Agreement on Britain's wartime debt funding plan
The American debt funding commission reached a virtual accord with Sir Auckland Geddes on funding Great Britain's war debt. Details remain to be settled, likely at a forthcoming meeting. The aim is to present proposals to Congress to enact Britain terms and finalize the funding act.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commission
Auckland Geddes
Great Britain
United States
Commission
Congress
Miners Threaten to Strike and Ruhr Coal Cutoff
Paris reports France and Belgium will tighten control of the Ruhr and cut off coal and coke shipments to unoccupied Germany. Ambassadors in Berlin announced the move as a non ultimatum citing Germany’s treaty breaches. Germany owes half a billion gold marks under reparations and faces a delayed payment. Sanr valley miners threaten a February 5 strike unless wages are doubled.
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Paris
Fance
Belgium
Ruhr
Germany
Berlin
Sanr
Institute Plan for Packers Washington
An Institute of American Meat Packers announced by Chicago based Thomas E. Wilson outlines a national institution linking education research and trade facilities for the meat packing industry, touted as a core mission to advance America's largest manufacturing sector.
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Washington
America
Institute of American Meat Packers
Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Britain to settle debts with United States after war
Montreal reports Sir Robert Horne former British exchequer chancellor says Britain will pay debts to the United States in full but seeks a bargain less exacting than wartime arrangements. He frames the position as postwar financial settlement and maintains a demand for favorable terms.
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Montreal
Great Britain
United States
Robert Horne
Polish assassin executed in Warsaw after President Naruto wicz murder
Niewadomski, the artist who killed Poland's president on December 16, was executed in Warsaw on Friday. In Washington, livestock on farms and ranges valued at 5.113 billion dollars as of January 1, up from 4.799 billion a year earlier.
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Warsaw
Niewadomski
Narutowicz
Poland
Washington
Date Set for Dairy Congress in Washington
Washington hosts the World's Dairy Congress from October 2 to 5 with an invitation from President Harding for all nations to send representatives. H. E. Van Norman, president of the World's Dairy Congress Association, announced the dates.
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Dairy Congress
Washington
Harding
H. E. van Norman
Dairy Congress Association
Nationalist Assembly Rejects War Move
Constantinople reports the nationalist assembly ended hours of stormy debate and secret sittings by voting against war. The unexpected decision marks a shift in policy amid regional tensions and political factions.
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Constantinople
Nationalist Assembly
Automobile dealers pay more for used cars in New England
The average New England used car dealer pays about twice as much for a vehicle and recoups roughly double the sale price when reselling it, according to C. A. Vane of the National Automobile Dealers' Association at the Used Car Forum during the sixth annual convention in Chicago.
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Chicago
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
C. A. Vane
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Wellesley College and the Smoke Debate
The New York Times critiques Wellesley College for allowing late hour student car rides without chaperones and contrasts it with two freshwomen who resigned after smoking under house mother scrutiny. The piece argues colleges drift with modern trends and that moral education is shaping selective student bodies.
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Wellesley College
Linits
Wellesley
Joan of Arc
New York Times
Bake Sale at Central Meat Market by Altar Society
The Ladies of the Altar Society plan a bake sale at Central Meat Market at two o clock on February 10th. Committees include Miss Muensterman Mrs John O Neal Mrs Ed Crowley Miss Maggie Peetz and Dr M E Pettibone dentist. Office over The Larsen Music Store phone 419. Subscribe for The Telegraph.
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Ladies of the Altar Society
Central Meat Market
Muensterman
John O’neal
Ed Crowley
Maggie Peetz
M. E. Pettibone
Larsen Music Store
Phond
National Forest Roads Need Massive Development
The Forest Service reports a comprehensive study of national forest road needs. It estimates 13,560 miles of roads and 387,114 miles of trails must be built at about 64.7 million dollars, plus 107.7 million dollars for forest highways. If current funding continues, completing the system could take 20 to 60 years.
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National Forests
Forest Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy
In the United States District Court for the District of Nebraska North Platte Division Case No 171 In Bankruptcy Voluntary Petition In the matter of Lawrence Schell peper bankrupt To the creditors of Lawrence Schell peper Cheyenne County Nebraska notice is given that on February 3 1923 the said Lawrence Schellpeper was adjudged bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held February 17 1923 at 10 o clock a m at the office of W W Hoagland North Platte Lincoln County Nebraska creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business
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United States District Court For
District of Nebraska
North Platte
Lawrence Schellpeper
Cheyenne
W. W. Hoagland
Lincoln County
Nebraska
Walter W. Hoagland
District of
Notice of Discharge of Bankruptcy Case 144 in North Platte
Judge orders Earl N. Johnson to file opposition by March 12 1923 in North Platte Nebraska to claim creditors and others interested in discharge from bankruptcy. Oppositions must include grounds within ten days. Court official Walter V Hoagland signs the notice.
Foresting a Desert film shows Nebraska sandhills forest project
A US Department of Agriculture motion picture portrays converting 200000 acres in western Nebraska’s sandhill region into a national forest. It traces pioneer sod homes to modern prairie ranching, features fire-fighting to save new timber reserves, and Na nursery methods growing millions of pines at 75000 trees daily. The one reel film will be distributed free briefly or sold at print cost.
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Nebraska
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Service
Uncle Sam
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Institute Plan For Packers
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Selle
Wellesly
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North Plate
Walter V. Hoagland
Aundry
Sidney
Sandhills
E. B. Young, Prop
Hahler Garage
Western
Nebr
Detroit
the McDonald Motor Sales Company
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