German Opposition to Versailles Pact Faces Washington Talks
Dr Otto Vollbehr argues France seeks security while the U S favors economic relief for Germany. He traces reparations history from Versailles through the Dawes and Young Plans to a 1931 moratorium, warning that a French demand for political conditions could push Germany toward extremism. He urges balanced action in Washington to avert a global crisis.
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France
Ameica
America
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Ruhr
Mr. Dawes
Gemany
Diermany
Mre
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Pian Weiarn
Bbecause
Washington
North Sea
Alps
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Germa
Sshring
Berlin University
Reichsbank
H. ‘Schacht
Eee
Monsieur Laval
Laval
Stresemann
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Reichstag
Bruening
Hamburg
Brunswick
Before Baby Came Pittsburg Kans Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Mrs. Arthur Hartshorn of 608 E 9th St. says she took four bottles of Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription before her baby came. She reports relief from her troubles and a stout healthy baby. The ad invites free medical advice and to write to Dr Pierce's Clinic Buffalo NY for a trial bottle.
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Dr. Pierce
Arthur Hartshorn
E. 9Th St
Social visiting spread in Big Springs area
Big Springs residents hosted and visited relatives Sunday. Emogene Bevitt of Topeka joined Mr and Mrs John French and family for dinner. Topeka guests J W Bunce and sons and Mr and Mrs Tidnor of Lawrence called. The Holloways and Theodore Holloway party traveled to Hutchinson then planned moves to Liberal. Mrs Bonnie Meyl of Topeka and Friedrichshafen Germany met Mrs M F Ice. Graf Zeppelin home port discussed.
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Emogene Bevitt
Topeka
John French
J. W. Bunce
Howard
Gerald
Edward Earl
Tidnor
Lawrence
French
Theodore
Arthur Halloway
Hutchinson
Kan
Theodore Holloway
Holloway
Liberal
Kap
Fred Micai
Earl Oswald
Arthur Dreyer
Ifamily
Mr. Kellogg
F. L. Kellogg
A. G. Meese
Graf Zeppelin
Bonnie Meyl
Friedrichshafen
Germany
M. F. Ice
W. R. Glenn
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mrs. Marvin Richardson stayed with her parents the Holloways while Ray Cree and family and Ray Morris and family from Lecompton visited J. W. Geelan. Roy Armstrong, student at Kansas State College, spent the day with his parents A. J. Armstrong and wife in Manhattan. Mrs. Howard Ireland of Holton visited relatives including the Bahnmaiers and the Crees. Wright Bertschinger and family dined with Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Bertschinger of Lecompton. Mabel Morris returned to Fort Madison Iowa after a few days with local relatives, accompanied by her niece Wilda Dreyer. N. E. Coleman and son Talesis from Topeka spent Sunday with the Bahnmaiers. Hiram Whitlow of Topeka called on the Crees. Susie Matney spent Sunday afternoon with the Henrys and the Cashmans.
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Marvin Richardson
S. S. Holloway
Ray Cree
Ray Morris
Lecompton
J. W. Geelan
Myr
A. J. Armstrong
Manhattan
Roy Armstrong
Kansas State College
Howard Ireland
Holton
jJohn Bahnmaier
I Cyril Bahnmaier
Thomas
Wright Bertschinger
J. W. Bertschinger
Mabel Morris
Ft. Madison
Iowa
Topeka
Wilda Dreyer
N. E. Coleman
Alesis
John Bahnmaier
Bahnmaier
Hiram Whitlow
Topeak
Susie Matney
John D. Henry
Ben Kelloge
Johnnie F
G. W. Cashman
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University of Kansas
Citoven Genet
Pernambuco
Brazil
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Hay Adems House
Basi
London
Stock Exchange
Big Springs
Willard
URE
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Frisco Market
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