Reichstag Opinion Of LS on German US Trade Balance
In a reported Reichstag discussion, Count von Knylitzki outlined Germany's foreign trade stance with the United States. He cited a wartime surplus of 1,231,000 marks in American goods and a 650,000,000 mark US surplus, though the balance was contested by shipping profits and American stock investments. He warned of financial strains, unemployment in Berlin, and the risk of a broader currency crisis, urging monetary and policy measures to restore stability. He noted the need for European recovery and suggested tax and currency adjustments while commentators warned of potential further declines in debtors and creditors on international markets.
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Rail guards attacked by brigands on a trail
Brigands attacked railway guards on a trail carrying a large shipment of ull. The twenty-strong band boarded the cart, beat the guide, and forced the crew to retreat as bombs were thrown, injuring several guards.
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Howden
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Klne
Fragmentary battle line from obscure report
The fragment notes a guard unit resisting and shooting at bondsmen while others retreat to prevent identification. One guard was killed in the scant readable lines.
Bitter Wool Growers Rally Attacks Government Rules
Jan 14 Helens reports the annual convention of the National Wool Growers Association opening with bitter attacks on federal regulation of open range grazing. Joseph Walab and Helena Sterkman led opposition while Dem candidate for congress criticized the administration. Key speeches urged public awareness and preservation of open range policy amid strong attendance and formal welcomes from Governor Tool and Mayor Sandeny.
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Anil
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Saale
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Tate
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New York Banks Change Leadership in Annual Election
In a tumultuous annual election, power shifts within major New York banks. Key figures including Morse allies and new directors are named as rival factions contend over control. The board restructures, with changes at the Hoover Securities and other institutions, signaling a broader realignment in the financial sector.
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Edwin Goild
Willam Nelson Crommrel
William H. Taylor
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New Amsterdam
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Bosan Buteineno
War Port Dead in Augusta: Randell Dies at Home
Randell, author of Marylani, My Aurs and, died at his Augusta home today after a noted career in literature. He was widely recognized for his wartime writings and regional impact in Georgia.
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Augusta
Rydur Randell
Marylani
Aursand
Courting drama in a fog of dialogue and confusion
A fragmented courtship scene unfolds with characters Kiuroas, Alma, Abe, and Morningstar in a tense domestic setting. Accusations, hidden motives, and shifting loyalties fuel tense exchanges as a favored petition for time and speech plays out amid uneasy relationships.
Taft Delivers War Tone At Ohio Society Banquet
Taft speaks as chief guest at the Ohio Society of Philadelphia banquet. He warns against entangling alliances and praises U S strength in world affairs. He notes tensions with China and Japan and recalls America’s duty in the Pacific while urging vigilance and unity.
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Japan
England
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Philp
Mulal Harid Observes Treaty Amid Moroocere Tensions
Parla Jon reports a Mirat Tinid faction arriving in Parks with Mulal Halid’s secretary and a former Prenoh DavalaMeoramnad Potlett Me Pallatt declaring a holy war shift. They claim the conflict in Moroocere now targets Abd EbAzt2 and the governing hoard of Mameco, and pledge to honor the treaty.
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Miss Gordon of Denver Murdered Sweetheart
Denver reports a homicide involving Miss Gordon, said to have been a sweetheart. Details describe a troubled night and a confrontation tied to a former employer, with unclear surrounding circumstances and timing.
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Miss Gordon
Denver
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