Keep Troops on Rhine in Postwar Reform Drive
A Washington committee from the U S Chamber of Commerce reports that business leaders fear ongoing wars and the threat of new conflicts hinder global reform. They urge maintaining occupation armies on the Rhine only as needed, forming an international business commission, and continuing work on reconstruction and financial questions affecting the United States.
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United States Stands Firm on Rhine Army and Reparation Policy
The committee argues against a Rhine army withdrawal now and warns that postwar economics demand stable conditions. It notes World War I reparations and German payments threaten peace, urges restraint on credit to Germany, and stresses U.S. duty to sustain economic decisions while protecting Allies.
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Germany
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Rebels Kill 1000 Russians in Fierce Battle
In Lantim, October 73, Azerulian news reports claim Mesud soviut Halng led a major clash in Azerbaijan with heavy Soviet casualties. About 8000 were wounded and many were captured or evacuated as General Lesyan dovsky commanded the Soviet force amid a significant uprising led by Sultan Bey Sultanse.
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Azerulian Ine Formation Bureau
Azerbaijan
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Sultan Bey Sultanse Heise Iarkent
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Lesyandovsky
U S to Probe Ku Klux Klan Investigation Confirmed
The attorney general confirmed official plans for a joint probe by Congress and the Department of Justice into the Ku Klux Klan. He said the inquiry could involve both branches to study the organization.
Bond Plan Aims to Back Unemployed via Federal Funds
Washington reports a proposed federal fund to support public works for unemployed workers. The plan would require estimates of costs and rely on federal leadership with state proof of need. Hoover cited unofficial talks that Portland Oregon and Milwaukee participate, and bankers and mayors may back the emergency program.
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New War Weapons Tested at Ahernees Grounds Ma
At Ahernees Proving Grounds in Ma on October 4 a wartime weapons exhibition showcased new gear for Army and Navy use. The event featured lashless powder and advanced guns including a 50-caliber naval rifle capable of firing 2,400 pounds of steel projectiles up to miles, plus a machine capable of accelerating bullets with the tempo of a watch. Additional tests planned included a 4,000-pound bomb and more demonstrations under service conditions.
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Ahernees Proving Grounds
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Army Ordnancenaunciation
Ku Klux Klan Quiz Held Up in Washington Oregon
Attorney General statements on the administrative inquiry into the Klan activity. He asserted the department will proceed with a careful examination of the witnesses, after the testimony and evidence are gathered, to ensure a proper investigation.
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Junking of Six U. S. Warships Authorized in Philadelphia Yard
At the Philadelphia navy yard three battleships two monitors and two cruisers will be sold as junk. The ships include the battleships Maine Missouri and Wisconsin the cruiser Columbia and the monitors Ozark and Tonopah. Aggregate salvage value is about 54000. All stores and machinery deemed salvageable will be removed.
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Senate Leaders Yield on Taxes Amid Conference Talks
Senate leaders signaled hope for passing key amendments to the tax bill as conference talks proceed. Democrats push modifications while Republicans resist, with views split over a 6 percent wealth tax, higher excise levies, and the excess profits tax.
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Rail Men Ask To Strike In Labor Move
Chicago reports formal requests for strike permission from locals of the Brotherhood of Railways Trainmen. W G Les and James Mardyck confirm unions received letters from general committees representing employees. One sample letter asks for leave to strike rather than continue service under reduced pay approved by the U S railroad labor board.
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Chicago
Brotherhood of Railways
W. G. Les
James Mardyck
Lea
United States
Chicago Robbery Nets $191000 in Weekend Heist
Chicago police report a $191,000 robbery spanning four autos with five mailbags seized. Within hours, detectives captured the entire gang, described as the greatest seized loot in city police history. Lieutenant Won Rhonenwiker led the arrest squad downtown.
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Bankers Told Trade Is Better Amid Talks and Conventions
во The article notes bankers in Los Angeles state trade prospects have improved amid a financial convention. It mentions pressure from earlier years and ongoing supervision efforts, with cautious optimism about the banking sector’s health and resilience.
Weds and Goes to Prison for Murder Trial
In San Francisco on October, a woman married menotol from Sacramento was immediately taken to prison to serve a term for the murder of John D. Kopjos, a Marysville merchant. Two deputy sheriffs were present as witnesses.
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John D. Kopjos
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Germany and France seek to settle reparations by 7 billion gold marks plan
Reports indicate a proposed agreement would run five years with Germany paying reparations to France and other parties. The pact faces scrutiny and potential delays, with parliamentary consideration expected by May 1, 1928.
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Piyot
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President pressures Congress over tax reform proposal
A report details President Barding urging Senate committees and the Treasury Secretary Melton to back a tax bill amid Republican resistance. The President reportedly called on lawmakers to accept the act, while some fear presidential influence could sway party votes and disrupt Senate procedures.
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