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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1923

Page

3

Premier in Session Again Discusses World Peace Plan

Senator Borah proposes a world conference on economies and armaments urging the President to call a gathering of Great Britain France Italy and the United States as intermediary The move strains cross party alliances while Mosul oil and Lausanne talks risk disruption and regional tensions rise in Louisiana crimes and reformers die in public glare.

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Reparations Dispute Shifts as France Gains in Wood Delivers Case

The reparations commission flags Dee as in voluntary default on 1922 wood deliveries, marking a French victory after long German exposure. Britain, Belgium, and Italy shift position. Mussolini aligns with France while Bonar Law faces French push for forfeits amid Ruhr tensions. Germany says 60 percent of wood delivered, cannot meet further demands and cannot supply 60,000 tons of nitro-sen. France plans to raise revenues via customs and coercive actions rather than immediate invasion, seeking payment from Stinnes and industrialists. Germany suggests a four-power peace pact with the United States to align on European security.

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Soviets Bring Constructionist Art to America Exhibit

A collection labeled Holshevist art approved by the Soviet regime will tour America, showcasing pieces like Rodchenko's Construction illustrating proletarian themes free from capitalist influence. The display highlights the Russian constructivist school flourishing after the revolution.

Beauty From Oklahoma Captures New York Stage Eyes

Oklahoma beauty Helen Heckman of Muskogee tours New York with her mother and sister Mildred. Deaf but talented she sings piano dances and projects via sound vibrations and lip reading. Her mother started training at thirteen guiding her rise.

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Stainless Surface to Steel Discovery in England

A Sheff ield England report describes a process for electrodeposition of chromitin on metal articles. It hinges on stainless steel but treats only the surface to create a stainless, highly polished layer that is cheaper for large articles. The treated surface remains hard and durable, with peeling as a noted challenge.

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