Treaty violations and troop recall dominate postwar review
American troops in the Rhineland are ordered home after mutual concessions ease near east tensions. Germany and France clash over Ruhr reparations while Russia and Bolshevik allies condemn moves. Near East peace talks advance toward a Turkish settlement with Mosul oil, population transfers, and Greek Patriarchate terms shaping the final accord. Senator Reed pushes recall of troops and withdrawal from European entanglements as Britain weighs a possible West Indies transfer.
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Lausanne
Mosul
Fingland
Turkey
Enator Reed
Missouri
Germany
Roland W. Boyden
Resparations Commission
Reed
United States
French West Indies
Europe
London
Islands
France Moves Into Ruhr to Enforce Reparations
Premier Poincare notifies Germany of intentions and the French advance guard enters Essen at 4:45 am. France dispatches engineers and functionaries to ensure Ruhr respect for Versailles, with full powers to compel information and access across occupied zones. Belgium trims troops, Britain objects, the United States disapproves, and Russia warns of further conflict.
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Rance
Ruhr
Germany
Belgium
Rhine
Traty
Great Britain
United States
Russia
Poland
France
Poincare
Essen
Britain to pay full debt to United States under new terms
Tuesday Baldwin and Montagu Co. Norman told American commissioners Britain intends to pay every penny of its debt. They presented facts for more liberal terms than Congress fixed, full payment in 25 years or not less than 444 percent interest. An approval is likely. The American commission will soon advise the President for Congress action. Harding says funding requires law changes to debt fundings commission. Such changes would ease terms.
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Tasedy Baldwin
Montagu Co. Norman
Britain
Great Britain
United States
Congress
Harding
Debt-Fundings Commission
White House
Eminent Chicago Rabbi EM G Hirsch Dies After 43 Years
The long serving Sinai congregation pastor in Chicago, EM G Hirsch, died after a career as a leading Jewish pulpit orator and civic reform figure. His influence touched national opinion and bridged communities. Constantine of Greece dies in exile Palermo Sicily after nine-year reign, affected by WWI attitudes and later abdication following Asia Minor defeat.
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EM G, Hirsch
Sinai
Chicago
America
Constantine
Greece
Palermo
Sicily
Alexander
Asia Minor
Birthday Dinner and Community Notices in Grand Prairie
On Wednesday January 3rd little Russell Lundgren marked his fifth birthday with a six o clock dinner for relatives and friends including the Holm Pierson and Johnson families and Will and Albert Johnson. The Willing Workers held their annual meeting at Mrs. Will Pieriechs home with luncheon by Mrs. Frerichs and daughter Florence. Upcoming meeting planned for January 25 at Mrs. Alva Wart. Various local visits, church arrangements, and socials are noted along with Alfred Jorgenson’s trip to Omaha as a Farmers Union delegate.
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Russell Lundgren
Frank Holm
Alec Pierson
BE. A. Johnson
Will and
Albert Johnson
Will Pieriechs
Jesse Schustr
Henry Leeber
Fred Winsheimer
Hart Home
Albert Frerichs
Song
Alva Hart
Mildred
Fred Windsheimer
Childs
John Bowen
Henry Beebe
California
EF. A. Johnson
J. C. Jorgenson
Alfred
Anna
Willie Sharman
Wlard
Will Frerichs
Frank Wolm
Alfred Jorgenson
Omaha
Farmers Union Convention
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Misen
Abdul Flamid
Sema
Malta
Stanley Baldwin
Rhineland
Near East
Rabbi Hirsch
Edward W. Pickard
Ermany
Ingvarmal
Hamburg
Chambers of Commerce
Frances
Gerlin
Chancelor Cano
Kert
Bavaria
Aving
Froange
Allen
Senate
Coblenz
Pershing
St. Mihiel
OVIET
Trotzky
England
Constantinople
Hellenic Peninsula
Thrace
Grand Prairie
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Sidney Hide
Thomas Lumber Co
A. R. Lessueur
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney
Nebr
Prices F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Sidney Motor Company
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