Germany Indemnity and Peace Terms After World War I
New York reports on the postwar questions shaping Allied policy. Germany’s ability to pay a ten billion indemnity, the fate of a League of Nations, and the balance between reparations and restoring global trade loom large. Shipping, food, immigration, and currency issues press urgent economic decisions as Europe rebuilds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Psace
League of Nations
Germany
Kranuco
Lbelgian
Irance
Italy
England
United States
France
al- Hed
America
Alliea
AlHea
Argentina
Australia
Chicago
Europe
Kusaly
Balkan States
Austria
Morket
Congress
Reconstruction Finance and Political Balance in Postwar Policy
The text argues that reconstruction will require large federal outlays and a disciplined Federal Preserve Board to safeguard national welfare. It notes that a coalition government tends to move slower than a one party rule, and that wartime alliances paused some issues. It stresses that peace treaty ratification needs a two thirds Senate vote and that post March 1919 a Republican Congress would shape reconstruction, using government borrowing only for shipbuilding, relief, and treasury needs while avoiding unnecessary debt beyond emergency plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irty
Senate
Delinquent Notice from Uintah Liver Irrigation Co Utah
Delinquent assessments dated October 15 1918 listed against shareholders incl H Bowles T H Bowles L R Bodily Agatha Clark A Goebel Indiuta M P Co J M Pine and others. Shares may be sold December 16 1918 at 2 PM at Geo A Wilson residence Fort Duchesne Utah to cover amounts plus costs. Spence ad plus cabbage and produce for sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah Liver Errigation Co
Moffat
Utah
Bowles
Goebel
Indiuta M & P, Co
Indiuta M. & P Co
J M. Pine
A Starbird
Frank Slade
C. Schwerdt
CC. Schwerdt
Board of Directors
Buch Stock Aa
Geo A
Wilson
Ft. Duchesne
George A Wilson
Spence
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Atilea
Schwab
Turkey
Cogland
Iusala
Latkang
Ates
Labor Jong
Atee
Lesa
Marshall Flaid & Company
Austria-Hungary
Industria
Piper
Hus
Rter
Moe
Prussia
Fife Piper
Russia
Reichsbank
Belgium
Bank of Austria
Committee of Banking
Pank
Fingland
Watt
Jevel
Rataing Juang
Singland
London
Central
Paris
Crisi
United
International
Bird of Joy
Federal Preserve Board
Treasury
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