Persistent stowaway Oscar Bigall's repeated attempts
Oscar Bigall of Germany attempted to stow away 14 times to reach the United States. He was repeatedly turned back by authorities and finally discovered in the coal bunkers of the SS President Willmore. He refused to work his passage and was placed in the brig and fed bread and water.
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United States
Oscar Bigall
Germany
Willmore
Berg
Cme
Ceolfee
Virginia
Stemip
Tali
Bread history note sparks questions of origin
A fragmented report discusses stale bread linked to a mysterious dream influence. It mentions Pan Wo Waller Fewkes and Sudileonian in stitution while noting a bread piece dug from Indian resin in the Southwest by Pr. bewkes, raising questions about its source and meaning.
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Peters
Sirie
Pan Wo Waller
Current of Americaan Ethnotory
Sudileonian Institution
Rasina
Pr. Bewkes
Fang
Germany Faces New Government as Stresemann Sways Policy
Germany forms a new Stresemann ministry after Cuno era turmoil with a plan to restore gold payments and tax reform. England and France seek a possible independent deal while Britain hints at a separate settlement. Coal strike talks widen as federal authorities prepare for a potential walkout.
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Europe
England
France
Ue Entente
Cuneo
Gustave Stresemann
Belgium
Jotaly
Ana
JF Rentts
America
Germany
Great Britain
Stresemann
Reichsrat
Brunswick
Tate Cano
Curzon and Britain Face Ruhr, Debts and Policy Clashes
Foreign Minister Curzon argues Britain seeks immediate action and criticizes France over Ruhr occupation and interallied debts. The piece also notes Coolidge and his cabinet reviewing reparations, debt collection, economy, immigration, and potential farm legislation as confidence grows in Washington.
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Curzon
France
el Glum
Great Britain
Ruhr
Sritaine
Germany
United States
Sng
Neland
Aierien
Journal Des Debats
Diplomatic Talks End In Washington and Oil Price War Expands
United States representatives Payne and Warren return to Washington after prerecognition talks in Mexico City. Agreements outline commission setups and subsoil petroleum claims, with hopes of resuming diplomatic relations. In the Midwest a gasoline price war spreads as Governor McMaster cuts to 16 cents then raises to 20 cents amid industry protests. A Wyoming mine disaster at Kemmerer traps 138 men. 98 die. Eamon de Valera is detained by government troops during campaign activities in Ennis, County Clare.
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Anthraette Peoal Divines
Coeldee
Federal Coal Commission
Edo
John Hays P Tanadnend
New York City
Lamemond
Orin Barton Payne
Charles B. Warren
United States
Mexico City
Washington
Mexico
Payne
Warren
Permanent Court of International Justice
Uayne
Mexican Claims Commissions
McMaster
South Dakota
Middle West
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Banon DE Valera
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