France seeks allied aid for rehabilitation effort
Paris reports optimism from Finance Minister Louis Klotz about France's recovery. He said rehabilitation hinges on confidence and wartime sacrifices, and he urged allies to provide equitable financial support without delay. He toasted Albert Rathbone of the American Treasury and noted France's debt to Britain and the United States.
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Paris
France
Louis Klotz
Lin
M. Klotz
Albert” Rathbone
Torelen Loan Bureau
Hungary Seeks Surrender of War Minister Parany
Vienna report says Hungary demands Austria surrender Josef Parany, former war minister in the communist Kun regime, for trial in the murder of Count Stefan Tisza, a crackdown amid the postcollapse chaos. An informant claimed payments of 10,000 crowns and later funds from officials connected to the case.
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Vienna
Tin Associated Press
Avatrinha
Josef Parany
Bole Kun
Stefan Tisza
Soltiers
Tikea
Mes
Pogany
Austria
County
Tlara
Utaw League of Women Voters to Meet in Ogden
The Utah League of Women Voters plans a three day convention in Ogden beginning November 16 with Carrie Chapman Catt headlining the educational program. Officers and chairmen for the visit are named, including Mrs. Emily B. Wells as honorary president and Mrs. Elizabeth Hayn as first vice president. A public address by Mrs. Catt is planned for the assembly hall, with aides and committees listed. Also noted is a local produce ad and contact details for Mitchell-McPeek Produce Co.
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Matty Ogden
Wah League of Women Voters
Sal Lake
Smith
Ogden
WlGan
Carrie Chapman Catt
Utah League of Women Voters
Pautet
Assembly Hall
Carrie Chamyan Catt
Edward TP. Casigan
Fsed
Tra Natonal Buffrage
Valerix 1. Marker
Mia
Jean’ Yentfeld
Frank J. Shpler
Atonapeca
Eka Uh League For Women
Tun Malines
Stes. MH
Corfiman
Mngements
Mra
Re Thurman
Sear FE
Grostell Bananet
Robert W. Spangier
B.amith
Tinh League of Women Voters
Emincling B. Wells
J. A. Widteos
Natuy of Women
Leah Jennings
Inca Tonight Allen
Palmer Declares Coal Strike Violates Fuel Act
In Charleston West Virginia on November 5 a telegram from Attorney General Palmer to district UMWA president Keeney claims the strike and related actions violate the fuel control act. The admin says it will aid in a settlement while urging unions and operators not to restrain output or engage in coercive actions. The telegram clarifies the administration’s stance on wage protests and strike legality.
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Charleston
W. Va
Mocol Steney
Gentaimer
Unite States Diatrick
Inday
Crior
Tee
Wilton
Palmer
Keeney
Ivetton
Gett Pral
Telperam Ag
Mexico Won't Be Asked Refund in Jenkins Ransom Case
Washington reports Mexico will not be pressed for the promised refund of 100000 dollars in the Jenkins ransom incident. The note clarifies the agreement tied to William Algerian consular agent and the release terms remain unsettled as details are disputed.
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Mexico
Jenkins
Washington
Agrertean
Creament
Envnset
Wiliam Alasrlean
Amm Bata Tay Ha
Allied Board Goes to Riga in Baltic Mission
Nov 6 Paris dispatch says an allied mission will leave Paris for Riga to manage the Baltic situation amid German troop presence. Brig Gen Sherwood A Cheng, US member, will join with aim to secure withdrawal of German troops without influencing Russian internal affairs. A separate Helena report notes a bank messenger, Charen Stevens, 12, was held up and struck in Helena by a robber after being bound and gagged.
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Baile
Paris
Fuga
Sherwood A. Cheng
Miasion
Gersman
Helf
Helena
Mont
Charen
Stevena
Uinian Hank and Siruat Company
Raper
Rincansriona
Iblow
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Thomas
Hungary
J. J
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Beavers
Stafford Millinery Co
VELOX
the Holley Milling Co
Utaw League OF Women Voters
Mitchel- MicPeek Produce Co
Eccles
China
Dee
United States
Sica
Casacrel
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Jeannette, PA
Ame
THE
Salt Lake Hardware CO
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Pennsylvania
Mr. Jenkins
State Department
Jane Rt
Riga
Stevens
Fakimes
Arena
Horlick
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