German reparations debate deepens as Britain seeks clarity
Paris dispatches report Britain and Washington seeking fuller explanations of Germany's reparations plan. An official note indicates Germany proposes extending annuities to 50 to 75 years or longer, widening divergence with Britain's request for precision. London and Berlin exchanges continue amid confusion.
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German Proposals and Allied Reactions Reported
Dispatches from Washington and Berlin describe discussions on a proposed separation of forces. Officials indicate the German government hopes to influence events toward a favorable outcome, amid claims of evasive diplomacy and Allied caution.
Cole C C Declared Misdemeanor Verdict Report
A fragmented court record states Cole C C was declared guilty of misdemeanor charges after a trial. The jury found him guilty in separate cases involving burglary and assault. Sentencing included a fine and probation terms, while other defendants faced related charges and outcomes.
Unclear excerpt on death and authorities withholding bodies
Fragmentary text describes a death event where authorities refused to return bodies to relatives. It references a commandant and a stated pity or magnificence, but crucial names, places, and dates are missing, leaving the incident and its handling as the only discernible facts.
Jury Finds Boutwell Not Guilty in Lynching Case
April 28 in Mitchell County Superior Court the jury acquitted Boutwell of the charge in the lynching of Jim Roland, while Reeves trial is set for late Friday or early Saturday. Other cases disposed include burglary pleas, motor traffic violations, and prohibition offenses.
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Harding’s naval review marks first sea power test
The account describes Harding’s first national sea power review after taking office. Officers aboard the ship F vania gather for a reception as muskets and artillery are described in the background. The scene notes sailors ready for action and attentiveness among the crew during the ceremony.
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Bank of England Reduces Rate Announcement
London April 28. The Bank of England announces a rate reduction. Details indicate a shift in monetary policy with potential impacts on lending and prices as markets react. Further specifics were published by the central bank today.
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Heritage of an American Veterans Day Address
A Veteran gathering at the Laurel Hill area honors soldiers with a program at the Presbyterian church Auditorium led by Rev. Symonds on "The Heritage of an American." The event featured music, decorated Confederate and U.S. monuments, and awards including a cake, with Mrs. Harris and Mr. Taylor among organizers. Delegates to the Albany and grand reunions were elected as John Dekle, W. B. Hambleton, and alternates We H. Bibb and S. M. Pratt. The group condemned pension policy changes harming old soldiers and commended Daughters of the Confederacy for support.
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Howat Refuses Recall of Dean Mine Strike
Pittsburg Kansas April 28 Alexander Howat head of the Kansas miners union rejects the United Mine Workers ultimatum to recall striking workers at the Dean Coal Mining Company A committee from the international executive board led by John L Lewis delivered the demand to Howat yesterday to end the strike.
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Knox Resolution Stumbles in Senate Over Peace Plan
In Washington April amid a heated session the Knox resolution faced harsh criticism. Senator Nelson called the peace measure unusual and halting and argued it was only a partial piece of work, with informal talks aimed at a final Saturday agreement.
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Braxton Storm Toll Grows As Town Receives Aid
April 28 report from Jackson Mississippi says Braxton bears the worst of the disaster with ten killed and more than thirty injured. A systematic search is under way for additional victims as relief workers and physicians from nearby towns assist at Dole Hospital.
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