Allies Condemn French for German Policies
The cabinet council discussed the French German incident with a full French explanation given to British ministers. An official statement said France acted alone in occupying German towns, while Britain the United States Italy and Belgium opposed the move. The action created a delicate situation and both governments seek to ease tensions.
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George
Cabinet
France
Great Britain
United States
Italy
Belgium
Allies Debate Ruhr Aftermath And German Withdrawal Plans
A statement outlines options for handling the Ruhr crisis including sending allied officers to supervise German troop withdrawal or leaving decisions to the German government with Allied enforcement if needed. It notes Britain and other powers oppose regular forces, while France’s suspicions could trigger joint action if treaty terms are breached.
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Ruhr
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
United States
Germany
US backs allowing Germany to send troops to Ruhr
Washington declares Germany should be permitted to deploy a reasonable force into the Ruhr to restore order and uphold governance. Officials note the stance hinges on the extent of disorder and Germany's ability to control the region with limited gendarmerie, with the French government informed and no US change in policy.
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Washington
Germany
Ruhr
State Department
Ruhr Valley
Department
America
Wallace
Miller
Paris
United States
Bert
Foreign Office
Jusserand
Belgium Ready to Send Troops to the Ruhr
King Albert presided at a cabinet council where Belgium agreed to be prepared to send a detachment into the Ruhr as a token of friendship to France and solidarity with the allies. Premier Millerand had reported to Ambassador Wallace. No announcement on results yet.
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Brussels
Albert
France
Belgium
Ruhr
Millerand
Wallace
State Department
Population Blamed for Troubles at Frankfort
Paris reports the Frankfort incident with a Burgomaster’s post event proclamation blaming provocation by the population. A joint appeal by Herr Coseman Prefect Ehler and Burgomaster Voigt urges calm, condemns insults and blows to occupying French troops, and warns of strict police action for disobedience.
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Paris
Associated Press
Foreign Office
Frankfort
Herr Coseman
Ehler
Voigt
Berlin Concessions Granted to Trade Union Demands
Berlin officials and union leaders reached agreement after cabinet talks with socialist party leaders. The government consented to grant certain concessions in response to the unions demands, ending the recent dispute.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Government agrees to withdraw troops from Ruhr region
The government will withdraw troops from the Ruhr at the earliest opportunity and halt advances south of the Ruhr. Defence Minister Gessler promises to remove all troops that committed excesses and to keep the Ruhr line intact. The move averts a crisis for now but labor leader Carl Legien plans to press the government to meet workers demands.
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Ruhr
Gessler
Carl Legien
Federation of Trade Unions
Belgium Backs France with Ruhr Occupation Detachment
Belgian ministers under King Leopold III inform France of Belgium’s readiness to join in occupation measures in the Ruhr region. The council also affirms allied solidarity with France as tensions with Germany rise. Also noted is a scientific item about fishes focusing with eye muscles.
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Brussels
Council of Ministers
Germany
France
Ruhr
Noonan's Hair Petrole Promoted For Postflu Season Hair Loss
After influenza, hair loss alarms many women and barbers seek remedies. Noonan's Hair Petrole, touted by sources, heals shedding and dandruff with antiseptics from crude oil and stimulants. Applied by barbers for fifteen cents, or sold at stores for a dollar per bottle from T Noonan & Sons Boston.
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Drug and Dept. Stores
T. Noonan & Sons
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