Guno Named Chancellor Amid European Financial Crisis
News review notes Profound shifts in European politics as R J Wirth resigns in Germany and Wilhelm Cuno forms a new government. The reparations program faces new testing as the cabinet seeks moratorium relief and a 500 million gold mark loan to stabilize the mark, amid food riots in Dusseldorf and Cologne.
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Germany
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People's Party
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Cologne
Irea
Turbulent World Treks From Berlin to Ankara
In Europe and beyond, unrest spreads as food shortages, political upheaval, and international tensions rise. Allies urge swift peace talks at Lausanne while Turks resist allied control. In the United States, Supreme Court limits Japanese naturalization and fascist movements gain momentum abroad amid natural disasters in Chile and political rifts at home.
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Mussolini gains full power to reform Italy economy and government
Premier Mussolini obtained from King Victor Emmanuel full power to enact radical bureaucratic and tax reforms without parliamentary approval. He plans reorganizing taxation, cutting salaries and staff, and leasing railroads and telegraph lines to private firms. The chamber of deputies opened a short session as he presented the policy and electoral law plan.
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Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Illinois Supreme Court Denies Stay for 19 Convicts
William Bross Lloyd and eighteen other Communist Labor party members were denied a further stay as the state Supreme Court issued a mandate directing the execution of their prison sentences and fines imposed two years ago under the Illinois espionage act.
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Illiam Bross Lloyd
Communist Labor Party
State Supreme Court
Alva Williams in Serious Condition after Electric Shock
Alva Williams of Minatare remains in a Scottsbluff hospital in serious condition after an electrical shock. He lost four horses during a heavy storm when they touched a live wire in the snow on a Melbeta road bridge. An operation on his throat has been performed and his condition is guarded. Williams, a married father of seven, lives east of Minatare and is a brother of Mrs. E. Gatch of Melbeta.
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Alva Wiliams
Minatare
Melbeta
Williams
Scottsbluff
Mr. Williams
E. Gatch
T. J. Williams
Gering Courier
Four Horses Die After Live Wire Incident Near Melbeta Bridge
Alva Williams drove a team near the Melbeta bridge when he encountered downed electric wires. He steered around some but later hit them again, shocking all four horses. The Bayard Transcript says the incident was reported to Superintendent Parks of Scottsbluff, who shut the power off to prevent trouble. Parks notes the company must address the loss.
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Alva Williams
Melbeta Bridge
Bayard Transcript
Parks
Scottsbluff
Bayard
State Journal
Weather bulletins sent to Caribbean ships via Swan Island station
A commercial fruit firm operating across Central and South America arranges with the Weather Bureau to broadcast special weather bulletins twice daily for Caribbean shipping. The Swan Island radio station will relay morning and evening updates to mariners in the western Caribbean.
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Carrbbean Sea
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Carribean Shipping
Swan Island
Carribean
Weather Bulletin Segments For Caribbean And Gulf Areas
The first broadcast part airs during the hurricane season June to November with observations from ten Caribbean and nearby coastal stations. The second part provides daily winds and weather forecasts for the Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean west of 73 degrees longitude plus hurricane and norther warnings.
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Carribean Sea
Gulf of Mexico
Carrbbean
Printing of Good Quality Urged by The Telegraph
Readers are encouraged to seek high quality print services from The Telegraph for reliable results. The notice highlights commitment to quality and urges customers to choose trusted local printing expertise.
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Telegraph
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