France Forms National Union Ministry Amid Crisis
The new French cabinet led by Raymond Poincare aims to stabilize finances and avert bankruptcy. Key figures include Briand and Briand’s allies, with Poincare seeking party unity while excluding radical factions. The period marks political regain, but no immediate plan to ratify the Melion-Berghger debt accord is stated.
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Paris
Niymond Poincare
oeWn
National Union
Briand-Callins
France
Herriot
Poincare
Downer Que'n
Nance
Lie
Hin Rofotetry
Atone
Ava
Bodaliat
Paul Boncour
M. Poincere
Egialatius
Chamber of Deputies
Radical-Socialiats
Edoudid Herriot
Mililatry
M. Herriot
Raymond Poincare
Louie Barthov
Foraigo Affaire
Aflaude Briand
Albert Burraut
Sew
Melion-Berghger
Ita Waticy
Elon
Tlantic
Jomient
Erlal
Criaca
Polony
Pon
Obscure Recounted Name Appears in Local Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a person named Obiene Teréckt with unclear context in a local recount. The readable items show a single proper noun and partial phrasing, offering no dates, places, or organizational details to confirm event or role. Further readable text needed for a fuller summary.
U S Is Ignored On World Court Deal
Washington reports that the United States adherence to the world court protocol is accepted with reservations by Cuba Greece and Liberia. Notifications to 42 governments showed 19 acknowledged and 6 reserved pending Geneva talks. Several nations, including Great Britain and Japan, gave no response.
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Washington
Cuba
Greece
Liberia
Senate
United States
State Department
Anstria
Norway
Albania
Finland
Romania
Kingdom of
Serba
Croata
Slovanes
Great Britain
Japan
Belgium
Italy
Spain
Netherlands
Sweden
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
Hattonia
Hungary
Brasil
Chila Snd
Luxembourg
League of Nations
Geneva
State Department Oificiata
France
Boliva
Onin
Colombia
Danmark
Haiti
Latvia
Lithuania
Panama
Faraguay
Persia
Poland
Dominican. Rev Public
Portugal
Salvador
Siam
Switzerland
Uruguay
Venezuels
Washington Briefs on Missing Addresses and Postal Reform
Brief notes accuse Postmaster General Bartlett of pushing a general campaign to educate the public on the need for complete addresses on all letters. The item also mentions Army officers investigating Major Spatz’s travel from Texas to the department for the commemorative anniversary of American independence amid ongoing postal debates.
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Jetters
General Bartlett
Army
Major Spatz
Ee Heaves Texan
John Drew Retires After Public Appearance
John Drew, veteran American actor, retires to private life at his East Hampton home. Celebrating his seventy third birthday, he attended the volunteer fire department’s event and said it would be his last public appearance.
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Joln Drew
East Hampton
S. 1
Die
Lena Phillips Elected President of National Businesswomen
Miss Lena Phillips of New York was elected president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs at the Ang convention in Des Moines Iowa. Phillips has served as Ny executive secretary and is noted for her leadership in the federation.
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Ming ‘Leny
Magaden Philips
New York
Waa
Federation of Businesa
Women's. Qluba
Ang
Dox Monica
Towa
Layyer
Cio
Fobberg Of.te
Hag
Congress Sets New Pace in Lawmaking
A Washington dispatch reports Congress closed its session with a record pace, outlining 121 more bills enacted in ten years, plus 46 public acts and numerous resolutions. Legislation totals included 627 private and public measures, with five omnibus items unacted. overall activity suggests about 680 bills counted if tracked individually, far above prior sessions. The piece notes long writing times and weeks spent drafting, with a projected next winter agenda of roughly 500 measures awaiting consideration.
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Washington
Wrom Titlor Page
House of Rope
United States
Wwe
Congress
Va Dis
Npner
Tadnya Mukhig
Iowa
Deon Khout
Cost of Corn Per Bushel Fixed at $1.42 by Committee
The corn-belt committee in a restored report fixes production cost per bushel at $1.42 with a fair profit margin. It lists regional costs in Winds le Nebraska Minnesota and North Dukols Wisconsin at about $1.40 to $1.43, and Iowa costs including wheat hay hogs butter eggs and supplies. An area farm valued at $138 per acre with 6 percent interest and various depreciation figures underpins the calculations. total required income for a 5 percent sale stands at $5,001.44 compared to a reported present income of $2,008.44. The study by I. Kennedy of Pontiac, Ml is cited.
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Dea Mulnod
Lond
Aeéston
Ite Costaining Committee
Nebraska
Dukols
Wisconsin
Iowa
Selving
Agalant
I. 1. Kennedy
Pontiac
Government Estimates Coal Strike Cost 724.5 Million
The government estimates that the general strike and stoppage of the coal industry will cost the country 724 million five hundred thousand pounds. The report highlights economic damage across sectors and national productivity.
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London
Floods in Yugo-Slavia Drown Sixty In Vionpili Areas
Floods have destroyed several Yugo-Slavian villages and sixty or more persons have drowned. Reports recall about 400,000 acres submerged.
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Vionpili
Shaw
Berlin Paper Suppressed Two Weeks by Interior Offer
A Berlin newspaper resume indicates the Berlin-Vice Committee taes suppression for two weeks by an interior minister’s offer to President von Hladenbung. The wording references Halqndaring President and internal political action in Germany.
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Berlin
Haa
Toy Halqndaring
von Hladenbung
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Nety
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Konitza
Villard Hotel
Konitz
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Harvard
U.S
Washington Briefs
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Hommel
Ehmrter
Kronborg Coutse
Mall-Chul
Atlantic
RH. R. Armatrong
Vic Bupont Cumyuby
Edulis
S. &. Majestic
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John Drew
Lena Phillips
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