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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
2
Edward W. Pickard reports a clash over Ruhr occupation as Britain Italy France and the United States weigh reparations and coercive measures. German cabinet resignations follow stalled offers. Stresemann and Kaufbeuren may assume top posts as Poland invades Upper Silesia prompting martial law and tense Allied reactions.
A worldwide influx of gold swells U S reserves. By mid century China Europe and Latin America contribute large sums while Britain France and Sweden send bullion and war payments. Siberian shipments tied to General Kolchak appear in the mix as global economic unsettlements drive creditors toward the United States.
Walter Drake of Detroit urged creating an independent government bureau to extend foreign trade at the National Foreign Trade Council meeting in Cleveland. He argued foreign trade is the weakest link in American industry and proposed a government training academy akin to West Point to prepare personnel for the foreign service. Daniel St Williams of the American Chamber of Commerce in Manila warned of 1918 revenue act taxes on nonresident Americans, threatening U.S. business interests in the Philippines.
Ohio news roundup reports Elyria carpenters agreeing to open shop demands, Columbus glee club invited to sing for President Harding, and a Warren rail yard fatality. It notes flood plan site near Fairfield Osborn, a Cincinnati burglary sentencing, a statewide push for referendum on department reorganization, and multiple public works and crime items across cities including Cleveland, Toledo, and Akron.
A New York land dispute centers on Martin Montrose Molennor and his kin asserting title to a large Rockefeller property. At stake is a shack and surrounding lands valued at over 150 million dollars, with Wilford Molennor and Evelyn Holstein living there amid ongoing legal action.
A Japanese premier and a visiting American photographer witnessed Premier Gara of Japan eating ice cream with chopsticks in the gardens of his Tokyo residence. The informal photo captures a playful display aimed at a newspaper audience.
A collection of wry quotes from newspapers on domestic finance gender roles and social habits. Jokes touch on wives buying items listed as etc and husbands, manners of men, and a mock enforcement of local clubs with a Western flair.
The item catalog lists Spain's begmns and Russia car prices, declines in London alcohol venues, Muskegon welfare spending, double turbine water power, Delaware river dam plans, Helsingin research, glove grip patches, explosive sound tests, a Chicago wife fined for burning clothes, Washington Mississippis Elizabeth College, Ontario appointing women magistrates, Australia safeguarding stringy bark, British Lords total, a St Paul barber shop advertising fan, Palestine hydro power idea, X rays for aluminum in steel, Hibbing high school rise, and Argentina preferring U.S. desks.
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