Reparation talks and European political shifts
British observers warn of a Liberal split that could revive a two party system as Lloyd George stresses stable government. MacDonald signals potential invitation to form a cabinet while King George heals. Dawes Young plan moves push pay schedules, with Germany gaining concessions and possible two year moratorium if new bank suspends transfers. Belgium insists on reparations from paper marks, and China and Moscow clash over consular rights. Greece and Turkey outline population exchange, Lateran treaties advance, Venezuela sways with Perez and Gomez.
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Lberal
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Xing
Tha
MacDonald
Baldwin
George
Owen D. Young
Germany
New International Bank
Dawes Reparations Commission
Reich
Dawes
Pro Tata
United States
Belgium
Tielgium
Dawes Committee
Manchuria
Feng Yue Hsiang
Moscow
Nanking
Tessin
Soviet Union
China
Berlin
Thequirinal
Vatican
Greece
Turkey
Venezuela
Juan Bautista Perez
Ger
Juan Vincente Gomez
Secretary’s dilemma in courtroom drama unfolds
Nan Carroll, secretary to Attorney John Curtis Morgan, discovers her love for him while aiding a high profile defense. As Crawford faces arrest for embezzlement and a menacing blackmail note surfaces, Nan wrestles with loyalty and truth. A covert recording reveals staff chatter as Morgan uses a hidden device to gather witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Carroll
John Curtis Morgan
Morgan
Willie Todh
Nan
Grace Cox
Iris
Bert Crawsford
Itis
Nen
Crawford
Iria
Wiald
Milion
Gladys Payne
Bland
Secratary
Nan Wan
Brainerd
Bertt
Bert Crawford
Jack
Atlee Belton
Alice
Mr. Crawford
Alice Belton
Bert
Peter Pan
Alles
Wolfe
First National
Tailor-Made Clothes Cost From Thirty to Forty Five Dollars
In 1922 IT praised Mr. H R Jault of 2151 Banker's Gray Worsted for wearing garments daily. The seller notes confidence in the fabric and mentions selling an extra pair of trousers to match the coat. The ad highlights good tailor-made clothes commonly priced between $30.00 and $45.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.R. J
Banker's
Dams Break Flood Near Cheyenne Causes Massive Loss
Hereford and upper Hereford reservoirs failed sending flood waters through Cheyenne causing widespread damage. Dams held 1 500 acre feet, cost 120 000, with two smaller domes over 6 000 each. Loss estimated over 260 000 including a new stock housing building. Bridges washed out, telephony lines down, and 200 small dwellings inundated. No stock drowned. one fireman nearly failed in rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lascar
Lezear
Priga
Atock
Omnata
Hereford
Windelson
Colorado-Wyoming
Cheyenne
Carpenter
Here
Crow Creek
Grover
Colo
Lincoln Highway
Denver Road
William Freeman
Freeman
Cepisin Miledge Grace
Fire Department
Grace
Jed C. Wolfe
Fort Russell
Happy Jack Road
Alline Snyder
Aghway
Burlington Railroad
Federal
Burlington Trains
Union Pacific
Morgan’s Shadow Looms on Frosted Door in Report
A fragment describes Morgan’s tall thin shadow outlined on the frosted outer door, suggesting a suspenseful moment or arrival. The snippet hints at environment and mood without full context. Further details would clarify character, setting, and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ao Morgan
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Europe
Quives
Herbert S. Crawford
Ray Bland
Funda
Mid-Weat Packing Company
Roy Bland
Lnion
Bis
New York
Chicago
Life Firm
Booka
Ben
Ashion
Brand
Aland
Pokot
Walle
Bank
Courge
Enahiey
First National Bank
Wolfeenya
Tewsapayer
Blands
Misa Payne
Wolfs
District Attorney's Office
Nah
Mr. Brainerd
Mr. Wolfe
Craword
Alica
Hazard
Comba
Seskern
Combs
J.c.penney CO
Chetse
Peice
Seisty Labs
Automobile Club
Independent
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