German Turmoil Fades as Bavarian Crisis Eases
The article reports on German unrest with Rhineland separatists in Aix la Chapelle and Coblenz, clashes in Crefeld, and a failed Rhineland republic. It notes Soviet inspired communist upheaval in Hamburg and nationwide resistance, while Stresemann seeks a constitutional path with Bavaria and negotiates reparations funding. It also mentions Ford’s potential presidential bid and Democratic concerns over McAdoo and Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asneland
Stresemann
Reichstag
Prussia
Bavaria
Lee Deckers
Rhineland
Aix la Chapelle
Matthes
Dorten
Smeets
Deckers
Aix
Wiesbaden
Mayence
Coblenz
Crefeld
Reich
Russia
Central Executive Committee
Berlin
Hamburg
Lubeck
Reichswehr
Kiel
Germany
Gessler
von Lossow
von ®Ahr
Strégemann
United States Eyes Role in Reparations Commission
Secretary Hughes proposes an international commission to assess Germanys capacity to pay with US representation likely. Ambassador Harvey in London reports broad support led by Lloyd George and Coolidge backs the plan. Britain asked if the US would join an advisory reparations conference and the US affirmed contingent on broad participation by all interested powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermany
Stresemann
Germany
Poincare
Reparations Commission
Hughes
United States
Harvey
London
Lloyd George
Coolidge
Great Britain
France
Walton Impeached as Oklahoma Senate Rules as Court of Impeachment
The Oklahoma lower house moved to impeach Governor Walton after hearing evidence from a committee. The Senate declared him suspended, appointed Lt. Governor Trapp to act, and formed a court of impeachment with charges including diversion of funds, blocking grand jury, leveraging office for private gain, taking a bribe, suspending habeas corpus, and blocking legislative meetings. The dispute featured competing court orders and claims of Ku Klux Klan funding for legislators. Evidence will be presented to a grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havee
Nle
Oklahoma
Walton
Senate
Trapp
State Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Forbes Faces Senate Probe Over Veterans Bureau Graft
Serious charges against Col. C. R. Forbes former director of the veterans bureau have been made before the senate committee investigating the bureau. The accusations include conspiracy and graft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. C. R. Forbes
Veterans’ Bureau
Senate Committee
Bureau
Politician Split Over Prohibition and 1920 Nominee Hope
Republican leaders view Governor Pinchot as the sole serious challenger to President Coolidge for the nomination. Hiram Johnson’s support has weakened except in the Far West. The Pennsylvanian reports on discussions with the White House about prohibition enforcement and federal versus state authority to stop liquor distribution.
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Pinchot
Coolidge
Hiram Johnson
Far West
White House
Upheaval in Zamboanga Triggers Military Response
OROS in Zamboanga rise in an uprising killing several Philippine constabulary men. The violence escalated to the point that Governor General Wood traveled to the scene with a sizable force to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamboanga
Philippine Constabulary
Wood
Congregational Council Rejects Lord's Day Alliance but Backs Sabbath
In Springfield Mass the National Council of Congregational Churches rejects approval of the Lord's Day Alliance led by Rev H L Bowlby while affirming Sabbath observance. It disapproves the concordat plan for Congregational ministers by Episcopal bishops and approves the Cleveland joint union plan between Presbyterians and Congregational nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council of the Congregational Churches
Springfield
Mass
Lord’s Day Alliance
H. L. Bowlby
Ruhr
France
Presbyterian General Assembly
Presbyterian Assembly
Episcopal
Presbytery and Congregational Union of
Cleveland, O
Federal coal commission urges tougher regulation of production and distribution
The commission finds wild wholesale speculation during coal shortages and calls for federal action. It says wholesalers earned excessive profits while retailers earned moderate gains from 1918 to 1922 and seeks laws to cap margins per ton from mine to consumer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Coal Commission
Commission
White House Social Scene Awaits Program for Winter
Washington observes a cautious social season as plans for the White House winter program loom. Miss Laura Harlan and Miss Mary Randolph assume social secretary duties while President Coolidge remains notably domestic, rising at six and retiring by ten, with limited public appearances.
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Washington
Social Washington
White House
Mary Randolph
Mrs. Coolidge
Miss Harlan
Miss Randolph
Calvin Coolidge
Immigrants Sent Four Hundred Million Home in 1922
A Commerce Department survey reports U S immigrants sent about 400 million dollars to their homelands in 1922, about half the 600 million peak in 1919. The study notes 14 million foreign born residents, ongoing remittances supporting both American and foreign goods purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United States Department of Commerce
America
Europe
America Builds First Large Optical Glass at U S Bureau
The Department of Commerce announces completion of a 12 inch lens with a 12 foot 8 inch focal length at the Bureau of Standards in Washington. Dr. G. K. Burgess notes prewar glass making was unknown in the U S and highlights the war era shift to American production and the promise of much larger lenses.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
America
Bureau of Standards
G. K. Burgess
Europe
Washington
Panama Canal Traffic Grows Steadily Over Nine Years
The canal completed nine years of operation on August 14 and shows a steady rise in tonnage, ship transits, and tolls. Since opening to commercial traffic, 20,474 vessels carried 84,284,474 tons of cargo with a strong gain in United States registry and intercoastal trade boosted by California oil field movements. Sample figures show 1914–15 vessels 1811 and 1919–20 vessels 2,580 with rising tonnage and tolls reaching $8,965,342.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anama Canal
Europe
United States
California
Doctors Wanted to Operate in Muskegon Michigan
Mrs. Nellie Quillon of 17 Morris Street Muskegon Michigan reports long miserly pain and weakness until Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved her. Read similar warnings to seek early treatment for bearing down pains and weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Quillan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Muskegon
Michigan
Nellie Quillon
Morris St
Mich
Antwerp A Great Port Of Continental Europe
Antwerp leads European ports in cargo capacity with 18 miles of quays, soon 40 miles, 1 500 acres of docks and 42 000 acres of sidings and warehouses. It will handle 40 000 000 tons annually, twice its current capacity, with 12 pneumatic grain elevators moving 5 000 bushels of wheat per hour each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Europe
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills Advert
Advertisement for Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills promoting purgative and tonic effects on digestion. Encourages readers to test the product and provides a street address at 72 Pearl Street North as contact or sales location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Pearl St
Will Josh Stay in College Amid Football Plans
Warmer Corntessel notes Josh plans to stay in college. He dislikes study but works hard to maintain his spot on the football team, hoping the program cannot do without him.
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Josh
Warmer Corntessel
Brotherhood of Man Must Be Proof Against Hard Knocks
A terse editorial stresses resilience and unity, urging collective endurance in tough times. It appeals to readers to maintain solidarity and practical resolve when facing adversity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Man
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