World News Briefs From Capitals Amid China Turmoil
A roundup of international items notes large Chinese forces around Shanghai and Canton unrest, debates over French and German policies, and Franco-German potash trade. It also reports U S arms policy, naval movements toward East Asia, and various incidents from Europe to Mexico.
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China
America
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Davy Department
Far East
Germans Ratify Dawes Plan Pact in Reichstag Vote
Berlin reports the Reichstag passed the Dawes plan railway bill 314 to 127, ratifying London's reparation agreement. Chancellor Marx urged changes to gain nationalist support while behind the scenes parties debated conditions linking enforcement to evacuation dates and war guilt repudiation.
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Paris hails Reichstag vote shaping a new European era
The French foreign office expressed great satisfaction as the Reichstag passed the Dawes-Young laws by a two thirds majority. Paris sees this as the first result of the London conference and a path toward hoped for outcomes with the United States and France. The decision brings relief and optimism for a new economic and political era in Europe. The French government also credited America’s role in the settlement being reached.
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Reichstag
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Berlin
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Prince of Wales Arrives in New York for Two-Week Visit
Edward prince of Wales arrives in New York aboard the liner Berengaria. Three army planes circle the vessel as thousands line the river and shore to catch a glimpse before he travels by private yacht to Glen Cove and on to Syosset to stay with James L. Burden. He then goes to Washington for a midday with President Coolidge.
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Syosset
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Wheeler Accuses Coolidge On Justice Dept Cleanout
Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana formally demands President Coolidge order a thorough housecleaning in the department of justice. The push centers on alleged mismanagement and calls for reform within the agency.
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Washington
Coolidge
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Department of Justice
Italy to Honor Composers as Senators on Fete Day
Rome reports Mascagni and Puccini will be made senators on September 20 for a national fete day. Gabriele d Annu n zio declined a senatorship.
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Mascagni
Puccini
Nuovo Paes
Gabriele d’Annunzio
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