German Treasury Faces Seventy Billion Mark Deficit
Berlin reports a looming deficit of seventy billion marks for Germany s treasury as Helfferich warns in the Reichstag. Finance Minister Wirth plans a sacrifice tax and seeks a credit of one billion marks to fund overseas purchases amid strained economic relations. An accompanying report notes remarks by British Ambassador Geddo urging restraint between the United States and Britain to avoid national trade conflict.
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Arnstein pleads not guilty as bail denied by court
Nicky Arnstein pleaded not guilty in the District of Calumbu Supreme indictment charging conspiring to steal securities. Bail was denied. The AP reports the case as a political and economic backdrop with unrelated remarks about Britain and trade terms included in the text.
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