Poincare Defends Ruhr Occupation and Reparations Policy
Premier Poincare of France defended the Ruhr occupation and the Allied reparations program in the chamber of deputies. He argued occupation protected France’s coal and steel interests and would not be reversed. he cited German threats and emphasized that committees would study Germany’s capacity to pay. He noted Allied approval from the United States and stressed ongoing cooperation with Britain and Belgium in enforcing guarantees.
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Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Ruhr
Germany
Ant
Chamber
Reventer
Issioner
Seth
Rene Paraenal
Alchemistic imposters raise alarms across Bavaria
Medieval fear of gold making impostors returns as alchemists and fake chemists appear in Germany's Bavaria amid worsening finances. Duke William harshly punished such schemes, while legends recount the Venetian fraud of Marc Antonio Bragadina in Munich.
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Bavaria
Germany
William
Marc Antonio Bragadina
Munich
Ford party travels New York in private car
The article notes Mrs Henry Ford and party traveling to New York in a private car aboard the New York Central lines. It states twenty five first class fares from Detroit to New York and twenty five back, with the cost cited as £ 2483 per person for the journey.
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New York
Henry Ford
Detroit
Aerhussiin
Ford Teimerid
New York Central
Ford
Police officer Beet Hit by taxicab at Broad and Walnut
Best's Best Breeches column notes officer Beat 5 of the Fifteenth Lorust Street station was struck by a taxicab at Broad and Walnut streets. The taxi carried Beat 5 and damaged his turnout.
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Best
Philadelphia
Nec
Withiam Beet
Best Polieeman
Lorust Street
Broad and
Walnut Streets
Novel Want Ad Fails Prompt New York Coat Placard Tour
Philadelphia man, seeking work, wanders Manhattan with a coat placard reading inarticulate boasts. He raised the equivalent of 400000 rubles in a failed bid and later returned to the United States. A light feature notes a peculiar international mix and a health tip about smoking cures.
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New York
Mauuren Hip Tran
Diplomat Finery Purveyor Faces Fines in Tax Court
Washington reports Aboub Risik a purveyor of exclusive finery to diplomats and social circles paid fines totaling 10000 in criminal court for alleged violations of income tax law. The case involves a Rivik bookkeeper linked to conspiracies and a chain of transactions tied to stores and suppliers.
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Washington
Risik
Crim
Iicome
Riviks
Auakins Stalstore
Cme
Unique. Kenilworth-Why in the name of heavens does he ride in such a rattle trap
Glencoe claims the machine noise drowns out his wife’s conversation as he travels in a battered vehicle.
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Unique
Kenilworth
Glencoe
Agriculture Department Fashion Note on Veal Shins Coats
The Agriculture Department Bulletin highlights veal shins as a tanning source for coats and sleeveless jumpers with matching hats. It notes other hides like lump, sherp, and goat shins can yield useful items. A club woman in northwest Oklahoma made a horsehide coat for about $9 plus tanning and minor trim costs. Christmas shoes are considered unlucky by many.
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Agriculture Department
Oklahoma
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Scaramouche
Rex Ingram
Refael Sabatini
Baltimore
Frederick
Rex. Ingram
Alice Terry
Ramon Novarro
Lewis Stone
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E. L. Eritzer
Central Trust Building
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South Market Street
Potomac Public
Bach
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