World finances split between New York Paris and London after war
Lord Cunliffe, governor of the Bank of England, returns from the United States praising warm American hospitality. He says war shifted global finance toward New York and Paris, with London sharing future exchange and trade flows. The interview covers Bank of England business, U.S. wartime banking ties, and potential outcomes for postwar monetary leadership.
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New York
Paris
London
Lenden
Boy Smail
Lord
Cuintiffe
Bank of Enge
United States
Balfour
Lord Cunliff
Nenoyland
America
Cotte
Enetald
Cunliffe
England
Harks Es Owell
Sosermveant
Alfeas
Chile
Britain
Bank of Fagland
Bankee
Eatlreal
Benjamin Streng
Fedhlopestree Bank Lan Institution
Simuleer
Hork
Musland
Engfrae Acel
Herlin
Patent Right Loss Alarms Germany
Berlin July 21 reports confiscation of all German patent rights in entente nations and the United States would be a greater disaster than lost foreign trade. Berliner Tageblatt warns that foreign patents underpin German industry and export, and seizure could force many top factories to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
United States
Berliner Tageblatt
Germany
Lemon Juice Lotion Promises Skin Lightening Remedy
An advertisement extols a lemon juice lotion to soften and whiten rough red hands and skin. It praises lemon juice but notes it can irritate, recommending a recipe using lemon juice strained with orchard white and a fragrant homemade lotion to apply daily to the face neck arms and hands for tan freckles and whitening effects.
Raisuli Rules Morocco Dictator After Defeating Spanish
Geneva reports Raisuli the Moroccan bandit and Perdicaris captor has declared himself ruler of a large district in Spanish Morocco. He gathered tribes around him, collected taxes, and ignored Spanish authorities as troops retreated from Tetuan after heavy losses.
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Geneva
Raisuli
Perdicaris
Spanish Morocco
Progres de Lyons
Fied
French Morocco
Bent Said
Tetuan
Corporal Parsons and Private Winks in No Man's Land
London reports a unlikely duo of Winks and Parsons forging trust amid shellfire. Austerity of war transforms a nuisance into courage as Winks dives into No Man's Land to save a wounded comrade, who then recognizes his act with a lamp and a handshake.
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Winks
No Man’s Land
London
Mall
Edward Parsons
Henry Wilka
Berlin
Mr. Winks
No. 7
Militia
Parsons
Wink
Ors
Corporal Parsons
Load
Franly
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Alred Financial Relations
Rendon
St. Pauls
Ingram
Jonemen Bey
Red Cross Society
Lovers of Liberty
Treedorm
Wilson
Amelia
Les
Austria
Poland
Mme
Aristocra
Herr von Heyvdebrand
General von Moltke
the Marne
Frederick the Great
Meyerbeer
Leyden
Heine
Morocco
Fparsona
Amsterdam
Hea
Gerard
the National Newspaper
Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Public Ledger Company
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