Belgian debt commission proposes funding terms with US
The Belgian government via its debt commission presents a formal plan to the American debt funding commission. It asks that only debts contracted after the armistice be funded, about half of Belgium's total wartime debt of 480 million dollars. The commission cites assurances at Versailles by former President Wilson that pre armistice debts would be treated differently and that Germany reparations would offset wartime loans.
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Newaashington
Debt Commission
American Debt Funding Commission
United States
Versailles
Wilson
Sen Se
Labor Head Would Lead Fight to Curb Judges
Steubenville Ohio William Green president of the American Federation of Labor announced readiness to lead a campaign to curb the judiciary to restore freedom to American citizens. He spoke at the Ohio State Federation of Labor convention criticizing federal and state courts as encroaching on rights and urged enrollment of 10,000,000 workers in the coming fall.
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Steubenville
Ohio
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Ohio State Federation of Labor
Green
United States
Four U S Dope Sleuths Arrested in Chicago Raids
Chicago police and federal agents detained Col. Will Gray Beach chief narcotic division head for northern Illinois and three aides on charges they bartered drugs for robber gang loot. Special Agent C L Converse said partial confessions may grow. Twenty opium dens raided across Chinatown and other Chicago districts. Also arrested were Dennis J. O'Brien Alonzo Baxter and Harry Dietrich.
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U. S
Chicago
Will Gray Beach
Federal
Narcotic Division
Iaineis
United States
C. L. Converse
Chinatown
Colonel Beach
Dennis J. O'Brien
Alonzo Baxter
Harry Dietrich
DePauw University Receives Major Estate Bequest
The will of late Edward Rector, a noted patent attorney, leaves most of his 2.8 million dollar estate to DePauw University. He had already given about 2 million to the school. The bequests fund hundreds of new scholarships and buildings. Mrs. Lucy Rector, widow, gets a 10 thousand dollar annuity and about 71 thousand dollars to distant relatives.
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de Pauw University
Chicago
Edward Rector
Rector
Lucy R. Rector
Fusion-Republican Forms Three Tickets in New York
A Republican Fusion ticket joins the mayoral race field to oppose Walker Hylan in New York's Democratic primary. Slates by Hylan supporters and the Republican executive committee have been chosen. The Fusion lineup names Frank D Waterman as mayoral candidate.
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New York
Hylan
Republican Executive Committee
Frank D. Watermon
Former Senator George Gray of Delaware Dies at 85
George Gray of Delaware, an ex United States senator and long time judge of the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, died at his Wilmington home at age 85. He was twice named by Delaware Democrats as their presidential nominee choice, in 1904 and 1908.
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Senator Gray
Delaware
Wilmington
Del
George Gray
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Philippines could supply sixth of U S rubber
Washington reports the Commerce Department survey says the Philippines could produce about 75 000 tons of rubber annually. Domestic consumption averages around 400 000 tons, indicating a potential for expanding the island rubber industry.
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Philippines
U. S
Washington
Philippine Islands
Commerce Department
Islands
Typhoon Hits Boreulo Killing Four in Holland
Four people are reported dead and about 100 injured in Boreulo a small village in eastern Holland near the German border after a typhoon struck the area. Local authorities assessed the toll as they began rescue and relief operations.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Boreulo
Soviets Finance Cotton Contracts in Hanchester England
Contracts for cotton cloth totaling about 1,400,600 dollars have been placed by Russian soviets with several Lancashire mills in England, signaling a large import purchase and wartime textile trade links.
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Fince
Hanchester
England
Raincoat Sale Says First Come First Served
One big lot of Men's and Young Men's Raincoats offered at low prices with some valued up to 10 dollars 50 cents. Sale emphasized as first come first served with no favoritism and limited to 97 cents to 97 cents?
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Hart Shaffner & Marx
Rochester
Florsheim
Massillon
Ohio
Men's Work Sox Free Distribution at Coe Sette
Work Sox in heavy and medium weights for men, over 50 dozen, available in all sizes while supplies last. First come, first served at Coe Sette.
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Coe Sette
Moore
Sud
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