German Turmoil and Reichstag Watch
A chaotic week in Germany sees separatists proclaiming a Rhineland republic, battles in Crefeld leaving many dead, and a failed push toward Bavarian autonomy. Meanwhile Stresemann calls for constitutional talks as reparations talks loom, while U.S. and Britain discuss an international commission on Germany’s capacity to pay. In Oklahoma, Governor Walton faces impeachment on numerous charges as the legislature moves to trial. Ford clubs in Michigan push for a presidential bid, stirring Democratic worries about McAdoo and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hineland
Stresemann
Reichstag
Bavaria
Lee Deckers
Rhineland
Aix la Chapelle
Matthes
Dorten
Smeets
Deckers
Aix
Wies- Baden
Mayence
Talmburg
Lubeck
Reichswehr
Hamburg
Kiel
Germany
Gessier
von Lossow
von Kahr
Btreseemann
Gensler
Saxony
Garfin
Ermany
Reparations Commission
Poincare
Hughes
United States
Harvey
London
Lloyd George
Coolidge
France
Aving
Oklahoma Legielature
Walton
Senate
Trapp
State Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Henry Ford
Michigan Ford Clubs
Detroit
Ford
McAdoo
Pinchot Seen as Serious GOP Nominating Hope
The Pennsylvanian reports Governor Pinchot as the only serious Republican contender against President Coolidge for the nomination, with Hiram Johnson slipping in the Far West. It notes Pinchot urged stronger federal enforcement of prohibition, arguing federal power should bar liquor from known sources while state cooperation remains limited without active federal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epublican
Pinchot
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Far West
White House
Uprising in Zamboanga prompts Wood to inspect scene
OROS in Zamboanga clash leaves several Philippine constabulary dead as Governor General Wood arrives with troops. In Springfield, Mass a national council of Congregational Churches debates Sunday observance and church union plans. A Ruhr occupation resolution is tabled and a concordat plan is rejected. Congregational and Presbyterian union proposals proceed in parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamboanga
Philippine Constabulary
Wood
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Springfield
Mass
Lord's Day Alliance
H. L Bowlby
National Light
Ruhr
France
Ku Klux Klan
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee of Comity
Presbyterian Assembly
Episcopal
Congregational
Total Action
Presbytery and Congregational Union of
Cleveland
Federal coal commission urges tight regulation of production and distribution
A report by the Federal Coal Commission calls for strict government oversight of coal production and interstate distribution after shortages. It highlights alleged excessive wholesale profits from 1918 to 1922 while retailer margins were moderate and proposes federal laws to cap margins per ton from mine to consumer.
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Federal Coal Commission
Commission
Local Social Roundup From Crook Sterling and Pedroni
Clarence Beebe and others visit Crook and Sterling on various days through the week. Neighbors dig potatoes, haul rye, shuck corn, and shop in county seats. A misfortune in eye for Hickerson and a well attended dance close the week with prizes to Dick Sutter and P R Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Beebe
Crook
Walt King
John Scott
Sterling
Lavern Hilliard
Gladys Sutter
Elmer Henry
Ed Hickerson
Milo Moore
Dan Beebe
Hickerson
J. FF. McKelveyrs
Mary Molten
Gus
Dick Sutter
Proctor
A. P. Hilliard
Ray Sheffield
Burdette Sharp
Kert Hilliard
E. Adams
Baby
Pedroni
Gus Sutters
A. D. Hilliard
I. R. Bell
Ruth McCall
Sidney
John Hansen
Truman Louderback
Bernice Beebe
Denrado
P. R. Bell
Gus Sutter
Louie Kler
Ban Beebe
Perry Ballentine
Pavillion
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FE. Irena Arnold
New York
Salvation Army
New
New Jersey College For Women
Brunswick
Ludendorff
Munich
Gov. Walton
Edward W. Pickard
Bavarian Palatinate
Rhineland Commission
Col. C. F. Yorkes
Veteran Bureau
Senate Committee
Forbes
Standard Oil Company
Nebraska
Spring Canyon
Arthur McKelvey
Bonham Brothers CO. Inc
Modern Methods
B. W. Bonham
A. R. Lesueur
A. R. Lssueur
Nebr
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