Prospects Daring At Debt Conference Amid Fragile Talks
Paris April 20 German experts urged restraint in reparations talks as Owen Young and allied delegates met with Dr Schacht. Berlin insists on financial limits and political backing, signaling little progress toward a ten year agreement while seeking private discussions away from crowded committees.
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Cervans
Hjalmar Sehach
Owen D. Young
George W
Young
Thomas W. Among
Berlin
Schacht
Dr. Schacht
ESCO
Pass Barge Rate Ordered Along Inland Waterways
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders railroads connected to the Mississippi and Warrior rivers to establish a sweeping system of combination barge service. This measures aims to unify pass barging rates and streamline freight movement on inland waterways.
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Washington
Inland Waterways Corporation
Mississippi
Warrier Rivers
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Dividend Order for Cavour Bank Depositors
Judge Alva B. Taylor signed an order for a third 10 percent dividend to depositors of the closed State Bank of Cavour. The payment will be sent to the state superintendent of banks. Depositors had already received 20 percent of their deposits since the bank closed October 13, 1926.
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Alva B. Taylor
Cavour
Pesositora
Raye
Japanese Officer Killed in Tsinan China
In Tsinan Shantung two Chinese civilians shot and killed Lt Itch of the Japanese army as he traveled through the foreign district to headquarters. Japanese authorities imposed strict security, conducted searches, and arrested several suspects in the aftermath.
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Tientsin
China
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Shantune
Itch
Nese Sia
Girders Collapse Kills Four Workers in New York Building
Four workers died and at least five were buried after steel girders fell from the eleventh floor of the Western Union Building under construction at Thom as Street and West Broadway. The boom broke as girders were hoisted, crashing through the structure and smashing fronts of adjacent buildings. Police and rescue crews faced a panicked Lower West Side crowd as crews worked to clear wreckage.
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Western Union
Thomas Street
West Broadway
Commission House
Lower West Side
Debenture Plan Dominates Farm Relief Debate
Washington report outlines administration views on Hoover farm relief appeal to farm groups amid push by the National Grange debenture plan. Officials seek unity to avoid delays and failure while Congress weighs capital bills and a Kansas City platform mandate. Sam J. Thompson of the American Farm Bureau Federation releases a reply noting a joint letter from leaders of three farm groups and their four requirements for relief legislation.
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Farm groups unite in call for coordinated relief plan
C B Huff of the Farmers Union and the American Farm Bureau federation president issued a joint memorandum urging farmers to work together. They say Congress is considering its own proposals and farm organizations are not responsible for them, while supporting a rational relief program aligned with the president's aims.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
American Federation
Cheer Wounded After Battle in Baja Mexico
Mexican government bulletin reports ongoing clashes near Nogales Sonora with federal troops bombing rebel positions while rebels vow to defend Nogales with air and ground forces. Captain R H Folk of Nashville Tennessee named to lead counter air actions. No casualties reported among either side.
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Baja
Battle Looms Near Masia Ca Southern Sonora
Reported clash between 2600 Federal cavalry under General Talamentes and the rebel west coast army rear guard near Masiaca in southern Sonora. Cavalry less than 23 miles south, moving on entrenched rebels believed to be outnumbered. Foretold major engagement could prelude a larger battle near Navojoa with potential dispersal of rebel forces if defeated.
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Sonora
Talamentees
West Coast Army
Talamentes
Navojoa
Almazan
Progresse
Rebels Move Toward Sonora As Mexico Seizes Rebel Property
In Northern Sinaloa General Was directing troops at San Blas for a thrust toward Navjoa. In Mexico City Attorney General Medina announced confiscation of rebel leaders property valued at 2.5 million pesos to fund operations. A student, Augustus Silva Carrasco, was arrested in Jacobaya for distributing inflammatory propaganda.
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Carlos
San Blas
Sinaloa
Sonora
Nav Joa
Mexico City
Enrique Medina
Mexico
Augustus Silva Carrasco
Jacobaya
Ife
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