The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1922-01-27
Resigns, His Arrange
hts With Lloyd George
Being Opposed.
Is PROGRAM IS UPSET
he invited to Form New French
|try-May Fight German Nora
lum-Senate, BY Close Vote,
bats Newberry Of Michigan,
With a Rebuke.
EDWARD w. PIcKARD

N.Y. Ell vvHnO w. tSFNSNS
I ICE spilled the beans last week.
land and his cabinet are out.
mere is forming a new ministry
Il himself as its head. All the
Or of the meeting of the supreme
5r1&I] at Cannes are nullified, at
g Tor the present. Plans for the
mic and financial conference
have to be revised. The Ger
III probably will be called on by the
1la6h to make the reparations pay
u<& when they are due or suffer the
1ol&g.
I'D George at Cannes had agreed
u Great Britain would make a
'a1& guaranteeing France against at
X By Germany, provided, however.
&c Die French ministry of marine
q tie British admiralty should reach
conplete agreement on submarines
d 0ther naval craft, and provided
ia hat the French and British gov
nfients should make their foreign
I1cIes conform, especially in the near
81 He required, too, that France
rate In restoring world econOm-
bid finances and agree to deal
ID Soviet Russia. These conditions
neant yielding by France to
1fIGh policies and at once storm
position arose in Paris. BRAND
|rI1ed to that city and after telling
b tabinet all about what he had
~ fand engaging i'm a heated con-
uX1fsy with President Millerand.
suZ before the chamber Of deputies
q Presented the entire program, tell
: Is members they could take it or
ia It, Then he bluntly announced
4 Resignation of the ministry with
L aiting for vote.
H0Incare, the main point of whose
'lt<g is Germany must pay" was in
<1U to form new cabinet and got
NJ at once. 1t was understood that
~ Lasteyrie would be minister of
IRE. He recently Investigated con.
IN Is In Germany and believes the
m lans can pay the reparations with
( y moratorium provided their bud
& y properly balanced and sufficient
- are imposed to bring their taxa.
a totals up to the level of those
ia On France.
- all the European capitals and In
'onhington there was something akin
&onsternation when the news from
lI&D was received. The conference al
res automatically came to an end
~ American government, which had
= Decided whether or not to accep,
n invitation to take part in the
ga conference, halted consideration
re question until there are further
1(01 Opments. The German cabinet
~ the chance for a moratorium fad
3 and was correspondingly despon
IT The English were retcent hut
qznly indignant and relations be
F<en them and the French, severely
Eojned for several years, were not
1rroved.
HE allied supreme council decided
that an economic conference Il
III with the restoration of Europt
i I'D be held in Genoa In March
that both Germany and Russis
Id be invited to send representa-
No sooner did this news reach
cow than the soviet government,
ened to accept the invitation thai
not been formally extended
ign Minister Tchitcherin wired tn.
Acil that the central executive com
zee would proceed to select the
gates and would give them the
- extended powers. or courss
e was no doubt that Germany would
opt the invitation Of the council
the JaDaneSe DELEGATES to fhf