World news wrap: debts, diplomacy, and disease fears
A broad survey reports on U S policy toward France settling monetary debts of gratitude while Greece warns Turkey and France faces domestic security debates. It notes attempts to curb narcotics trade, confirms passage of a Kansas City Westport park bill, and details diphtheria threats in Nome Alaska along with high level political and legal cases abroad.
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Kansas City
Battle of
Westport
Coolidge
Wheat outlook warns against over planting for 1925
Washington warns farmers to avoid over planting as high wheat prices tempt bold sowing, with emphasis on balanced agriculture. The Agriculture Department notes strong world demand could push prices, but expects 1925 to be firmer than 1923 while 1926 may ease if world crops are average.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Kansas City Territory
Northwest Spring
Department
United States
Northwest
Chicago
Trapped in Land Cave Near Cave City Kentucky
Floyd Collins is pinned beneath a giant boulder in Land Cave near Cave City Kentucky for many hours. He directs rescuers as they chisel to free him and pleads for rope to be pulled out if needed. Rescuers describe him as alternately cheerful and despairing as hours pass.
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Cave City
Floyd Collins
Land Cave
Collins
New French Debt Scheme Proposed by Booth
Paris plan aims to resolve inter allied debts with a business like Dawes style solution. International Chamber of Commerce head H Willis Booth met US bankers and Washington officials to craft a compromise proposal for creditors and debtors.
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International Chamber of Commerce
Paris
Willis H. Booth
France
United States
Clementel
Herriot
Dawes
International Chamber
Dawes Commission
Booth
America
Washington
Santa Fe Wins OK to Buy Tulsa & Santa Fe
Washington reports the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe railroad has IC C approval to acquire Tulsa and Santa Fe railroad properties. The move consolidates routes and assets under the Santa Fe system, signaling a major expansion in tests of the interstate commerce commission’s authority.
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Washington
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tulsa & Santa Fe Railroad
Einstein’s Life Menaced in Berlin Plot
Eugenia Dickson described as Russian American is arrested in Berlin charged with planning to assassinate Albert Einstein the renowned exponent of relativity theory.
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Baron Ago von Maltgan
United States
Berlin
Alanson B. Houghton
Germany
Eugenia Dickson
Albert Einstein
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