World News Roundup Reveals Turmoil Across Europe
Reports from Berlin and Lausanne detail Soviet arrests of Swiss residents in Moscow Petrograd and Kiev in reprisal for Vorowsky’s assassination. French Premier Poincare pledges Ruhr stance as Germany pays occupation costs. strikes in Dortmund and Gelsenkirchen fuel tension. British and American officials discuss law and policy amid global unrest.
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Great Britain
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Odessa
Vasilav Vorowsky
Lausanne
Motor Industry Booms As Car Output Surges
Detroit reports a booming motor industry with thousands of cars and trucks leaving the city daily. Factories struggle to meet demand as two new body plants open to produce closed car bodies, while manufacturers forecast a strong year ahead and possible record outputs despite limited body production.
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Germany Moves to Mortgage All Property for Reparations Plan
Berlin under pressure from Ruhr tensions and communist and terrorist activity outlines a plan to mortgage all German property up to 10 percent to fund reparations. The scheme envisions 1 billion gold marks yearly, with railways to be privatized and eight hour day abolished as conditions.
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Ruhr
Cuno
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Science and religion not antagonistic says national group
Forty distinguished Americans including Secretaries Hoover and Davis and three bishops sign a declaration by Dr R A Millikan of Pasadena asserting no conflict between science and religion. The statement aims to correct views that religion is medieval theology and that science is materialistic and irreligious.
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R. A. Millikan
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Cal
Union Pacific Plans $43 Million Rail Improvements
Omaha reports Union Pacific will spend 43 million dollars this year on improvements including 11.5 million for seventy eight freight locomotives and 13 thousand freight cars, per a statement by the railroad system president.
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Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Revolt Reported in Bulgaria as Premier Flees
Bucharest dispatch to the Exchange notes a revolutionary outbreak in Bulgaria with the premier having fled. The report reaches London via Carlsbad indicating turmoil and government collapse.
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Carlsbad
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