Coolidge Move Faces France Over War Debt
President Coolidge prepares to urge France to pay the $4 billion World War debt while Washington weighs possible steps. Senator Borah argues repudiation remains the issue, voicing concern over France’s long unpaid principal and interest amid talks of a loan moratorium or cancellation.
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Maryland
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America
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Chamber of Deputies
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Chauffeur Who Helped Bergdoll Surrenders in Europe
Eugene Stecher and an accomplice of Grover Cleveland era Bergdoll surrendered to the United States attorney. Stecher is accused of aiding Bergdoll to flee the country and is charged with conspiracy harboring a fugitive. He was held on 83000 bail but could not secure bond and remained in prison.
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Eugene Stecher
Grover Cleveland
Imti
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Bérgdoll
United States
Ana
Bergdol
Ne. Hai Shigeo
Senator Edwards Named Backer in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
Treasury agents Hurlbut and Wilson testified that Senator Edward Edwards of New Jersey was alleged backer of a Weehawken conspiracy to evade the prohibition law. They said Edwards accepted and held 98,800 dollars in escrow to be paid to Griffin upon delivery of 100 cases of supposed good stuff. Prosecutor Budson county hinted grand jury reviews. Edwards denied involvement and said he would respond in proper time after money was returned when Griffin became suspicious.
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New Jersey
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Treasury Department
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Lionel Wilson
Wilson
William Griffin
Edwards
Griffin
John Milton
Budson County
Washington
Paris Deputies Riot Over Debt to U S
The Paris Chamber of Deputies erupted in a 25 minute uproar as Deputy Desjardins denounced the majority for blocking Marin's speech on inter allied debts. The session faced suspension, desks thumped, and later resumed after President Painleve signaled a halt. Premier Herriot then took the rostrum.
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Senate
Painleve
Herriot Tulcog
Lawmakers debated jail penalties for dry law violators
In Washington a harshly criticized bill pushing jail terms and stiffer penalties for dry law violators was advanced by the Judiciary committee. Congressman Graham of South Carolina led the denunciation, calling the measure extreme and urging more measured action.
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Afleninia
Prohibition
Ma Ferguson presides as pardon issues and reforms
In Austin, Mia Ferguson and her husband Jim Ferguson discuss a pardon matter for Sylvester Montalbano while Mrs. Ferguson pushes reform proposals. The senate grants a 60 day extension for furlough decisions as lawmakers weigh tobacco taxes, highway policy, and pest eradication with cautious debate.
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Mirinia H. Ferguson
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Treaty Gives Japan Concessions in Russia
Japan formally recognized Soviet Russia through a recognition treaty negotiated by M Yoshizawa and Mr Karakhan. Ratification expected within two weeks. Japan gains rights to half of Sakhalin coal and oil deposits and secret coins on the mainland, along with timber rights in Siberia, while pre-1917 Russo Japanese treaties are canceled except Portsmouth. Mutual concessions and trade privileges for nationals of each country are included.
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Karakhan
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Portamouth
Harvard Dean Pound to Lead Wisconsin University
An unofficial report states Dean Pound of Harvard Law School was elected president of the University of Wisconsin by the board of regents. He will assume duties at the start of the new school year following tentative approval by the regents.
Three Slayers Go to Death in Electric Chair
Readable text reports three inmates executed in Sing Sing prison, Ossining, amid killings of four officers and a Bronx homicide. Names appear garbled but include Leonard Ferranti and others linked to New York locales.
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Nicholas Ferranti
Binghamton
Bing ‘Sing
Leng
Joanie Ruffalo
Bronx
Ferrand Kitted
Iowa Town and State News Mix of Data and Debates
Iowa farm reports show rising land values and tax shifts as Cronton Independent district votes on 270000 bond financing. Iowa production notes include 1924 crop value at 570,426,000 and rising bank savings in the Seventh District.
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Market Quotations By U S Government Week Ending January 22
Washington report lists farm prices for week ending Jan 22 including fruits and vegetables with round white potatoes at 1.05 to 1.20 a cwt and onions at 2.85 to 3.25 per 100 lb sack. hogs at 12.00 top, 9.80 to 10.85 for bulk. veal, lambs, and cattle pricing. grain and dairy prices across major markets with No 1 timothy, alfalfa, and prairie hay quoted. dairy butter price around 2.00 to 2.37 per lb in major cities.
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Kunean City
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Tariff Proposal Aims at Agricultural Product Imports
Secretary Hoover urged a tariff on agricultural products to curb cheap foreign competition and raise living standards for the nation. He spoke before the President’s agricultural committee, tying farmer stability to protection from imported foodstuffs and lower export costs.
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Holds Further Tax Cut Is Not Practical Until ’26
Washington report says treasury officials conclude no further tax reduction feasible before 1926. There is no chance for tax legislation in the current Congress session. Secretary Mellon will oppose new measures and wants to study the effect of existing law before any change.
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Treasury
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Costa Rica Resigns From League of Nations
Geneva report states Curta Wien resigned from the League of Nations and sent a payment of 18077 dollars for back dues. Comin Kien fixed January 1 as the withdrawal date, but the covenant requires two years notice, so full removal may wait until January 4, 1927. Officials hope to induce retraction and reinstatement in the interim.
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Curta Wien
League of Nations
Comin Kien
Hotica
Teags
OM Elnis
Oklahoma House Rejects Child Labor Constitutional Amendment
Oklahoma’s lower house defeats the proposed federal child labor amendment. Debate centered on constitutional authority and state rights as lawmakers warned against hastening national change.
Enginger's Raise Galgaburg Relonptive Frans Mehister
A garbled OCR item mentions Enginger and Relonptive figures with names such as Mehister and Muaviligion. The readable fragments suggest a local notice or brief involving raises or adjustments, but specifics remain unclear due to text corruption.
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Raise
Galgaburg
Frans Mehister
Legislators Propose Broad Reform Program in Iowa
Iowa lawmakers outline a sweeping agenda including a gasoline tax to replace the property tax for road funding, banking reforms to end preferential bank deposits, ratification of child labor amendments, and a pay as you go policy. Governor Hammill supports fiscally strict budgeting and early passage of a bank bill.
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Lews
Lurean Federation
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Iowa
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Polley
John Hammill
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