Delegation to London Economic Conference Heads to Britain
Edward W Pickard reports the United States will send 19 experts and IX delegates led by Cordell Hull to London for the economic conference aimed at easing the world slump. Key figures include James M. Cox, Key Pittman, James Couzens, Samuel D. McReynolds, and Ralph W. Morrison, with a strong team of advisers and a focus on monetary policy and easing exchange restrictions. The article also notes debates over war debts, gold clauses, and new talks on international cooperation.
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London
United States
Cordell Hull
White House
James M Cox
Key Pittman
Nevada
James Couzens
Michigan
Samuel D. McReynolds
Tennessee
Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
William C. Bullitt
James P. Warburg
Fred K. Nielsen
Herbert Feis
Brain Trust
McReynolds
House Committee On Foreign Relations
Couzens
Congress
Raymond Moley
Hull
Mr. Moley
Geneva
Argentina
Australia
Canada
The
Economic Conference
Britain
France
Italy
Roosevelt
Washington
William H. Woodin
Morgan
the Treasury
Woodin
Norman H. Davis
Europe
George H. Tinkham
Massachusetts
Davis
Everting
Vienna
International Chamber of Commerce
Charles Boissevain
Holland
Ira Campbell
New York
W. L. Runciman
Great Britain
Michigan Roundup of Local Incidents and Notes
Fennville and Allegan report poor prospects while Belding notes a 10 percent dividend in scrip. Brown City highlights poultry raids and a three legged chicken. Coldwater reports a new bakelite plant with 50 workers and June start. Detroit describes a manhole cover incident and a theft case. Flint details a fatal car crash and a high school grad with perfect marks. Grand Rapids covers a domestic tragedy. Lansing loosens fruit juice rules. Battle Creek reports Camp Custer gains and a tuberculosis death.
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Battle ‘Creek
France
Custer
David EF. McKeague
North ‘Dakota
Bere
McKeague
Michigan
Prohibition Debate Roars as Farley Pushes Repeal Move
In Washington the prohibition fight heats up as Postmaster General Farley accelerates efforts to repeal the Eighteenth Amendment. Dry factions, church conventions, and political maneuvering shape a summer of intense public pressure, with taxes and federal policy a key battleground.
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Jim” Farley
Farley
Roosevelt
Congress
Democratic Party
Southern Baptist Convention
Northern Baptist Convention
Uquor
Tepéal
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Rep
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Hampions
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Senate
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Messare
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Luce
Steagall
Banking Committee
Ivestig
A. i -P. Morgan & Co
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Iowa
Wallace
Sorviet Russia
Agricultural Administration
George N. Peek
Boris Skvirsky
Skyirsky
Amtorg Corporation
America
Ermany
League of Nations
League
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Arthur 5. Morgan
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
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Arkansas
Miami
Marne
Japan
China
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Feng
Chiang Kai-shek
People’s
Kalgan
Canton
Tientsin
Mongolia
Urga
Peiping
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Kan
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Oklahoma
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Ind
Obenauf
Louis
Meyer
California
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Indianapolis
Elmer Lombard
Malcomb Fox
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Lester
Spangler
Los Angeles
G. A. Jordan
Bert Cook
Fox
William Denver
Robert Hurst
Western Newspaper Union
S. .W. Brookhart
Arthur E. ‘Morgan
Yu-hsiang
Fennville
Cherries
Allegan’ County
Belding
Brown City
Miller Kaufmann
Rives Junction
Alyce McCloskey
Pleasant Lake
Allegan
Kalamazoo River
Cleo Osborne
Standish
William Goings
Wilber
Mannistee
Gesell Brewery
Fremont
Robert Earl Austin
Robert Austin
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Wolverine
St. Ignace
Ralph
Marinesco
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Port Huron
George Gougeon
Virgil James
Alex Tebeau
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Teheau
Coldwater
Lillian’ Kelso
Girard Township
Charles Nelson
Laurium
Gratiot
Keweenaw County
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Coldwater Plastic Co
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Detroit
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Harper Avenues
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Smith
Flint
Lola Williams
Morris
Fred Warner
Clio
Memphis
Methodist Episcopal Church
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Cross
John* Carmichael
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Hart—Henry Borgers
Oceana’ County
W. C. Snyder
Gertrude Frey
Ceresco
Traverse City
Betty Griffin
Here
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Army
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Robert Aucoin
Holcomb Avenue
Arthur
Aucoin
Mt. Pleasant
American Enamel Co
Joe Huron
Hart
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Superintendent of Schools
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Cleo Curtis
Niles
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Roseville
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Dorothy
Mary Jane
Field
Harmon C
Wolf
Grand Haven
Phoebe Clark
Ottawa County
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Clark's Corners
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Charles H. Clark
Lansing
Comstock
Wilbert M. Brucker
Chicago Blvd
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Mary Arnell
William Proclare
Chicago
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J. P. Morgan, ‘and Company
J. P. Morgan
Morgan Partners
Morgan Bank
Ferdinand Pecora
New York City
Mr. Pecora
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