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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
7
Larwill Indiana reader writes of persistent tiredness and lack of ambition saying a tonic helped restore energy. They describe working on a farm with three children and claim the remedy revived them, urging others to seek prompt relief.
In a Kansas City Star feature, Hostetter Smith jokes about an annual habit of spending nearly all saved honey each summer to escape heat. The inmate denies bars in the window, saying they exist to keep mosquitoes out, not for confinement.
The United States plans to issue formal remittance notices to allied powers owing about 12 billion dollars. The State Department will press for dated promissory notes while nations negotiate repayment terms. The debt refunding commission, including Hughes Mellon Hoover Smoot Burton, faces uncertain, jockeying negotiations with Britain France and Germany over reparations and credits.
Congress moves to create a 1600 acre Washington palm national monument in Riverside County California to preserve three canyons Palm Murray and Andreas with other desert flora. The Agua Caliente Indians must consent and be paid per capita before final dedication.
President Harding rejects general amnesty for prisoners who advocated overthrow by force. He will not pardon those guilty of preaching destruction of the government and demands reports show only strictly war offenses before considering any pardon. He told a delegation he would not grant amnesty while such advocacy exists.
A diverse group led by Paul F. Brissenden of Columbia University urged the President to grant amnesty for all 87 political prisoners in federal penitentiaries. They carried a petition of 1,000,000 signatures and argued for either two individual pardons or a general amnesty based on membership in an organization. The delegation included Mrs. Robert La Follette, Rosa Yates Forrester, Rachel Davis-Dubois, and Morris Hillquit among others.
Senator Underwood introduces a bill to pay American claims against Germany from German property under the Versailles system and a peace treaty. A six member enemy property commission would adjudicate claims, with Supreme Court review for major questions, though priority given to German government assets before German subjects. Claims approach one billion dollars. estimated valid claims at least four hundred million.
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