World News in Brief Highlights From 1922 Events
Washington committee adjourned without a final decision on Daugherty impeachment charges. Weeks plans to seek lieuten ant general ranks for Crowder and Liggett as retirement nears. Monroe doctrine half dollar bill introduced. Post office building project proposed costing about 45 million. Ambassador Harvey paid social call on President Harding. Major budget bills and pensions measures reviewed in Washington. Snow blankets New England while Georgia jail terms rise in 1922 report. Irish Free State officials seize New York consulate offices with detectives. Bell and Gordon deaths noted. Emma and Lemp estates mentioned. Panama Canal ships set high yearly passage record. Ford subsidiary reports ore shipments. Carmen arrested for jew elry theft. eight union strikers fined in Los Angeles. Manila judge killed. Philippines unrest ongoing. British and Turkish issues persist in Near East. Lenin illness report from Russia. Brazil to issue banknotes backed by gold. Sun Yat Sen’s Canton government signals unity with Beijing. Zeppelin-built plane lands in England. Archival weather and other world notes included.
France and Britain diverge on German reparations fate
US focus shifts to Europe as Britain and France clash over postwar payment plans. Bonar Law and Poincare push rival schemes, Germany seeks relief through moratoria and loans, while US lawmakers push for American representation in reparations talks and cautions on debt mechanics.
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P Seasion
France
Germany
Bonar Law
Poincare
London
Entente Cordiale
Marshal Foch
Weygand
Italy
Belgium
Great Britain
Testa
United States Reparation Policy Faces France Grainy Clash
Washington reports a clash over postwar reparations policy. President Harding seeks to limit American involvement and insists on payability without treaty constraints while France blocks any move toward European settlement. Secret Hughes notes reflect White House belief that reparations talks have moved beyond Versailles provisions.
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Ashington
Europe
Harding
Hughes
Harvey
Charles . H. Mitchell
National City Bank of New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
United States
Germany
Roland Boyden
Bnator Borah
White House
New Haven
Washington
Jan
Jules Jaeverand
France
State Department
Whitehouse
Reparations Commission
Gett
American Congress
Jary
M. Jusserand
Brit
Funding easy says Baldwin
British chancellor of the exchequer Sir Stani Baldwin voices confidence in addressing the financial problem facing the country. The message, from Washington, stresses that funding is achievable to meet obligations and stabilize the debt.
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Tanshy Baldwin
United , States
Washington
Great Britain
United States
Baldwin
Stani Baldwin
Migaton
United Stas
Om A
Aircraft incident report mentions Lafayette entry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an airplane incident near Wanship with injuries recorded and a public address at Lafayette Indiana. Details are unclear but reference an aviation event and local offers.
Sheep Kidney Transplant Reported In Woman
A New York inn report notes the death of Mrs Adele Robertson after an unusual operation. The patient underwent a sheep kidney transplant in a desperate effort to counteract poisoning from bichloride or mercury, highlighting a dramatic medical experiment of the era.
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New York
Adele Robertson
Kemal Hailed as Infallible Leader in India Messages
Belief in the infallibility of Aristaphe Kemal Pasha is rapidly gaining ground, with supporters saying he has been sent to lead the Turkish people and his policies will not be accepted by all Moslems.
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Constantinople
Rige
Lenin
Russia
Europe
Lausanne
Paris
Nation Assembly
Angora
Ismet Pasha
Mosul
Curzon
Paria
Bonar Law
London
Aristaphe Kemal Pashare
India
Kemal
Congress weighs tax exempt securities curb amendment
Washington reports Representative Green and Republicans submit to the House a letter from Secretary Melton urging a broad amendment to limit further tax exempt securities. Britain anxious over Mexican situation and foreign nationals. London notes growing concern over foreigners and property in Mexico.
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Green
House
Melton
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Britain
London
Mexico
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Liggett
Johnson
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Hardingspon
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Lawrence Ginnell
J. A. Liniddy
Free State
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Waeh
Panama Canal
Tolta
Melvin A. Brannon
Beloit College
Beloit
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University of Montana At
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Alexander Graham Bell
Robert B. Gordon
Ohio
the Hague
Emma
Wilhelmina
Obregon
Mexico City
the. Shipping Board
Fluor Spar
Bermuda
Orange Hall
Dublin
Alstern
New Mexico
Lohdel
Federal Farm Loan
Washington de Clarel
Cinematireles
Poris
Wiitlin Rhinelander Stewart
Constance Tainridge
Ator
William J. Lemp
St. Louie
William J. Letmp
Red Star Ner Samland
Muscatie
York Spit
Chesapeake Bay
Philadelphia
Hampton Roads
Imperial
Michizamme
Mich
Michigan Tron, Land and Lumber Company
Ford Motor Company
Frank Barrett Carmen
Irene Bantock Schoeltkopf
Buffalo
Stedrog
Union Railway
Hoendreis
Springfield
Mra
Lauria Holman O'Neill
Ita
Dixie Flyer
Inckrorville
Chicago
Muncon
Manila
Capatch
Saya
Andrew Horromeo
Court of First Instance
Phiippines
James McNeil
The
John McNeill
Good Shepherd
St. George de Besuce
Quebec
Canada
Council of Premiers
Near East
Sdvices
Rio Jac Ineiro
Bank of Brazil
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Foreign Office
Peking
Zeppelin Company
Croydon
England
Cyprus
Malta
Moscow
Uktomsky
Trostey-on-Don
Edmonton
Alta
Athena
Crusanne Conterthee
Vetous Burau
Edward W. Pickard
Essen
Bochum
Roner Law
Herr Hergmann
House Committee On Immigration
International Manufacturers’ Association
Ambarkation
Somuel Gompara
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Itie
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Agricul i
Senator Bursum
Interior
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Supreme Court
Br. Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
Commerce
Oscar Haywood
Ku Klux Klan
Battleship Town
Panama
Aosal
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Park
Mala Henry
Aviston
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Wanship
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