Reparations Issue Up Today In Paris
France’s stance at the Supreme Council was set for discussion at the Elysee Palace. Allied experts will urge Germany to keep 300,000 tons of shipping, cut Rhine occupation costs, and oppose delaying cash payments. They will reject plebiscite suppression in Upper Silesia, German property restitution abroad, and coal delivery reductions, and propose ending cash advances by the allies on coal prices.
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Paris
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France
Supreme Council
Elysee Palace
Germany
Rhineland
Upper Silesia
Harding Asks For Reports On Government Conditions
President elect Harding, in talks with Congress leaders and future Cabinet members, proposed a plan to brief the nation shortly after taking office. The report would detail the condition of all departments, highlight payroll overloads, and open paths to hire Republicans shut out for eight years while balancing government costs.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Police Expand Power to Probe Pawnshops Any Time
Boston police rules governing pawn shops amended by Commissioner Curtis to grant officers authority to investigate pawnshops fully at any time while on official business.
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Boston
Curtis
Immense Tide Floods Waterfront Cellars
The article reports a full-moon tide flooding waterfront cellars on Atlantic Avenue. Water reached its crest at 10:30 yesterday morning with Long Wharf offering boating and steamers Calvin Austin and Ransom B. Fuller rising above the sidewalk due to the high tide.
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Long Wharf
Foster and
India
Calvin Austin
Ransom B. Fuller
Emersons Concord Home and Pine Woods Inspire His Poetry
The letter from Ralph Waldo Emerson to Miss Jackson shifts their residence from Plymouth to Concord. He praises nature and his poetic nature, recalling Walden Pond, pine woods, and walks with Thoreau. The essay recalls Emersons ties to Concords landscapes and friendships with Thoreau and Alcott as he prepared Nature.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
Miss Jackson
Plymouth
Emerson
Concord
Nature
Thoreau
Channing
Alcott
Senator Hoar
Walden Pond
Yale professor urges dollar standard reform
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale University urged stabilizing the dollar at a Forum of the Old South Meeting House. He argued the dollar is a relic of barbarism and should be standardized like other measures, claiming today’s purchasing power is about 80 cents compared with 1896 and that price levels have tripled since then.
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Irving Fisher
Yale Uni
United States
Our 70th Birthday Sale Highlights Numerous Discounts
Readable text lists many garments and goods with former prices and sale tags from a 1921 store sale. Items include Misses and Boys clothing, blouses, suits, overcoats, shirts, hats, and accessories, plus home goods like linoleum and smokers sets, all offered at reduced prices.
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Lecteaes
Siza P. L
Orenea
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