American Plan Seeks Credit, Delays Ruhr Invasion
A United Press report says Washington will pull American troops from Germany as France threatens to occupy the Ruhr. The plan favors reparations revision, a private German loan, and easing Allied debt terms, with France urged to delay action while a European economic revival is outlined.
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Washington
Germany
France
Ruhr
Europe
Commission of Experts
Belgium
England
United States
Hoover declines interior position amid White House talks
United Press reports Secretary of Commerce Hoover rejected an offer to become Secretary of the Interior, choosing to remain in his current post to complete his work. He has been reshaping the Commerce Department's organization and indicated he would extend America's commercial leadership.
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Washington
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Harding
Interior
Albert Miall
Noover
White House
Oulom
Hoover
Department of Commerce
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America
Brigham Testifies in Slaying Case at Newark Trial
Virginia Brigham seven-year-old daughter of Mrs. Charles Brigham testifies against William E. Battles nineteen, the man accused of killing her mother two weeks earlier. She identifies Battles as the person seen in the house, recounting a nap interrupted by a noise in the cellar and a shouted remark that the mother had gone for bread. The father, Charles Brigham, lunges at Battles but is restrained by court officers.
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N. J
Virginia Brigham
Charles Brigham
Oroange
William E. Battles
Brigham
Virginia
Gtaira
Germany seeks chance to present case on reparations default
Paris dispatch reports Germany asked for an opportunity to explain its failure to deliver coal payments before default. The Reparations Commission agreed to hear Germany on Monday. Britain will participate in discussions on the Rhineland and related issues.
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Britain
Paris
Germany
France
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Rhineland
Poison gas to rout moonshiners plan in Texas swamp
Porter's Bay area prohibition officers, after obtaining permission in Dallas, map a campaign to use poison gas against moonshiners. Webb leads raids, six stills wrecked, 10,000 gallons of moonshine dumped, yet night fires persist in the swamp near the Trinity River.
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Kille T
Webb
Trinity Iver
State Game Officials to Attend Corry Ro and Gun Club Banquet
Members of the Corry Ro and Gun Club plan a banquet with State Game Commission official Seth Gordon expected to attend and address the club. Plans for the coming year were discussed, officials re-elected, and a renewed enthusiasm noted despite funds. The meeting moved shooting night to Monday and contests for free prizes began in January.
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Wesley Howard
Alv ‘Son
O. Stennett
J. M. Modis
Jane
RN. Rickerson
Miners Strike Closes Major Buckhorn Coal Mine
Altoona report says Rust Coal Co mine in Buckhorn district closed after workers walkout over check off payments to United Mine Workers. The mine, largest in the district, produced about 600 tons daily.
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Debt Funding Commissions to Meet in Washington
The British exchequer chancellor, now in Washington as chair of the Debt Refunding Commission, seeks more time to repay the war debt. The first joint meeting of the U S and British Debt Funding Commissions will convene Monday at 1 a.m. with Secretary Mellon announcing the agenda.
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Uncle Sam
United States Debt Funding Commission
British Debt Funding Commission
Notice of administration in the Spencer estate
Letters of administration granted by the Register of Wills for Josephine E. Spencer late of Corry Erie Pa to Matthias J. Spencer administrator. Debts owed and claims due should be presented promptly to the administrator to avoid delay.
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Bondholders Ignore War Bonds Sparked by Rediscovered Cold Cash
United Press reports $70,000,000 in new securities sold by the Treasury. Yet $400,000,000 in Victory bonds remain unpresented as holders, mostly nonprofessional investors, fail to claim due coupons. Governor George W. Norris warns a rude awakening awaits those who wait for cash.
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Philadelmnia
Fen Ward
United States
Wén
George W. Norris
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Sam
Iven
Treasury Department
Bante
Pea
Zich
Redempe Ibn
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