Italy Reacts To American Stand On The Hague
Italian press reports express disappointment over the United States declining to join The Hague commission on Russia’s economic problems. Commentators note the American absence could doom the conference, urging Washington to reconsider or face a failed meeting and unresolved European tensions.
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Genoa
United States
Caffaro This Ring
United Tea’ of America
Hague
Ateribatea
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Schanzer
Uni- States
Baines
Russia
Hague Commission
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America
Guloa
Washington
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Local Action Debates Road Ownership and City Involvement
Hardwick Atlanta reports Governor and officials weighing steps to block a project unless a private or corporate party takes over. Mayor and association leaders deem the road essential and argue state ownership in talks, amid plans to pursue a workable resolution.
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Atlanta
Ness Asat
Key
European trade outlook dims as DeFrees warns of instability
Arthur DeFrees president of the chamber of commerce opens the tenth annual meeting in Washington with cautions on European conditions and their impact on American business. He notes that world recovery since World War I remains uncertain and calls for coordinated Anglo-Saxon effort to aid Europe’s reconstruction. Vice president Arthur Kr of the British Chambers of Commerce echoes the need for stable trade flows by year’s end.
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Europe
Joseph H. DéFrees
Chamber of ‘Cofitieres
United States
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DeFrees
Munger
Bol
Arthur Kr
British Chambers of Commerce
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Ernes
la Fayette Square
Navel
Secretiey Rlea
Commerce and Labor
Taft
Italy Comments on Russian Recovery Efforts
Genoa dispatch reports Prime Minister Lloyd George showing no change in tone as the United States stance on sitting on the Hague commission for Russian affairs is cited. The article notes American focus on Russia's economic reconstruction and suggests potential for future correspondence.
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Genoa
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Thesday
Hague
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Russia
Photographer J Bertram Simon Recommends Tanlae Medicine
J Bertram Simon a well known photographer from Tacoma Washington says since taking Tanlae he finds it wonderful medicine and wonders why everyone does not use it.
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J. Bertram Simon
Tacoms
Wash
Tanlae
Tanlac Aids Man In Painful Stomach Turns Life Around
A Bertram Simon of 1031 E 46th Ave Wash recounts how Tanlac solved his chronic stomach pain and heartburn after meals. He claims in a short time he felt like a new man, rid of rheumatism, and gained ten pounds, prompting him to recommend Tanlac widely.
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Bertram Simon
Tanlac
US declines Genoa participation in European economic talks
Washington announces it cannot helpfully attend the Genoa conference on European economic conditions, viewing it as a continuation of the Genoa meeting under a different name. The embargo notes restoration of productivity in Russia as the ultimate question, to be addressed within Russia, per Secretary Hughes.
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State Department
Child
Genoa
Hugue
Hughes’ Cablett
Burg Jean “Économica
Russia
Meat Described as Brondigsebad and Flavorful Delight
A fragment highlights meat described as Brondigsebad and developed with perfect assimilation and rich flavor, noting it as a captivating appeal to the appetite.
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