New Moratorium Debated as Germany Deal Looms
Reparations commission considers extending the German indemnity pause to February 1 at Paris request. France seeks more time while weighing a broader moratorium. Reports hint at a high level meeting including Germany and possibly Britain and the United States. Nebraska Hereford cattle head to Denver show amid a strong breed drive.
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Paris
Germany
France
Premier Poincare
Great Britain
United States
Belgium to Stand Beside France in Kohr District
Premier Theunis informed the chamber of deputies that Belgium will stand beside France in the Kohr district occupation. He expressed regret that the allies act without England but said Belgium is motivated not by anger or vengeance.
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Belgium
France
Brassela
Theunis
Chamber of Deputies
Kohr
England
Former Greek King Constantine II Dies in Exile
Former King Constantine of Greece died suddenly in Palermo Sicily from a cerebral hemorrhage. He had suffered arteriosclerosis and nephritis but no prior expectation of a fatal outcome.
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Palermo
Sicily
Constantine
Greece
Clasppreves French Program introduces New Pension Bill
Fragmentary OCR notes show a French program or policy item described as introducing a new pension bill. The readable text hints at a political or legislative item but lacks complete names, dates, or clear actions.
France Plans Ruhr Occupation As Troops Advance
France readies to seize the Ruhr Valley with cavalry outposts near Essen and a vanguard moving from Kettwig toward Essen. The coal syndicate flees with records, while Paris notifies London and Washington of the plan as Maginot assures readiness.
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Essen
Kettwig
Ruhr
German Coal Syndicate
Germany
Plan to create federal civil aeronautics authority introduced
Washington reports a bill by Chairman Winslow to establish a federal civil aeronautics law. It would grant the secretary of commerce control over civil aviation with an assistant at 7500 dollars annually. A seven member civil aeronautics consisting board drawn from the industry would link government and industry.
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Washington
Winslow
House
Commerce’committee
Secretary of Commerce
Civil Aeronautics
Commerce Department
Army
Davy
Marine Corps and
Coast Guard
Short Courses in Agriculture at Nebraska University
The University of Nebraska Agricultural College will offer four weeks of short courses starting Monday January 23. Courses cover stock judging feeding slaughtering and dressing farm animals plant diseases dairy cattle management grain grading fruit growing vegetable gardening poultry management farm accounting and farm organization for busy farmers.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska Agricultural College
Fremont
Chirleen Reefer
State Life
Venter
Pawnes
Hie
Hie Pawnee Chief J. W. Stetinhkart
Nebpaska City
Nebraska Muntitetnyers Association
Walter Strawther
Nebraska City
Strescher
Hardy
O Smith
Beatrire Montgomery
Creighton University
Omaha
Cinas
U. of N. Agricultural College
Nebraska
Dana College
Binir
Axel Axelson
Presbyterian Church
Scottehiaf
Maternity Death Rate High In U S 1920 Reports
Grace Abbott chief of the Federal Children's Bureau reports in 1920 that the maternity death rate in the United States birth registration area was higher than in any recent foreign country and shows an ongoing rise from 1915 to 1920. Winnipeg Indians progress in agricultura amid harvests across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta reach 126,417 bushels.
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Chicago
Secretary of Labor
Grace Abbott
Federal Children's Bureau
United States
Winnipeg
Man
Western Canada
W. M. Graham
Indian Affairs
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Five Deserters Executed in Dublin
Five soldiers convicted of desertion from the national army were executed in Dublin by order of the free state government. The men were reported to have fought on the side of the irregular forces.
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Dublin
National Army
Free State
Britain Opens Refund Terms for War Debt to U S
Washington reports that Britain intends to pay every penny of its 4.7 trillion dollar war debt to the United States. Chancellor of the Exchequer Henry Rakiwin announced the refunding negotiations and proposed terms for reimbursement.
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Washington
Britain
United States
In Command of French Troops In Ruhr Occupation
Reported occupation of Essen and the Ruhr by French troops under General Defoutte amid WWI era reparations actions. Proclamation says Franco-Belgian forces aid the allied engineer commission to extract coal while German laws remain in force. German ambassador Wiedfeld protests to Washington and Berlin vows no violent breach of the Versailles treaty.
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Kagen
Germany
Rohr
Uly
Essen
Defoutte
Ruhr
Allied Engineer Commission
Washington
Otto Wiedfelt
Ind
Stuhr
France
Versailles
Berlin
Herming
Ton Tan
Cone
Grand Inauguration Draws 100000 to Oklahoma City
A joyous crowd of over 100,000 witnessed Gov J C Walton sworn in and a celebratory luncheon served to mark the event. Food provisions listed include five carloads of meat 30 cases of coffee 320000 pans 55000 pounds of sugar 450 boxes of pepper 40 barrels of salt 3000 pounds of onions and four barrels of pickles. Leftovers produced 22000 gallons of soup and 61000 buns for the poor. Lincoln notes: W A Smith of Seward named tax commissioner by Gov Bryan with approval to assist in budget finalization for the legislature.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
J.C. Walton
Oklahoma
Ablertean
Lincoln
W. AL Amith
Seward
C. W.bryan J
Sraith
Bryan
Smith
Fires cause million-dollar losses across Nebraska in 1972
Nebraska report shows 12 months ending December 1 1972 with $2.140081 million in fire losses. Omaha recorded 437 fires with $3 063 921 in losses, Lincoln 302 fires with $41 147, and the rest of the state $1 685 012.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Dartford
Omaha
Abolish Mileage Book System in Lincoln Officials Travel
Lincoln reports abolition of the mileage book system for state officials. Officials traveling on state business will pay cash fares and receive reimbursement. Washington notes government awaits developments in the reparations crisis and has no current plan for U S help to Europe.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Washington
Europe
Train Loads of Soldiers Move Toward Duesseldorf
Four trainloads of French and colonial troops pass through Koblenz toward a concentration near Duesseldorf where about 60 000 troops have assembled. Seven more troop trains are scheduled to pass through Koblenz. General Degoutt and staff head to Duesseldorf to receive further instructions from the Rhineland high command.
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Veblens
Mayvote
Coblens
Duesseldorf
Mayence
Degoutt
Duenseldorf
Rhineland
German Government Struggles to Meet January Reparations Payment
Berlin reports inability to meet the 100,000,000 gold mark payment due January 15 under the London reparations schedule. Officials cite a planned overhaul of the reparations regime after Germany’s Belgian treasury bond payment and a possible two-year moratorium as part of the new plan.
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Berlin
Pew
Ceorniiniy
Reinforcements Reported Arriving in Constantinople War
Reports say British reinforcements reached Constantinople over the past days. Reliable sources estimate a new artillery brigade among the arrivals. Foreign observers note continual inflows of Kemalist soldiers in citizen clothes, well equipped after recent arrivals, with quiet rumors of evacuation lingering.
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Constantinople
Artilery
Yeel
District court ruling fines Emerald Church deacons for language bias
Assistant Attorney General Manan Wheeler advocates in the Nebraska Supreme Court for the Lancaster County district court decision. The ruling fined six Emerald Church deacons for alleged discrimination based on language use.
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Lincoln, Neb
Manan Wheeler
Supreme Court
District ‘Court of
Lancaster County
Emerald Church
Methodists Make Big Gains in 1923 Membership
The United Methodist Church reports a 119 007 increase in members in 1922 bringing total membership to 4 508 040 for 1923 not including 260 685 non residents. The figures are published in the Methodist Year Book for 1923.
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Chicago
Methodist Shurch
German Paper Suspends Publication in Norfolk Nebraska
The German language paper Die Wentliche Kun schau, active since 2008, ends after editor W. M. Ahiman says wartime unpopularity and losses make it unprofitable. The item notes wartime context and continued decline despite resilience.
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Norfolk
Neb
Die Wentliche Kunschau
W. M. Ahiman
Bayer Genuine Product Claims and Misc Text Fragment
The fragment urges recognizing Bayer products by brand on packaging for trust and safety. It touts claims for cold and pain relief, with unrelated lines about Red Cross Ball and a proverb about a spider. The readable content is scattered and ends without a coherent report or event.
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Bayer
Red Cross
American Red Cross allocates relief funds for German children
Acting on an urgent appeal from the German Red Cross and endorsed by American Ambassador Houghton in Berlin, the American Red Cross appropriated £25,000 for relief of suffering among German children.
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Washington
Red Cross
Houghton
Berlin
American Red Cross
American Troepe to be Withdrawn from Germany Though Ruhr Occupation
A high government official said American troops will be ordered withdrawn from Germany the moment France begins a military occupation of the Ruhr valley. Russians Have Big Colony in Berlin report notes rising Russian influence with a large Berlin population and growing museum activity. A new governor of the Federal Reserve Board will be nominated within days according to high administration circles.
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New Yorkania
Germany
France
Ruhr Valley
Berlin
Herta
Museiane
Columbus
Indianapolis
Denver
Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Board
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Young Bros
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Mortimer Bros
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Rahr
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Reparations Commission
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Fred M. DeWitt
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National American Dental
Grover Ulin
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Union Stockyards Company of
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Delta Strma Delta
Charles D. Robinson
B. Cropeey
Cc. H. Green
Nebraska Florists’ Association
Charles Puss
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Grover
May
York
David Neill
Pawnee City
State Tenehere
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Nebraske State Teachers’ Association
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Rome
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Tina
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Ublisher
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Narutowicz
New York
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