World notes from capitals on reparations and unrest
A roundup of overseas developments includes hold ups on German loan subscriptions in New York, plans for a potential revolution in Berlin, British fears over French air power, and Bulgaria’s reparations total with a sixty year schedule.
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America
Farson, Son & Co
Commission On Reparation
New York Investment House
Bulgaria
Goltra’s Boats Seized by U S Authorities
Federal agents seized eleven barges and four tow boats from Goltra’s river fleet in St Louis after Secretary Weeks revoked his operating contract. Col T Q Ashburn led the action with vessels to the Illinois shore. Goltra vowed to appeal, saying the order was based on misleading information.
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Edward F. Goltra
Mississippi River
Col
T. Q. Ashburn
Inland and Coastwise Waterways Service
Goltra
Weeks
Ashburn
Washington
Vicksburg
Cairo
Illinois
Democratic
Missouri
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Faris
Fayetteville
Caseyville
PLAN FARM EXPORT INQUIRY
A special commission, called by Secretary Hoover, outlined a two line inquiry into agricultural exports. It will build a statistical record of U S trade in farm products and compare export marketing with other food exporting nations.
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Hoover
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Baby crop falling short in 1922 US study
Chicago report from the American Homes Bureau notes a nine month 1922 drop of 322,932 babies versus 1921. It warns continued decline could yield a national catastrophe in ten years and blames women for prioritizing luxury and amusement over family life.
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Chicago
American Homes Bureau
Home Bureau
Bomb Scare Shocks New York Near Broadway Church
Two cast iron bombs packed with explosives and 12 inch fuses were found recently in front of the Union Methodist church near Broadway and West Forty eighth street in New York City.
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New York
Union Methodist Church
Broadway
West Forty-eighth Street
Senator Nicholson Dies in Denver at 9:15
United States Senator Samuel D. Nicholson of Colorado died in Denver after a monthlong illness from liver cancer. He had served as a senator and passed away at 9 15 p m.
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William H. King
Utah
Congress
Gary
Ind
United States District Court
Senator Nicholson
Denver
Samuel D. Nicholson
Colorado
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