Washington Happenings Pace Farm and Policy Talk
Senators Capper and Lenroot conferred with President Harding on farm credit legislation while the Ways and Means Committee opposes a new soldiers' bonus. A Washington dispatch notes Britain seeks to treat its debt to the U.S. as a business issue. Other items include immigration limits, postwar shipping, and regional floods.
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Capper
Lenroot
Harding
Washington
House Ways and Means
U S Recall of Rhine Troops Marks Withdrawal
President Harding ordered the return of American troops from the Rhine, with about 1,125 officers and men to be evacuated in a week or so. The St Michel prepared to sail from New York to Antwerp, and Coblenz will hold a small force to manage remaining property.
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Washington
Rhine
Harding
New York
Antwerp
Weeks
Coblenz
Henry T. Allen
France
Germany declares moral war on France and Belgium
Berlin reports Germany has declared a moral war against France and Belgium. Ambassadors Mayer and Landsberg are recalled as diplomatic ties are severed. Chancellor Cuno explains measures to resist the Ruhr occupation and vows protest to Versailles signatories. Germany will refuse any payments while the heart of the country is occupied.
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Berlin
Germany
France
Belgium
Mayer
Landsberg
Cuno
Reichstag
Ruhr
Britain’s Cards on Table in Debt Negotiations
Britain's financial mission presented itself to the American debt commission in a treasury executive session. Details were kept private, but hopes were voiced for a tentative agreement to refund the more than four billion dollars of British debt, possibly within a week.
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American Debt Commission
Washington
Great Britain
Treasury
Washington Clash Over Arms Treaty in Rhine Withdrawal
Washington officials say the Rhine troop withdrawal doomed any chance for French ratification of the Washington arms limitation treaties. The admission follows fears the invasion of Germany by France voids the conference agreement.
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Washington
Rhine
Germany
Turkey Bows to Allies Demand on Patriarch in Constantinople
Lausanne dispatch reports Ismet Pasha stating Turkey will allow the Greek patriarch to remain in Constantinople but will strip him of administrative and civil functions. The concession marks a settlement with the allies on church affairs in the city.
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Constantinople
Lausanne
Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Doctor News from Muskegon Woman Tests Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Nellie Quail lon of Muskegon Michigan reports severe bearing down pains and weakness lasting for years eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says within four bottles the pain stopped and she regained strength enabling her to work in a factory again. The warning signs are urged for women to heed and treat with the remedy.
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Muskegon
Michigan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Aome
Nellie Quaillon
Morris St
Muskegon, Mich
Lost Faith in Physician as Patient Convalesces
Mrs. Giles challenges her doctor after he declares her husband convalescent and refuses further treatment. The physician says there is nothing to be done, prompting the incredulous reply that a doctor should have medicine for recovery.
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Lathrop
Proximity Avoided in Senate Banter over Scalp
Senator Sorghum jokes about forgiveness toward a political foe while warning against letting him approach too closely. The exchange hints at past tensions and the risk of renewed scalp threats in political rivalries.
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Senator Sorghum
Average Girl Loves To Figure In Pressing Engagement
The phrase hints at a social or fashion feature focusing on a young woman’s style or routines in a busy schedule. It reflects a period voice emphasizing charm and poise amid commitments.
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