Word: czechoslovakia
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Approved the debt-funding agreements with Belgium, Czechoslovakia, Roumania, Esthonia and Latvia. (All went to the Senate...
...question of ratifying or rejecting the six debt-funding pacts recently made by the World War Debt Funding Commission was last week put before the House. The Ways and Means Committee reported agreements with Czechoslovakia, Esthonia, Latvia, Roumania, Belgium and Italy. Two reports were made, both by Democrats...
Before the Committee reported, Secretary Mellon appeared before it. He told the Committee: 1) That the agreements with Latvia, Esthonia, Czechoslovakia and Roumania conform with only slight variations to the form of the agreement established when the British debt was funded. 2) That some concessions were made to Belgium on her pre-Armistice debt. 3) That in the case of Italy substantial concessions had to be made because her capacity to pay was small; the full principal of the debt is to be paid, but interest will vary during 62 years from ?% to 2%. He called attention...
...relations with the Foreign Powers continue to be friendly. It was a source of great satisfaction to me to welcome in London the distinguished plenipotentiaries of Germany, Belgium, France, Italy, Poland and Czechoslovakia, who on Dec. 1 signed the diplomatic instruments initialed at Locarno...
...allocution he deplored civil unrest in Italy; expressed sorrow for the tenseness between the Church, and the governments of Chile; Argentina, Mexico and Czechoslovakia; rejoiced over better conditions in France, Poland and Bavaria; announced the extension of the jubilee to the 700th centenary of Saint Francis d'Assisi. In 1928, the Ecumenical Council, which Italy's union in 1870 caused to be suspended, will probably be resumed where it left off. At that time many questions on the reuniting of schismatics, possibly the "Old Catholics" and perhaps even some Anglicans, will come up for the consideration...