American industrial leaders plan to study German reparations
Washington discussed a proposal to form an American commission of industrial figures to gauge Germany's current economic capacity and aid a final reparations settlement. Officials stressed no official government proposal exists though chamber officials and the White House signaled behind the scenes activity.
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Lodge backs world conference on European economic issues
Washington December 21 Senator Lodge will favor U S participation in a world conference to discuss German reparations and related economic problems but he remains strongly opposed to certain elements of the plan.
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Senator Lodge
United States
Senator Borah
League of Nations
Conference on War Debt Cancellation Draws Bush Vote
A discussion in a conference on canceling the 11 billion dollar war debt faces opposition from a president who will not back a forum that would bind the United States to political commitments or alliances.
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United States
Borah Pushes Economic Conference Amid Naval Bill Debate
Senator Borah introduces an amendment to the naval appropriation bill urging President Harding to convene a world powers conference on economic issues and disarmament. Lodge signals administration support, Hoover named as potential chairman, and Democrats likely back the proposal amid Senate debate and shifting positions on the League.
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Harding
Idaho
League
Lodge
Committee On Foreign Relations
Hoover
Poincare Signals France Ready to Discuss Debts Without US Delay
Premier Poincare told the Senate France no longer must wait on America for a fix to inter allied debts tied to reparations. He said talks would resume at the premiers conference in January and that France has more room to move as allies no longer flatly refuse discussion. He noted Ruhr occupation as a potential guarantee need not block payments but could hinder goods movement.
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Associated Press
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United States
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Ruhr
Germany
Protests Mount Over Arbuckle Return to Film Industry
Clergymen women leaders and public figures denounce the planned reintroduction of fat comedian William Arbuckle after his manslaughter trials. Boston officials and governors say Arbuckle films should be barred and urged local censorship as Paramount holds $2 million in Arbuckle projects ready for release.
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Motion Picture Producers and Distributors of America
Virginia Rappe
Arbuckle
Boston
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New York
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Curley
Massachusetts
Roger Keith
Brockton
Cox
Poincare Accuses Germany of Persisting in Faults and Ruining Its Credit
Premier M. Poincare says Germany continues to abuse opportunities and refuse reparations payments. He cites failure to honor the 1921 schedule and asserts France will insist Germany pay more substantial sums while avoiding crumbs or annuities, warning of future poverty behind current need.
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Germany
France
Protests Press Hays to Reconsider Arbuckle Return
A flood of protests to Will Hays, head of the motion picture industry, from across the nation urges him to rethink allowing Roscoe C. Arbuckle to resume film work. The messages suggest public opinion will compel a reversal of the prior decision.
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Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckle
Will H. Hays
Arbuckle
Censorship Calls Grow Over Dope Fiends in Films
Voices oppose re seeing stars like Wally Reid in movies and urge a square deal for audiences. Censorship boards in several cities, including Boston, plan to wait for Arbuckle releases before acting.
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Boston
Arbuckle
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