France and United States discuss reparations at dinner
Washington April 4 Rene Viviani France's envoy extraordinary and U S senators and officials discussed reparations from Germany and possible U S support. Viviani denied seeking debt remission and stressed extending aid to France within an international framework. Ambassador Jusserand and others reviewed outcomes of London talks where Allied reparations demands were rejected by Germany.
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French official hints at U S role in future European affairs
French leaders discuss the possible American participation in European diplomacy as Bolshevik threats loom and trade talks with the Russian Soviet are considered. M Viviani and M Brages weigh the moral and political support the United States and allies might provide, amid calls for united action.
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Lumber Costs Remain High At Lumber Congress
Wilson Compton of Washington, head of the National Lumber Manufacturers Association, told the rd annual lumber congress delegates that production costs and transportation are major concerns. He noted the past year saw a sharp shift from inflation to low demand with many mills operating at a loss and few orders despite abundant cars. Forest conservation was cited as a national economy issue.
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Divorce mill alleged in New York involving Miller in fake divorces
Westchester County District Attorney Davis said complaints have come from people who paid for quick divorces under Herbert F. Miller through a so called divorce mill. Miller allegedly forged names of several Supreme Court justices to fraudulently decree divorces. The operation had no license to practice law in New York and is described as a nationwide problem with international links.
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German Note Discussed by Allies in Reparations Talks
Paris April 1. The Allied foreign office, delaying until after Easter to resume Germany's 1.9 billion Gen marks reparations due, reports a shift as reparations committee requests influence. Western officials say discussions are underway with the German side to set terms.
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Global reactions to postwar on Germany May 1 plan
Fragmentary report cites Allied views on the Versailles terms and the Rhine boundary plan. It notes likely delays in publication of impartial measures and mentions a 70,000,000 mark figure under Article 231. May 1 is set for the treaty provisions to take effect. various governments approve the Rhine line plan.
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Protection for American farm industries urged in tariff talks
Washington DT April 1 Secretary Wolcott urged protection of American farm industries on par with manufacturers and industry. He argued any tariff policy should add 10 to rates to cover extra freight charges, preventing a heavy burden on producers and avoiding shipments advantaging foreign competitors.
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Told Holstein Sale in Philadelphia Realizes High Prices
The three day Holstein sale in Philadelphia under the Breavsvod National Ad Car ye Exposition raised about $212,685, averaging over $10,000 per head. The top price was paid for a leading bull, though the exact name and final figures are obscured by the damaged text.
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