United States backs reparations payment in principle
The United States insists Germany must pay reparations to the extent of its ability, with France unsure about a commission but seeking assurances that Germany would pay what is just. The U.S. could aid by financing Germany’s recovery, benefiting France as the ultimate recipient, while Europe’s desperate economic situation calls for relief.
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Germany
France
Watson
Commission
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Butte Considers City and County Consolidation
The measure to merge Butte and Silver Bow county governments faces a decisive public discussion. Proponents claim 25 percent plus savings and improved efficiency from a centralized, professional city county system. A draft bill by Prof. A R Hatton prompts further meetings and mass debates before a legislative presentation and voter referendum.
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Silver Bow
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Finesse and Finance Mediation Plan on Reparations
Secretary Hughes outlined a plan in New Haven to form an international commission of top financiers to reopen and determine Germany's reparations payment. The commission would be drawn from various countries or possibly all Americans, with details to be settled after general agreement. Germany signals willingness to accept the commission if USA ensures fair treatment.
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Wiedfeldt
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Gorilla Welfare and a plea for gorilla preservation
Carl Ethan Akeley voices support for gorilla welfare and conservation, proposing a preserve in the Belgian Congo with government approval. He envisions study of gorilla customs and better treatment, while noting potential glands research, ape preserves, and humane treatment as a path to a more companionable beast. The column shifts to political humor about Washington and Montana politics, mixing satire with current events.
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Montana Yesterdays notes Lewis and Clark on New Year's Eve
J A Sanders traces Montana history through entries from December 31 1804 to January 1887. Highlights include Meriwether Lewis and William Clark wintering near the Missouri River in 1804, Father De Smet's 1845 and 1840 travels across Montana and the Upper Missouri, and political appointments in 1885 1887. The bulletin blends expedition diary excerpts and biographical notes on Montana pioneers and officials.
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Horoscope for Sunday December G1 1022 predicts tests and surprises
The article notes Venus favored but Uranus adverse, warning women of romance disappointments and caution for journeys in the new year. It predicts 1923 as a year of test experiences, with storms in the East and Middle West, and foretells innovations and Asian European visitors, urging universal brotherhood.
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Green Light Indicates Available Paris Taxi With Ease
In Paris theatergoers can spot a green light atop a taxi to signal its readiness to take passengers. The light, a new invention by taxi firms, sits above the chauffeur and is brighter than the previous white meter flag. Once the carriage departs the light goes out.
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Sigma Alpha Epsilon Tops as Nation's Largest Fraternity
Sigma Alpha Epsilon expanded to 93 chapters after a convention vote at Grand Forks North Dakota and Dallas Texas. The national fraternity, based in Detroit, declared charters to local groups at the University of North Dakota and Southwest Methodist University.
Jimmie and Dad Radio Stories on Crystal Set Amplification
In this 109th episode the broadcaster visits Jimmie to discuss amplification of crystal receiving sets. The dialogue notes interest in building a more powerful crystal set and references a two-step amplification approach and the practical potential of crystal amplification.
Radio Receiving Set Ideas From 1922 Dialogue
A 1922 Bell Syndicate dialogue explores early radio receiving concepts. Two hobbyists discuss crystal and vacuum tube combinations to improve reception and reduce radiation. They compare modulators oscillators and a constant current choke and imagine a wireless canoe with onboard receiving gear.
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Schenectady
9Sad
Tommy
Jimmie
Sis
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Brontes Pursuit of Fame Yields Jane Eyre Classic
Charlotte Bronte faced rejection before publishing Jane Eyre which became one of the era’s most popular novels. The work established Bronte as a leading literary figure and remains widely read and studied today.
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