Unrest Looms as Germany Faces New Taxes and Turmoil
Berlin reports say returning travelers find higher taxes and tariffs, violent scenes in Reichstag, street clashes, and anti republican sentiment. Hindenburg and Luther push a pro republic stance while public life leans on wartime nostalgia and economic hardship.
Popular Feeling in League and Paris Tangles in Geneva
In Geneva the League of Nations draws visitors as the question remains open. Britain faces a trade gap and ruination from Ruhr debt, while Caillaux hints at a bid to settle reparations. Public anger grows over English soldiers buried in French cemeteries moved for agricultural use, and London endures postwar traffic chaos amid plans to widen the Strand and overhaul central streets.
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Great Organization
M. Briand
France
Ruhr
Great Britain
M. Caillaux
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West End
Looming Senate Clash Undermines Republican Tax Drive
The piece warns that despite expected easy passage of administration measures in the House led by Nick Longworth the Senate will resist and politics will shape the coming session. It notes Democratic and progressive opposition led by figures like Borah and LaFollette and argues public opinion may not sustain the GOP’s tax reform push.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Nick” Longworth
Nick
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Ladd
North Dakota
Bob
Borah
Lone Wolf of the Prairies
World Court
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Wrnter
Coolidge
League of Nations
Wilson
Getting Up Nights Can Be Stopped Sales Pitch
An advertisement claims Walker's Prostate Specific can end night urination and relieve prostate trouble. It offers free postpaid sample under plain wrapper and asks for name to prove the cure and encourage referrals. The pitch invites repayment by recommending friends.
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Fourth Street
Pukwana
Dakota
Stransky
Walker
B. Walker
Gateway Station
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Political Drama and Local Lectures Highlight Canton Week
The piece outlines partisan maneuvering over world court and League of Nations issues, tariff debates, Dawes plan clashes, and government spending fights led by Democrats against Coolidge policies. It also notes a local lecture by Thomas F. L. Henderson of LaSalle Extension University and a Canton Exchange Club appearance.
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League of Nations
Campaten
Gov. Smith
Coolidge
Thomas F. L. Henderson
LaSalle Extension University
Canton
Exchange Club
Luncheon at Courtland Hotel for Ohio Bell staff
A luncheon is planned at the Courtland hotel on a upcoming Friday and a preceding Friday afternoon for employees of the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. The events are set for midday and afternoon hours respectively.
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Pri
Ohio Bell Telephones Co
Divorce Shows Gain in Sweden
Stockholm reports a rapid rise in divorces with 1632 cases last year, a threefold increase in twenty five years. Economic distress and higher alcohol consumption are cited as contributing factors.
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Stockholm
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