Germany defies Versailles with armed fortifications on Polish frontier
Paris reports say Germany has 63 camouflaged gun emplacements facing Poland and a fortified position near Kustyn. Briand and Hoesch discussed the issue after a review by the inter allied control commission. Officials warn disarmament must be real before Franco German rapprochement or Rhineland withdrawal.
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Paris
Germany
Marshal Foch
France
Briand
Doctor von Hoesch
Foreign Office
Iinterallied Control Commission
Kustyn
Reich
Rhineland
Increase in Exports for Last Fiscal Year
Dr. Julius Klein reports the 1925 26 exports of finished and partly finished manufactures reached 2 572 000 000 dollars. He notes high quality and low cost of production boosted output and American efficiency, claiming national productivity rose by about 80 to 85 percent despite population growth.
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Washington
United States
Julius Klein
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Texas Cotton Pool Adopts Plans for Credit from FICB
The Texas Cotton Pool committee of the Texas association approves plans similar to other states. Local corporations would receive credit from the Federal Intermediate Credit Banks equal to ten times their capitalization value.
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Texas Cotton Pool
Texas Association
Federal Intermediate Credit Banks
Accidents to Workers Cost Nation Millions Says Expert
Dr. Henry A. Mock of Chicago warned at the National Safety Conference that industrial and automobile accidents cost the nation millions annually. He cited about 1,000,000 workers permanently disabled and cast on the scrap heap each year.
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Detroit
Mich
Henry A. Mock
Chicago
National Safety
Coal shipments reach peak levels in years across 1917 era data
Washington reports record fall coal movements with bituminous shipments for September 1 to October 16 totaling 1 423 185 cars 81 183 000 tons and week ended October 16 at 217 478 cars 12 376 000 tons. Anthracite loading also climbs to 273 226 cars 14 367 000 tons with weekly 41 087 cars 2 003 000 tons the highest since 1917. Water movement to Great Lakes remains strong with Lake Erie deliveries to New England at peak six years.
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Washington
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Great Lakes
Lake Erie
New England
European Dealer Invests in Coal From Illinois Mine
European dealer funds coal from Illinois mine at 2.75 dollars per ton for shipment via New Orleans over a premier dock. The coat will carry a special
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Illinois
New Orleans
To Fight Mail Bandits With Own Type of Guns
Ateee fought with their own weapon designed to counter mail bandits. The Postmaster Supply gun is an improved model of the kind used by the Elizabeth New Jersey bandits recently.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Public auction authorized for coat leases on three tracts
A government body has authorized the sale of coat leases at public auction covering three tracts located in Montana Wyoming and Colorado.
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Ment
Montana
Wyoming
Cr Orada
Oppose Limitation of Army Reserves in Disarmament Talks
Nine of seventeen League delegations oppose limiting war potentials including reserves and war supplies. The French bloc with Argentina and Japan argues reserves belong outside disarmament, while Britain United States Spain Chile Germany Finland Sweden and Holland favor limits. Americans warn the stance blocks a broader international conference and point to budget-based limits as unjust.
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Geneva
Nations
League of Nations
Prompnciamento
Italy
France
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Belgium
Japan
Yugoslavia
Argentina
Great Britain
United States
Spain
Chile
Germany
Finland
Sweden
Holland
Paris
Mixed Commission
France Must Pay U S 435 000 000 by 1930
A 1929 report by the Poincare financial commission states France must pay the United States 485000000 on obligations other than war debts by the end of 1929. Foreign ministers indicated cabinet members would return to the United States soon.
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Paris
France
United States
Poincare Finapal Commission
Bers
Naval depot site chosen in Mineral County Nevada
The Interior Department announced 100000 acres in Mineral County Nevada are reserved as a site for a naval depot.
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Washington
Interior Department
Minera County
Nev
60 Percent Tariff Increase on Cee Imposed
A 60 percent rise in the cee tariff was imposed, affecting import costs and consumer prices. Officials cited need for revenue and protection of local industries, detailing phased implementation and transitional measures for affected sectors.
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