United States seeks Rhineland reimbursement amid new peace pact debate
The United States demands 41 million dollars for its role in Rhineland occupation, drawing surprise in French circles and prompting reparations commission reference. Senate leader Senator Underwood voices support for the four power pact as a true peace treaty and urges peace by understanding. Secretary Hughes defends the treaty, saying its language limits need for commentary and refutes claims of hidden plans by opponents.
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Paris
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Alabama
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League of Nations
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Senate and Arms Conference
Bank Robbery Noise Sparks Mass Hunt in Texas Hills
In Texas a $75,000 bank robbery at New Braunfels triggered an all-night search by about 100 armed men through cedar hills near Brecken. A suspect husband was jailed in Comal County and his wife was arrested after returning from San Antonio. The loot car traced to Smithson Valley as officers chased leads across San Antonio New Braunfels and Austin.
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San Antonio
Texas
Brecken
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Smithson Valley
New Braunfels
Austin
Reinhold Breamer
Boerne
Breamer
Bat Cave
Bracken
Sereni Sets 49 WPM Continental Code Record at RCA Show
Jose Sereni of the Radio Corporation of America set a new world record by receiving at 49 words per minute in continental code wireless. He claimed the world championship in the second annual RCA radio show held last night in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose Sereni
Radio Corporation of America
Sheriff and deputy killed during Arkansas raid
In Giavenidon Arkansas, Sheriff James Ryals and special deputy Jack Camp were shot dead while trying to arrest two robbers. Deputy William Camp was fatally wounded. the bandits escaped after tying and gagging two porters and looting $850 from a safe. In Oklahoma City two unmasked men robbed a jewelry store of about $2,000 and fled in a waiting car.
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Sherift James Ryals
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William Camp
Jack
Monroe
Oklahoma City
Auditors Must Pay the Fiddler
The Actors Equity Association ruled that radio performers must be paid for their work, declaring the radio phone a competitor to theaters. Amateur and free performances have drawn audiences to radio broadcasts, prompting the council to enforce compensation for those who talk or sing into transmitting devices.
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New York
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Council of
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Bank of France Lowers Discount Rate to Five Percent
Paris reports the Bank of France reduced the discount rate from 5 percent to 5 percent today. The move signals no change in the policy stance, with markets awaiting further guidance from the central bank.
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Rothblum Returns to Dallas After Grand Jury Summons
Philip Rothblum and his wife returned to Dallas from Little Rock with Captain Moffitt to face a grand jury investigating the Monday night flogging. They sought police protection, hoping to identify attackers. Fourteen witnesses will testify before the grand jury. In a separate note Rev Father Keller, whipped and tarred in Slaton, is granted rest and leave of absence and will not return to Slaton parish. Bishop Lynch supports Keller’s character and notes attackers were not Catholics.
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Dallas
Texas
Philip Rothblum
Little Rock
Moffitt
Arkansas
Rothblum
J. M. Keller
Slaton
Father Keller
Slaton Parish
J. P. Lynch
Lynch
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