State College dairy assessment aids Newton County market
A State College of Agriculture committee inspected the college dairy and creamery facilities and arranged shipment of cream to the Agricultural College creamery. Delegation members say the project will bring added cash to farmers in Newton County and spur market development. The group includes J. Z. Reeves, L. D. Botton, Langeford, P. U. Skinner, and dy Allen.
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State College of Agriculture
Fiei County
Newton County
Athens
Reeves
L. D. Botton
Langeford
P. .U. Skinner
Dy Allen
England's Use of Ulster Condemned
The Dublin and London press report the Anglo Irish Treaty debates resumed in the House of Commons and Dail Eireann. Key figures Arthur Griffith and Michael Collins are cited, with Lord Carson's May remarks influencing pro ratification. Private sessions discuss powers of Irish plenipotentiaries and a possible public referendum.
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Rhondon
Associated Press
House of Commons
Asquith
Dublin
Dai Will Hb
Colles
Taic Eireann
Dall Eireann
Irish Free State
Huraday
Michael
Ignis
Leitisa
de Vaera
O Bina
Dail
Bilge
Carson
Hursday
Lord Carson
House of Word
Uleter
Freeman's Journal
Lee
Mary
Cork
Poland Debt Law Aims At 15 Percent Property Tax
War saw reports of a proposed measure in Poland to levy a 15 percent tax on all property as part of securing external debts. The plan, described by officials, seeks to raise substantial funds and stabilize finances, with expected revenue around 80,000,000 marks.
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Warsaw
Poland
Monument for Wilkes Booth Erected. Man Dies
A fragmentary obituary notes a man who had a monument for Wilkes Booth, Lincoln assassin, and died at home. His body is brought to nearby Saynunahl, Ga, with unclear details and references to a son.
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Wilkes Booth
Troy
Bie 'Blascarey
Lincoln
Hone
Saynunahl
Dnriat
France says it does not seek destruction of Germany
Paris adviser says France aims economic rehabilitation and collaboration with Germany, not punitive action, as negotiators discuss postwar reparations. He describes a French reconstruction plan including a German counterpart and a credit mechanism to fund materials and devalue German debts, stressing rehabilitation over punitive terms.
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France
New York
Arche Pio
Fecmnstruction
Suaerce Alt
Frantois- Mauricé- Caye- Dave
Ringuelat
Wfig
M. Casehave
Germany
Ruth
IiVing
Wnid
Oceering
M. Chigenaye
Willu
Gerudn
Sao Verninest
Géripati
Ahisa Ital
Ron Bring
Reparations Debate and Early Plans After World War I
The text discusses reparations payments by Germany, noting money was unlikely and goods payments considered. It cites Brussels conference efforts in 1920-21, the Fayenbach and Mimons foreign ministers, and threats of Ruhr occupation. It mentions sanctions lifting due to German goodwill and renewed French economic talks under Wiesbaden and Rathmann agreements.
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Germany
Brussels
Fayenbach
Dr. Mi
Trench
M. Rathman
Wiesbaden
Speed War in Athens Police Efforts Reported
In Athens police actions, a campaign targets speeding violators amid ongoing efforts to curb reckless driving. Officers say several offenders have been captured or detained as part of the crackdown in the city’s streets and neighborhoods.
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Fee
Bosneey
Athens
Lily Ford
Ly We
Arnold
Ana Narni
Eusta
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