France Faces Debt Strain From Allies as Reparation Talks Drag
Paris dispatch reports French finances remain strained as reparations owed by Germany and other allies lag. Parcsiniler, ex-minister of Erecke, travels to the United States to argue for repayment clarity. He warns that rising debt service may force continued borrowing while German payments stay near nil. France faces heavy tax burdens, with high rates and complex calculations contrasting U.S. tax structures, as officials seek fairer sharing of burden among allies.
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Artesia Light
Paris
T.A. Parcsiniler
Ererce
United States
Prence
France
Frenne
Theo
Rosie
Germany
Parmentier
America
Tax comparisons draw lines between French and American systems
The text argues French taxpayers pay more than Americans at many income levels. It notes rates on 25 000 francs and 50 000 incomes, with higher percentages for stock income, and suggests French levy averages about three times American. It mentions limits around 13 to 83 percent and references a French debt figure and the American treasure.
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United States
France
Disbandment of National Hygiene Board Ends Four Year Effort
The interdepartmental social hygiene board, created to combat vice and promote public welfare, announced its disbandment as of today due to exhausted funds at fiscal year end. An attempt to secure six months of further appropriation failed when Congress adjourned for deficiency bills. Over its four-year existence the board reported periods of low social disease rates as its work proceeded.
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Social At
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Boas
Capital Printing Company stock sold in Austin sale
Announcement today by John M W Kirby of Houston reports the sale of the capital stock of Capital Printing Company publisher of the Austin American to W C Storey. Storer has been general manager and editor of the Statesman for six years. Also noted are unrelated details about a jeweler and Crockett address.
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Austin
Tex
John MW. Kirby
Houston
Capital Printing Company
Austin Arerman
Germany’s Republic Wavers as Royalists Rally in Mass Murders
A staged royalist rally coincides with a violent murder wave that has torn at Germany’s postwar republic. The piece describes mobs cheering Kaiser supporters in Potsdam, the royal family’s return to prominence, and calls to restore the monarchy amid political chaos and nationalist violence. The account centers on public celebration of the monarchy and the republic’s perceived weakness, with ongoing claims of imperial innocence and unity against the democratic government.
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Maxmilian Harden ‘Apprikbe
San Antonio
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Prvey Englant
Henry Wilson
Bus Runt
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Germany
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Keser
Potsdam
Orler
St- John
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Eah
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Reichstag
Republic
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Haien
Farum Continus
Solimnes
Gremany
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Freckle Remedy Ad Promises Fast Clear Skin
An advertisement touts a freckle remover claiming sun and wind trigger spots but a double strength formula offers rapid results. It markets Athine as a remedy from druggists, promises money back if not effective, and suggests minimal applications for a blemish free complexion.
Fragmented Political Rhetoric Amid Inflation of Fear
An incoherent passage argues for a special law to defend the republic while criticizing government inaction. It cites assassination, traitors, and a call to shoot supposed enemies as a remedy, warning that without reform the murder epidemic will persist and hinting at a turbulent national crisis.
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Republicas
Ger
Poersler
Germany
Mouit Marler Casy Postponed in Liberty probe
The case against Boyd, charged in connection with the death of Mrs. Shane, was postponed until Monday while officials decide on further examination of bearing and related evidence at Liberty. The proceedings involve Mansfield authorities and a postcane inquiry from Houston.
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Lmouston
Tex
Suly
Tex Dng
Tinsker Boyd
Wander
Mre
Derry
Shane
Shell shock story ties to missing brides and crime
The report centers on Fank W. Collins whose arrest tied to shell shock claims. He says the condition erased memory of three marriages and severalfor events in 1910 1919 era. He recounts past work in a theater, a 1920 divorce move, and travel to Mexico. authorities allege forged notes and disputes over relations.
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Toy
Fank W. Collins
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Chery
Collins
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Mexico
Wamselt
Weather note from Monston Texas on June rainfall
A garbled year summary from Monston Texas references June weather. It notes high temperatures around 60s and rainfall around six inches but the text is distorted. The fragment hints at typical June averages but lacks clear figures or dates.
Prohibition Enforcement Report From Texas Month
Federal prohibition enforcement in Texas during June yielded about $1,000 in fines plus $100,000 in other coffers. Texas and federal agents arrested 268 people for violations, with 667 gallons of moonshine seized and 127 gallons of alcohol, 62 gallons of wine, 98 gallons of mash, and 42,000 pounds of sugar recovered or seized.
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Austin
Tesaly
Texas
David St. Alpert
Spence Gmp
United Cittes
Thy
Gallina
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