Global developments and diplomacy span League and debt talks
The League of Nations considers a joint session on opium questions in Geneva. Poland–Great Britain debt agreements emerge after months of talks. Allied concerns grow over German armament and secret stores despite Versailles terms.
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Gompers Dies in San Antonio After Journey from Mexico
Samuel Gompers, longtime leader of the American Federation of Labor, died in San Antonio Texas eleven hours after arriving from Mexico City where he was stricken. Surrounded by labor leaders James Duncan and William D. Mahon, his last words were God bless our American institutions. President Coolidge sent condolences praising his life devoted to organized labor.
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Roosevelt Monuments Unveiled in Santiago Cuba
A monument to Theodore Roosevelt as Rough Rider colonel was unveiled in a triangle park near Roosevelt Avenue in Santiago. Figures present included Mrs. Roosevelt, Cuban President Zayas, Gen. Harbord, Gen. Crowder, and U. S. Navy personnel from the Galveston. The bust by James Earl Fraser sits before Rocky Creek granite with Bacon design and Roosevelt’s Spanish motto.
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League Council Adjourns After Paris Cooperation Plan
Rome report says the League of Nations council adjourned after approving the French plan for intellectual cooperation to establish a world center for all nations in Paris.
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Opium Parley Ends Without Agreement at Geneva
The first opium conference for producing countries adjourned without a final agreement or protocol after long contention over terms.
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