France Opposed to New German Reparations Offer
Paris reports France rejects the latest German reparations proposal as inadequate. Briand seeks British approval for a quick advance into Germany while French officials insist on no compromise from the original demand of 226 billion marks plus an export tax.
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Web Miller
Paris
France
Jusserand
Washington
NCH
Italy
America
Great Britain
Briand
London
Germany
Rene Viviant
Vivian
Germany awaits reply as Von Simons resigns
Berlin reports Foreign Minister Von Simons offered his resignation amid attacks over the new German reparations proposal. The note drew immediate criticism in the Reichstag as Germany faces a 42 year debt, while Simons defended the move and warned against treason charges over leaks about Vatican negotiations.
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Carig D. Groat
Berlin
von Simons
Germany
Reichstag
Briand
Els
Vatican
U S May Request France to Delay Occupation of Ruhr
Washington reports the United States may ask France to delay its planned Ruhr occupation if Italy and Great Britain refuse to back France’s rejection of the latest German reparations proposal. A new effort to reach agreement would be pursued before any move by France.
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A. L. Bradford
Washington
United States
France
Ruhr
Italy
Great Britain
State Department
Britain Considers Germany Is Vague
The British foreign office asked Berlin to clarify vague reparations clauses. If acceptable explanations are received, the new proposals will be considered this week by the supreme council for careful review.
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Berlin
Supreme Council
Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Claim Spreads in Health Note
A health bulletin recommends Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentler on hair than common soaps and shampoos. It asserts the greaseless formula prevents scalp drying, leaves hair silky and easy to manage, and rinses clean. Availability noted at drug stores.
Postgirl Buddy Walton Seeks Airmail Pilot Job
Miss Buddy Walton writes officials in Washington seeking an airmail pilot position after serving with the Orpheum circuit. She says she heard nothing since the adjutant general forwarded her application and asserts that French experience should not bar her, noting women can fly as well as men.
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Beulah
Buddy Walton
Washington
Air Mall Service
France
Germany
Buddy” Walton
Orpheum
Moore Theatre
New Washington
Adjutant General
Postal Department
Paria
America
Black Hand's Days Are Over
Detroit reports that a new secret brotherhood has formed with members from rival groups. Members are seen dining and playing cards together and have pledged to keep peace and stop writing extortion letters. Officials note the shift marks an end to traditional Black Hand activity in the city.
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Detroit
Foreign office views note on settlement as basis for talks
A foreign office official said the offer brings a settlement closer and provides a basis for discussion though the property must be altered before acceptance by the allies. The note was seen as clumsily prepared and Bertin was asked to explain funding for the debt and Germany’s demand to drop penalties and guarantees.
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Foreign Office
United Press
Bertin
Vienna Palace Turned Public Building With 1500 Rooms
The palace at Vienna has been converted into a public building and now comprises about 1,500 rooms.
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Vienna
Varsity Candidates Vie in Associated Students Election
Varsity students vote for officers on the board of control of the Associated Students of the University of Washington. The campaign lists Robert Macfarlane and Herbert Hunsaker as presidential candidates. The election is set for Wednesday on the campus.
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Board of Control
Associated Students of the
University of Washington
Robert Macfarlane
Herbert Hunsaker
Three Initiates Enter Elema Delta Chi at UW Daily
Pearce Davies Harold Marquis and Chapin Collins joined Elema Delta Chi honorary journalism fraternity at the University of Washington Daily in an immaculate evening ceremony Tuesday.
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Elothea
Elema Delta Chi
University of Washington
Pearce Davies
Harold Marquis
Chapin Collins
Diamond Studded Sword Is Stolen
A burglar, crawling down a dumb waiter shaft, stole a diamond studded sword along with a brooch set with two rubies a pair of cuff links a chain and locket from R A Pierces Broad way Apartments at Terry and Jefferson Tuesday night. Another jewelry theft reported by M Harty 4109 Aurora Ave involved trespassers entering with a passkey and stealing three rings valued at over 300 dollars Tuesday night.
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R. A. Pierce
Broadway
Terry Ave
Jefferson At
M. Harty
Aurora Ave
U S Employees Cannot Dodge Washington Poll Tax
Government workers including soldiers and minors residing in Washington must pay the poll tax if they are residents property holders or registered voters. Officials living elsewhere are exempt. The opinion was issued by District Attorney Saunders at J H Harper's request.
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State of Washington
Saunders
J. H. Harper
Army
Seattle
No professional fire departments in Chia
A concise note reports that Chia lacks any professional fire departments. This condition implies reliance on volunteer units or nearby towns for firefighting, impacting emergency responses and municipal service planning.
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Chia
Today in Congress Speaker to discuss treatment of service men
Senate plans a discussion on how 1 service members are treated while committees advance emergency tariff measures in the executive session to consider amendments to valuation clauses. The agricultural committee continues hearings on a Capper-Timber proposal deemed an anti grain gambling bill and the Ways and Means panel pursues schedules for wartime tariff legislation.
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Waleh
Mara
Viesece
Municipal league favors delaying Moonevelt high school
After a failed de vote on building type, the Municipal league backed postponing the Moonevelt high school project for at least a year. Speakers urged retrenchment, arguing the plans featured extravagance and waste, and while not opposing expansion, called this case for caution.
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Beant
Municipal League
Moonevelt High School
Auto Skids and Wrecks After Pole Collision
A vehicle skidded into a telephone pole at 12th Ave N and Brooklyn Ave on Wednesday morning. The car owned by Jack Tadebaugh suffered severe damage. passenger Phelix Gola of Lake City sustained knee and head cuts.
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12Th Ave
N. KE
Brooklyn Ave
Jack Tadebaugh
N. 85Th Et
Hothell Road
Phelix Gola
Lake City
City Probes Look to Reduce High Garbage Costs
Two city committees, the board of public works subcommittee and the council finance committee, investigate how to cut garbage collection costs. Current estimates near 500000 dollars total, about 1.50 dollars per person, with findings to be sent to the mayor and city council soon.
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City Hall
Board of Public Works
Council Finance Committee
Realtors Relieved of Fraud Charges
Real estate agents John Fireberg and Erwin Young were cleared of conspiracy to defraud land seller John Sletterdahl after Justice of the Peace C C Dalton ruled the evidence insufficient. The decision came Tuesday in Granite Falla.
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John Fireberg
Erwin Young
John Sletterdahl
Granite Falla
Sletterdahl
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Dalton
Man must follow college ideals says Dartmouth dean
Dr Craven Laycock dean of the Dartmouth college academic faculty told the College club on Tuesday that the college man must live up to the ideals inculcated at his alma mater.
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Craven Laycock
Dartmouth College
College Club
American Flier Escapes Russian Prison Camp
Captain Merion Cooper of Jacksonville Florida, a Kosciuszko squadron pilot, was released after nine months in a Moscow camp. He reached Poland by hiding in brush by day and riding freight trains at night, reporting guarded bridgeheads on the route. China had compulsory education long before the Christian era.
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Merion
Cooper
Jacksonville
Fla
Kosciusko Squadron
Moscow
Tle
Poland
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