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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1923
Page
2
In Lausanne talks Britain and France press for a settlement with Turkey while Italy backs compromise. Ambassadors warn Turkey over Mosul and Greeks over Thrace. The League considers extending naval pacts and curbing armaments while Britain accepts U S debt funding terms. Congress faces passage.
French forces maintain occupation in the Ruhr Rhineland and Saar as Germany resists, blocking coal shipments and seizing German officials. Production declines, shortages grow, and foreign workers are shipped in while France and Belgium seek renewed measures and a coordinated policy to enforce postwar terms.
Senator Borah renewed his proposal for an international conference on world economics and warned the administration drifts toward another European war. He foresaw a French Ruhr invasion triggering a Germany Russia and Turkey alliance and a broader European conflict in which the United States would be drawn in. He urged the US to lead the talks and let Europeans enforce their agreements, citing the Algeciras precedent of 1900.
Representative Porter of Pennsylvania, chair of the house foreign affairs committee, has introduced a resolution urging President Harding to push for a world wide limit on narcotics and habit forming drugs. The president would decide on calling an international conference and report results to Congress within six months.
The Vatican and world powers hopeful an arbitration by PereeNs Harding ends the Tacna Arica enmity between Peru and Chile. Also noted are Haynes report on Prohibition support on the Pacific coast and Southwest, Juarez cooperation to curb liquor and drug smuggling, plus railway signalmen restoring eight hour day with overtime pay and a general wage increase refused.
The Weather Bureau reports a 12 month study measuring direct sunlight and diffuse skylight to aid illumination engineers. Charts map wall illumination for eight compass directions at latitude 42 north across all hours and days with clear or clouded skies. Results show up to 50 percent variation due to haze dust and clouds, guiding lighting in schools offices and plants.
Detroit News notes that Scandinavia historically covers Norway Sweden Denmark Iceland and parts of Finland. It warns against casual use of the term Scandinavian except when referring to the group of nations, urging precise language for the region.
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ordered railroads to resume issuing interchangeable mileage books at a 20 percent reduction from regular passenger rates.
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