Germany Crisis Deepens as Bavarians March on Berlin
Edward W. Pickard reports a turbulent German scene with monarchists and republicans clashing amid Bavarian forces marching on Berlin. Reichswehr support is uncertain, Stresemann proclaims resistance, and Paris and Washington weigh responses to reparations and allied control while Italia and Britain react to postwar tensions. The piece surveys political maneuvering, potential French actions, and shifts in European diplomacy.
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Germany
Adolph Hittler
Berlin
Reichnwehr
Hamburg
Ebert
Stresemann
Hittler
000 Armes Meen
Munnich
Bavaria
von Knilling
Schweyer
Saxony
Reichswehr
General von Seeckt
Esrata
Bert
General von Beeckt
von Vludesdorff
France
Poincare
Oaly
Gerlin
Allied Council of Ambassadors
Frederick William
Wieringen
Ruhr
Republicans and Democrats Both Claim Election Advantage
In last Tuesday’s elections Republicans say they gained ground recapturing New York’s Twenty fourth district with Benjamin Fairchild and winning Vermont with Porter Dale as U S senator. Democrats claim wins tallying three governors Ritchie in Maryland Fields in Kentucky and Whitefields.
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Mississippi
Tammany
New York City
William Randolph Hearst
Senate
House
Farmer-Laborite
Dale
Maryland
Kentucky
Dvantage
Twenty Fourth
New York
Benjamin Fairchild
Vermont
Porter Dale
United States
Ritchie
Fields
Whitefields
Wheat as a Feed Offers Mixed Gains for Hog Diets
Government data show high grade wheat and corn have similar feeding value when ground, with wheat costing about a dollar per bushel at a corn price around 93 cents. Grinding costs 5 to 10 cents per bushel, so a balanced ration including ground wheat along with oats or barley can boost hog gains, though whole wheat is not economical.
Emery Paper Sand From Garnets Crushed In Bulk
Hundreds of tons of garnets are crushed annually to produce a special sand used for emery paper. The process yields abrasive material widely employed in finishing and grinding tasks.
Heming Ford Bank Closed by Federal Examiner
The First National Bank of Hemingford failed to open last Monday as the federal examiner took charge pending a receiver. With 45000 capital and surplus and 204000 in deposits, loans and other assets totaled about 275000. Depositors may recover 60 to 80 cents on the dollar if affairs are properly handled. president James Potsmesil, vice president J P Penson, and cashier C F Walls headed the institution. High interest paid for eastern money contributed to the crash, including 100000 at 7 percent loaned out slowly. Directors ended efforts to salvage the bank and allowed the examiner to close it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Finance Corporation
First National Bank of
Hemingford
Federal Examiner
First National
James Potsmesil
J. P. Penson
C. F. Walls
Examiner
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WEW
Edward W. Pickard
Great Britain
Pey
M. Poinc
America
Jusserand
Juxhes Severa
Severa
Fran Por
Hughes
Committee of Experts
London Dispatches
Belgium
Italy
England
Herrick
Navarin Farm
Gouraud
Europe
Washington
Paris
Lozdon
Overnor Walton
Oklahoma
Cottera
Lawton
Walton
Federal Reserve Board
Denk
Eric Drummond
League of Nations
Mussolini
Nho Prejecuce
League
Mussensi
Geral
Department
Coolidge
Bureau
Congress
Mixed Claims Commission
Lusitania
I¢dle
Bonham Brothers CO. Inc
Modern Methods
B. W. Bonham
Hemingford Bank
A. R. Lesueur
Sidney
Nebr
Standard Oil Company OF
Nebraska
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