German Crisis Topples Chancellor Wirth in Turmoil
Edward W Pickard reports in a roundup of Near East tension and domestic shifts as Germany’s Chancellor R Joseph Wirth resigns amid economic strain. The note to the reparations commission seeks a three to four year moratorium, a 500 million gold mark Reichsbank loan, and a stabilizing plan backed by international bankers. Food riots erupt in Dusseldorf and Cologne as unrest grows.
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R. Joseph Wirth
Germany
Ctl
Istry
German People’s Party
United Social Parties
Hoa
Teople
Intry
Wilhelm Cuno
Hamburg-American Steamship Line
Wirth
Reparations Commission
Democrats
People's Party
Reichsbank
Dusseldorf
Cologne
Berlin
Global turmoil and elections dominate international wrap
Turbulent Berlin and Constantino ple tensions spark fears of disorder spreading. Britain faces a likely Conservative majority as Labour gains in England and Scotland shift the political balance. The US Supreme Court denies naturalization to Japanese residents, while Chile endures a devastating quake prompting Red Cross relief.
Mussolini Gains Dictatorial Powers For Economic Reforms
REMIMER MUSSOLINI obtains from King Victor Emmanuel full power to implement radical bureaucratic and tax reforms without parliamentary approval. He plans wage cuts and downsizing of government staff, plus privatization of milling and telecommunication assets. The chamber of deputies opened a session outlining the government’s reform agenda including electoral changes.
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Remimer Mussolini
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Supreme court denies stay for Illinois espionage ring leaders
William Bross Lloyd and eighteen Communist Labor party members faced execution or fines as the Supreme Court refused to extend the stay and ordered the prison terms and fines carried out, finalizing two years of sentences.
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Illiam Bross Lloyd
Milionaire
Communist Labor Party
Supreme Court
Global political and social shifts across 1922 headlines
The report surveys postwar European politics with Lloyd George and Younger, Bonar Law’s likely majority, Angora-Kemalist tensions, and new Newfoundland and Paris-bound troop movements. It notes Siberia joining Moscow, a major Ontario asylum fire, Mohammed VI fleeing Constantinople, and Chilean quakes while hinting at US agricultural credit reforms and postal savings gains.
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Far
Siberia
Moscow
Beauport
Adelard Delarme
Mohammed VI
Constantinople
Malta
Washington News Roundup Highlights Labor Board, Mergers
Washington notes show a push to empower the railroad labor board before the new congress but experts expect failure. Armour & Co seeks permission to merge assets of five packing houses. Romanian war debt negotiations hinge on a debt consolidation plan. The American Railway Express rate increase request faces ICC denial. Senior officials discuss national fitness and education. Rome observers attend Near Eastern Conference with Linganne. Bristol to join as associate commissioner. The White House confirms no New York speech on Merchants association anniversary. Supreme Court upholds municipal vaccination ordinances. Campaign spending for Georgia Senate race tallies at 7,357 with主要 donors. US cancer deaths in 1921 reach 93,000 per census estimates.
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Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Washington
J. Ogden Armour
Daugherty
Armour & Co
National Packing Houses
Treasury
I. CG. i
American Railway Express Company
Interstate Express
United States
Weeks
Ambassador Child
Rome
Grew
Berne
Linganne
State Department
Bristol
Constantinople
Amer
White House
New York
Merchants’ Association
Supreme Court
Senate
George
Georgia
O. M
W. P. Heard
FP. E. Shumate
Census Bureau
Ureau
Diverse 1930s News Curiosities Across Cities
Reports include Lieut. Frank Tyndall's escape after a 3000 foot fall at Seattle. an elephant in Central Park recovering from stomach trouble after a veterinary prescribed rye. Clara Phillips found guilty of second degree murder in Los Angeles. and various court rulings, highway issues, and social notes from New York to Atlantic City.
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Frank BR. Tyndall
United Army Air
Seattle
Wash
Central Park
New York City
Clara Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Los Angeles
Calif
Halls Mills
Brunswick
N. J
Antonio Cassese
Garvin
Brooklyn
Martin Kingston
University of California
Oakland
Alice Anderson
John M. Anderson
Criminal Court
Raleigh County
West Virginia
Lecato
Major
Daisy
Larry Talbert
Charlotte Vrazer
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Ballamy Storer
D Liplomat
Paris
France
Cinccinnati
Charles M. Portie
Algiers Naval Station
Pass-A L'Outre
Mississippi River
Calomel warnings push Dodson's Liver Tone ad claims
Public health style warning against calomel detailing risks such as salivation liver damage and bone issues. The ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute with money back guarantee and suitability for children.
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Deedson
Dodson
Chicago Rugs and Turkish Cigarettes Tale
A brief dialogue sets two Chicagoans claiming trades. One says he makes Persian rugs, the other admits to manufacturing Turkish cigarettes, framing a casual exchange about crafts and origins. The exchange highlights regional pride and small business pride in a concise street conversation.
Bayer aspirin warning boosts trusted tablets claim
An advertisement warns buyers to seek Bayer tablets to ensure genuine Bayer product. It touts years of physician use and safety for cold flu headache toothache rheumatism neuralgia and other pains. It notes packaging options of twelve tablets per box or bottles of twenty four.
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Bayer
Gentle Repartee on Hats and Heads
A witty exchange turns on a playful misnaming of headwear and the wearer’s confusion. The repartee highlights humor in language and perception as two speakers tease each other about a hat and a head.
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She
Leily
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Reports from druggists show many people suffer kidney trouble without knowing it. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is promoted as a proven remedy with a claim of high success and is sold in two bottle sizes. A sample bottle offer is advertised by sending ten cents to Kilmer Co.
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Council of Ministers
Italy
Bavaria
Hungary
Mexico
Kilmer
Gossip and health advice in a fragmented column
The snippet blends commentary on gossip’s value with a note on indigestion causing symptoms and a dubious remedy Wright's Indian Vegetable Pill. It reflects a 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone with stray phrases about reputation being wealth if deserved and counterpoints to undeserved praise.
Painting the Lily and Gilding Refined Gold
The phrase blends unnecessary embellishment with excess flourishes as a proverb about adding to what is already valuable. It critiques overdoing something already rich and fine.
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Edward W. Pickard
Harding
Corinne Roosevelt Robinson
Lord Curzon
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Plevance
Sam More
Rufet Pasha
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