Russia in Europe War Cuts and Ruhr Politics Continue
A united review notes ongoing European tensions as Lithuania and Poland clash over Vilna and Memel with Russia watching closely. France and Britain press rail and wartime controls in the Ruhr. In Washington, senate filibusters block a ship subsidy vote while farm bloc battles over rural credit and labor rules head to high court and Congress.
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Ithuania
Poland
Europe
Council of the
League of Nations
League
Council
Vilna
Kovno-Vilna
Lithuania
Russia
East Prussia
Memel
Tchitcherin
Moscow
France
Prussia
Germany
America
Senate
Reed
Caraway
Brookhart
Willams
Sterlin
Tut-Ankh- Amen
West Indies
Washington
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Bonar Law Defends Ruhr Policy In Parliament Vote
In a decisive division the House backed Bonar Law 305 to 190, rejecting a proposal to refer Ruhr reparations to the League of Nations. He argued intervention would ruin the entente and provoke French hostility, insisting action by experts and America’s participation was not feasible now.
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Bonar Law
Ruhr
Belgium
Italy
League
Lloyd George
France
Cologne
Dusseldorf
Treves
Metz
Payot
Germany
Theunis
Poincare
Rhineland
New York House Votes to Lessen Prohibition Law
The New York House passed 78 to 64 a resolution urging Congress to liberalize the Volstead Act, with the Senate backing it the next day. An amendment requires the governor to sign for it to take effect, a move Democrats criticized as making the governor a clerk, though Governor Smith was expected to comply.
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New York House of Representatives
Congress
Senate
Smith
Death of Heophel Delcasse and Mrs Logan A Civil War Widow
Heophile Delcasse, a premier French statesman who served as foreign minister from 1898 to 1909, died in Nice. He helped forge the entente cordiale with Britain and shaped early World War I alliances. Also dead is Mrs. John A. Logan in Washington at eighty six, widow of Civil War cavalry general, influenza claimed her.
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Heophile Delcasse
Nice
John A. Logan
Washington
Logan
Washington's Birthday Rallies Demand Action on Ruhr Invasion
In Chicago and New York crowds gathered on Washington's Birthday, urging France to withdraw from the Ruhr. The meetings, titled German American, featured Irish American speakers known for anti England sentiment and for historically pressing U S action in Ireland's interests.
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Ashington
Chicago
New York
France
Ruhr
England
Germany
America
Ireland
Prairie dog eradication efforts expand across western states
Biological Survey and Department of Agriculture report large scale poison campaigns to wipe out prairie dogs and ground squirrels. First treatments destroy 75 to 99 percent, with follow up fumigants. Notable success includes Cochise and Graham counties in Arizona clearing 120 by 10 to 90 miles. Estimate: grazing and forage improved, enabling more sheep and alfalfa cultivation. Also notes diverse exotic birds in national zoo consignments and other unusual arrivals.
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Biological Survey
United States
Department of Agriculture
Arizona
Cochise
Graham
Many Rare Birds Imported From Overseas for Exhibition
The Biological Survey of the United States Department of Agriculture reports a diverse year for imported birds from Europe Australia and South America. Rare species including several kagus from New Caledonia arrived in sizeable shipments and mark a notable expansion of specimens seen in the United States National Museum and Philadelphia collections.
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Europe
Australia
South America
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
New Caledonia
United States National Museum
Philadelphia
Advertising snippet for taxi and printing services
An old advertisement urges readers to call 161 for taxi service and promotes The Telegraph as a source of high quality printing services. It combines transportation on demand with printing offerings in a single local notice.
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Telegraph
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