Reparations talks and naval program dominate week end developments
The week centers on German reparations proposals and allied responses. Germany offers a $12.5 billion principal with interest totaling about $50 billion, while allies insist on $24 billion principal with higher total. Britain France and the United States weigh occupation options as reparations work continues.
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Cemigny
Washington
Simons
Germany
Sog Oug
Gerais
Upper Silesia
Berlin
United States
Efrehes
Moree Sud
Erie
Huishes
Paris
Lloyd Coorge
House of Countions
Senate moves toward Knox resolution amid naval talks
The Knox resolution to end the war with Germany may win Senate approval after debate. Senate Democrats opposed withdrawal measures with Rep Fish proposing immediate pullout from Germany but White House likely to defer. Japan tensions and disarmament talks limit naval cuts as Secretary Hughes briefs leaders. Viscount Kato questions renewed Anglo Japanese alliance while Japan voices no Philippines ambition.
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United States
Couluil
Fee
Titian
Nevada
Pernerene
Ohio
Siopson
Virginia
House
Senate
Representative Fish
New York
Germany
Japan
Philippines
America
Viscount Kato
Pacific
Great Britain
Australia
Chemist Opposes Liquid Poison Plan and Airborne Delivery
A. Franck-Philipson, noted Chinese chemist, protests government disclosure of a new liquid poison said to be fatal with three drops. He claims he offered such agents in August 1917 and was first to suggest air plane distribution of the poison.
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Rhe
Indu
Railway Men’s Union
Chemical War Service
A. Franck-Philipson
Santa Cruz Island
Pacific Ocean
Indiana woman earns assistant secretary post in AG office
Miss Mary Yeager of Indiana wins a secretary job with Attorney General Marry Daugherty. She is noted as one of the few young women to hold such a secretaryship and her cheerful telephone manner is highlighted.
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Mary Yeager
Indiana
Marry Daugherty
Miss Yeager
Exed Exloration Finds Stone Roads in Mexican Ruins
Condensations report ruins reveal roads paved with massive stone blocks. Malone, N. ., notes a publicly owned forest with 45 000 trees planted last spring. A Swiss traveler reaches Paris after a seven year world bicycle journey covering 86 000 miles.
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Malone, N
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Argentina
New York City
Paris
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