Currency, taxes and race in wartime policy debate
The article surveys economic and political issues from classic and modern perspectives. It discusses trust in men versus trust in the Lord, currency proposals, debt, compensation for veterans, and tax reform. It references Mellon and American Legion positions while noting international trade tensions and domestic financial policy. The piece closes with prophetic lines about weather and hardship.
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Mr. Mellon
American Legion
Ting
Allies refer German reply on crown prince to governments
Paris dispatch reports the allied council of ambassadors after a one hour review of Germany’s reply to their protest over the former crown prince. If governments respond in time the ambassadors will reconvene on Wednesday.
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Paris
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Crown Prince Frederick William Still Not Located
Berlin reports no authentic information on the ex Crown Prince Frederick William with officials saying he is believed to be en route to Oels and may arrive there this evening under good authority.
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Associated Prong
Berlin
Frederick William
Oels
Dutch Official Seeks Talks with Former Emperor at Doorn
Dr. Kar, an official from the ministry of the interior, left The Hague for Doorn to meet former Emperor William as part of a government conference.
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Doorn
the Hague
Dr. Kar
Ministry of the Interior
Dorn
Link Formerly Lived in Mississippi Capital
Theodore Link, who died at Baton Rouge, earlier lived in Jackson for three years directing expenditures of five million dollars for the state bond and improvement commission in erecting state educational buildings.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
Theodore Link
Baton Rouge
Jackson
Former Crown Prince Reported at Oels Estate in Silesia
Berlin reports indicate former Crown Prince Frederick William has arrived at his estate at Oels in Upper Silesia. He passed Wusterhausen and was greeted by the burgomaster. A Daily Telegraph diplomat cites Stresemann as arranging the return, with word he is staying at Kleineliguth shooting lodge on the Oels estate.
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Upper Silesia
Associated Press
London
Frederick Wiliam
Berlin
Central News
Wusterhausen
Daily Telegraph
Stresemann
Frederick William
William
Silesia
Rupprescht
Bavaria
Kleineliguth
Germany's Reply on Crown Prince Upsets Allies
A German note replying to the Council of Ambassadors protest over the return of ex-Crown Prince Frederick William was received in Paris. Allies find the note unsatisfactory and ambassadors prepared to meet to consider it. The document argues the prince holds German citizen rights and the government has no reproach to make.
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Paris
Council of Ambassadors
Germany
Frederick William
Frederick William Return Hints at Thrown Plot Says London
London reports that Frederick William's return has sparked speculation about a broader plot beyond the immediate incident. The dispatch notes uncertainty and questions the motives behind his return and the possible aims tied to throne succession.
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Frederick William
London
Wilson Declares Faith in Ultimate Victory on Armistice Day
In Washington on Armistice Day a large crowd heard Woodrow Wilson reaffirm faith in the ultimate triumph of his principles. He warned against fools resisting Providence, while Senator Carter Glass praised veterans and the armistice, predicting a bold new direction in U.S. foreign policy.
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Washington
Woodrow Milson
Mr. Wilson
White House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Senator Glass
Glass
Cotton prices surge in New York market after Liverpool rally
On November 12 cotton prices on the New York Cotton Exchange leapt about four dollars per bale in early trading. January rose to 32.32, March to 35.06, and May to 33.65 as Liverpool and mill buyers led the surge while sterling bids climbed to a yearly low at market open.
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New York
Liverpool
New York Cotton Exchange
Maceh
Evans to issue statement on Klan case in Atlanta
Dr. H W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan arrived in Atlanta and likely will issue a statement on the slaying of Captain W S Coburn attorney for the Simmons faction. Klan publicity chief Phillip E Fox and Milton Elrod editor of the Fiery Cross Indiana publication also arrived and conferred in Indianapolis to assume publicity duties.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
H. W Evans
Ku Klux Klan
W. S. Coburn
Simmons
Klan
Phillip E. Fox
Milton Elrod
The
Fiery Cross
Indiana
Indianapolis
Palace
Elred
Fox
Hitler Arrested Near Lake Staffel in Bavaria
Berlin reports Adolph Hitler, leader of the Munich revolt, was arrested today near Lake Staffel in South Bavaria. He offered no resistance.
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Berlin
Adolph Hitler
Lake Staffel
Bavaria
Thanksgiving Observed by Twin Cities Churches
The Twin Cities Ministerial Association held its morning meeting with plans for the annual Thanksgiving service. Rev. I. E. Adams will preach at First Baptist with music led by Rev. Freeman. a West Side service will feature Rev. W. E. Neill. A Go-to-Church Sunday ad campaign and church announcements were discussed, with Rev. Neill voted as pastor of West Monroe Baptist.
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W. E. Neill
West Monroe Baptist Church
News-Star
Frank Tripp
Churches of
Monroe
Freeman
G. H. Crutcher
Baptist State Mission Board
Louisiana
Baptist Bible Institute
New Orleans
West Monroe
J. L. Evans
John S. Ramond
Wallace Clift
G. H. Cruthcer
J. E. Adams
Reparation Scheme Abandoned by British Government
London November 12 The British government says the failure of Franco American talks in Washington ends any plan for an immediate reparation inquiry. No inquiry will proceed with or without French participation.
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London
Washington
Great Britain
France
Ber ry Named Trainer Officer At Shreveport Veterans Bureau
W D Berry formerly of Mobile Alabama succeeds Lyle Smith as trainer officer at the Shreveport bureau with Smith transferred to Jackson Mississippi according to J C Casserly in charge in Shreveport.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
W. D. Berry
Mobile
Ala
Lyle Smith
United States Veterans’ Bureau
J. C. Casserly
Smith
Jackson, Miss
Brough Speech Attracts Large Crowd In Monroe Armistice Day Service
Former Arkansas governor Charles H. Brough spoke at the Saenger theatre to honor the Armistice anniversary in Monroe Louisiana. The program included prayers and musical selections as about 2,000 attendees heard a stirring address on sacrifices and American ideals. The event was hosted by the local American Legion with Captain W W Cooper introducing the governor. Further coverage continues on page three.
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America
Charles H.broug
Arkansas
Saenger Theatre
Cooper
W. W. Cooper
Wallace Clift
Kate Boyce
F. W. Allison
Brough
The
American Legion
Monroe
Brough Brough
Supreme Court Upholds Alien Land Laws in California and Washington
The U S Supreme Court declares the alien land laws of California and Washington valid. Justice Butler states states may prohibit aliens who have not declared citizenship or cannot become citizens from owning land. The decision finds no conflict with the U S agreement with Japan.
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United Commonwealths
California
America
Meniece
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Butler
Senate Veterans Bureau probe on contract hospitals
Dr. L B Rogers told the Veterans Senate committee that contract hospitals were overused for veterans care. He cited abuse in charges and care quality and said beds in government hospitals were available but contracts kept beds filled. Senator Reed noted 5 956 patients in contract hospitals versus 9 212 vacant government beds.
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Associated Press
Washington
Veterans’ Committee
L. B
Th Veterans’ Bureau
Rogers
John F. O’ryan
Reed
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court blocks commission contempt trials in oil case
The Louisiana Supreme Court barred the Public Service Commission from attempting contempt trials of Standard Oil attorney Thomas Milling and secretary H P Austermill. It held Huey P Long lacked authority to order contempt despite Commission actions, stating the commission must formalize its actions and complaints and that the court does not assume supervisory power over the commission's decisions.
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New Orleans
State Supreme Court
Louisiana Public Service Commission
Thomas M. Milling
Standard Oil Company
H. P. Austermill
Huey P. Long
Supreme Court
Commission
Suprem Court
Brother shoots man mistaken for burglar in alley
In New Orleans on November 12 Lee Batancourt, while walking in an alley near his home, was shot and wounded by his brother Louis Batancourt, 19, who mistook him for a burglar. Authorities report no further injuries.
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Ly Associated Press
New Orleans
Lee Batancourt
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