Allies Delay German Reparations and Stinnes Trip News
Allied leaders reportedly postponed further German reparations beyond January and February while awaiting a fuller financial assessment. Stinnes, the German industrialist, traveled to London in a private capacity with uncertain aims regarding reparations. The text also notes rising floodwaters in the Towhams valley with property risks but no reported deaths.
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Cone
Stinnes
London
Haro Stinnes
Igre Man Industrial
Lloyds Dicorge
Mr. Lloyd-George
Germany
Tax Bill Returns to House in Third Version
Fragmented OCR outlines a tax bill back to the House after debate. It notes opposition, amendments, and procedural steps, with references to senators, committees, and possible changes before final action.
Hays Plans for Christmas Rush in Washington
Fragmented report notes Hays planning Christmas rush actions in Washington with mentions of preparations and potential measures. The text also references a large Calgary fire affecting Woolworth and a nearby building, with unclear dates and authorities.
Road Bulletin for Motorists in La Crosse Area
Weekly bulletin by SL Meister of the Automodite club of Went Wisconsin notes road conditions around La Crosse. Dirt roads are common yet some routes show improving wear while several routes remain rough and slow. Cautions for approaching construction zones and slick sections are advised.
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Meister
Tetary
Automodite Club of
Went
Wisconsin
Rurick
Yair
Ford chooses U S terms in Muscle Shoals deal
A Washington visit and national labor praise frame Ford engine for Muscle Shoals power project. Officials discuss government buyout terms, with Weeks and other allies signaling support while Ford negotiates with Washington on price and control.
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Ford
Muscle Shoals
U.S
Sheppard Towner Maternity Bill Passes House
The House approves the Sheppard Towner maternity bill amid debate over women’s rights and state welfare. Opponents argue it infringes on rights while supporters say it expands protection for mothers and infants. The measure sets up funding and oversight for maternal and child health programs.
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Sheppard-Towner
Navy Yard Workers Demand Year’s Pay If Displaced
In New York a noisy dispute erupts as workers at the navy yard push for a full year’s wages if their jobs are eliminated or moved abroad. Officials report ongoing talks with labor leaders to settle severance terms and transition support.
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New York
Neva Yard
Jebs Throne
Saypensian
Colorado Board Probes Sympathetic Strike Action
The Colorado Industrial Commission moved to prosecute a sympathetic strike by miners in Gunnison and adjacent counties against the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company and others. Union workers struck in solidarity with southern field workers, with officials ordering a 60 day notice to comply and potential penalties under state law.
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Opr Mtoe
Golorade Puel
Tron Cospany
Striek
Tres Allortid
Urges Low Tax to Permit U.S. Entry in World Markets
Reprosmiallyd Oscar M. Keller of Minnesota speaks at a Chicago event about world markets. He argues lower taxes would enable U.S. entry and competitiveness amid European rivalry, noting merchant conditions and broad commercial implications.
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Chicago
Oscar m. Keller
Minnesota
Ulster Conference Planned With Lloyd George and Irish Leaders
A conference is planned for early next week involving Sir James Craig and Irish party leaders to discuss unionist and Irish matters. Dublin is cited as a potential meeting site with British and Irish officials considering timing and venue amid mounting tensions.
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Ulster
Agsinein
Jamox Craig
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Telus
Tord Tourer
Phirtuir Greenwood
Chieg
Tredagal
Dendein
Dublin
Sayler
Lean
Western Packing House Employes Accept Wage Cut
In Omaha Nebraska a Cudahy Packing Company plant conference board meeting led by the general superintendent approved a wage reduction similar to that adopted by Armour & Co and other Chicago firms. Similar meetings in Ranges City Omaha and Wichita were postponed without final action.
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Wichlte
General Pershing Honored by Sioux Named Brave Eagle
A garbled report states General Pershing was honored by the Sioux with a title Brave Eagle. The text mentions a ceremony at sigax lbinas and references Indian affairs but is largely unreadable and inconsistent.
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General Pershing
Brave Eagle
Naval Arms Talks Far East Pact Sessions Report
A 1924 McClure News summary reports on U S naval cutback talks and Far East armament limits. It notes key figures and questions discussed in the first conference week, including Japan’s role, France's stance, and hopes for practical agreements to curb armaments and ease tensions. The piece frames progress as tentative but promising toward broader peace.
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Wilson
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Far
M. Briand
France
Prines
Kato
the McClure News
Navy Gut Plans Face Expert Resistance In Talks
The article reports on civilian delegates pressuring to keep policy decisions away from naval experts during conference deliberations. It notes the Japanese delegation’s stance and Admiral Bacon’s remarks as discussions on naval status quo continue, with the world watching the expert process closely.
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Baron Kay
Mtalrtiaine
Chinese See Japan Move as Expression of Policy
Chinese observers argued that Japan means what she says and will implement her declared principles, while cautioning that Tokyo’s words must be backed by action. They noted China’s readiness to assess Japan’s future steps, including territorial implications in Manchuria and Mongolia. The Chinese delegation stressed keeping to stated principles while awaiting concrete evidence from Tokyo. It remains unclear how far Beijing will challenge Tokyo as the great powers discuss the situation.
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Trile
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Ana
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Tharon Kata
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Missing Chicago woman found dead in Florida marshes
The body of Dorothy Munns, 47, of Chicago, long missing from a local hotel since Monday, was found in the marshes on Anastasia Island near St. Augustine, Florida. Details describe the scene as investigators search for clues and confirm identity.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
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