Britain May Demand Creditors Pay Her When Satisfied
Churchill cautioned on German reparations under the Dawes plan noting possible annual receipts of 10 million pounds and perhaps 25.6 million later but warned recovery may delay. He declined to commit to the Balfour note's aims and stressed parallel payments to Britain with creditor settlements in Europe.
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British Objections to U S Dawes Payments Voiced
The State Department received Britain's note objecting to cash collections from the Dawes reparations fund. The United States maintains it is entitled to recover damages under the Dawes plan, limited to Rhine army costs and claims adjudicated by the German American mixed claims commission. Britain questions the right to cash, urges seizing German cash, while the U S argues its treaty rights mirror allied powers under Versailles.
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Polish Cabinet Approves Plan to Fund Debt to U S
The Polish cabinet approved plans to fund the Polish debt to the United States. The Polish legation announced yesterday that American approval is pending in Congress.
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Supreme Court Admits Several Lawyers and Hears Several Appeals No. 29 338 313 139 142
The Supreme Court on Wednesday October 10 1924 admitted to practice several lawyers from various states. It heard motions and arguments in multiple cases including Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company v United States and United States et al v Butterworth Judson Corporation et al. Arguments were presented by Benjamin Carter William Marshall Bullitt William Breed David Paine Oliver Cook Alfred Wheat J Frank Staley Walter Carroll Raymond M Hudson and others as listed in the record.
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Justice Butler
Sanford
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Summit
N. J
James J. Varnan
Laporte
Ind
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Waukegan
Arthur Bulkley
John J. O’brien
Sangus
Mags
Everett N. Kirkpatrick
Los Angeles
Calif
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Houston
Tex
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Muscatine
Iowa
E. Raymond Tipton
William D. Burnett
Portland
Oreg
Hervey L. Woodward
Worcester
Mass
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
United States
Benjamin Carter
The
United States of America Et al
Butterworth-Judson Corporation
William Marshall Bullitt
Appellee
National Newark and Essex Banking Company
Newark
David Paine
Appellees
Chase National Bank
Pancil
J. Frank Staley
Walter Carroll
L. Richardson & Co., Inc
Raymond M. Hudson
Stomach Distress Cure Promises Quick Relief in Ads
An advertisement touts Card's Mentha-Pepsin as a fast acting stomach medicine. It claims rapid relief from acute distress, gas, acidity, belching, and heartburn, with a money back guarantee if not effective. The pitch notes wide sales in New Jersey and urges readers to trust their regular druggist for a bottle.
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