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Treaty is made inapplicable urely domestic ques tone and to the American Mandate Policy.
14 Dec 1921
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1921
Page
1
Treaty is made inapplicable urely domestic ques tone and to the American Mandate Policy.
A four power Pacific mandate treaty was signed by the United States Britain France and Japan without ceremony and forwarded to President Harding for Senate ratification. The reservation clarifies that the pact covers mandated Pacific islands but does not imply US acceptance of mandates or preclude future agreements among powers. Submission to Congress may be delayed until near further armament conference decisions.
Baltimore officials announce drastic economy measures as the Baltimore and Ohio railroad plans to furlough thousands of shopmen indefinitely starting Saturday when all shops on the system will close due to business depression and cost cutting.
Marshal Foch will sail from New York tomorrow on the steamer Paris for France. Tens of thousands in the U S had acclaimed him since his October 28 arrival. The American Legion's farewell message, issued by national commander General MacNider, lauded his integrity and inspirational visit, expressing gratitude and unwavering support for France and America.
Washington December 13 The Paris peace valuation of the Kiao Chou railway and mines at about 15 million gold sparks dispute over security for a Chinese purchase offer Japan wants firm assurance of security terms before agreeing to any plan Chinese delegates express confusion over Japan’s position as talks depart with no clear progress on the Shantung matter.
Danville Kentucky December 13 Centre college’s star quarterback Ro McMillin today accepted an offer to coach Centenary College Shreveport Louisiana for three years at ten thousand dollars per year.
AAP reports that as the arms conference nears a naval ratio settlement, Big Three discussions remain covert with public spokesmen sparse. The four power treaty signing moved from public to private secret sessions, with reporters gathering outside for bulletins and later image the red seals and signatures.
Forecast for New Mexico two days fair and cooler east of mountains. Arizona expected partly cloudy with little temperature change. Yesterday's 24 hour report shows high 67, low 30s, 36 to 44 percent humidity, no precipitation, light north wind, and clear sky.
Washington reports a likely agreement on the 5-5-3 naval ratio among Great Britain Japan and the United States with a plenary session possible before the weekend. Japan signals conditional acceptance proposing substitution of the Mutsu for the Settsu while talks continue among Hughes Balfour and Kato with Roosevelt Coontz and Pratt present.
Budapest December 13. The national assembly ratified the peace treaty between the United States and Hungary. Count Albert Apponyi, chairman of the peace committee, said the treaty proves America’s disinterestedness and aid in eastern Europe's reconstruction and recognizes Hungary as an equal.
Hundreds of blind men and thousands of others paid tribute to the late Sir Arthur Pearson at services in Trinity church Marlebone near St Dunstan's home. The event featured a blind organist and chorus with ex service men from St Dunstan's standing at attention during the ceremony.
Washington December 13 Senator Jones Republican of Washington announced in the senate he would move to curb the privilege of senators talking on anything at any time He proposed to confine debate to the question under consideration unless unanimously consented to by all senators and aimed to limit prolonged remarks and filibuster tactics
A figure labeled the Auto Wizard pledges using Muscle Shoals water power to end all wars by building an industrial plant and boosting southern prosperity. Thomas Edison recently inspected the project with Ford and discussed Ford's related plan.
Washington reports a fine of 10486 pesos paid under protest by the crew of the American schooner Mabel which had been held by Mexican authorities for alleged illegal fishing. The ship, seized near Ensenada, was returned to San Pedro California. The case hinges on whether the act occurred inside or outside Mexico’s three mile limit.
New York promoter Tex Rickard handed Middleweight Champion Johnny Wilson a check for 25,409 to cover his share of the September bout with Bryad Downey of Cleveland in Jersey City. The NJ boxing commission had withheld funds claiming the champion did not give his best effort. Wilson agreed to box any opponent Rickard selects by January, for a contest set mid next month.
George Warren Brown head of a large St. Louis shoe firm died in Tucson on Tuesday morning after three weeks here seeking health treatment. The body will be shipped to St. Louis on Wednesday for burial or funeral arrangements.
In Houston on December 18 Humble Refining Co raised Mexia light crude by 25 cents to 1.00 per barrel, effective December 12, as part of market price moves.
Secretary Davie told employers and workers in Milwaukee to drop grievances and go to work for a better wage and more peace in industry. He urged disarmament of battles and warfare in labor, saying strikes and lockouts separate, not unite, and that the era of strikes as a main tool to gain rights is ending.
Former Boston mayor J M Curley defeats J R Murphy by 2216 votes in a close mayoral race. Final tally Curley 73569 Murphy 71554 Baxter 4243 O Connor 10812. Total 160478 about 77 percent of registered voters. Women voters turnout high despite snow.
New York Dec 13 The Anaconda Copper Mining director met today but no action occurred on negotiations to control American Brass. Reports say Anaconda offered to acquire majority of American Brass for 150 cash and three Anaconda shares for each American Brass share.
Representative Wingo of Arkansas condemned Postmaster General Hays accusing him of overturning the civil service commission to appoint faithful Republicans as postmasters. Wingo called Hays a Presbyterian deacon who is pretending to run a Sunday school in the postoffice department.
In Morrion Cola on December 13 rescue crews recovered five bodies from a damp Satanic mine. Biocene F. Revie Sr. was brought to surface unconscious and died. Six men were lost with a fire in the workings. all other workers are accounted for.
In Morrison Colorado five miners were overcome by fire damp while battling a fire at the Satanic mine of the Colorado Catherra Mines company on the 140 foot level. One man, William Jones of Morrison, was brought to the surface alive, while four others including superintendent Gerry Ho N Morrison and Eugene Bowie Jr. were believed dead as rescue teams struggled to reach them.
Floods across western Washington kill 14 and cause over 250000 in property damage. Rivers breach dikes from Mount Vernon to North Bend. towns like Thorp and Beattie cut off by flooded roads and rails. Rail traffic halted. bridges washed out. hundreds displaced and farms damaged as weather recedes.
A Detroit area farmhouse fire destroyed the home of Joseph Waken two miles north of Detroit. Eight people died, seven of them children, and three others were badly burned. The blaze began when Mrs Wakeu tried to light a fire with kerosene.
Governor Mechem says the Santa Fe institution might have collapsed or been closed at any point during the past year. He notes the event could have been worse and urges scrutiny of safety and oversight.
Assistant Attorney General urges State Treasurer to keep 290000 in notes and mortgages from the bank to cover state deposits. Bank officials debated collateral pooling and the role of the United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. The governor defends the bank’s protection of funds and notes the lack of designated depositories since taking office.
The railroad labor board sets a ten hour day at regular wages for common laborers with eight hours constituting a day and time and one half after ten. The rule removes the overtime penalty, lowering carrier payrolls, and allows mutual agreement to reduce daily hours. Effective December 16, the changes apply where agreements are not yet settled.
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