France Surrenders to Urgent Debt Talks Demand
Paris reports France will yield to Washington s demand for immediate debt talks. Caillaux may lead a Debt Commission to Washington or negotiate through ambassadors as France seeks to understand its budget position before finalizing terms. Officials warn against rapid settlement fearing loss of political independence.
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Paris
France
Washington
Caillaux
America
Jacques Bainville
Tunisia
Egypt
Europe
W Pertinax
Echo de Paris
Britain
United States
World News Service
World Press Pub. Co
Debt Funding Talks Stir U S and European Debtors
Washington and London report a U S note to creditors aims to secure funding settlements with European debtors. Britain warns against premature French payments but backs action if the U S leads. Officials expect gradual proposals and possible conversion of demand notes into bonds with fixed terms.
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John L. Balderston
New York World News Service
London
Washington Dispatches
United States
France
Britain
World News Service
Washington
Italy
N. Y. World News Service
N. Y. World) Press Pub. Co
Belgium
Ford May Bid Open Market For Government Vessels
Shipping Board Chairman O'Connor stated he believes Henry Ford may bid to buy government ships for scrapping or operation on trade routes. He said bids would be public and assessed on merit, and that the Board favors open competitive bidding for sales in large numbers while scrapping various ships.
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Washington
Henry Ford
O'Connor
Shipping Board
Buffalo
Detroit
Ford
Building activity in Cincinnati below regional April average
Building permits issued in Cincinnati for April 1925 totaled 3 16 1555 or 301 220 less than April 1924 levels but 794 715 more than March 1925. The seventy-two city region in the North Central States reported a 10 percent year over year gain and Cincinnati ranked fourth in Ohio Indiana Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin with 4 816 151 in permits for the month. Chicago led with 44 494 900, Detroit second at 17 493 276, then Cleveland 6 696 475, Cincinnati 4 816 151, Milwaukee 4 314 930.
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North Central States
S. W. Straus & Co
Chicago
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Illinois
Wisconsin
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
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Winston
Treasury
Herrick
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Great Britain
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