France to Send 2 Billion to United States This Year
A sweeping, period style survey cites reports from Paris and Washington noting France may ship two billion francs to the United States in the coming year to support credit and trade. Discussions include American policy toward Europe, labor strikes, and global economic shifts affecting coal, cotton, and wheat markets. Several officials and journalists are quoted on Allied aid, Turkish and Latin American issues, and evolving financial arrangements.
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P. A. Bliss
Otland
South Dakota
France
United States
Eugene Schneider
Paris
Winton
Amercan
Argentine
Uruguay
South America
South Atria
Japan
America
Tony
Camila Elest Legislarion
Dim Terre
Canada
Free Stain of
Gotha
Mithe of
Vtaic
Berlin
King George
England
London
Terkay
Mohammed VI Mas
American Senate
Wilson
Americ
Turkey
Alfred Kaward Miller Mondy
Mundy
Dutch East Indies
Java
House of Commons
New York
San Fratcisco
Cuba
War Department
Dominion Paper Control
Hawaii
Provident
Thebukado
Aliemed
Activitie
Robbers Raid Gambler's Den In Sioux Falls
A Christmas morning raid at a poker game left 11 players robbed of about $1,000 and several hundred dollars in watches. The attackers, led by a burly man, forced cash from the tile and pockets, then escaped by automobile before 1 o'clock. No injuries reported as the bandits fled.
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Sioux Falls
Auto Bandits
Sioux Falls, & DT
Beech
Leider
Uke
Overcome by Gas But Finally Revived
Nick Evans, 69, Wax Unconscious Four Hours After Inhaling Gas Fumes From a Jet Aided by Pulmotor After Three Hours of Work He Was Found in a Gas Filled Room by Family in Sioux Falls. He Is Expected to Recover. Police Investigate Burglary at Edex Tanning Company. Thieves Take $110 Stock Valued at $10,000 From Basement Entrance.
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Nick Evans
Evans
Sioux Falls
Edex Tanning Company
Ho Ace
Deadwood
John Nemi
Nemi
Italy Not Pleased by Tiger Speech in Paris Talks
Italy voices displeasure over Premier Clemenceau's remarks in the French chamber criticizing Nitti's Paris conference duties. The Popolo Romano argues the speech weakens Italy's position on the Adriatic, warns of humiliation and danger, and urges restraint while defending Italy's stake in the Tricate. Also notes Dr Nicholas Murray Butler's Republican presidential bid.
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Rome
Popo Jo Romano
Clemenceau
Chamber of Deputies
Premier Nitti
Paris
Great Britain
France
Italy
Wilson
Adriatic
Scialota
Annula Nitt
Tricate
Former Slave William Peyton Dies at 120 in Parkersburg Area
William Peyton, a former slave and one of the United States' oldest men, died yesterday near Parkersburg at Little Hocking aged about 120. Reports say he was freed years after emancipation and lived a long life amid local recollections of his era.
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Parkersburg
Besent Attack on American Legion and Local Political Moves
A report from Aberien and Gregory county details a public address by R. C Parsons of Minneapolis who accused the American Legion of being a political machine funded by a mythical big business. Chaplain Guy P. Squires rebuked the claims with membership growth figures. The piece also covers county Republican and Democratic candidate lists in Gregory and Salem, South Dakota, and mentions state aid for rural schools and other local notices.
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Aberien
R. C Parsons
Minneapolis
American Legion
Guy P. Squires
Legion
Parsons
Squires
Sur
Thos. L. Arnold
Non-partisst League
Idkuo
Citie
Barron wins Rhodes scholarship for South Dakota
Sioux Falls high school graduate Bryton B. Barron, now a Sioux Falls College junior, won the Rhodes scholarship from South Dakota over several contestants. He will study at Oxford University for four years after sailing January 3 for England. His selection honors the local college and he will be listed on the class roll. He has long been top student and active in forensic circles and served as telegraph editor of the Argus Leader.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Bryton B. Barron
Sioux Falls High School
Sioux Falls College
New York
England
Oxford University
Oxford
Barron
Rhodes
South Dakota
Bryton & Barron
Burton
Argus Leader
Big Sheep Shipment Reaches Chamberlain
Chamberlain reports 26,000 Wyoming sheep unloaded by Hoerd Brothers to winter near town due to scarce pasture in western South Dakota and Wyoming. A portion, about 20,000 head, may be sent to smaller ranges for this winter.
The Paradise of Babies and Japanese Child Rearing
A Dearborn Independent essay argues Japan is a baby paradise driven by motherhood reverence and safety for children. It contrasts padded floors and footmen warning streets for babies with stricter Western norms, noting landlords would fear households with infants.
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Jigora
Hatoyama
Dearborn
Japan
Capitalization of World's Railroads Compiled by the Bureau
Figures from 1909 by the Bureau of Railway Economies list country per mile capitalizations for state and private railways. Noted values include Australia New South Wales 78.054, France state 142.366, Germany state 132.504, Japan 90.954, United Kingdom 274.027, United States 63.000, with many others and a total world sum of 274.027.
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Bureau of Railway Economics
New South Wales
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Japan
Rai
New Zealand
Norway
Heyday of the Pessimist and Lodge debate on Americanizing the league
The New York Post piece decries modern prognosticators in times of crisis and notes a Des Moines Register critique of Lodge reservations as unAmerican. It argues Republicans have expanded the presidency, contrasts Republican and Democratic eras, and laments railroads policy and political prestige amid mixed reactions from business leaders.
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Des Moines Register
Twe Lodge
Senator Lodge
Republican Party
Jefferson
Jackson
Cleveland
Wilson
House of Representatives
Patrick
Henry
Washington
Hamilton
New Republic
The Lon Tamor From La Pele Melle Paris
A fragmented note describes a scene where a trainer and others confront an elevator cage incident involving a mother in law screaming for help. The bizarre wording suggests a chaotic event with demands for biots and whip and an open cage action by a trainer.
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Lon Tamor
la Pele-Mele
Paris
Monmiaue
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