New Year Money Back Aid and Debt Reform
Uncle Ted relates a New Year debate over foreign debts and refunding. He explains the push for a foreign debt refunding commission to recover billions loaned after the war, detailing misused funds, authority overreach, and upcoming payments as 1923 begins. Ruth and Jack listen, seeking stories amid resolutions and political talk.
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Uncle Ted
Ruth
Jack
Resolution Congress
Washington
United States
Europe
Harding
Congress
Foreign Debt Refunding Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Wilson
Freddie
Germany
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Treasury
Letera
McAdoo
Trevary
Wile Hou Ad Bie
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Russia
Mr. McAdoo
McAsloo
Wyoming Gets Big Share as Budget Bureau Cites Irri gation Funds
A Wyoming focus in federal irrigation funding shows 26 projects request 15.6 million dollars with Wyoming receiving about 3.74 million. Rep Mondell cites the proverb never send a boy to the mill to argue for liberal allowances, while Sen Warren aims to preserve the large allocations in the Senate.
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Congress
Bureau of the Budget
House Committee On Appropriations
Department of Government
Budget Bureau
United States
Wyoming
North Platte
Guernsey
Riverton
Mondell
House
Senate
Warren
Townley plans to enlarge Non-Partisan League influence
A.C Townley, leader of the Non Partisan League, plans to broaden the organization after serving his Minnesota jail sentence for disloyal utterances. He opposes nominating candidates. the league will endorse any party candidates who subscribe to its program. The plan seeks to purge office seekers who betray the league and spread Townley socialist ideas, warning of undermining political parties.
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A.C
Townley
League
Minnesota
Antiwalloon League
Bankers to Help Europe
American bankers must help re establish the financial integrity of Europe to lift world markets from the current chaos. A. L. Mills of First National Bank of Portland argues regeneration rests on long term U.S. loans to Europe, noting Britain's unemployment and Germany's overproduction while France Belgium Italy improve, and criticizing others like Russia and Japan as unstable.
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Europe
A. L. Mills
First National Bank of Port+land
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Russia
China
Japan
Sweden
Austria
Lesson of the Good Farmer on Saving and Self‑restraint
The essay urges prudent economic practice learned from farming. It argues not to spend all earnings, keep seed for next year, and hold a surplus for misfortune. It contrasts wartime thrift with postwar excess and notes money saving could have eased hard times.
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United States
Mr. Hoover
Wiping Out the Waste in Rail Labor Rules
The railroad labor board on November 30 freed railroads from costly wartime work rules. It says restrictive agreements forced specialized labor for tasks like wiring, plumbing, car dismantling, and engine work. The change aims to save about 50 million dollars yearly by enabling four workers to perform tasks formerly done by ten.
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Railroad Labor Board
Carmen
Free Press and Free Speech Debate Amid Propaganda Groups
The Republican Publicity Association urges recall of active propaganda organizations in the United States, citing recent Justice Department announcements. The association’s president, Hon., commented on the need to scrutinize foreign influence in domestic media.
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Washington
Department For Justice
United States
Republican Publicity Association
Foreign propaganda in a free republic noted by Bourne
Jonathan Bourne Jr argues that foreign propaganda thrives in the United States due to free speech and cautious government action. He cites the League of Nations campaign as a costly but failed effort and urges ongoing public discussion through press and gatherings to protect national interests.
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America
League of Nations
Earth
League
Amrica
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Ted
Mother
Thiu
Ford
Jones
Book
Jules
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Col. W. H. May
Basin, Wyoming
Basin Chamber of Commerce
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