Spain's Army Struggles Over Junta Rule and War Policy
A historical critique of Spain's military juntas and pronunciamientos describes the army's chronic indiscipline driven by both commissioned and noncommissioned officers. It details Berenguer's modernization push, clashes with the Junta of Generals, and the political dangers to the throne under Alfonso XIII, with Morocco disasters catalyzing reforms led by Don Juan de la Cierva and Berenguer amid court and parliament opposition.
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Salamanca
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Order of Merit
Soviet Recession Seen In Year 1921
Moscow dispatch notes 1921 marked by diplomatic and economic struggle in Soviet Russia with the end of the state monopoly on domestic trade, mixed with famine and drought. Lenine faced foreign investment pressure while the Cheka secrecy hinders foreign dealings, exports reach about 109000 tons, mostly raw materials, with about 33 percent to Lend and 46 percent valued around 1.14 million dollars.
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Umsalicht
turmoil in spain deepens as juntas push to curb military power
Fines Campos, Madrid governor and captain general, for gross insubordination. generals O Ryan, Gomez, Dominguez and others seek to break the juntas but fail. Cierva remains a fierce statesman, supported by Berenguer, liberal forces, and the sovereign. A coup to exclude military men from Cortes, Senate looms as a path to stability or further unrest.
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German prophecy foresees czar in 1927 Cromwell style ruler
Berlin Dec 24 Special Cable Prophecy declares a new czar will rise in Russia and a German Cromwell will emerge to end the liberal era. Dr Max Emerich teaches that prophecy comes from studying laws of history and suggests 1927 will mark sharp political upheaval in Germany with a looming crisis and dissolution of von Pabst’s establishment. The forecast has attracted wide attention among readers.
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von Pog So Ptaer
Toreadors Hope for Paris Bullfighting Return in 1922
Paris watchers note renewed Spanish and French bullfighting enthusiasm after a court ruling may legalize the spectacle. Promoters plan a Paris invasion next spring or summer, while Parisian tastes shift to theater shocks. Duel customs and fencing leadership in France are debated as dueling debates wane.
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Wireless police to reply to calls by Paris plan
Paris police chief M Loullier announced a move to use wireless telephony in patrolling the city. Special automobiles will be equipped with wireless devices to maintain rapid contact with headquarters, possibly reducing the need for extra officers on patrol. The plan aims to create constant city-wide coverage day and night despite doubts in newspapers.
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World traveler Mehmed the ancient man Zora Mehmed ages 246
Paris reports Zora Mehmed of Constantinople aged 246 arrives for travel before he grows too old. He proves birth in 1775 with papers and taunts a 127 year old Sioux as a mere boy. He says women are sweet yet thorny. Marshal Joffre visits Bangkok during Far East tour.
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Hares Multiply While Red Tape Is Unraveled
Paris dispatch notes France bought three thousand hares from Hungary to replace those seized by Germany during the war. Vienna bars the shipment at the border. Czech and Austrian routes are blocked. The Quai d’Orsay faces a routing crisis as era of hare imports nears an end. Meanwhile the animals breed, aiding France’s prospects if shipments resume.
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Oriental Express
Budapest
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Quai d’Orsay
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