06 Nov 1920
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1920
Page
1
Los Angeles officials of the County Anti Asiatic Association announce affidavits are prepared for presentation to the State Department charging that U Oyama the Japanese consul at Los Angeles took part in the effort to defeat the alien land bill.
The Associated Press report from Paris cites Le Matin stating belief that the Reparations Commission and Allied governments will agree on the method and terms by which Germany will make reparations. The piece notes anticipation of a joint plan guiding postwar compensation discussions and settlement framework.
The German indemnity claim is framed as easily reachable and the two powers are said to differ mainly in small particulars. The statement suggests no major dispute over the core obligation, focusing on minor, technical aspects that obscure a broader agreement between Great Britain and France.
British representatives asked their governments to send warships to the Black Sea to support General Wrangel facing Soviet forces. Fresh supplies of rifles and cartridges were rushed to Sevastopol as Soviet pressure mounted on the Crimean peninsula.
Representative Blanton of Texas wrote to Secretary Dan to protest announced cruises of the Atlantic and Pacific fleets to South America Africa Australia and New Zealand next summer citing impact on efficiency and costs. The report also notes a Chilean province has a large area exceeding several U.S. states.
Fragmented OCR text reports Republicans reaching 290 members as districts from New York Minnesota and Missouri appear in a sweeping gain. Amid garbled phrasing the streak of party dominance is noted with reference to a key vote tally.
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