par.is
cloudy tonight and Saturday
East Texas: Partly cloudy tonight ans
Saturday: probably local II ndershow-
ess in north portion. Moderate to fresh
southerly winds on the coast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
Today's Games
AMERICAN IFAGIrE

NEW YORK. july lS. Although the
Indians tscse forced WV use three pitch
ers, they held the Yankee sluggcrs w
q hits, while iheir teammates pounded
Bash far ~ safetics and 10 vie
tory
Cleveland 2l0 000 5iO-9 17 ?
New York 0i0 Oi0 000-2 q q
Smith. Mamaux. pipgrass and Myatt;
Bush and Hoffman.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

TOXIC. July l>-rhe foreign COM
mnniiy and Japanese authorities. c>-
pe,iJiiY ~ tae air service took II deep
breath NJ relief today when news filtered
down hy wireless from the knrle Islands
thar che Mad.ar,n party ~ round-thc-
world filters WAS safe
The party headed hy A. Suari Mac
l.aren. hopred "ff from Lake ToShimoyc
~ Netnrnfn Island. fer raraha ~hiru
Island last "Wednesday. Imfil Jap
aneSe destroyer. combing Che rugged
coasts ~ the kuriieS. to-day picked up
a wireless report from \ commercial
steamer THAT the party had landed upun
l'ruppu Island near the starting point
of their hop. no word had hrcn received
from Them
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18

LONDON. July lS.The valuable aid
the inter allied conference has derived
from the presence of the Anne rican par
ticipants-Ambassado Kellogg and hi
advisor. Col. James a. Logan. Jr. .is
stressed ediiorially by the Times in q
Plea fer the adoption of th Daw plan.
The editorial says that IN the sirug-
yle ''ietwecn the rational and fiation-
III which il now in progress "it is ~
ter,sting for Englishmer to observ The
quiet and unohtrusive American cffurts
IN ayor Of what seems 10 Us sheer non
sense. The United S.atgs does moi and
cannot commit herself politically in amy
respect. but at every turn American suu
:.estions. American advice. American Of
fers Of unofficial but al assistance in
the exec tion of the purely economic
experts scheme are among the most i'm
portant factors in the confer nee.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
US lie Assaeia,,d Pressl

NlW YORK July r.. Campaign Or
ganization plans formed the sahjrci W "
long conference today between John W.
Davis. the democratic presidential can
didAfr. and number uf party leaders
These in iudins Thomas TaElarl VI IN
diana: George H. fireman of Illinois
Norman f. Mack Il New York. and Glenn
T., Shaver of West Virginia. who in
understood te have been selected as
campaign manager.
N ~ the expectation that announce
men; W 'hr pei Sonnrl wv tEc organized .on
wlll hr made before MI Davis lyaycS this
evening fyr l~lr%h0rp. Maine whore NV wv
io spend q week or ten days IN rest
-As nnw cliiincd the campaign or
aanizafinn viii consist of n central
board III strategy .~ with fifli forces im
YafiolS SECTIONS of the country Under
the general direction 81 NJ shaver. who
condu scd tha nominees prcconv.ntioa
campaign. II viii thy plans fer \ vigorous
ampaign w wv launched Immediately
wv fter thr formal notification ceremonies
..t Clark ~burg early next month. "A ~er-
una campaign contribution was found us
the nominee today i'm hi~ mail. n was a
dime and came from Harold Srccr. T.
year old hug vi Ashnry Park. \. Nv, who
wrote.
Enclosed find nay contribution to
your campaign. 'ris aii can afford.
Mr. Davis sent personal note ci
Thanks W. the y0ungSter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
RANGERS MAY
Be CALLED TO
STARR COUNTY
Disagreement Over Methods
OF Fighting Outbreak OF
Typhus in Rio Crande City
Causes Trouble
'Bv The Associated Pressl

AUSTIN. TEXAS. July Is- Officials of
starr county ANA thA state department
of health are Nd dispute oylr methods
to control an outbreak of trnhu- fever
al Rio Gtande City according tu re-
quests sent to the attorney narai-
Thee .s posi- ii.ty state rannrs mT
te asked to assis. in enforcing feEula-
tions Dr. Malone Ducgna. state health
officer. refused today to give amy in-
formation WI thc s.t ntion but it was
learned in the attorn. r1l's depart
mert that he had asked for an opinion
or what course to pursue Starr coun-
ty officials also have asked the attorney
general for legal auidnnr The first rc-
ports stated thnt l5 eases Mi typhus hnd
been discovered aud idt is understood
several more have hcn reported. The
matter was discussed at meeting of the
state health board today.
AZ soon WY information was received
in Fort Brown abou. th tyrhus epiIcm-
ir in Rio Graude city. ali precautionary
steps were taken there. Every man ir
the post was sni jectcd to an immediate
examination for tha disease and heal-h
and sanitary methods were redouhlel in
orer to insure protection.
No cases have been reported i'm
Brownsville az IL this county. or ai Fort
Brown. according to 4 statement made
this afternoon by Dr. w. T.. Spivey. city
health officer. A strict \ aTantinc of
all eases reported has been enforced. Dr
Spiycy stated iH order WV prevent ary
rnuNfhfp nrFn.A rF trM EtwWn-. yFM Nf-n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
elem SHAVER
Is SELECTED
dem. LEADER
Announcement Also Made
That Davis VIII be Noti-
fled Of His Nomination at
Clarksburg, August ii

NFW YORK. July lS.-t:corge r.
Brennan. democratic leader Wy Illinois
said to-day that John w Davis had favor
ably received u saI-geSiiun that govern
cr Smith ~ New York tour the East nnti
Middle West i'm ~npport ~ Mr. Davis
presidential campaign.
Selection III Clcm l- shaver of West
Virginia. a. chairman II thr democratic.
national ommitee. Was announced fn-
day TN John ". Davis. democratic nresi-
DENTAL nominee
Announcement was also made that Mr..
Davis Nll br formally mu.ified WI lily
domination M ClarkShurg. VIVA. wv
August IA. At = N. IN.
Mr. shaver in his capacity as chair
man of the n@ irnai committee will have
active direction "a Mr.. Davis campaign.
and will be the field mar shall Of am rx-
iensIye campaign organization which is
to Is formed within tnc next two weeks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
PROGRESS MADE
AT CONFERENCE:
FRANCE STANDS
Demand of French That Ger
man Note Be Underwritten
is Resolute; Discuss Amer
ica's Representation
fBy The Associated Pre.s,

LONDON. July s.-Satisfactorv prog
ress Of the inter-alled conference. call
ed for the p-vpose Of putting into evecu-
tion the Dawes report on German repair
ations. was indicated today BY tn work
already performed hy the committees
appointed at the opening session We'd
nesday.
One Of the most important parts of
the conference work. the perfect:ng o.
an organization TO be set up in each
country for the handling Of pas ments 10
be made by Germany under The new
scheme, was completed stefday and
daft OF the proposals cmbodying the
sgreement j. ready lor the approval of
picnary session of the conf renee which
probably will be held tomorrow
The most optimistic Of the delegates
from ten nations who have gathered in
London do not suggest that TIN, most inn
portant or that the most d.tfieuit per-
Tod has been passed The real rocks n
round which the allied plenipotentiaries
must steer a cardul course lie hidden
III two subdivisions D the conference.
known as committees one and two.
The first committee is dealing with
the problem al crnting confidence for
nh international loan for Germany and
he question Of an American member Of
the reparations commission rs afhiler on
the subject OF default. Commit two.
which il attempting to devise GEMS to
restore the fiscal and economic unity
- Germany. has enco altered difficult
owing 20 the French requests that the
proposed international loan upon wh.cn
the whole working of the Dawes plan
should ~ underwritttn.
One problem is what ps snalties ~ in
flict IL Germany vii ully defaults under
the Dawes schedules. ON the question oi
ctions in case ef default. the French
delegates decline TO discuss the propo-
sails they are understood 20 have ma..c
a. committee M etings yesterday. Il
has been indicated. however. that
France favors putting the sanctions into
stiinite shape 50 that the complete pro
Gram will b. ready vr application ~
my time that Germany is- adjudicated
Celinq rnt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1924-07-18
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