Uncle Sam urges allies to remit debts in bold diplomacy
The United States plans to press allied governments for prompt repayment of about 12 billion in debts. State department officials say formal representations will request clear promissory notes dated and paid on schedule. The debt refunding commission faces uncertain prospects as Britain France and Germany negotiate terms and timing.
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Ashington
Sam
State Department
America
Hughes
Great Britain
United States
France
England
Germany
Uncle Sam
National Monument Proposed for Washington Palm Groves
Congress approves a bill to create a 1600 acre national monument in Riverside County California to protect desert Washington palm groves in Palm Murray and Andreus canyons and other flora. The Agua Caliente Indians must consent and be paid per capita before reservation. Interior Department to administer. costs borne by donors.
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Riverside County
California
Congress
Senate
Johnson
United States
Murray
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indiana
G Government
No Pardon for Political Prisoners
President Harding rejects general amnesty for political prisoners insisting pardons hinge on war offense convictions. He told a delegation seeking clemency that he favors no blanket pardon while directing the Justice Department to review cases. spokesman Paul F. Brissenden pressed for amnesty for 87 prisoners amid a petition of one million signatures.
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Harding
Department of Justice
Paul F. Brissenden
Columbia University
Claims Against Germany Bill Introduced in Senate
Senator Underwood introduces a bill to pay American claims against Germany funded from German property under the Versailles framework. A six member enemy property claims commission would allocate payments by property class, with the Supreme Court handling major questions. Estimates put total American claims near 1 billion dollars, with at least 400 million in just claims.
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Germany
Senate
Underwood
Ala
United States Court
Supreme Court
Anerle
Eltself
Jaime
Department
Indiana and neighboring notices in brief from multiple towns
Reports cover Indiana Y M C A plans in Evansville, railway acquisitions near Brazil, a Greenfield radio experiment in courts, Indiana Dairy Marketing start near Muncie, and state charity funding. Also: deaf lobby at Fort Wayne, highway bids, cattle deaths in Laporte, Go Slow jail signs in Gas City, peach and grain market notes, attendance losses in schools, and various local government actions across Indianapolis Fort Wayne and other cities.
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Indiana Athletic Federation
Indiana
National Amateur Athletic Federation
Indianapolis
Public Service Commission
Cincinnati, Indianapolis & Western Railroad
Chicago & Indiana Coal Raiiroad
Brazil
Chicago & Eastern Innois Railroad
Ine
Greenfield
Board of County Commissioners
Indiana Dairy Marketing Association
Muncie
Munele
Amos Butler
Board of State Charities
Butler
Fort Wayne
Indiana General Assembly
F. B. Smead
Fort Wayne Society of Deaf and Dumb
State Highway Commission
Highway Department
Laporte
Homer B. Hail
Laporte County
Chicago
Marion
Gas City
Autoista
Gay City
Crawford Equnty
Adout
Blanche Merry
Gary
Jeffersonville
South Bend
Whiting
Michigan City
Clinton
Daviess
Franklin
Knox
Pike
Pulaski
Tristate
H. ©. Lathrop
Indianapolis Automobile Trade Association
Teffersonville
Jefferyson City
The
Hoosier Motor Club
Richmond
Washington
Daviess County
Elberta Beach
Noblesville
Hamilton County
Fish and Game Division
State Conservation Department
George N Mannfeld
Elkhart
Trinity " Methodist Episcopal “Church
McCray
Kendallville
James
Mount
Plagat
Oberammergau Passion Play Returns After War Gap
The Oberammergau Passion Play, produced every decade in Bavaria, resumes this year after World War I disruptions. About 700 villagers perform in an open air theater, each scene prefaced by Old Testament tableaux, with proceeds aiding the community.
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Oberammergau
Bavaria
Germany
Munich
The
Britannica
Ettal
Rochus Dedier
Christa
Vender Sella Without Talk on Fifth Avenue
A curb trader in live stock known along Fifth Avenue by day and Broadway by night sells puppies with complete silence. He never shouts to attract customers and speaks only three facts when asked: the pup is clean, house-broken, and three months old. He reveals the price only if asked.
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Fifth Avenue
Broadway
New York Sun
New York
Pete
Unified French Child Welfare Bureau Aims at School Hygiene
France consolidates child welfare into a general bureau with sections on school hygiene medical inspection school nurses and assistance. A publicity section campaigns through lectures articles and pamphlets to educate on child hygiene and welfare.
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France
General Child Welfare Bureau
Smallpox Nearly Eradicated Through Vaccination Efforts
The text notes smallpox was once highly prevalent in Europe and Barbados, with George Washington among those affected. It credits vaccination and isolation for wiping out the disease in the country, claiming incidence fell to about one in 400,000 per year since 1904.
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Europe
George ‘Washington
Barbados
We Haven’t Any Replied Phrase From The Record
Fragmentary OCR text shows a short response with unclear meaning or missing context. The readable portion indicates a dialogue line with a negative reply and partial phrasing, suggesting a terse exchange without concrete details or identifiable entities.
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