French minister disappointed in debt settlement
In New York on October 3 the French minister Caillaux said France is grievously disappointed at failing to settle its 4.2 billion dollar debt and may return to Washington in six months. He urged Americans to view France with sympathy while promising to do all within France's strength to pay.
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M. Caililaux
Washington
Statesman
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Myron Herrick
Lotos Club
M. Cailaux
America
América
Butler
United States
Rome
London Piqued by French Debt Plan
London newspapers rail at the temporary debt settlement between France and the United States fearing a negative effect on Britain's debt talks with Caillaux and Churchill. The Times notes Britain's hard case while Westminster Gazette laments the deal as a French melodrama and that Britain signs away solvency with the United States.
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France
United States
Great Britain
Times
Britain
Washington
Caillaux
Churchill
Baldwin
M. Caillaux
Westminster Gazette
Fire Prevention Week Planned by Junior Chamber
The Junior Chamber of Commerce outlines Fire Prevention Week observances in Mobile from October 4 to October 16. The plan includes window displays highlighting fire danger and prevention methods and a subcommittee will query merchants to gain display participation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Mobile
Creighton to Attend YMCA Triennial Conference
J H Creighton general secretary will attend the YMCA triennial conference in Washington October 24 26 with representatives from the United States and Canada to discuss active membership and other matters. W E Jones will join the southeastern district YMCA directors in Jacksonville October 4 6. The Y board agreed to sell a 30 piece mahogany furniture suite at public auction later to fund a modern replacement. John Quincy Adams born in Quincy Massachusetts noted. Europeans learned the short story from Arabs.
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J. H. Creighton
Young Men's Christian Association
Washington, D. C
Rts
United States
Canada
W. E. Jones
Jacksonville
Feast of Succoth Observed at Government Street Temple
Concluding Succoth services were held at 10 oclock this morning at the Government Street Temple with Rabbi A G Moses as speaker and Dr F A Dunster directing the music. Afterward the congregation visited Mrs Brown's home on South Ann Street for a tabernacle booth erected by the Mobile Council of Jewish Women. Dr Moses blessed the booth and explained its meaning. The festival recalls the forty years of wandering in the wilderness.
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Government Street Temple
A. G. Moses
F. A. Dunster
Mobile county hosts state horticultural team visit
A state horticultural department representative from Auburn, joined by a United States extension service landscape specialist Mulford, arrived in Mobile county to oversee landscape work. Mrs. Riley assists home demonstrations as two modern poultry plans are prepared in Mobile county with Trollope, a state extension service poultry specialist, due Monday. Early Romans used squid ink over 4,000 years ago.
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State Horticultural Department
Auburn
Mulford
The
United States Extension
Riley
Mobiles
Countey Trollope
Mobile
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