Treasury reports November public debt rise and rail woes
The treasury reports November public debt rose to 23 619 085 725.87 from 23 450 140 496.19. Railroads and steel trade are blamed for US business stagnation while Hoover notes unemployment improvements. Other items include education week declared, rate reviews by the Interstate Commerce Commission, and various criminal and international developments across the United States and abroad.
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Manchuria Moratorium Debate Guards World Peace Progress
Edward W. Pickard reviews cautious optimism at the armament conference. Japan, China, and Russia negotiations progress with Manchurian troop withdrawals debated. Briand and French actions stir anti French sentiment in Italy. Stinnes and Rathenau push for a German reparations moratorium with London backing. Vienna bread riots and Sinn Fein tensions. U.S. Senate anti-occupation mission to Haiti arrives.
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China
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Italy
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Signor Schanzer
Rene Viviant
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New York
Great Britain
Wirth
H. G. Wells
Lloyd George S
America
Sinn Fein
London
Lord Rothermere
Lord Northcliffe
Ulster
Ireland
Royal Navy
Philippines independence urged by Wood-Forbes report
The Wood-Forbes mission to the Philippines urges a complete U S withdrawal only with a strengthened hand from the American government The report says independence would be a betrayal but calls for the governor general to receive broader authority Congress and the Philippine senate are noted in shaping appointments The piece cites the need for a stable orderly government and asserts Filipinos lack full chance at self government due to inexperience and untrained readers
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United States
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Mississippi River could shrink to 18 miles in millennia
A Kansas City Star passage notes the river’s snarl at bends and rapid erosion. At the observed rate, the Mississippi would shorten by about 80 miles yearly results in an extraordinary projection that in a few thousand years the river might be only 18 miles long.
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Pwain
Mississippi
Kansas City Star
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promises Exquisite Fragrance Power
An advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum as a scented, economical powder suitable for face skin baby and dusting uses. It positions Cuticura as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio alongside Soap and Ointment, claiming it renders other perfumes superfluous.
Unclear fragment hints at a domestic dispute at sea
Fragmentary OCR text references a man and woman aboard a yacht with a dispute. The garbled lines mention a trip, questioning actions, and a boat, suggesting an imminent or ongoing tense moment between individuals on a vessel. No clear names or dates are readable.
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