Debt settlements and international credits discussed
Montana's leading daily notes World debt total around 10 billion dollars owed to the United States. It favors patient repayment and proposes a five member advisory committee with the treasury to negotiate settlements with foreign powers. Immediate payment is warned to risk global bankruptcy and Britain could not bear the strain.
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England
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Washington
Great Britain
Now Bring Them Home United States troops on the Rhine must leave
The call urges immediate recall of the American army of occupation in Germany after the armistice. It cites the high cost, 278,067,010 dollars through May 1, and notes Germany pays for others while the US bears unique expenses. The piece argues occupation hampers Germany and demands swift homeward redeployment.
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Rhine
The
Region Commission
United States
Rhineland
The Story of Tom Shaughnessy and His Rise
A Milwaukee boy quits school and rises to prominence with the Canadian Pacific Railway. Baron Thomas Shaughnessy of Montreal and Ashford holds multiple honors and led CP Rail as president. He tells Milwaukee youth today that opportunity favors capable, persistent workers and stresses honesty, patience, and hard work.
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Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Dublin
McGill College
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Foch Laments Banquet Deluge For Washington Guests
Marshal Foch says accepting all invitations in the United States would force him to travel 20000 miles and eat meals to death yet he remains abstemious and fears hosting duties will offend hosts. Briand and Lloyd George face similar social demands as delegates to the Washington conference are urged to focus on aims over gaiety amid a flood of banquets.
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America
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Washington
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Infernal Machine Attack Prompts France US Response
Paris reacts to an attempted ambassadorship bombing as authorities vow a large police inquiry and arrests of suspected communists. Ambassador Herrick characterizes the act as cowardly while France united in protest over Sacco and Vanzetti.
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One King That Does Not Want a Throne in Paris
King Alexander refuses to return to Belgrade and rejects pressures to resume his throne. He fears disfavor among some compatriots and prefers Parisian pleasures and peaceful life over republican or sovietist unrest, choosing to remain in Gay Paree.
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Man Run Down at Spokane Corner. Victim Killed Instantly
An article from Spokane reports a man, about 60, struck by an automobile at Sprague Street and Helene Avenue. The driver Wilder Alger, a farmer, claimed he did not know he hit anyone until stopped by another automobile. Police investigation followed as witnesses described the fatal incident.
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Montenegrin Army Occupies Scutari
Velgrade dispatch reports Montenegrin volunteers led by Gjergjatartinovich have occupied Scutari Albania. The claim, attributed to Sarajevo sources, is not confirmed and details remain disputed.
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Upper Silesia Division Decision Announced
The council of ambassadors today decided to implement the Upper Silesia division and began formal notification to the Berlin and Warsaw governments. A night meeting aimed to finalize text and formal notice of the decision.
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Socialist resignations rock Belgian cabinet crisis
In Brussels on October 19 the socialist ministers Emil Vandervelde Edouard Anzelet and Jules Destree resigned from the Belgian cabinet, precipitating a government crisis amid a national deferral dispute. Their departure follows a broader cabinet shakeup triggered by ongoing political tensions and policy disagreements within the coalition.
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Cabinet turmoil linked to Angelle Louviere gathering
The cabinet rift began Sunday when M. Angelle attended a Louviere meeting where a banner showing a soldier breaking his rifle was displayed. M. Devere resigned in protest, and the cabinet, now liberal and Catholic, is expected to run affairs until November elections.
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Minis
Barnabe Works On His 106th Birthday
Robert Barnabe marked his 106th birthday in Ottawa but did not celebrate. He carried on with his daily chores around the house as usual. His mother lived to be 110, and he has a daughter and a brother, both in good health.
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Vogest Asociated Press
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A. Tugter
Riches Man Donates Dimes To Girl On Ferry
Virginia Denike, a five year old from Hastings Nebraska, met John D Rockefeller on a ferry and, after he admired her singing, received two new dimes. He handed them to the girl via his chauffeur, praising the moment and gifting the coins as a charm.
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Woman Threatens Life of Daughter in Montana Case
An Associated Press report from Lewistown Montana alleges a stepfather threatened his young daughter with a butcher knife. The petition states the incident occurred at Lewistown and the children were placed in the custody of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A Chapman, by the district court. The case involves custody and alleged threats in a domestic dispute.
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Horoscope and world events preview mix from Daily paper
The column forecasts planetary influences on U S leaders and citizens, noting Uranus warnings and shifts in attitudes toward power. It mentions a president’s horoscope with strong weeks ahead and hints at labor-saving inventions and shifts toward home ownership. A New York dateline references a peace congress and a bogus telegram claim within railroad circles.
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