French Debt Study Guides Negotiations With France
M Caillaux visits the United States to discuss funding the French debt to the U S The Institute of Economics reports a 4 21 billion dollar total as of June 15 1925 with a 3 34 billion principal and 870 04 million interest It argues France cannot balance its budget before 1926 and calls for drastic measures like reducing domestic debt interest while warning against inflation or excessive borrowing. It notes the commission relies on the institute and Cleona Lewis as adviser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Caillaux
United States
Treasury
Institute of Economics
France
World War Foreign Debt Commission
Institute
Cleona Lewis
America's Millions in Foreign Loans Surveys
Eastern financiers note a shift as French debt funding prompts potential foreign requests for American loans. Total American investments abroad exceed ten billion dollars, roughly $90 per U S resident, with ongoing applications and loans to foreign governments, banks, and industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iore
Money and finance shape the nation’s fate and Free Markets
The article warns that foreign investment now exceeds the U.S. money supply, with more than ten billion dollars lent abroad. It argues that financiers drive prices and wages, shaping industry and labor, while citizens ignore the issue. It criticizes politicians and calls for scrutiny of monetary policy and its impact on Americans. It ends with reflections on disarmament talks and the World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Austria
Hungary
Ito
Statesman
Europe
America
War on drugs and whiskey amid political turmoil
A fragmented, late era article mixes drug and whiskey pressures with political figures. It references President Coolidge, Bootleg kings, and lawmen, noting violence and economics tied to drugs and alcohol, alongside broader wartime reminiscences and industrial progress. The piece blends conjecture about motives and policy with scattered names and events.
Wilkinson to Attend Ll.oo. Kk. Meet
Fragmentary note indicates Wilkinson will attend an upcoming meeting at a lodge in Union sortie. It mentions potential topics and urges attendance. Details are garbled with many unreadable words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkinson
Wilkison
Grand Jude
Unis
Sept 26 1937 Report On Epidemic Influx
A fragmented notice references a flux epidemic and wounded or ill state at Webster and related routes with unclear details. The readable items mention a torn page note about an influx and casualty report tied to recent health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Roune Aye
New York Day by Day Conqueht 1928 Dramatic Scene
A vivid slice of Manhattan life portrays a grim theater district with crowded tenements along Avenue A. Nurses and patients fill a Bellevue hospital setting while street scenes show poverty, children, and workers amid the city’s bustle. The piece reflects urban grit, social contrasts, and the toll of city life on residents and workers.
Mischievous Peter and Jumper Seek Mrs Buzzard's Nest
Peter and Jumper the Hare team up to solve the mystery of Mrs Buzzard's curious disappearances. They observe the treetops and plan coordinated acts to uncover where she hides, while Peter watches her movements and seeks the nest near the rock ledge and cave where Buster Bear slept. The tale follows their cautious strategy and budding partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Buzzard
Buster Bear
Billy Possum
Billy
Buzcard
Peter
Chen
Mistah
Burgard
Jumiper
MiNi
Buranyd
Peter Cod Thumper
Washington Diary on Foreign Policy and Press Attitudes
A fragmented Washington diary by Herbert Pfahler discusses U S foreign policy stance, press behavior, and public opinion. It notes President Coolidge, Senate leaders, and international concerns including France, Borah, and the White House, with commentary on journalism and editorial influence.
Fragmented World War II era letter fragment
The text appears as a garbled wartime correspondence with references to Allied leaders such as Kellogg and Jeneek, mentions of France Belgium Poland and American figures like General Rochambeau Steuben and Ta- Qaekis, and notes about political speeches and press events in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jelis
Ela
Windder
Pratine
Amynda
Turing
Amery
Wyvintan
Wien
Beanee
Belgium
France
Poland
Cowntry
Indenearcher
Thar Fayette
Rochembeau
Steuben
Ta- Qaekis
Ikdselitke
Mn Kelloge
Mexico
Martle
Kellogg
Poruen
Coolidge
Anny Wathering
Omak
Nebeaska
Jennek
PWC
Hin Vera
Tip
Cane
Woodington Uileme
The Day in Washington Air Board and Merger Talks
The article reports on Washington activity including aviation inquiries by the air board, testimony by Van Sweringen on Nickel Plate merger plans, calls for a new shipping span building program, and potential transfers of aviation duties to the Army. Brigadier General Benjamin Teare named to command the seventh camp area, with headquarters at the Brench region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Board
Rnda
Rt van Sweringen
Camindasimnes Denson
Benjamin Teare
Te Las Angelen
Army
Wranster Ufie Shipping Board
Vanmercy Department
Federal Trade Comunission
Sia~ Flee
Senger Curis
Republican
Senate
Mamel Wea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Javer
State Day Agents Report 16 Arrests
State Day Agents report 16 arrests for Ikiller law violations, with 18 charged in recent days. Secretary Gwena of the Prohibition Department notes three arrested persons listed as Charleston residents. Names Nichols, Mike Tahit, Willan Wilg vom Tatilow appear among those charged. Details include prohibited possession and related hearings. several defendants faced charges and pretrial actions were noted.
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Gwena
Prohibition Department
Charleston
Nichols
Mike Tahit
Willan Wilg
Tatilow
de Michels
Tay
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Abd-el-Krim
Sherman
Congress
League of Nations
Curtis
Smoot
Supreme Court
Stanley Harris
Walter Johnson
Pittsburgh
Babe Adams
Pirates
Detroit
Ty Cobb
Max Carey
Cuyler
Arthun Haiahane
Star Company
Bootheesory
Reng Mirates
Watt David Bram
Wynn
Testibia
Hubre
Mitehel
Gratien Niente
Chamber of Cataneree
Worth
Hutte Paz
Cet
Beatie
Tuoma de Cray
Cko
A. Monsey
Gary
New York
Intalia
York
Hanks New
Weserihl
Mr. Cooper
Eery Tulle
Peraner
Ted Teenah
Winsele Eipperery
Heffsnaw
Brute
Paras Dome
A.gueestt
Cape
World
Mte
NwuRin
C. O. McIntyre
Bugs Baer Coppright
Star Company i
van Yviethi
Osmelisters
Elouray
Taita
Broadway
Jong Dehpuchos
Bellevue Bn
Manchaetian
Duverty
Mellon
Xeon
Pion Soocey
Fane
Pi We Tong
Phat
Ohle
Ieee
Acre
Mast Boys
Cube Riganettes
Grinian
Yimings
Leamon Pannicks
McNeugh Nilests, Inc
Trorneone
Burgess
Angene
Buzzard
Whal Cery
Herbert Pfahler
Wilsucke
Whatoyan Calin
Watinainay
Abeiy
Cohen
Faraiga Natin
Borah
Park
Caathage
Minh
Wolken
Bitte
Prades
Nefer
Bitlis
Muravic
B.A. Durst
Hue Myan
Alan
Erern Tres Welves
Tom
Feaphia
Tatedienee World Holt
Edgar
Fteunal
Chile
Royel
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