Germany in strong reparations position says Gilbert report
The Seymour Parker Gilbert reparations study finds Germany financially solid and capable of meeting the Versailles and Dawes plan payments of 600 million dollars yearly. Railroads industries banks and the economy are recovering postwar, with no basis for claims Germany is overtaxed to meet obligations.
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Germany
Seymour Parker Gilbert
Jess
Gilpert
Republic of Germany
Gilbert
Hoover's Quiet Early Bid To Shape Critical Congress Debates
Capitol Hill braces for swift action on Kellogg pact, cruiser bill, farm relief and a possible special session. Hoover's arrival from South America could tip votes within 24 hours, with Reed and Borah poised to challenge. Fireworks expected in the Senate as the antiwar treaty advances first.
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Frederic William Wile
Washington
D. C
Congress
Senate
House
Herbert Hoover
Jove
Pollticians
Capitol Hill
Coolidge
South America
Coolidges
Kelloggs
Borahs
Hales
McNarys
Longworths
Tilsons
King Herbert
Courier Home Delivery Cutoff and Replacement Policy
Notice explains delivery by 5 30 pm and carrier delays may occur. If paper not received, call the office before 6 30 pm to request a replacement copy at no extra charge. Includes incomplete contact details and pricing reference.
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Hoy
Muah
Kellogg Pact To Get Action First In Senate
Washington January 2 4 The Kellogg peace pact will be voted on before the cruiser construction bill under an agreement reached by Senate leaders. Senator Borah and Senator Hale arranged the order to push the Kellogg treaty first and then the naval measure after its disposition. When the Senate reconvenes tomorrow Senator Hale will speak on the naval bill and then Senator Borah will move to take up the Kellogg treaty.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Borah
Hale
Naval Committee
Hate
Barnah
Tuxhorn Hopes On Time Flight Test
Marshall Missouri January test aims for new endurance record as pilot Hlaine M Tusher and co pilot Leonard Rhiner take off in an open cockpit monoplane at 8 am under five degree cold. The plane carries 25 gallons of gasoline and plans a first air refueling around 3 pm at about 1000 feet.
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Marshall
Hlaine M. Tusher
Kansas Ciy
Leonard Rhiner
Tushorn
Snow Prospect Is Bright Reed Says
Des Moines reports Charles I. Reed, federal weather observer for Iowa, forecasts unsettled conditions with a likely snowfall across the state tonight and Thursday. He notes rising temperatures after a recent cold wave and predicts easier temps in the northwest tomorrow.
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Reed
Des Moines
Charles I. Reed
Lowa
Kenyon Receives Medal for Senate Resolution
Washington January 2 Federal Judge William S Kenyon of Fort Dodge Iowa received a medal from Czechoslovakia for introducing a Senate resolution recognizing the nation’s government while serving in the senate.
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Kenyon
Washington
TI. G
Cacho
Slovakia
William S. Kenvor
Fort Dodge
Senate
New Prosecutor Names Towne First Assistant in County
John W Gwynne, newly elected county attorney, vows speedy trials by filing true informations and pushing cases directly to court within a week or two. He announces Towne as first assistant and outlines staffing changes, with Robinson as office assistant and Jacobsen handling Cedar Falls duties.
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John Wgwynne
Board of Supervisors
Vowne
Gwynth
Barr
Towne
Ruth Robertson
Cedar Falls
5. C
Gwynne
Mimself
County Board
FW. Edwards
Ralph W. Travis
Jacobsen
American Legion
Cedar
Roland F. Merner
Mears, Lovejoy, Jensen & Gwynne
Ints
First National Bank
Coolidges Return to White House After Christmas
President and Mrs Coolidge returned to Washington from Sopela Island where they spent the holidays. Secretary Kellogg was among those who greeted the president at the station.
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Washington
D. C
Dan
Coolledge
Sopela Island
Grargla
Kellogg
Tose
Ambassador Herrick II Suffers Decline in Ohio Home
Myrone I Herrick II American ambassador to France worsened today at his Gales Mills estate near Cleveland Ohio his condition not critical said Parmaley Herrick his son Dr Kiups and Dr Phillips prepared for emergencies as the 74 year old diplomat has battled bronchitis for ten days He previously fell seriously ill about a year and a half ago but recovered and returned to Paris before coming back to Cleveland recently.
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Cleveland
O Dan
Myrone I. Herrick
France
Parmaley Herrick
Parmaley
Altho
John Kiips
Phillips
Herrick
Gales Mills
Paris
Short Interviews With Home Folks At Fourth Street Crossing
GC Wi McClintick lagman at the Minos Central rail van notes the Fourth street crossing in downtown has the heaviest vehicular and pedestrian traffic. He says drivers and pedestrians daily defy death trying to beat trains and engineer Fred Taylor often must apply airbrakes to avoid collisions.
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Wi McClintick
Lagman
Minois Central
Fourth Street
Fred Taylor
Court strikes down gas price regulation as unconstitutional
The Supreme Court in Washington D C. ruled that Tennessee 1927 gas price controls declaring gasoline a public service are invalid. The decision voids the act and bars the state from restricting intrastate gasoline sales or compelling foreign companies to share business information.
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Supreme Court
Tennessee
Washington, D. C
Washington lawyers join Chicago crime drive
Two Washington based attorneys now in U S government service were invited to Chicago to assist in combating crime. State's Attorney John A. Swanson said federal attorneys' services are being coordinated in Washington by Senator Cherries S. Deneen. Oscar R. Lithring and Oliver EB. Pagan are to aid in gathering conspiracy evidence and related work. The case aims to root out entrenched crime and vice in Chicago.
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John G. Sargent
Oliver EB. Pagan
H Com
Swanson
Supreme Court Rules Veterans Bureau Director Decisions Final
The Supreme Court held today that the director of the veterans' bureau has final and conclusive authority in matters concerning veterans' bonuses or adjusted compensation payments. The ruling upholds the bureau's determinations in these benefit cases.
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Whoshington
D. CO. Dan
Supreme Court
Heth
Veterans
Adams Paper GD Subsidiary Buys Duluth Concern
Fred D. Adams announces the Duluth Paper & Specialties Co has purchased Peyton Paper Co of Duluth. The deal includes 222 West Michigan street building, land, stock, and goodwill. Duluth unit moves offices to Peyton building. management names include R B E Van Dorm and R H Rouse.
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Adams Paper GD
Duluth
Fred D. Adams
Adams Paper & Specialties Co
Waterloo
Duluth Paper & Specialties Co
Peyton Paper Company
Thaiout
Northwest
Den
Adams
oMner
West
Michigan Street
Peyton Company
Duluth Company
R. BE. van Dorm
R. H. Rouse
A. H. Markkanen
Adams Copany
Los Angeles Teen Aims at Women’s Flight Record
Los Angeles January 2 Angeleno aviatrix Bobby Trout 18 at Metropolis airport began a proposed attempt to break sustained flight records for women. She lifted her Golden Eagle monoplane at 6 25 03 pm and circled Los Angeles and southern California cities with fuel for 16 hours of flight.
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Los Angeles
Cal
U.R
Bobby Trout
Imes Angele
Aviatrinx
Metropolitan Cairport
Golden Eagle
California
Miss Trout
Four Lose Lives When Homes Burn in Ohio Fire
In Youngstown Ohio a kerosene stove explosion set a house ablaze killing Charles Cecil 23, son of La Verne McFall, who burned to death, and severely burning the father. The death of the child marks the fourth blast fatality in 24 hours, with Mildred 3 and Jackie 7 among other victims from the Miller home fire on Monday night.
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Youngstown
Far
Charles Cecil
Laverne McFall
McFall
Mildred
Jackie
Johny Miller
Mondrty
Miller
High Council Plans to Remove Gen Bramwell Booth
London reports say Evangeline Booths headquarters announced a large majority of the High Council supports ousting General Bramwell Booth as commander in chief. The plan calls for reorganizing the Salvation Army with the American commander’s program.
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High Council
Gen
Booth
London
Evangeline Booth
Bramwell Booth
Salvation Army
See Rosy View Of German Finances Critiqued
Berlin newspapers challenge Parker Gilbert's annual repatriations report claiming it shows Germany with rose colored spectacles and presents an unjustifiably favorable view of German economic life.
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Berlin
Parker Gilbert
Germany
Bilbo declines action after Mississippi lynching
Gov Theo Bilbo said he would take no action in the Paorchman lynching of Charles Shepherd, a 41 year old convict burned at the stake after confessing killings. He cited lack of time and funds despite hundreds of telegrams urging investigation. Ruth, 18, was among those abducted and assaulted by guard B Duvall, 66.
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Bilvo
United States
Presidential Electors Ballot Cast in Washington D C
The 531 electors chosen by voters on November 6 1928 met in their states to ratify the ticket of Hoover and Curtis. They planned to cast votes for Hoover and Curtis and for Alfred E. Smith and Joseph Robinson as the opposite ticket awaits final counting in a joint session of Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Herrert
Hoaver
Charles Chirlin
Heaver
Curtis
Alfred E. Smith
Joe Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
House
Supreme Court Rules Price Discrimination Violates Antitrust Law
The Supreme Court held that manufacturers who price discriminate among customers may be prosecuted under the Clayton antitrust act. The ruling was announced today in a Indiana case brought by George Van Gamp & Sons Co. against the American Can Co.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Indiana
George van Gamp & Sons Co
American Cane Company
Germany seen able to pay reparations says Gilbert report
Paris reports S. Darker Gilbert agent general for reparations says Germany remains financially sound with strong revenue productivity and stable reichsmark. He cautions on budget pressures and rising state transfers while noting Germany can meet the current annual annuity and continue payments under the Dawes plan.
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Berlin
Seniour Pearker Gilbert
Germany
Reich
Gilbert
Reichsmark
Reichsbank
Axame
U. S
Great Britain
Italy
United States
Roumania
Japan
Portugal
Greece
Poland
France
Paris
Ins
Darker Gilbert
Gendaidd
Colama Onal
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Hoover
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W. C. Durant
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Jim" Reed
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Missouri
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