Washington News Roundup Of Politics And Crime
Washington reports Attorney General Sargent to personally investigate the Packers consent decree decision. Port Peck Indians to receive 1,796,240 dollars from Montana land sales, Interior says. Army tests four new anti aircraft guns planned. Shipping board plan to subsidize American merchant marine outlined. Navy heroism tale denied as glory by Coolidge. Marshall named Assistant Attorney General successor. Ethelbert Stewart reappointed to labor statistics. Red Cross launches national water safety drive. Air mail time shortened. Shepherd murder trial set for May in Chicago. Pacific war game officials call off. Hawaiian Islands fall cited. Chicago iron workers accept 1.3744 dollar hour rate. Bank of England credit deal arranges 300 million dollars with the Fed. Robberies clip about 1,000 dollars in Westphalia and Barber. Tragic murder near Chesterton. girl found burned. Forgeries rising impact noted in Philadelphia meeting. Autos seized amid mortgage concerns. Avanta judge rules. Put-in-Bay keeper found dead. Train 76 derails near San Diego. casualties reported. Dubuque plant destroyed in fire. Cleveland legal move on portrait licenses. British pride in US relations noted. Detroit rail plans advance. Pennsylvania punch board ban. Ohio rail workers threaten strike. Florence Sabin elected to NAS. Paine and Van Fleet deaths noted. French ambassador Daeschner a guest in Evanston. McConnell dies in Chicago.
Global turmoil and riots span Sofia to Tokyo
A Rome dispatch reports renewed fighting between Bulgarian troops and Communists in Sofia with heavy casualties and panic from explosions as government forces attack underground dugouts. Other items include Hindenburg’s comments, Black Dragon Society arrest in Tokyo, priests jailed in Odessa, Cuban ambassador appointment, Larkin fine in Dublin, and a Soviet oil refinery deal in Baku.
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German Victory Brings Mixed Signals Across Europe
Edward W. Pickard reviews the German election of Paul von Hindenburg and the shifting postwar landscape. Luther confirms a cautious pro-Dawes stance, while Britain returns to the gold standard. press responses vary across France England and Russia. The report notes naval maneuvers in the Pacific and regional political shifts, including appointments and public health alerts.
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Humble Origins of Famous French Artists
A survey notes that many renowned French actors and singers began in working-class families. Verdier rose from village blacksmith to star, Franz, Paris Opera’s leading tenor, was a railroad brakeman, Antoine started as an electric company clerk, Chevalier ran a fruit stand near the Comedie Francaise, and Hari tone was a railway porter. Xavier Privat, Montmartre cabaret favorite, once begged and sang for bread in the streets.
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