Passive Resistance by Germany Drives Ruhr Crisis
The French and German clashes over Ruhr coal continue as Paris expands occupation to the entire valley and seizes mined coal while threatening court martial. German workers, largely communists, show apathy, blaming industrial magnates for reparations burden.
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Ruhr
Berlin
French Economic Commission
Lippe River
Hamm
Unna
Witten
Dusseldorf
Bochum
Muenster
Reichswehr
France
Rhine
Germany
Upper Silesia
Chancellor Cuno Presses Reparations Stand
Chancellor Cuno and his government vow no retreat from their stance as allied reparations proposals rejected in Paris are declared to mark Germany's limit of capacity. The position shapes ongoing crisis talks and international responses.
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Hancellor Cuno
Allied Commission
Paris
Germany
Urkey
Europe
Kemal
Constantinople
Chanak
Lausanne
Memel Crisis Plays Out With Will Of Inhabitants Besieged
Dispatches report Memel tension as Britain and the United States clash over control. An American, Anthony Ivas of Boston, claims he financed an insurrection and supports English Italian trusteeship until a plebiscite. In Germany, debt talks pause as reparations and Ruhr withdrawal threaten stability. Bavarian Fascists tally 200000 armed supporters reviewed by Hitler.
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Council of Ambassadors
Memel
Anthony Ivas
Boston
Lithuania
Poland
Obregon
Mexico
Mgr
Filippi
Silao
Guanajuato
F41
App
United States
Filippa
Mexico City
Labor and Prohibition Clash Mark Third Anniversary
Gompers and the Brewery Workers push for light wine and beer under Volstead reform while Congress faces charges about liquor drinkers. Obregon acts against foreign clergy, expelling Mgr Filippi. Notable deaths include Judge William Moore, heir to a $30 million estate, and film star Wallace Reid.
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Gampel Gompers
Brewery Workers’ Union
Mr. Gompers
America
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
Congress
Washington
Hill
Maryland
House
Silver
New Jersey
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
William H. Moore
Wallace Reid
Premier Mussolini plans continental bloc to ease European tension
Premier Mussolini proposes a continental economic bloc with England to secure peace, while reparations mandates push Germany for new defaults on coal cattle and deliveries. Meantime Russia and Turkey shift forces amid European power plays as Memel unrest sparks allied intervention and contested claims by Lithuania, France and Germany.
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Mussolini
Italy
France
Germany
England
Europe
Roland W. Boyden
Russia
Berlin
Poland
White Dove Valley News Roundup at Local Gatherings
Crowded out last week residents visit Sidney for trading and bargains while others host family visits. Whooping cough sweeps area as children fall ill. Local socials include a Friday literary with a debate on raising a girl versus a boy and a upcoming mock trial. Sunday school organized at White Cove schoolhouse with weekly meetings at two.
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Roy McDonnell
J. E. McDonnell
Sidney
J. FE
Raymond Pope
Proctor
Frank Londy
McDonnell
Miss Dobbs
Harry Reeves
Red Lion
Mr. Bivens
Mr. Loudy
Ross Brossard
Carl Brauer
John McDonnell
Loudy
Carl Bivens
English
Gross
Paul Dobbs
White Cove School
Smitt
Yuma
Colorado
The
American Sunday School Union
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George Gould, Jr
Gould
Riviera
Papal
Edward W. Pickard
French West Indies
Harding
London
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Bavaria
Prince Ruprecht Ag
Adolph Hittler
National Socialists
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
East Prussia
Central
White Dove Valley
Crook
Kratz Abstract Company
Stuht-Hink Bldg
Sidney Hide
Thomas Lumber Co
A. R. Lesueur
Nebr
Superior
Chevrolet
Prices F. A. B. Flint
Mich
Sidney Motor Company
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