Global unrest and assassinations mark week in world news
A rash of events across nations include the death of Private Lester Irons in Germany near the Rhine, riots in Vienna and Munich, political upheaval in Guatemala and Ireland, rail strikes and coal disputes in the United States, and pressure on Premier Lloyd George amid postwar tensions.
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Government Revenue Dips Sharply in 1922 Tax Collections
Washington reports internal revenue fell to 3.197 billion dollars in 1922 from 4.595 billion in 1921. Costs to collect rose to 41.435 million dollars, or 1.30 per 100, while most tax categories declined. Only the District of Columbia posted an increase, 21 percent, to 9.713 million.
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Ford to Close His Plants During Coal Shortage
Henry Ford announced closures of his three Detroit area plants and assembling plants nationwide due to coal shortages. About 105000 Ford workers in Detroit and hundreds of thousands in supplier industries face job loss by September 16, with 30000 factory workers elsewhere also laid off.
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Poincare Rejects German Proposals in Berlin Talks
Paris reports Premier Poincare has rejected the eleventh hour guarantees offered by Germany and independent French measures now seem assured after the reparations mission failed to secure a Berlin compromise.Officials expect the reparations commission to grant a moratorium for the year with Germany to provide final proposals as an added guarantee.
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Train collision injures nine near Bells Texas
A Missouri Kansas and Texas freight train rear ended the Katy Flyer south of Denison at Bells injuring nine people, with three believed fatally hurt.
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Sapulpa Builder Dies In Muddy Road Crash
Sapulpa Oklahoma. Chalmers Spires a 38 year old local building contractor was killed instantly when the car he was driving skidded on a muddy road and plunged down a 25 foot embankment.
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