Naval Board Recommends Three Year Navy Expansion Plan
The general board of the navy proposes a three year program building 84 ships to match any world navy. The plan emphasizes combatant strength with limited auxiliaries and keeps construction within a single naval expansion philosophy.
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General Board of the Navy
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United States
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Ty Daniels
League of Nations
Association of Nations
General Board
Hward
Wey
Berlin Faces Clearing Change as Debt Payments Shift
Berlin reports ongoing negotiations between Germany and foreign powers to revise the Versailles clearing system. Germany seeks a new method to settle monthly debt balances, with talks limited and not yet concluded. The German clearing office has been instructed to notify foreign clearing offices that the former settlement form cannot occur at present.
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Berlin
Germany
Versailles
Great Britain
France
Senate approves agriculture bill reviving War Finance structure
Washington report notes the Senate passage of an agriculture committee backed measure reviving the War Finance Corporation to aid farmers. The plan envisions federal credit to support農economic reform and potential agricultural colonies, with initial costs offset by longer term gains in farm income.
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Washington, D.C
Dees
Senate
Agriculture Committee
War Finance Corporation
Mexico cuts government costs in Huerta provisional era
The government of Mexico reduced expenses by sixty million pesos in the first six months of the provisional administration under Adolfo de la Huerta. Representatives of the American Chamber of Commerce reported the figure at a recent conference with the ex-president, noting the funds will be added to the treasury.
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Mexico City
Mexic
Adalta de la Huerta
Temuerce
Ferry Service Delayed by Suspected Hazard
Dec. 14 Portsmouth delays on the Main to New Hampshire Susgene route as a boat and ferry crews halt operations after a threat attributed to Alice Howard. Port officials call in investigators to examine a clogged pipe and locate a large eel found in the food tank.
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New | Hampshire
Susgene
Portsmouth
Alice Uoward
Kittery
Truar Bie
Labor Cheap in Haiti Workers Earn Tiny Wages
The report details Haiti's low wages for day laborers with men earning around twenty cents and cooks around two dollars sixty per week, plus small daily feeding costs. It notes interior wage declines and that many laborers live in plain housing, with farm labor distributions of 25 to 80 cents per day implemented by the Valley Growers Association.
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Must
Reduca
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Valley Print Growers’ Association
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