World turmoil across capitals cited in brief report
Premier Poincare warns of dangerous attempts around the reparations commission to alter loans questions and France may act alone. Britain to pay 25 million pounds on its debt to the United States. U.S. rejects another Allied invitation to The Hague talks. Silesia martial law declared by inter allied commission. censorship in effect. Provisional 1922 moratorium for Germany approved. U.S. flag presented to Harding. Domestic highlights include Ku Klux Klan initiation in Oklahoma and bank robbery pursuits. A notable murder in New Jersey leads to execution, and several accidents and deaths occur in Oklahoma and Idaho. Military and political figures frequent news from Landis to Hearst and de Valera amid global upheaval.
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Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Reparations Commission
France
Germany
United States Honors Verdun Medal Ceremony
The United States, through Myron T. Herrick, presents Verdun with the first and only U S government medal to a community. Premier Poincare accepts, praising American aid in the Verdun defense and linking Verdun and valor as inseparable.
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Verdun
American Congress
Myron T. ‘Herrick
United States
Poincare
France
M. Poincare
Budget System a Success Shows Steady Spending Cut
Representative Martin B Madden of Chicago reports budget system data from 1919 to 1922 showing government appropriations down from 19 billion to 3.947 billion with a projection to 3.65 billion for 1923. He says further cuts depend on debt reduction and lower wartime veteran care costs.
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Washington
Martin B. Madden
Chicago
House Committee On Appropriations
Madden
Maud Sets Sail From Seattle For Arctic Voyage
The auxiliary schooner Maud led by Captain Oscar Wisting and Roald Amundsen left Seattle for Nome Alaska on the first leg of a five year Arctic voyage. The Maud traveled under escort by the US navy tug Maho pac and cruisers from Seattle and Queen City Yacht clubs up Puget Sound.
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Seattle
Maud
Nome
Alaska
Oscar Wisting
Roald Amundsen
United States Navy
Mahopac
Queen City
Puget Sound
Bill Reduces Bank Calls by Comptroller Report
Washington report: The McFadden bill cuts annual calls on national banks for reports of condition from five to at least three and has passed the House. The measure aims to streamline regulatory inquiries while preserving oversight.
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Senate
Washington
McFadden
Comptroller of
House
Young Portland boy charged with stabbing death
In Portland Indiana 9 year old Robert Silvers is jailed on murder charges for the stabbing death of his playmate Bernard Teeter, aged 9. The incident stunned the town as investigators question the youths and review the case details.
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Portland
Ind
Robert Silvers
Bernard Teeter
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