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Charleston Gazette

Location

Charleston, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1925

Page

3

Europe Recovery Tied to Gold Standard Says Thomas

Geneva June 16 Albert Thomas director of the international labor office told delegates at the International Labor conference that 1924 marked a return toward normal economic improvement after the war. He praised the Dawes plan, urged League action in Austria’s financial reconstruction, and cited the shift to gold standard in Russia Germany Poland and Hungary as key factors in stabilizing currencies and boosting world trade.

Geneva Albert Thomas International Labor Office International Labor Conference Dawes League of Nations Austria M. Thomas Europe Russia Germany Poland Hungary Warsaw Potrog Berlin Sweden Holland Switzerland United States BM. Thomas Amea New World America

Indians Acorn Tribal Graves Transformed In Tacoma

In Tacoma on June 16 the old Indian cemetery beside Cushman hospital was graded, lawned, and monumented with aid from local Indians and a government grant. The site holds remains of northwest leaders including Chief Leschi, Chief Salatat, and Ton y Thompson, reflecting tribally significant history.

Tacoma Cushman Veteran's Hospital Northwest Leschi Puysiup Tony Thompson

Policemen Mourn Derelict’s Death in New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS June 16 Old John the citys most unusual guest is and policemen attached to the second precinct station are mourning the passing of a friend The old man Grifted In three years ago and begged a nights lodging granted He stayed on acting helpful to officers and prisoners while picking up change and wearing friendly offerings He died and efforts to identify him failed He was John Francia 74 a Montreal native with two sisters in Illinois He last saw them 30 years ago Italy Counts Theatres Rome June 16 statistics show only 16 of 100 townships in Italy have theatres with 1 262 townships possessing playhouses continuing nationwide

New Orleans John John Francia Montreal Illinois

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