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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1923

Page

9

Allies Split Over Ex Crown Prince Return Action

Paris reports say allied ambassadors debated what action to take on the ex crown prince Frederick William and Germanys attitude to restoring military control. Belgiums deputies demand extradition talks while France leans toward some action.

Paris Allied Council of Ambassadors Germany Great Britain Frederick William France Brussels van Hock Bouessel Mathieu Holland

Seunion at Death Bed: Hungarian Family Reaches Bethlehem Nevada

The Seunion family, from Hungary, arrives in Bethlehem Nevada as Louis Krutzle dies of pneumonia just before their reunion. He had sent money frugally to bring his wife and five children to a new home, but illness struck as they sailed. They reach hospital minutes after learning of his death.

Qels Upper Silesia Frederick William Cecilie Berlin Germany Hungary Cather Bethlehem Pua Nev Louis Krutzle Ohio

License For Gold Exports In Canada To Be Granted

Ottawa reports finance minister W. S. Fielding said pending inquiry into enforcing the gas embargo, licenses would be granted to Canadian mining companies for exporting bullion. Paris scene features women described as caterpillars, with milady's styling noted in a fashion vignette.

Ottawa Fielding

Warriner accuses Pinchot of distorting coal strike facts

Samuel D. Warriner, head of Lehigh Coal and Navigation and leader of the Anthracite Operators policy committee, charges Governor Pinchot with distorting facts about the coal strike settlement and the push to lower coal prices. He says the operators agreed to consider steps urged by the governor but feared their legality. Warriner notes an attorney general opinion was promised but not yet issued, while Pinchot claimed operators refused to clean up the industry. Alpaca costume trends mentioned in brief follow.

Warriner Philadelphia Samuel D. Warriner Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company Pinchot Gove

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