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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
12
Foreign dispatch notes Germany tepling agr i press turmoil as economic strains mount. Reparations talks loom with Berlin in focus as authorities move to stabilize industry and plan potential voluntary bankruptcy. International observers monitor the situation as tensions rise.
David Lloyd George presses for re election to parliament after leaving the premiership. He opposes labor demands and favors fostering friendly relations with the United States and Russia. The piece argues British leadership could impact global affairs. asks readers if Britain should again place Lloyd George at the helm.
David Lloyd George gears toward a three party balance aiming for a middle ground in government. He condemns Labour radicalism, pushes strong U S ties and League of Nations cooperation as the path to a just peace. Andrew Bonar Law leads a Conservative cabinet with Curzon and Baldwin as key figures amid looming elections.
A federal judge upheld the attorney general ban on carrying liquor aboard ships entering U S waters. The case by several steamship firms heads to the Supreme Court, with a decision likely in six to eight weeks. Secretary Mellon told agents not to enforce against sealed foreign vessels, while American ships must comply. France signals noncompliance with a request for cooperation to curb liquor trade around Newfoundland and related islands, arguing it supports fishermen's needs and does not smuggle booze into the United States.
EEL Gompers Frank Mor rison and James O Connell lead a manifesto for the national partisan campaign of the American Federation urging voters to choose progress in the November election. They condemn Congress for serving predatory interests and decry actions on the excess profits tax surtaxes and the soldiers' bonus.
Rank and file I. W. W. members face trial in Sacramento for alleged violation of the California criminal syndicalism statute as witnesses are produced in a state case. The proceedings focus on alleged activity linked to the organization and its ideology.
Navy Day nationwide honors Col Theodore Roosevelt birth anniversary and calls for building fifteen to twenty cruisers of 8000 tons each, plus submarines, within years. Tear Admiral Rogers stresses maintaining naval efficiency under the Washington treaty while President Harding endorses a program of strength in national defense.
REMIERE POINCART plans to invite nations to a peace conference in Lanseanne Switzerland though date remains uncertain. Lord Curzon urges US involvement while Russia and France may join. Greek evacuation of Thrace continues amid disorder as aid from the American Red Cross supports reserves. Reports from Sierra and Circumstances await State Department details.
ETN reports big transports left Vladivostok last Wednesday carrying Japanese troops and civilians. The Purast ern Republic and the Chita government claim control as the Medarmay commander orders British and American marines and all foreign warships to depart the harbor.
The provisional Irish parliament adopted the constitution on Wednesday and sent it to London for approval by the new British cabinet, which is expected to approve with no offensive changes. Eamon de Valera has returned to Dublin suffering a serious nervous disorder and is under constant priestly care.
The noted American died last week. Pr Lyman Abbott was the venerable editor of Quacklock. For many years he was a prominent preacher, editor, author and lecturer, and an associate and friend of the greatest Americans of his era.
Fire broke out at a house after nine people aged, with one resident credited as a lifesaving figure. A cat leapt onto a bed, aiding Mrs Backus to wake, as others escaped. The scene drew responders and onlookers amid chaotic moments.
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