World Court Vote Debated Amid Tax Bill Delays
Edward W. Pickard reports heated Senate clashes over World Court resolution, cloture threats, and fiscal impacts. Senate finance committee estimates show revenue losses under the finance plan vs the house bill, with debates on estate taxes, cigar taxes, and a sinking fund. President Coolidge aims to push domestic and foreign policy through while naval and Mitchell cases draw attention.
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Edward W. Pickard
Enator Smoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Treaswry Department
Treasury
Finance Committee
Mance Committee
House
Senate Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Blease
South Carolina
Hiram Johnson
California
Jim Reed
Missouri
Dawes
Reed
Copeland
Lenroot
Curtis
Farm Relief Proposals Highlighted in House Ag Committee
The house agriculture committee debated two farmer relief ideas. One backs an export bounty by C Reinold Noyes of St Paul, the other an export financing corporation championed by Carl Vrooman of Illinois. Both plans previously passed in 1921 and were killed in conference. The Vrooman plan would create a farmers export financing corporation with an initial capital of 200 million dollars and authority to issue 800 million dollars in debentures, funded by the government and later reimbursed.
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House Committee On Agriculture
C. Reinold Noyes
St. Paul
Carl Vrooman
Ilinois
Thut
France’s Berenger Presents Credentials and Debt Talks
President Coolidge hears France’s new ambassador state Paris will settle debts for defense promptly as possible. Coolidge hopes for fair adjustment soon. House ratifies debt settlements with Italy, Belgium, Latvia, Estonia, and Czechoslovakia and approves $50 000 for American delegates to the disarmament conference. Germany names Count von Bernstorff to attend. One negative vote noted.
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Coolidge
M. Berenger
France
Italy
Belgium
Latvia
Esthenia
Csechoslovakia
House
Germany
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
Mexico defends new land and oil laws amid U S protest
Foreign Minister Saenz says Mexico’s laws are not retroactive or confiscatory and protect rights already held by foreigners who declare intent to become Mexican. Kellogg rebuts, asserting the measures affect property rights of American citizens under prior laws. Prohibition agents in New York seize over ten thousand liquor bottles from eleven foreign owned liners including the Adriatic and Franconia. Writs for destruction issued.
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Fyoder Luther
Germany
von Hindenburg
Stresemann
Luther
Peter Reinhold
United States
Saenz
Kellogg
Senor Saenz
Mexico
New York
Franconia
Premier Bethlen Seeks Middle Course Amid Forgery Plot Turmoil
Dremier Bethlen of Hungary aims to hold a centrist line as the nation faces a 30 billion French franc forgery scandal. A 25 member parliamentary commission is to probe the plot, with Fascists expecting to block the inquiry. Bethlen warns counterfeiters acted patriotically but government must oppose such aims.
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Dremier
Bethlen
Hungary
Heblen
Damascus Bombardment Reports Famine Conditions Intensify
Old Damascus faced renewed bombardment by French forces and shelling destroyed much of the Shagour quarter amid claims inhabitants aided rebels. The population is reported to be reduced to near famine conditions.
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Damascus
Weden and Denmark sign unlimited arbitration treaty
Weden and Denmark have signed an unlimited arbitration pact banning war and covering all questions including national honor and vital interests. A similar Sweden Norway treaty is already in effect.
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Weden
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Russian Chinese Eastern railway clash sparks crisis
Russian officials in Toklo warned of sending an army into Manchuria if China does not free imprisoned railway staff and release seized trains. China held responsible for losses and demanded compensation as foreign consuls in Harbin protested the train seizures obstructing the malls.
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Ussian
Chinese Eastern Railway
Toklo
China
Russia
Manchuria
Harbin
Pritchett to Study Soviet and Muslim Cooperation in Egypt
Dr Henry B Pritchett is to investigate alleged Soviet and Mohammedan cooperation arousing national and international discord. He has been sent to Egypt and the Near East by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace to study educational social and political movements and advise trustees on policies to improve conditions.
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Soviet Russia
Henry 8. Pritchett
Egypt
Near East
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Pritchett Alan
Chamorro Becomes Nicaragua Leader After ARLUS Solarzano Reign
Gen Emiliano Chamorro assumes the Nicaraguan presidency as ARLUS Solarzano retires. The United States does not recognize Chamorro’s government, citing its constitutional invalidity and seizure by force.
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Arlus Solarzano
Nicaragua
Emiliano Chamorro
United State
Woman's Extension Foods Project Opens with Leaders Meet
Miss Florence Atwood state foods extension agent from Lincoln led a planning session with eleven county women's clubs to map February March and April meetings and a May or June achievement day. Leaders from Sid ney Gurley Bronson Loren zo Jolly Neighbors and O D O clubs plus Sunshine and M E Ladies Aid gathered to outline monthly lessons and a new Nebraska music project for families.
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Foods
Florence Atwood
Agricultural College At
Lincoln
Miss Atwood
Carl Schmidt
North Sidney Club
C. B. Kinton
Otis Dimick
Sidney
Henry Yowell
Earl Hiett
Palmer Thurston
Bronson
J. A. Conelly
Bronson Helping Hand
Aaron Boyes
Florence McAdam
Potter Womans Club
R. O. Bond
Sunshine Club
Nebraska Music Project
Nebraska
Fannie K. Buchanan
Victor Talking Machine Company
Sidney and
Gurley
Prairie Dog Destruction Boosts Forage Output in Arizona
The prairie dog and rodent poisoning campaign in northern Arizona cleared about 3 million animals, boosting area forage production by over 76,000 tons. Valued at Seaton dollars, the extra forage would be $38,000. clearing cost under 4 cents per acre. One wool grower added 6,000 sheep to the range. another exterminated prairie dogs on 50,000 acres at about 1 cent per acre. Alfalfa yields on Prescott farms project rose by more than a third.
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Arizona
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agricculture
State Agricultural Extension Service
Seaton
Prescott Farms
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Dwight Bolton
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Jolly Neighbors Club
Wm. Gorman
Paul Ingwerson
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