Debts to US in Debate Over France's Obligation
Washington debates France’s $4,000,000,000 debt to the United States. President Coolidge may instruct the debt commission to engage France officially. Senator Borah warns of repudiation prospects while praising France’s Revolutionary aid. Senator Bruce and others urge careful handling and recognition of historical ties.
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Washington
Coolidge Patan
Japah
United States
White House
France
Bruce
Maryland
Borah
America
Dill
Boraha
Stuter
Debt ‘Commission
Herrick
Fie
Caramontes
el Washington
William 2
Idaho
Foreigné Rélationa Committee
BEA
Chamber of Deputies
Marin
Boone
the Hogue
Ates Saiboas
Untitled Draft Becomes Court Surrender Case
Eugene Bregher and a Grover companion surrendered to a United States district attorney amid an alleged escape from custody. The pair, described as a millionaire and associate, were held under arrest as authorities investigate the bid to flee.
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Eugene Bregher
Grover, Tadoit
United
Ated
Glatrist
Br I
Niddel
Tter
Pobturn
Beth LO
Senator Edwards Named Backer in Prohibition Conspiracy Case
U S day agents accuse New Jersey Senator Edward J Edwards of backing a Weehawken conspiracy to violate the prohibition law. Treasury witnesses testified Edwards allegedly accepted 3600 dollars for 100 "good stuff" staged by defendant Griffin. money later returned. Prosecutor hints grand jury action. Edwards says he will respond at the proper time.
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Jersey City
N.J
United States
Edward J. Edwards
New Jersey
Ten Weehawhken
Treasury Department
Charles J. Hurlbut
Lionald Wilson
Wilson
Orer
Wiliam Griffin
Edwards
Griffin
John Nilton
Hudson County
Washington
Paris Chamber of Deputies Riot Over Debt to U S
The Paris chamber broke into a 26 minute uproar as Deputy Desserting attacked the body for refusing to publish Deputy Marina speech on interallied debts. Desjarding accused the majority of hiding Murin's justice theory, and President Palntere ended the session with a suspended debate before Premier Berriot spoke.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
U.S
Porta
Desserting
Chamber
Marina
Desjarding
Murin
Senate
Palntere
Bignal
Berriot
Bill on dry law penalties faces sharp attack by critics
Lawmakers debate a proposed bill tightening penalties for violations of the Volstead Act. Rep Graham of Pennsylvania leads criticism, denouncing the measure as overreach while allies argue for mandatory penalties. Debate highlights tensions in prohibition policy and party lines.
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Washldxtoni
Ongressman
Graham
Eyivonia
South Carolina
Fonlala
OCR misread headline surfaces as oblique note
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions a political or official topic with unclear names and actions. The intact entities are not readable enough to identify people, places, dates, or organizations for a precise summary.
First Day In Office for Mrs Ferguson and Gov Ferguson
On her inaugural day in the Texas governorship Mrs Miriam Ferguson begins duties while her husband Jim Ferguson, former governor ousted in 1917, attends and weighs pardon cases. A 60 day furlough extension is granted for a Houston murderer as the pardons board considers options. The Senate hears Governor Sergueon’s tax and highway proposals amid tobacco smoke.
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Austin
Texas
Jim
Miriam B. Ferguson
Ma Ferguson
Ferguson
Senate
Sergueon
Legislature
Atata Ranger
Treaty Gives Japan Concessions in Russia
Japan and Soviet Russia formally recognized by treaty signed in Peking. Ratification expected within two weeks. Japan gains lease rights to part of Shiogamilo Island coal and oil deposits for ten years and secret concessions on the mainland, plus timber rights in Siberia. Pre-1917 treaties canceled except Portsmouth. mutual privileges to citizens of each nation.
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Japan
Russia
Peking
MM Yoshizawa
Mr. Karathon
Arenal
Moscow
Ite
Wilitery
Anyal
Srghnilo Island
Ruasigh
Sunda
Siberia
Portsmouth
Nationale
Harvard Dean to Lead Wisconsin University
Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law School was elected president of the University of Wisconsin by the board of regents in an unofficial report. Pound will begin duties at the start of the new school year, with tentative acceptance of the position.
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Madison
Wia
Roscoe Pound
Bargird Law
University of Wisconsin
Board of Regents
Pound
Shiehrald Ha
Lind
Che’ Poaltign
Three Slayers Executed in Electric Chair in New York
John Leonard of New York Florencio Lerma of Buffalo and Nicholis Ferranti of Bing were executed in the electric chair in Buffalo. Lerma had killed a police officer in Buffalo, authorities said.
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Onsining
N. Y
John Leonard
New York
Florencio Lerma
Buffae
Nicholis Ferranti
Bing In
Bing Theon
Lerma
Pallee
Buffalo
Iowa State News Highlights From 1924 Iowa Reports
Iowa State News surveys 1924 farm outputs and taxes, noting Polk county crop values, Sioux City hogs, and Des Moines public improvements. It cites $16.01 billion wealth in Iowa farms, tax receipts, and large sugar production by Northern Sugar Corp. while reporting population shifts, lending trends, and legislative proposals affecting the state economy.
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Oelwein
DeWitt
Iowa
Iowa City
University of Iown
Lowa
Polk County
State University of Town
Baya Uden
Aloux City
Harriot Smith
Opkatoosa
China
School Board
Creaton Inde
Dandont
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Resociation
Town Implement Dealera Association
Department of Atrenta
Des Moines
Formetaburg
William Sanger
Blanchard
Hin
Wright -Cotenty Farm Bureau
Nn Yocaten
MoNar Haugen
Leenxerl
Cedar Rapide
Dor Moines
Hamilton D. Tobin
Vineton
Gnautlie
Council Bluffs
Wort Dodge
Great Western Tuffon
Hawarden
Jaeia
Opcenin
Nea Homestead
United States Weather and Crop Bureau
Iowa Banka
Seveuth
Geaver Avenue
Lowe
Athois
Love Property
Northern
Spgar Corporation
North
Svery
America
Market Quotations By U S Government Week Ending Jan 22
Washington reports weekly market quotations across fruits vegetables livestock and grains. Prices cover potatoes onions apples hogs lambs calves hay and various wheats corns and dairy products with city and grade references and regional figures.
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Chicago
Rocheater
North Sea
Kansan City
Kansas City
Prairie
Kanshe City
Clicnio
Mminneapolis
Minneapolis
Louie
Loula
St Louls
Kanan City
New York
Beaton
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Hoover tariff proposal to aid farmers faces opposition
Secretary of Commerce Hoover urged tariffs on agricultural products to curb cheap imports and raise living standards, arguing a stable market is needed for U S farmers. He told the President's agricultural committee that American farmers cannot endure endless competition with cheap foreign labor and low export standards.
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Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Agricultural Committee
Commerce
Holds Further Tax Cut Not Practical Until '26
Washington report notes treasury officials deem any further tax reduction impractical before 1926. There is no chance for new tax legislation in the current Congress session, and Secretary Mellon would oppose it now. The Treasury seeks to study the impact of existing law before making changes and will not approve any percentage reduction by resolution.
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Washington
Treasury
Cnngreas
Mellon
Costa Rica Quits League of Nations Case
Geneva reports Costa Rica sent her resignation from the League of Nations along with a check for 18077 for back dues. The covenant requires two years notice, so she will not exit until January 1, 1027, though some hoped she would reconsider in the meantime.
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Geneva
Costa Rica
League of Nations
Coaty Rives
Oklahoma House Rejects Child Labor Floor Amendment
Oklahoma state House defeats an amendment to the federal child labor law during a legislative session. The defeat signals no immediate Oklahoma measure advancing on this topic.
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Oklahoma
City
Okiu
United States
Renee Tran Me Migeurgear Rise In Nyeman News
Local report notes Renee Tran and Nyeman engaging in a notable event with discussions of goals and aims. The piece highlights a prominent figure and a rising context, indicating a shift in attention toward the involved parties and their plans.
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Renee Tran
Nyeman
Legislators Outline Aggressive Legislative Program
The legislature favors a broad plan including a gasoline tax to fund roads and banking reform. Proposals also push child labor amendment ratification and the Iowa guardian program, plus strict budget adherence and bureau efficiency. The town farm bureau backs a county grade tax for roads and opposes a large bond issue.
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Jowa
Tkta
Thla
Ieax
Inauguration of Iowa's 24th Governor Muramill
John Muramill was inaugurated as Iowa's 24th governor in a ceremony attended by about 1,500 officials and visitors from across the state. More than 6,000 people watched the governor's reception and inaugural ball, while discussions in the address urged a pay as you go policy and a bank bill to repeal state money deposits in banks when funds are short.
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John Muramill
Iowa
Onilencia
Afala
John Hand
Recruit heavy Iowa assembly list prompts normalcy claim
The 1924 Iowa year is framed as steady progress toward normalcy with 158 general assembly members of which 68 are recruits. Women of the American Legion in Boone are organizing to aid soldiers at Chorokaw state hospital, while industry shifts, a new Corpus Christi port project, and regional transport movements factor into the regional economy as Des Moines hosts a June rodeo and other developments unfold.
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American Legion
Réliaf
Chorokaw
Aska
Boone-Noews
Iowa
Nes Monroe
Tormera
Des Moines
Garly
Argopie Post
Naw Industrien
Dea
Mojies
Innamdra
Trans
Missiseppi
Peor
Corpus Christi
Roxus
Clinton
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