Debt talks edge toward funding as officials see progress
Washington May 20. American officials say funding negotiations with foreign debtors are edging forward. Mellon and Kellogg foresee new inquiries from other governments and hope for proposals from each debtor nation to start talks. Paris reports that inter allied debt talks have entered a stage of real negotiations with plans to present suggestions to the United States.
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Associated Press
Mellon
Treasury
Kellogg
State Department
France
Belgium
Esthenia
Coolidge
American Debt Commission
The
Paris
Painleve
M. Briand
M. Caillaux
Quai d’ Orsay
Expert Debt Settlement Talks Move Toward France Britain Deals
Washington reports say Briand and Caillaux experts near a public release on France proposed terms for repaying the $4 billion U.S. debt. Officials caution Congress may reject a much lower rate or longer term, with options including an eight year moratorium and extended payments. If France offers far better terms, Congress may demand parity with Britain or resist discounts.
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United Press
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Great Britain
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Herrick
Paris
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Secret Clan Bill Clears Italian Chamber
Italy's chamber of deputies approved unanimously a government bill targeting secret societies. The measure requires all such groups to file constitutions by laws rules and regulations and lists of officers and members. The move is seen as aimed at the Free Masonry faction opposing fascism.
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Rome
Associated Press
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Court upholds Harvester not a restraint of trade
In St Paul a special federal court of equity ruled International Harvester Company is not a combination in restraint of trade. The court dismissed the government petition for supplemental provisions to the 1918 decree dividing three manufacturing lines. Two judges found the 1918 decree effective, one dissented.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Associated Press
International Harvester Company
Federal Court of Equity
Harvester Company
Special Court
White's Cream Vermifuge Advertises Health for Children
It claims worms in children show paleness, fretfulness, poor appetite and restless sleep. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge reportedly drive out worms and restore health, with fifty years of use. Sold by Van Antwerp's for 35 cents.
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van Antwerp’s
Alabama Day Expo guest Jackie Coogan draws crowd
Senator Oscar W Underwood retains Alabama's 24 votes but shares popularity with Jackie Coogan at the Alabama Day banquet during the southern Exposition in New York. Governor Brandon of Alabama hosts and praises Yankee hospitality while inviting New Yorkers to visit Alabama.
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Associated Press
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Alabama
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Jackie
Brandon
Texas
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Washington
Theodore Swann
Victor Hanson
Frederick J. Thompson
R. A. Mitchell
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Thaddeus Holt
John Russell
Robert Lée Bullard
Smith
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New
Birmingham
Cleveland
Senator Cummins Ill With Bronchitis
Des Moines Iowa May 20 Senator Albert B Cummins is ill with bronchitis A physician who was summoned said no alarming symptoms had developed today The senator is 75 years old
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Des Moines
Associated Press
Albert B. Cummins
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