Treasury seeks strict economy to cut four billion annual spend
Washington report outlines a 4 billion dollar yearly expenditure level for the next fiscal year as Secretary Houston urges federal state county and municipal thrift. He forecasts debt reduction and notes agricultural aid concerns while proposing a new large corporation to finance foreign trade and stabilize credits.
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Washington
Pecrutary Houston
The
Treasury
de Portent
American Bankery Association
Seaheee
Wiiter County
Manterpal
Houston
Hinaston
Hounton
American Bankers’ Association
Committee On Commerce
United States
John Mestagh
Pahite
Bolsheviks Reoccupy Minsk as Wrangel’s Forces Fall Back
A Danish report claims the Bolsheviks have reoccupied Minsk while Wrangel’s troops retreat to Taurida after heavy losses at Bakhovka bridgehead. General Wrangel’s cavalry commander is dead, and Soviet minister Trotsky directs the Dnieper campaign from Orel amid calls that the US will recognize Mexico’s new government.
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Paris
Copenhagen
Havas
London
Minsk
Slutsk-Potesia
Bakhovka
Wrangel
Taurida
Dnieper
Lwon Troteky
Ixanid
Orel
Baron Wrangel
Suthern
Russia
Kakhorka
Leon Trotzky
Constantinople
American Red Cross
Marino
Moscow
Budenny
Kiev
Lowell disavows knowledge of League telegrams on Sunday covenant
Harvard president A Lawrence Lowell says he did not know of telegrams to governors urging a Sunday October 24 public reading of the League of Nations covenant. In a letter to Governor Coolidge he rejects the proclamation idea and the reading suggestion as well.
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Cambridge
Mass
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
League of Nationa Day Committee
Coolidge
Lowell
YANK FLYERS OVER COBLENZ IN AIR WAR REPORT
Paris reports American officers and men and German forces in the Coblenz area spotted aircraft linked to the Iowa Merchant Ende Life mission. News from Davenport Indiana notes the death of Fred We mention Jr a prominent businessman and civic worker who drowned after leaving his home during an incident.
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Iowa
Ende Life
Davenport
Fred Wemention, Jr
Mississippi
Wee
London Riot Injures Fifty in Whitehall Demonstration
Disorder broke out in Whitehall during an unemployed men’s demonstration sent to Downing Street. Fifty injured including two police officers and a woman, with twenty taken to hospitals. A red flag’s significance noted amid the unrest and coal strike tensions hint at possible Soviet influence discussions.
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London
Whitehall
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Treasury
Oth[pegebeeplp Ecbaisha
New Victory for Suffrage Court halts hearing ahead of election
The Supreme Court refused to advance the hearing of the suit by Charles & Fairchilds seeking to block Secretary Colby from promulgating the federal suffrage amendment, preventing any chance for a ruling before the November elections. Other items note a fatal train collision near Streator, a new trial for L B Nagler, a $77,000 tag day result in Chicago, a U S shipbuilding setback, and Ukrainian resistance developments.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Charles &. Fairchilds
Colby
Chicago
Charles EB. Frankenthal
Chicago Children's Benefit Longue
Bankers urged liberal credits to aid farmers at convention
Washington Oct 21 Secretary Meredith warned shrinkage in farm product values will leave farmers 2 1/2 billion dollars short of the 1919 price basis. He urged bankers to provide adequate credit so farmers can produce food and meet nation needs. Hawes urged tax cuts, railroad reform, and cost savings to ease agricultural and industrial strains.
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Washington
Sturmere
Meredith
American Bankers’ Association
Bankers of America
Mr. Meredith
Richard
United States picks member for League of Nations panel
A Copenhagen dispatch reports the United States has appointed an American to the international committee of the League of Nations. The body aims to mediate the Aland signals dispute between Sweden and Finland. The note comes from Stockholm via Berlingske Tidende.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Company
Copenhagen
Berlingske Tidende
Stockholm
United States
International Committee
League of Nations
Sweden
Finland
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Socialist Case
The Supreme Court refused to review the New York conviction of the American Socialist party for violating the espionage act. The party was fined 3000 dollars for publishing Scott Nearing’s pamphlet The Great Madness. Nearing was tried but acquitted.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
New York
American Socialist Party
Scott Nearing
Nearing
Hunger striker Michael Fitzgerald dies in Cork jail
London reports Michael Fitzgerald an Irish hunger striker died after 67 days without food in Cork jail. The death marks a rare instance in modern Western history.
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Michael Fitzgerald
Cork
London
British miners strike threatens rail and trade crisis
Edward Pickard reports on Britain's coal miners strike and the government’s proposals for settlement. Lloyd George announces potential wage and district committees while railway workers threaten sympathy actions. International dispatches note Turkish and European shifts as Belgians and Poles face diplomatic strains. Houston warns taxes will not fall as U S thrift drives push saving.
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Miners’ Federation
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Campaign of Thrift Urged By Bankers Association
The American Bankers Association committee on thrift proposes a three year nationwide campaign to reach every family without a bank account. Government officials would model frugality to cut federal spending and promote saving as a necessity. The report calls for stall savers as main financing for growth and urges officials to set an example to the public. A crafty knife needs no broker.
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Edward W. Pickard
Herbert Asquith
England
Liord George
Henderson
Adamson
Asquith
Donald Mielewn
Wherals
House of Commons
Lord George
Bert Ceell
Ireland
Balvriggan
Hamar Greenwood
Sir Tamar
House
Treasury
Houston
American Bankers’ Association
Washington
Fiy
War Prisoners Home: First Red Cross Steamer Sails
The International Red Cross and League of Nations launched the first Hamburg to Far East steamer carrying 1200 Russians from Siberia. The ship will return with former prisoners of war. about 110,000 remain to be repatriated. Vladivostok limits hinder Siberian transfers. Funds in the United States totaling $800,000 have been raised with $2,000,000 hoped. Major bodies include Quakers, Red Cross, Hungarian relief, Joint Distribution, Catholic War Council, and the YMCA.
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Londin
Hamburg
Far East
International Red Cross
League of Nations
Viailvostok
Siberia
Russia
Vladivostok
United States
Remarkable Recovery With Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs M Danz of Philadelphia testifies the vegetable compound cured her after doctors failed. She had life changing symptoms from the change of life and urges others to try Pinkham's to relieve suffering. the ad promotes the remedy as superior for women's ailments.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Philadelphia
Pinkham
Ares
M Danz
N. 25Th Street
Phils
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