World News Roundup After Harding Death and German Turmoil
International dispatches cover President Harding's funeral and U S political shifts, German cabinet turmoil, currency crises, and notable legal cases. Reports note the Krupp trial outcome, Reichstag tensions, and the German mark slump amid a global upheaval.
Britain Rejects French Ruhr Policy in Reparations Note
Lord Curzon declares occupation of the Ruhr illegal under the Versailles treaty and proposes arbitration. He cannot accept the reparations commission, denounces Franco-Belgian influence, and backs Bonar Law’s plan for British recovery from German reparations and allied debts.
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Bergdoll Slayer Incident Shocks Eberbach Baden
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the notorious US draft evader shot and killed a man who tried to kidnap him and wounded another in Eberbach Baden. The dead man is Karl Schmidtt of Lausanne and the wounded Sperber Roge of Paris. Two Americans J H Griffith and Victor Nielsen were arrested on complicity. Bergdoll’s mother arrived to urge his return to the United States and face his deserter sentence.
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WANTS CHEAPER GASOLINE
North and South Dakota governors coordinate to force gasoline price cuts. W. H. McMaster pushed 16 cent gas in South Dakota via state depots and threatened large sales to lower costs. R. A. Nestos seeks similar 16 cent pricing in North Dakota through Standard Oil.
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Guthrie Doctor Chauncey Cotteral Dies at 63
Guthrie Oklahoma reports the death of Dr. Chauncey F Cotteral brother of U S District Judge John H Cotteral at age 63 He was a pioneer Guthrie physician and longtime civic figure.
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Judge Bray’s Faulty Will Renews London Probate Question
Justice Bray who helped many workers draft wills in his practice faced a probate review when his own will was found defective. The case raises questions about standardization of self drafted documents and possible reform.
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