Fate of Europe: France facing collapse as debts loom
A 1923 European affairs overview argues France pursues a lone policy, Germany sinks toward destruction, and reparations hurdles threaten international cooperation. Poincaré blocks 1930 limits, Hughes urges an impartial study, while England and America weigh pressure on France amid mounting debt and waning Franco related sympathy. The piece warns of inevitable crisis and possible shifts in ally support.
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Europe
Poincare
Hughes
Germany
England
America
France
Raymond Robins
Hitler
Ludendorf
Berlin
Jan Smuts
South Africa
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Yesterday's Ohio anniversaries list notable births and events
A dated compilation notes figures born in Glasgow Belair and Rome. It records deaths from Corunna London and Paris along with events like the first Omaha to Cheyenne passenger train and Montgom ery Farmers Congress opening. Also lists birthdays including Sir Thomas White Duke of Marlborough and Louis E Brandeis with regional club federations and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
Corunna
Glasgow
Edwin Booth
Belair
New York City
Prince Albert of
Monaco
Paris
James Henry Hammond
U. S
South Carolina
Aiken County
Omaha
Cheyenne
Farmers’ Congress of the
United States
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Campbell
Mary
Greenock
Scotland
Thomas White
Bronte
Ont
Duke of Marlborough
Simla
India
Episcopal Church Board Meets in Brooklyn This Autumn
Today the Board of Bishops of the Episcopal Church gathers in Brooklyn for its annual autumn session. The Interstate Commerce Commission ends its anthracite hearing in Philadelphia. The Atlantic Deeper Water Association holds its sixteenth annual meeting in Norfolk for a four day session. Distinguished foreign speakers join the American Council of World Alliance meetings opening in Philadelphia. French ambassador Jusserand is keynote speaker at the Fraser Markman centennial in Montreal. A memorial project for Parkman will be discussed in relation to Canada’s early history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Bishops
Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Philadelphia
Atlantic Deeper Water- Wass Association
Norfa Va
Htht
Jusserand
Washington
Fraser Markman
Montreal
Parkman
Canada
ABE MARTIN Conventions Opening Today in New Orleans
Reports from conventions and industry groups across the country note activity from New Orleans to Utica. The text references associations tied to ice industries and apparel makers, with jokes about Cleveland and Oklahoma figures.
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New Orleans
Associated Coey
Rige Industries of America
Utica
Associated Knit
Amlaugh
Oklahoma
Ion of Ice Industries
Washington, D. C
Associa
Komical Telegrams About Red Cross Roll Call
Jim Armitage recounts a humorous take on the Red Cross Roll Call drive. Volunteers face door to door calls, some successful, some met with resistance. Joe Altman raised over five dollars in four hours while George Tattersall used a car, causing a minor accident and a twenty three dollar settlement.
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Joe Altman
The
Red Cross
George Tattersall
Battle of Eastern Heights and wartime wage tales
Ward Allen served as General and Harry Burr captains the Kiwanis team in a cited “Battle of Eastern Heights” as reports note a dinner engagement forgotten, a cold meal earned thirteen dollars, and three hundred dollars raised by solicitors on a postwar patriotism theme. The piece reflects on parades, Red Cross entry, and wartime fundraising challenges.
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Ward Allen
Kiwanis
Harry Burr
Eastern Heights
Wickersham Defends League of Nations Role and Justice Court
Former U S attorney general George W Wickersham argues the league of nations is a factual body not a theory. He says the United States will eventually join, citing the permanent international court of justice as a key achievement and a step toward global peace.
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Supreme Court of
United States
George W. Wickersham
New York
The
League of Nations
Madera Mob Threat Emphasizes Jail Arrests Near Merced
In Madera California on November 13 a 20 foot Cheapside walk was proposed near Broad Street following a solemnization at St Marys church. Sheriff John Hurnett moved Walter Yeager and Harry Townsend to Merced after a deputy was killed during a failed arrest for driving intoxicated, amid a mob of over 100 gathered at the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madera
Calif
John Hurnett
Walter Yeager
Harry Townsend
Clarence M. Pickett
Madera County
Merced County
Merced
Go Lovely Rose Poem Fragment by Edmund Waller
Poem fragment urging the beloved to accept desire and beauty while warning that beauty fades with time. Reflects on youthful grace and the inevitability of death, noting that time reduces splendor to memory.
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Lovely Rose
The Wedding Of Charles H Cromiling And Miss Christina
A wedding is scheduled this Sunday as Charles H Cromiling ties the knot with Miss Christina in a local ceremony. Guests are expected to attend at the church, with vows followed by a reception.
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Charles H. Cromiling
Miss Christina
Bijou Theatre Sold and Local Option Group Formed
Fifteen years ago the Bijou Theatre, the city’s first moving picture venue, was sold by Mrs. O H Monroa to Beck and Shatzer. A home entertainment called The Parade featured at the opera house with many leading city figures. A permanent Lorain county local option organization formed with W R Rutledge as president and C J Jameson as vice president. The Liquid Force Co moved into the old Garford building to expand. Twenty one grocers and butchers in the city agreed to ...
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BIJOU
O. H. Monroa
Beck & Shatzer
Lorain County
W. R. Rutledge
Lorain
C. J. Jameson
Oberlin
W. B. Gillis
C. A. Metcalf
Honest Bill Fields Former Kentucky Governor Figure
William J Fields known as Honest Bill of Olive Hill was ejected governor of Kentucky by a 40 000 lead over Charles L Dawson. Born December 29 1874 in Willard Carter county Kentucky he studied in Carter County public schools and at the University of Kentucky. He lived in Olive Hill farmed and did real estate work before becoming a merchant traveler. Fields served in the sixty second Congress from the ninth district until 1921 and resided in Olive Hill Kentucky.
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William J. Fields
Olive Hill
Kentucky
Charles L Dawson
Fields
Willard Carter
Carter County
University of
Kry
Ren
Centrag
State
German American mixed claims awards exceed three million
Claims totaling more than 3,000,000 were awarded by the German American mixed claims commission to American companies and citizens for damages from World War I. These are the commission's first specific awards since its establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mixed Claims Commission
Commission
Old Fashioned Tea for Constipation Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr. Carter's K. and B. Tea as a cheap, gentle bowel regulator and system tonic. It claims the tea keeps bowels regular, enhances overall health, and suits both adults and children. A 30 cent package is advertised with nightly use for one to two weeks.
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Dr. Carter
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