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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

2

Genoa Deadlock Deepens as France Demands

Russia faces pressure at Genoa with threats to withdraw unless debts are restructured. France and Britain clash over recognition of the soviet government while Japan and others back Paris. Poincare vows Versailles enforcement. Lloyd George warns against Franco-British rift as talks stall amid warnings of a broader conflict.

Russia Genoa France Lloyd George Portugal M. Barthou Paris Japan Belgium Hungary Poland Serbia Rumania Czechoslovakia Great Britain Germany Moscow Wersailles Lord Northcliffe Reparations Commission Poincare

Genoa and Grant Memorial Dominant World News

British leader seeks peace and trade with Soviet Russia while France bears blame for Genoa failure. Keyes accused of German bankers’ influence. Wiedenfeld to Moscow and Krasatn to Berlin as German Russian ties resume. Grant’s 100th birthday honored nationwide as Harding visits Point Pleasant and the Grant memorial nears completion. China teeters toward civil war with Chang and Wu forces, mediators urged, provincial commissioners sent, allied ships deployed.

Lord George Europe Birkenhead England Soviet Russia France John Maynard Keyes Paris Berlin New York Tribune Genoa Germany Russia Bernhard Wiedenfeld Moscow Leonid Krasatn Tnless Hev Shih Chang China Chang Tso Lin Wu Pai-Fei Peking Chihli Chinese

Senate Finance Committee Advances McCumber Bill on Soldiers Bonus

Senator Watson warned passage would be futile due to a likely presidential veto after a Harding discussion. The finance committee began review of a McCumber plan pegged for a $100 million outlay next year versus the house estimate of $800 million. American Legion reps were polled and favored the house bill.

Watson House Harding Senate Finance Committee McCumber Treasury Department Representatives American Legion

Aftermath of coal field war trial opens in West Virginia

The 1921 coal field treason trial in Charles Town widens to 9 miners union officials led by Frank Keeney and Frank Mooney with 54 others charged. Separate trials ordered. Blizzard chosen as first defendant amid arrests and venue changes. Harding plans a wage dispute commission, eschewing federal control. Farm Bureau approves temporary merchant marine aid with conditions, amid rate wars with Lamport & Holt.

West Virginia Charles Town W. Va Frank Keeney Frank Mooney District 17 William Blizzard Logan American Farm Bureau Federation Harding High Seas Lamport & Holt Line Great Britain South America Lasker The Shipping Board Lamport & Holt

Professor W W Derrick Under Fire Over Tractor Use Fact

Agrimotor cites an attack on Prof W W Derrick of the University of Nebraska animal husbandry department over claims that 75 percent of tractors were not used to produce the 1921 crop. International Harvester data from 300 Nebraska tractor owners show 94.94 percent used tractors, 5.06 percent did not, challenging Derrick's figures.

W.W. Derrick Animal Husbandry” Department The Agricultural College Agrimotor Lsted Derrick Wayne Dinsmore Horse Association of America University of Nebraska International Harvester Co Nebraska A. C. Seyfarth Harvester Company

Farmers Give Up Tractors to Horses and Feed Costs

Derrick notes 75 percent did not use their tractors. Questionnaires show average acres 239.28, yearly repair expense 23.30, estimated tractor usage 89.1 years. Investigation by International Harvester Co. followed a Lincoln Nebraska Weekly State Journal report December 7 headlined Farmers Give Up Tractors Cheapness of Horses and Feed Causes Reversion.

Derrick Lao International Harvester Co State Journal’ of Lincoln Nebr

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