London Pleased with German Note on Reparations
Special Cable Dispatch reports Britain welcomes Germanys note reply to the allied demand on reparations. The British endorse Hughes idea to seek expert assessment of Germanys ability to pay and praise the security proposal. Officials await France reaction and potential talks among allied leaders amid cautious optimism and fear of concessions.
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Friedrich Blhamer
Foreign Office
Hughes
Honor Dead Lumberman Receives War Medal
Distinguished service medals were awarded today by Maj Gen Bullard for exceptionally meritorious service during World War I. Mrs Charlee Edgar widow of hariv4 Gilgar and Mrs Henry A Haylee of Col Hodge presented the citation praising Edgar as director of the river for the ur industries board and highlighting his broad vision, business ability, and devotion to duty.
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Bullard
Charlee Edgar
Cm Ora
Rees
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Rane
Lee buys Republic Rubber in court auction
Loungstan un the June 7 auction for Republic Rubber Corp. creditors claim $1,100 cash and assumption of $27,040,000 in receivers obligations. Garhwaite announced no plan for a new company, the Republic Rubber Company of Ohio holds no par value common stock, all held by the Lee company.
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Aarthwa Ce Vce
Lee
Garhwaite
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Ohio
Lee Company
Allenhry Conquers Rheumatism Says Honest Claim
Asa Ho Keer James H Allen, discoverer of ALLENHRAU, suffers acute rheumatism and reports a cure after using three bottles bought from George Drug Co. He praises the remedy, asserts no payment to endure the torment, and notes Peoples Drug Stores offer a money back guarantee with the first bottle.
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Turns Avenue
Winchester
George Drug Co
Thin City
Asa Ho
James H Allen
Alleniha
Monty
Ady
Germany's Reparations Proposal Calls for Conference on Payment
The German government proposes to accept an impartial international verdict on the amount and method of reparations. It offers to reveal finances and investiga te Germany's capacity to pay, including large loans or annuities, with railways and assets separated as guarantees. It stresses oral talks as essential and urges an international conference to decide the best payment mode.
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Germany
Tegarda
State Railways
Kohl Pecka Aloe
Vinenti
Germany Seeks European Settlement via Railways Guaranty
Baron von Rosenberg outlined Germanys readiness to settle with an offer linked to guarantees backed by the railways and other assets. He noted prior exchanges failed, urged a conference, and described annuities tied to Germanys economic recovery, with bonds and customs duties to fund the plan.
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Baron von Rosenberg
French give up embassy site near German plot
The French government abandons plans to build an embassy on S Street near Twenty third Street Northwest. The diplomatic mission to Washington will move into a new building on Fifteenth Street overlooking Meridian Park. The German government holds title to the opposite tract, prompting the change. Mrs John B Henderson owns the new site and offered use for the Vice President’s home. the offer was accepted after information from the French ambassador Jules Jussec. The report notes the continuous development of nearby park features.
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Twenty-Third Street
Haveeen
Washington
Fifteenth Street
Meridian Park
France
John JB Henderson
Street
Esterday
Partial repudiation eyed as cure for postwar monetary woes
New York June 7: Prof Jeremiah W Jenks of New York University urged partial repudiation of currency at a convention of the National Monetary Association as the only policy to save European governments and industries from postwar monetary collapse. He favored devaluation to align with gold at lower rates, argued against rapid inflation in some nations, and supported gradual deflation to restore credit.
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Europe
Jeremiah W Jenks
New York University
National Monetary Association
Austria
Germany
Hungary
Poland
England
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Bolley
Hudson
Hastings
Pollak Foundation
Newton
Mass
Aame
John E Hovensky
National Bank of Commerce
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
4 John & Commons
University of Wisconsin
Irving Fisher
Yale
Henry C Taylor
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Washington
George Soule
New York Labor Bureau
United States
H A . Chandler
Federal Reserve Ratio
Association
Carl Snyder
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
German Children Slain as Ruhr Occupation Enters
Five German children aged seven to eighteen were shot to death by Franco Belgian occupation forces as troops entered the Ruhr area, according to Die Zelt. The paper lists the victims by name and cites dates and localities of the killings.
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Ruhr
Berlin
Die Zelt
French Remove 1 400 Tons Of Dyestuffs At Hoechst
Paris reports the French occupation authorities removed 1490 tons of dye stuffs from Hoechst during occupation from May 17 to May 46. The Hoechst directors note this helped offset German reparations deliveries and that another occupation is unlikely. A dividend of 60 gold pfennigs per 6,000 marks in shares was declared.
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Berlin
Hoechst
Chemisel Company
Allgemeiné Zeitunge
Germany
Belgian View Wins French Acceptance at Brussels Conference
Belgian officials report French acceptance of the Belgian view at the premiers conference. The plan limits German reparations to 40 billion marks, with shares set for France, Belgium, Japan, and others. Belgium signals Britain and Italy may renounce their parts, hoping for broader pacification and certainty.
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Theunis
France
Belgium
Japan
Portugal
Great Britain
Italy
Britain
Lady Astor's Liquor Bill to Be Passed
London reports Prime Minister Manley Baldwin says government ready to grant facilities to Lady Astor's bill prohibiting sale of intoxicants to anyone under 13. The measure is expected to be adopted this session. Prague charges SFY plot. Two hundred people arrested including several communists after espionage conspiracy uncovered at Pressburg fed by a Hungarian lieutenant named Sabates.
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London
Manley Baldwin
House of Commons
Lady Astor
Prague
Pressburg
Naroda List
Sabates
Amer Sets Pacific Speed Record At Taft Liner Run
The President Taft arrives from Yokohama today after a seven day voyage. The vessel clocked seven days and twenty seven minutes, beating the previous seven day record set by President Wilson on the same route.
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Amer
Pacts Mall
Taft
Yokohama
Afec
Wil Sors
Expect Yeu to Form New Peking Cabinet
AP report says Yeu likely to be asked to form a new cabinet succeeding Premier Chang Shao Tseng who resigned. Dr Yer, Wellington Keo, and C T Wang named as key figures, with financial strain cited as the cause of the cabinet collapse ahead of the Dragon Festival and a failed domestic loan plan.
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Teking
AP3
W Woo ¥En
Chang Shao Tseng
Tadas
Wellington Keo
Senate
C T Wang
Canton House of Representatives
Sun Yat-Sen
IDR SUN LEADS TROOPS IN DESPERATE BATTLE IN KWANGTUNG
Hong Kong reports June 7 AP dispatches Sun Yat Sen personally leads eastern Kwangtung forces to stem invading allied troops. Welchow disputed as Cain Canton front tightens with Sun forces outnumbered and retreating under Shen Hung Ying reinforcements. Shiuchow captured by Peking allies. Bun regime officials vacate posts as mobilizations continue toward Yingtak.
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Hong Kong
Sun Yat-Sen
Kwangtung
Peking
Bat‘ue
Welchow
Canton
Sun
Shen Hung-Ying
Peking Sun
Shitukwan
Bun
Kwangtang
AFP
Shiuchow
Kwangel
Bun Yat-sen
Yingtak
Shiu- Chow
Arrest 101 Chinese In Raid on Factories
Police and immigration inspectors raided Long Island City factories and arrested 101 Chinese nationals for illegal status. Officials say the group is part of a larger smuggling operation bringing 5,000 Chinese yearly into the United States. The suspects reportedly board ships to America then desert.
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New York
United States
Long Island City
American Legion of Queena
Historical movies blamed for inaccuracy spark reform call
An international congress hears Julen Champenois urge discontinuing historical novel films due to misrepresentation of history. He condemns American productions for distorting events postwar, while clergy warn against extremism and decline. Debates linger on authorship and industry goals.
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