Soviet Attitude Shifts as Refugees Face Barriers
In Astrakhan Russia on November 22, reports say the Soviet regime has lightened its stance toward foreigners with Americans welcomed and passport checks rare. Refugees from famine regions struggle to move, while aid ships and rail transfers reroute grain and supplies to Don Kuban and Caspian ports. Food shortages persist as prices spike and public services falter amid a harsh winter outlook.
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Astrakhan
Russia
Georgia
Cppe
Don
Kuban
Perovsk
Baku
Deita
Astrashon
York
Freedom of Trade
Caspian
Volga
Neni
Almer Oa
Therq
Jap Prince May Be Regent in Secret Imperial Move
Reports suggest Crown Prince Hirobito may be named regent in Japan, wielding near full imperial authority. The empire’s health remains shrouded in mystery as officials weigh power and governance during the crisis.
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Hirobito
Allies defer reply to German reparations note
Berlin November 22 The allied reparations committee will not reply for the present to Dr. Wirth’s communication about Germany seeking foreign credit to meet January reparations payments. French members favor a sharp reply, but American Belgian British Italian members prefer leaving the letter unanswered.
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Berlin
Wirth
Germaps
Teis
Call Wage Conclaves In Union Negotiations
San Francisco November 28 the Southern Pacific called conferences of all railway employees to negotiate a revision of pay rates. Management proposals aim to reestablish wages in effect after the federal restraint period ended March 1, 1920. Authority for the statement came from J H Byer general manager. Fort Worth Texas November 22 native sentiment revived Monday by the Agricultural district Finance Corp from War Finance Corp officials in Washington that a $350,000 Texas cattleman loan has been approved and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas is authorized to forward the money.
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San Francisco
Southern Pacific
J. H. Byer
Manger
Texsa
Fort Worth
Tex
Ihe
Tiserdpete Finaner Corporation
War Finance Corporation
Wallington
Texas
Federal Reserve
St Dallas Ie
Her Old Skirt Dyed to Make Baby a Coat
An advertiser claims simple home dyeing instructions enable any woman to transform worn garments into new items such as baby coats and other fabric projects. It assures dyeing is easy for beginners, with guidance on fabrics like wool, silk, cotton, and linen, and promises no streaking or fading.
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Baby
Airplanes to replace ships in future wars, a bold forecast
Paris dispatch reports Pierre Etienne Planding and Louis Breguet predicting aircraft will dominate future warfare within ten years. Giant warcraft, weighing about 100 tons with 12 000 horsepower, could reach 200 miles per hour, cost up to 850 million francs in bulk, and render submarines ineffective. A showpiece ten ton Warman air exhibit demonstrates advances as the International Aviation Congress convenes with President Millerand in attendance.
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Hiram R. Nonergell
Chione Davy Conwright
Paris
Hughes
Pierre’ Etienne Planding
Brench
International Congress of Aviation
Baris
Eit
Louis Breguet
Association of Airplane Builders
Thor
Warman
Millerand
M. Brequiet
Algiers
Flight to Paris by jet age promises endless travel
In a discussion on future air travel, a speaker predicts transatlantic hops from New York to Paris at 130 miles per hour with luxurious sleeping quarters. He envisions planes waking around the world without stops, and others flying at 700 miles per hour at high altitudes or near the speed of sound. The claim notes revolutionary ideas while contrasting American and French progress, with two American delegates in Paris noting U.S. lead.
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New York
Paris
Ieyols
Congress
United States
Election Recalls Sanctioned by North Dakota Court
Five taxpayers petitioned the North Dakota audience court seeking to temporarily restrain the state canvassing board from proceeding with recall elections. The court denied the request citing insufficient valid signatures to trigger a recall and the attempted voiding of recent statewide offices including governor.
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Bistaaret
Audienc Court of
North Dakota
R. A. Nustor
Steinbjorn Johnson
Joseph A. Kitchit
Commissioney of Agriculture and Labor
Miners in Walsexburg Report Job Improvements
In Walsexburg Colorado on November 28 the Colorado Fuel and Tron Company announced improvement in the number of diggers in local mines, though coal output remained well below normal. Union leader Hobe ret Foster said the strike was progressing satisfactorily for the miners. Proclamations were to be pasted calling county residents to surrender their names.
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Walsexburg
Colo
Colorado Fuel and Tron Company
Nne
Hoberet. Foster
International Organi
Farm Loans Placed by War Finance Corp Totals
Advances for agricultural, livestock and export financing during the week ending November 1 totaled 14 339 726 dollars, issued by the War Finance Corporation. Three advances of 802 726 dollars funded export financing and 218 advances totaling 15 447 000 dollars supported agricultural and livestock loans distributed among 25 states in the South and West.
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Washington, D. C
War Finance Corporation
Mexicans Agog Over Fletcher Possible U S Post Departure
City of Mexico reports from Washington claim Henry C. Pletcher American under secretary of state may take another governmental post. Mexican papers note this could signal U S policy shifts toward recognition of Mexico. speculation intensifies after talks between Summerlin and Mexican Foreign Minister.
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City of
Mexico
Washington
Henry C. Pletcher
Mexico City
United States
T. Summerlin
Summerlin
Paul
Mer
Sumnevin
Nipister
el Democrata
Pletcher
Angl
Escelsior
Pal
Ate
Roberto
Pesquiera
de la Huarta
Fletcher
State Department
Pletaher
Peking Averts Crisis Through Provincial Remittances
The findnei threat to Beijing’s stability was staved off temporarily by provincial military governors sending 7,000,000 taels. The funds cover three months of police and soldier wages but do not fund civil administration, signaling the severity of the situation.
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Peking
Engineers Remove Office In Corpus Christi Texas
An official announcement states Tracy & Co Inc industrial engineers formerly based in San Antonio will relocate permanently to Corpus Christi with general offices established there. The notice signals organizational consolidation and regional expansion by the firm.
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Anngineers
Corpus. Christi
Tex
Mate Stascay
Tracy & Co., Inc., Industrial Engineers
San Antonio
World In
Corpus Christi
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