France and Britain in Ruhr crisis and reparations plan
Long dispatch covers Britain's potential future intervention in the Ruhr, German French positions on reparations, and interallied debt issues. It notes Baldwin's cautious stance, Poincare's firm line, and a Berlin conference draft proposing reconstruction-based reparations, debt settlement, and security guarantees. Also mentions Russia's court case against church leaders and Armour Morris merger.
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House of Commons
Ruhr
Great Britain
Baldwin
Bonar Law
Germany
Rosenberg
France
Poincare
Ruh
England
Italy
Belgium
Berlin
Paris
United States
Rising Sugar Prices Spur Probes and International Tensions
A review notes rising sugar costs prompt investigations, while early British intervention in the Ruhr and Russia’s condemnation of Catholic prelates dominate global tension. The piece highlights communist activity in the U S including calls for a legal party while an underground wing remains active under International guidance.
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Ruhr
Russia
Harding Faces Two-Year Task, Not Personal Politics
Resident Harding, visiting St Augustine, questions Attorney General Daughertys claim of easy renomination. The President contemplates the remaining two years, seeking to resolve administration issues with minimal focus on his own 1921 fate. Daugherty and Weeks both say opposition within the party is unlikely, save possibly Senator La Follette from radical wing.
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Republican Party
National Republican
Republican National Committee
Washington
Hat Jook
Harding
St. Augustine
Daugherty
War Weeks
Senator la Follette
Death of Senator Nicholson prompts Senate power shift
The Colorado senator's death forces a vacancy with Democrats poised to gain a deciding bloc in the Senate. President Harding orders inquiry into sugar price rises tied to tariff policy, while Wilson and McAdoo push names for the seat. Sweet delays filling the vacancy as political maneuvering unfolds.
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Nicholson
Colorado
Senate
la Follette
Woodrow Wilson
Sweet
Huston Thompson
Federal Trade Commission
William G. McAdoo
Hns
Morrison Shaffroth
Denver
Department of Justice
People's Legislative Service
Harding
Federal ‘Tariff”Commission
Making Work a Pleasure in the Health Builder
Editorial urges workers to find fulfillment by studying their industry, imagining the production flow, and tracking progress. By reading auto journals and following inventions, workers should seek the good of mankind served by their work. Selflove fades as service to others grows central.
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House of Health
Samo
Cork
The
Health Builder
Walking as an Art in a World of Paid Exercise
The piece argues that free daily walking by old time standards provides better health than costly courses. It emphasizes a natural, enjoyable gait, proper clothing and footwear, and a positive mindset as the most effective exercise, rivaling any paid program.
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Lygela
New Mexico Builds A Western Art Museum For Visitors
The piece notes New Mexico moves to attract artists by showcasing romance in America. In Santa Fe the capital, a striking new gallery aims to welcome visiting artists and boost regional prestige beyond European scenery.
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Europe
America
New Mexico
Santa Fe
American Art Exhibition in Santa Fe Chooses Southwest Subjects
The shown works depict American life and the great southwest. Aiding artists with studies, the museum offers receptions in its rooms while over forty artists, many renowned, gather for summers in Santa Fe. An August morning reveals blue skies, mountain air, and horse riding Indians, with Spanish colonial church ruins nearby.
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Great Southwest
Art Museum
Southwest
Santa Fea
Telegraph Printing Ad Promises Quality Work
In need of good quality printing, readers are urged to visit The Telegraph for reliable service and standout results. The notice emphasizes strong printing standards and dependable turnaround for local customers.
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Telegraph
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