World News Roundup Reflects Tense Global Ties
A weekly digest notes concentration of Hungarian forces near Austria, French insistence on reparations, and moves on Germany. It cites U S inquiries about Rhine troops, wartime debts, and signs of unrest in Burgenland and Asia Minor.
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Burgenland
Paris
Rhine
France
Old World
Asia Minor
Government Wins Sweeping Injunction in Rail Shopmen Case
Federal court grants the most far reaching injunction yet, banning railways shopmen and AF of L officials from activity feared to disrupt mail and transportation. Attorney General Daugherty declares government supremacy, vows use of troops if violated, while Gompers denounces the move and AFL contemplates a general strike. President Harding’s stance divided among advisers.
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United States
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Gompers
Washington
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Fruit loss million a day in Chicago markets
An investigation in Chicago shows commission houses accept only select or fancy grades of apples peaches plums and potatoes while ordinary grades are sold to move stock before perish. This practice costs America millions daily due to lack of markets.
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Chicago
America
Rainmaker Hatfield Praised in Italy After Drought Ends
Rome reports Dr. Hatfield the American rainmaker is hailed as a bigger hero than Gabriel d Annunzio after a torrential downpour ends four months of drought in Southern Italy.
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Rome
Dr. Hatfield
Gabriel d’Annunzio
Winter Wheat Quality Dropped From Ten Year Average
Washington reports this year's winter wheat quality is 4.1 points below the 10 year average and 48.7 percent of the crop is below grade No 2 according to agriculture department estimates.
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Washington
The
of Agriculture
Town mourns loss as gathering honors work well done
In Iowa a local group gathers at Lou’s house to pay tribute with bouquets after a death. The crowd recalls the town’s gratitude for his service and remembers the friendly figure who helped others.
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