France defaults on war debt payment sparks political crisis
France defies the United States by defaulting on a December war debt installment as the chamber of deputies votes 402 to 187, prompting Premier Herriot and his ministers to resign after the budgeting defeat. Britain pays its installment. Belgium follows France with a partial default. the debt dispute touches Washington and London, with Stimson weighing options.
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United States
Chamber of Deputies
America
Socialist Party
Herriot
Chamber
Lebrun
London
Washington
Great Britain
MacDonald
Stimson
Belgium
Lausanne
Italy
Lithuania
Czechoslovakia
Latvia
Hungary
Poland
Esthenia
Louis. T. McFadden
Pennsylvania
Hoover
Congress
McFadden
Papan
Geneva
League of Nations
Manchuria
Russia
Tokyo
Japan
Maxim Litvinov
China
D. W. W. Yen
Litvinov
Michigan News Briefs and Local Incidents Across State
Across Michigan, a Benton Harbor fire killed two children, Donald Sage and Betty Jeanne Sage, while others report incidents from Kalamazoo, Bay City, Albion, Grand Rapids, East Jordan, Grand Haven, Jackson, Lansing, Sault Ste. Marie, Ann Arbor, Tron Mountain, Escanaba, and more. Items include a college painting gift, injuries from gasoline, a long prison resident's Christmas card, airport lighting funding, ship abandonment, a deer attack, a Coast Guard cutter arrival, a fat stock show grand champion, Briggs Park litigation, industrial fires, and new passenger rail experiments.
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Benton Harbor
Joseph Sage
Donald Sage
Betty Jeanne
Kalamazoo
Albert M. Todd
Kalamazoo College
Bay City
William Busch
Pontiac
Albion
Nancy Dean
Grand Rapids
City Commission
Jordan
Leslie Miles
Alden Collins
Miles
Grand Haven—Lake
Michigan
Coast Guard
Escanaba
Grand Haven
Jackson
Michigan State Prison
Robert Irving Latimer
Latimer
Robert Latimer
Lansing
State Administrative Board
State Board of Aeronautics
Detroit City
Wayne County
Muskegon
Kalama- 700
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Joseph A. Bursley
Tron Mountain
Gogebic County
Conservation Department of Michigan
Nintrods
Walter Arntzen
Upper Peninsula
Arntzen
West Michigan
Lamc
R. J. Williams
Middleville
Robert McFarlane
Michigan Supreme Court
Grand’ Rapids
Briggs
Charles S. Briggs
Briggs Park
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Alabama’s shift from cotton heartland to diversified industry
A National Geographic outline traces Alabama’s 19th and 20th century transformation from a cotton driven, plantation society to a diversified economy. It highlights Birmingham as the "Pittsburgh of the South," the migration westward, early rail and river transport, the rise of mills and factories, and the shift toward education and electric power as key drivers of growth beyond cotton. It notes the wartime disruption, the postwar push toward self sufficiency, and the accelerating move toward industry and improved infrastructure.
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National Geographic Society
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WNU
Alabama
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Washington
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Virginia
Carolinas
Georgia
Tombigbee
Spain
United States
Atlantic Coast
Savannah
Jack
Tennessee Valley
South
New York
New Orleans
Pony Express
Tuscaloosa
Sumter
Confederacy
Appomattox
Grant
Lee
Africa
Asia
Shahit
Free County
Alpharita
Tate
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A. J. Barton
Anti-Saloon League
Canon W. S. Chase
Deets Picker
James Cannon, Jr
Ella Boole
National Women's Christian Temperance Union
Walter R. Miles
Yale
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Blaine
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Willian Ramseyer
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