Review of the 1924 Events and Dawes Plan Impact
A sweeping year in review covers the Dawes Plan in effect aiding German reparations, Britain’s Labor government and republicans’ victory in Arysham, and global shifts from Soviet recognition to rise of fascism, with Japan and Britain weighing disarmament and debt issues amid political upheavals and economic recovery.
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Europe
World
Pickard Wygrail
Dawes
Asia
Americang
Drestige
America
Tipoctual International
Ching
Spat
Gibexnen
Aloe
Marsini Rullier
United States
Japan
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin Agate
Reesor Tarot Intte Ani Sennmy Waeeler
Satera
Isnd
Calvin Cavlidze
Wentin T Alks
Charles Gates Dawes
Campalen Bustoesy du Ene
United Siaes
Bres
Accoifes
The
Stock Exchanges
Ehhc
Severn Gytempta
Miniater MacDonald
Britain
Tokyo
Tupao
Canada
Australia
New Zealan
Stack
Shdidr
Ye Sadun
Asf
Niles
France
Kritlah
Ohce
Se Werines
Beiths
Foland
Trish Free State
League
England
Dawes Plan and Allied Decisions Shape European Recovery
The Dawes Plan process unfolds with experts led by Gen. Charles Dawes forming Jan 14 and gaining approval from Allied governments. By Aug 30 a foundational scheme is set, with France evacuating the Rhine within a year and Germany moving its forces out, as parliamentary bills align to fund and implement the plan, signaling a cautious path toward Europe’s recuperation.
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Alof
Liber
Urbain
House
Commons
Confciente
Alnost
Labhorites
Stabley Baldein
Signin
Ae Weber Glas Goverment
Franee
Ansie Chamberlain
Laryee
Lord Curzon
Winston A
Collor
England
MacDenala
Siileowmes Fas
France
Poinure
Francois. Marsal
Mitler
Edouard Herriot
Gaston Domergie
Mgr Sedpel
Getern
Viena
Rudolph Ramiek
Tipsa
Bulutun
Albania
South Africa
Vise Shovla
Finland
Cortogal
Greece
Hirther
Venisdlea
Isthy
Bar
International AF
Getunin
Ihr
Charles 1. Daves
America
Germa
Balgium
Thyatl
Jupo
Zraavey
London
Europe
Wre
Georgy Vepnn
Dawes
Sosmeur Walker Gilbert
Siroun
American Fineerial Expect
Pomerdial
Repa- Tris
Tony
Gertusy
Promerly Teayity Ayer
Republicans Nominate Coolidge in Early Primary Era
In a 1920s US primary context, Coolidge dominates the Wisconsin results with 100 percent, La Follette 24, Johnson 70, while Lowden’s vice presidential bid falters. The Democratic convention in Cleveland opens June 10, with Coke Coolidge’s nomination seen as likely. details reflect contested nomination patterns and party canvassing across states.
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United States
Coolidge
Hirai’ Johnson
Robert St. LaFollette
Inter
Wieconsin
Cleveland
W. Monde Wa Eliskenat
Wisconsin
Chicusa
New York
Amert
Public Benefactions Reported In December Appeals
The article notes two large public benefactions announced on December 8. Plans include a $41,000,000 educational grant from the Duke to institutions in the Sunl and South Carsvtia, plus a $150 donation from George Mustwine of the Mast man Kolnk company in Manchester.
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Texas
George Randolph Chester
Fathers Bles
Lydia Coontes Ward
Levy
New York
W. St. Lee
Chitago
AL If
Smith
New York Central
Daniel Wageney Knight
Gen. P. Dunglis
Sollier
Ope
Gutierrez
Dis Favto
Honiurasy
Pederad Judres FB
Rinker
Tr. W
Gianral
Salian Teigeey
Glen Mae Daranst
Marten
Charles A. Alann
M. Yeh
Arion
HUE
Stinnse
Industriat Unyinutes
Vale
Ameren
Journal
His
It Sullivan
Eprinent
Cusease Wehitect
FX Leyendeetnr
Supreome Saute
Joseph Gunead
Intinglind
Seenlar
G. B. Townsend
Michigan
Stacy Stonet
Joseph Jefferson
Uheudor
Dritteharil Green Moulton
Feneslor
Sevilar LeLkstot
W. Call
Tod Tekinty
Liey Blige
Amlolph
Beechenter Circus
Weas Jilin
Reinhoede
Neteess
Edward Stora
Wargess Sriver
Marin Ikesta
Surennouite Eacer
Marke N. Daviess
Sulhery Bans Thanee
Ar Graton
Goariotte Crawree
Lutis
Velony Welrestly
le Bridgenin
William Prien
Cabudine
Caxv
Warren Garst
Tuas
Wen
Brawkitn Edventer
Clyirles
L. Watehinson
Chicane
Bawker
Anarole Wyanee
Breech
le Garkiy Astronomier
L. OG. Seetye
Sioluis Coleees
Frank Wepee
Connecticut
MU Reisscit Farer
Chiangmainey Paper Publiher
Aduirat
Senth
Satish
P. Wight Newminui
Loipreesachey
ax-Onv
Tod
Buckley Culomany
John Wright
Jonchilist
Serpette
Agreulinre Herre U Woatinen
Tair Jean Liles
Lew Cockstaver
Aminstrel
Eey
Unegiltan
Football Authority
Gisu WB
Eld
United Confederate
Slies FR Phegen
Chicago Wanker
Edward Bell
Diphe Wai
Ateenghustis
W. K. Kitetin
Nore Cyrpllan
Preat- Aine
Samuel Pants
Liwowenee Colluso
Appleton
Sip Ure Stack
Tayntion
Waerea
Ge. Thurdjog
C. & Valrebile
Ciriner
Vic Try Asiris Duke of
Thmiten Bertet
K. C. Alarding
Fort Wayne
Huh
William GC. Weick
Suurnanisyy
Frialunin
Pronon
Matton
Dimes
Neue Justi
Hever Talshug
New Dee
Lores Coverone
Labor unrest stirs New York and Chicago strikes
Industrial action disrupts rail, textile, and other sectors as workers press for pay and conditions. In New York, Chicago, and across the Northeast reports cite short strikes affecting various classes of railway workers and mills. Union leadership faces internal contention while political groups debate labor policy amid strikes and labor court activity.
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York Contead
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Galeite Textile Starkers
Putersat NT
Sirikes
Ualh
New York
Chicago
Ameritag Feileravor
Latur
Animal
Dali
Suniel
de Am
Gompora
Compitaston
Aluantune Company
Ubor
Aotober SA
Massive Disaster List Narrows The Years Toll Across World
A garbled chronicle lists disasters from January to December across places like Pekin London and Chicago. It mentions earthquakes explosions floods mine disasters and a large number of deaths and injuries with many prominent names and events.
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Tom Plehkt
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Km All Bretakce
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Ang
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Uereelgnd
Lsinet Petin
Fehbdani
Pethl Beg
Hn Saud
Hasdein
Sronareh
Mecca
Dadvlch Fantral
Germany
Social Democraty
Esalloroms
Mary
Oflige
Reichstag
Mars
Germain
Reiebstag Elgetteng
Genta
Tinwaver
Chancelton Mitr
Loria
Tureytag
Chang
Manet
Blodo
Bul
Brazil
Besio
Trombie
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Catles
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Devenibes
Gonzales Cordura
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Santo, Domingo, Larros Y Solorzano
Willam G. Meadoe
Gov
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Committee On Resolution
League of Nations
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Halloring
Gomles
McAdig
Amith
Oller
Solin
W. Davin
Hamreil
Burns
Doyle
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Turina Whedles
Ravanthay
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Rheite Vero
Yras
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Atayisti
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Mexico
Charles B. Warren
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Cyrus Woolf
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Ecobomy
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Red Cross
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Mule Gate
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Getoln
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