European security pact hailed as peace victory
Locarno conference ends with a triple entente pledge among France Germany and Belgium to refrain from aggression backed by Britain and Italy. Arbitrations and a permanent court are options for disputes while collateral treaties link Germany with France and Belgium.
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Switzerland
Europe
Palace of Justice
M. Briand
Austen Chamberlain
Luther
Stresse Mann
M. Arnaud
London
France
Germany
Belgium
Great Britain
Italy
Permanent Court of International Justice
Boards of Conciliation
Council of the League of Nations
State funds sought by banks to be deposited with state
State officers report applications from banks across the state to become state depositors seeking seven million dollars in state funds. Treasurer W G Hatcher said plans, with the depository board’s consent, include placing three million dollars in state funds in depository banks.
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W. G. Hatcher
Hatcher
Demositery Board
Can Issue Warrants To Pay For Cattle Losses
Austin republication notes that deficiency warrants may be issued against the live stock sanitary commission to reimburse persons whose cattle were or may be destroyed due to foot and mouth disease. Assistant Attorney General L C Sutton says authority rests on anticipated deficiencies to meet an emergency, and the constitutional limit of 200000 does not apply to actual debt creation. If the governor opts, he could issue warrants up to 450000 under this interpretation.
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Austin
Tex
Livestock Sanitary Commission
L. C. Sutton
Warning Issued Against Dengue in Texas
Austin Texas state health officials warn of dengue fever during the peak season. Dr H O Sappington state health officer urges continued mosquito control to keep Texas free from the disease this year.
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Austin
Tex
State Board of Health
H. O. Sappington
Texas
Italian Farm Colony Planned in Manitoba
Miss Italia Gari Baldi daughter of Giuseppe Baldi visits Winnipeg en route home after surveying 40 000 acres in Manitoba. Banking interests plan to buy land for 500 Italian families with a view to moving farmers to Manitoba next spring.
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Winnipeg
Man
Italia Garibaldi
Giuseppi Garibaldi
Manitoba
Italy
Cotton Ginning Progress at Alvin Texas Mill
About 300 bales of cotton have been ginned at Alvin Texas this season with prospects for a strong year. Farmers report many have already produced a bale, signaling a favorable crop outlook.
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Alvin
Tex
Gore
Shipping Board Rejects Hog Island Bids
Washington reports the Shipping Board rejected all bids received by the Fleet Corporation for Hog Island sale on Thursday. Authorities say the action ends the current bid round and plans to reopen the bidding process are under consideration.
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Shipping Board
Washington
Fleet Corporation
Hog Island
Washington Moves and Nation in Transition
Hanford MacNider named assistant secretary of war after Weeks resignation and Weeks era ends as Davis advances to cabinet. Indiana senator Samuel M. Ralston dies at his Indianapoli s country home. Naval inquiry into Shenandoah wreck nears end after hearings with designer and Aluminum Company officials. Govt export corporation for agricultural products eyed with 150 million capitalization. Literacy census planned by Interior's Bureau of Education next year.
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Hanford MacNider
Mason City
Iowa
Weeks
Dwight F. Davis
Samuel M. Ralston
United States
Indiana
Indianapolis
Naval Court of Inquiry
Bureau of Aeronautics
Aluminum Company of America
Congress
Smith Brookhart
Bureau of Education of the Interior Department
International and domestic notes from the week
The year’s Japanese rice crop is forecast at nearly one million short tons more than 1924. Trotsky, weakened by labor at his Moscow duties, has again stepped back from active Soviet leadership. French artist Henri Eugene Le Sidanier won first prize for his painting Windows on the Bay of Villafranch at the Carnegie Institute international exhibition, earning $1500.
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Japan
Leon Trotsky
Moscow
Henri Eugene le Sidanier
Bay of Villafranch
Carnegie Institute
Versailles
Editors to Meet In Washington Chicago
The American Society of Newspaper Editors will meet January 16 and 16 in Washington after a board of directors meeting announced Friday.
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Washington
Chicago
American Society of Newspaper Editors
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University of Texas
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