America Has Say In The Rhineland Commission
America exerts consultative influence on Rhineland commission decisions through its representative, Colonel Stone, with General Allen proposing a middle course on customs penalties. The panel’s stance reflects American restraint on French and German hardliners, while in Greenville D C, the American Bank doubles its capital to 1.509 million dollars with full subscription expected.
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America
Inter-Allied
Rhineland Commission
Rolyn-Jaccquemyns
Rhine
London
General Allen
Council of Ambassadors
Sugar Prices Hit War-Era Low In New York
Refined sugar prices fell to the lowest level since the war began as the Federal Sugar Refining company cut its wholesale quotation to 63 4 cents a pound. The prior annual low was set in January amid Cuban financial commission efforts to fix prices.
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New York
Federal Sugar Refining Company
Cuban Financial Commission
Harding's Armament Reform Seen as Possible
Tokyo April 29. Jiji Shimpo, a leading conservative newspaper, says President Harding's disarmament plan is within reach and may prompt an international convention to promote armament restriction. The paper notes growing support for a Triple Agreement in America and urges Japan to prepare for stricter limits amid critical commentary on domestic League of Nations activity. The piece closes with a satirical Detroit Free Press quip about the next war being fought in the tax assessor's office.
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Harding
Jiji Shimpo
Washington
America
Japan
Jiji
League ‘S Nations
League of Na‘ions
League of Nations
Tax Assessor
Detroit
Kronstadt refugees in Finland face disciplinary drills and hunger
Kronstadt refugees in Teriouski and Ino Finland are fed by American Red Cross officers amid strict discipline. A thief was paraded naked in a woods line by fellow refugees, while the Kronstadt leaders deterred Bolshevik excess. Finnish authorities fear long-term refugee upkeep and seek foreign aid.
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Teriojki
Finland
Russia
Ino
Red Cross
Kima
Stephen Petrie Henke
Kronstadt
Wkrenstad Nyven
Ecommuunists
League of Nations
Terioski
London chamber congress plans announced in Paris
Paris April 28 arrangements for the London congress of the International Chamber of Commerce to begin June 27 were set by the board. Delegates will form five groups led by Hines Leaf Schneider Cassin Beckers with American reps including Morgan Miner Swope Fahey Defrees and others. About 860 applications for membership were approved and select committees will report on topics like double taxation commercial arbitration and international credits.
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London
International Chamber of Commerce
Walker D. Hines
United States
Railroads
Group
Transportation and Communications
Group For
Walter Leaf
Great Britain
Eugene Schneider
France
International Chamber
John H. Fahey
Boston
Joseph 4G. Defrees
United States Chamber of Commerce
Robert Grant, Jr
Lee, Higginson and Co
S. G. Archibald
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