Allies diverge as Paris talks delay reparations on Germany
London meeting ends with no British backing for active debt cancellation and Germany’s reparations plan left to Germany’s pace. Poincaré seeks nonmilitary options while Mussolini urges debt relief tied to German reconstruction. Britain hints at reconsidering debt unless a satisfactory settlement emerges.
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Essen
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Poincare
United States
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Wilson to End Law Partnership and Seek Presidential Role
Edward Pickard reports that Woodrow Wilson plans to end his law partnership with Bainbridge Colby by year end. The move sparks speculation that Wilson will resume active politics and pursue a presidential nomination, stirring debate among observers.
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Bainbridge Colby
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Viscount Grey Links US Ratification to Franco German Tangle
Viscount Grey, speaking in the House of Lords, ties U S ratification of the Franco American treaty to the reparations and war debt crisis. He argues the French Ruhr seizure was driven by security concerns, not cash, claiming France fears lack of American aid guarantees.
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Ohio
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House of Lords
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Harding Maintains Separate German Reparations and Allied Debts
The administration insists German reparations and allied war debts are distinct and should be paid, maintaining a firm stance on both issues.
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Harding
Democratic senators push ship subsidy bill amid farmer relief link
Flarrison of Mississippi warned of obstruction to delay the ship subsidy measure to aid farmers. He received backing from party colleagues and anti subsidy Republicans. Senator Jones of Washington urged the bill as crucial for farmers with assured transport to foreign markets.
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Flarrison
Mississippi
Jones
Washington
Congress Considers Electric Voting Machine Trial
Marshal FL Thompson of Washington invents an electrical voting machine tested in Congress. A vote would be cast by button with an indicator showing each member's vote at the speaker's desk. The device promises faster sessions, automatic counting and printing, and absentee tracking, reducing procedural delays.
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War and Navy Departments
Department of National Defense
Hydrographic Office of the Navy
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Congress
Marshal FL Thompson
Washington, D. C
Ca. P
Buatton
Gov Parker Seen Hunting Amid Klan Stand
Louisiana Governor John Parker, determined to curb the Ku Klux Klan in his state, is pictured during a recent hunting excursion. The photo highlights his public stance while he pursues a personal pastime.
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John Parker
Louisiana
Two Month Old Virginia Cantrill Granddaughter of Two Congressmen
Little Miss Virginia Aswell Cantrill, two months old, is the granddaughter of Congressmen Aswell of Louisiana and Cantrill of Kentucky. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cantrill of Washington.
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Aswell
Louisiana
Cantrill
Kentucky
Virginia
Joseph &, Cantrill
Washington
Expert Canners Win Trip to Europe at Exposition
Miss Beulah Toders and Miss Kathryn Delibaugh from Townseirls won a three month trip to Europe at Chicago's International Livestock Exposition. They will travel with two Colorado girls to demonstrate American canning methods to French war zone civilians, funded by an American committee for devastated France.
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Kathryn Delibaugh
Chiccago
American Committee
France
Colorado
Europe
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