Netherlands denies monopoly in East Indies oil fields
Dutch officials explain that joint use of the Djambi oil fields by Batavia Company and Royal Dutch does not grant a monopoly. They note open access policies and say concessions were signed before bids from others, with future production controlled by the Netherlands East Indies government or authorized private firms.
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Sumatra
Batavia Company
Batavia
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Netherlands
United States
Standard Oil Company
Holland
State Department
Hague
Dutch East Indies
Netherlands East Indies
Hast Indies
Netherland Hast Indies
Netherland East Indies
East Indies
President's Role in World Economic Leadership
The article argues that postwar reparations and German recovery hinge on U S economic leadership. It notes guarantees for German payments depend on American cooperation with Britain France and Belgium. It mentions U S influence and a debate among senators about maintaining an independent American stance.
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America
Germany
Great Britain
France
Belgium
United States
Ship's Gear Crippled and Men Aboard Face Charges
Baltimore reports the steamship Western King damaged to its steering gear after a riotous raid on board. Crew members linked to the machinery were named for destruction of government property as repairs continue and officers struggle to retain the present crew. The James McGee sailed with a guarded crew from New York, escorted by a police boat.
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Western King
Dublin
Glasgow
Shipping Board
H. D. Haines
McGee
William
H. Hyman
Marine Engineers Association
National Union
United States Mexican Petroleum Company
United States Transportation Company
Polish-American Line
National Transport Company
Universal Transport Company
Old Dominion Line
the Bella Steamship Company
Attack on the Sheppard-Towner Maternity Bill
Physicians from Fitchburg Massachusetts fought the Senate committee over the Federal maternity and infancy bill. Dr. Alfred H. Quessy argued the act was unnecessary and proposed changes, describing it as superfluous.
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Senate
Alfred H. Quessy
Physicians
Fitchburg, Mazs
Send In Your Name for Film Try Out Tomorrow
Readers are urged to submit names to the Sunday editor, Post Building, for a Washington film produced by The Washington Post and Hudris Film Company. Candidates meet director Walter Steiner tomorrow between 2 and 6 pm at Ellipse to be considered for a Washingtonian cast. Filming begins next week in Washington with a May showing at Moore's Rialto. weather may delay selections.
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The
Washington Post
Hudris Film Company of
New York
Los Ngeles
Post. Ling
Walter Steiner
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Atter
Steiner
Washingtonian
Self
Moore’s Rialto Theater
Cuno HE. Rudolph
Rudolph
Big City
Post Building
Turko-Greek Conflict Spirals Into Guerrilla War At Sea and Land
Guerrilla fighting spreads across Asia Minor as Turkish Nationalists clash with Greek forces. Reports describe killings in multiple villages, desertions, and bandit activity on land. Pirates in the Black Sea coast join raids to hinder Greek mobilization.
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Asia Minor
Black Sea
Thrace
Jonas Kuppenheimer Dies at 82 in Chicago
Jonas Kuppenheimer longtime president and co founder of the Kuppenheimer clothing firm died at his Chicago home. Born in 1864 in Terre Haute Indiana he helped build the notable fashion house that bears his name.
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Jonas Kuppenheimer
Terra’ Haute
Ind
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