GENERAL CABLES.
3 lOSCOW MUSEUM ROBBED. By Telegraph.—-Press Assn.—Copyright. Berlin, Sept. 13. Thieves broke into the historical museum at Moscow, stealing much valuable silver and precious stones. The revolutionary tribunal arrested the curator and secretaries. It was proved that the guards were drunk two days continuously, <nd that the curator frequently demanded soberer custodians but, rather 'an risk the consequences of arresting C ‘proletarian guards, the Soviet decided that the curator and secretaries must bear the blame. GAMBLING IN MARKS. Washington, Sept. 13. Government authorities estimate that ? ■ depreciation of the German mark has caused American speculators to lose between 100 and 125 million Americans bought nearly '5OO million marks in expectation of a rise in value before the German Government’s policy of acute inflation caused a radical decrease in value. LOAN FOR AUSTRIA. Paris, Sept. 14. Austria is endeavoring to raise a loan in the United States, which it is stated Switzerland. Italy and the Little Entente are prepared to guarantee. The Morenthau-Kahn financial groups have already agreed to undertake tl placing of the loan. Austria will accept the proposal subject to the approval of the League.
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Taranaki Daily News, 18 September 1922, Page 2
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