France Germany Ruhr crisis echoes past Franco Prussian war
The article reviews a joint Paris Bonn statement denying Imperialist aims in the Ruhr crisis. It notes the murder of two French officials near Buer on March 10 and calls for harsh reprisals while warning of a potential Franc tireur movement. It compares events to 1871 and predicts British support to restrain France and protect Ruhr.
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Premiers Poincare and Theunis deny imperial aims after murders
The joint French Belgian statement, issued within two days of the double deaths near Buér, asserts no imperial drive to seize further territory beyond Versailles. It pledges withdrawal of allied troops from the occupied zone as indemnities are paid, aiming to cool international reaction.
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German Industry in Pawn for International Loan Plan
An article notes a German capitalist movement seeking to place all German industry as collateral for a foreign loan to cover part of the indemnity. Reports claim a ten billion dollar gold offer to a French envoy, implying potential French withdrawal from the Ruhr with guarantees. British policy is described as siding with the weaker power, yet memories of German aggression linger.
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BE IRISH QUESTION PUSHES FOR EXECUTIONS CONTINUE
Seven insurgents were shot to death in one day and four more the next as the government uses firing squads to counter Dail Eireann assassinations and property destruction. The scale of executions reaches sixty four in recent months and the dispute involves indemnities for victims. Canada blocks entry of an Irish representative from New York, signaling imperial opposition to the revolutionaries.
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Lenin and Trotzky near death provoke global speculation
Former ambassador Charles R. Crane reports Lenin and Trotzky near death and a global debate about Russia's future. Lenin leaves no heirs and a Soviet power shift raises questions about Bolshevik influence, while Trotzky's illness is described as slight by some observers this month.
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Dr George Francis Lydston Dies Noted Transplant Pioneer
The California based physician Dr George Francis Lydston died leaving a legacy as a radical medical thinker. He pioneered gland transplantation experiments including self experiments and claimed temporary anti aging effects lasting six months. He also performed sterilization of a criminal in Michigan and wrote widely across medical and action subjects.
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Four Thousand Years After Tutankh Amen
The piece argues that four thousand years is a short span in human history and urges readers to stop elevating ancient rulers while recognizing ongoing human suffering caused by greed and war. It cites the Prince of Wales visiting disfigured soldiers and urges reflection on modern conflicts and the forces behind them.
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Boy Loses Leg After Fall Injuries
Fred Blood an 11 year old boy from the west part of town was taken to a local hospital today for amputation of his right leg. He was injured weeks earlier while playing when he fell and hurt his knee.
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