29 Nov 1921
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1921
Page
1
Vice Admiral Kato states Japan must boost naval strength to ensure security. He argues a 70 percent ratio of naval power is the minimum necessary for national defense and regional stability.
Washington officials report Japan seeks 70 percent naval strength while the United States maintains 60 percent as the maximum acceptable for Japan under Hughes plan. The five powers prepare for a decisive session to resolve the clash in ratios and forge a conference-wide agreement.
London, Nov 28. Ulster leader Sir James Craig will present to the Ulster parliament the reasons for the collapse of negotiations with Lloyd George over an all-Ireland parliament. The delay affects Michael Collins and others who remain in Ireland, with Sinn Fein awaiting a possible response after the Belfast speech. An anxious pause follows five months of truce as both sides await the next move in peace efforts.
The Associated Press reports millions of trout killed by an ice jam in the Yellowstone area near Livingston. Trappers say fish weighing up to ten pounds were swept from the river as the jam stretched for miles, with hundreds of dead fish found in fields and pastures.
Washington reports the arms conference agreed to withdraw foreign post offices and postal facilities from Chinese soil by January 1 1928 with a French co director general remaining to aid Chinese authorities. Japan withheld final approval awaiting Tokyo discussion. The move signals broader aims to end extraterritorial rights and may raise issues over Manchuria and Shantung railway leases as troops and territory are reviewed.
In New Orleans on November 28, 250 police battled striking river front workers for an hour, arresting several and injuring many. The clash spanned five blocks as non union workers left jobs for bricks clubs and fists. Officials say at least 29 were seriously beaten amid the first major disturbance of a 12 000 worker strike. Harbor guards joined police on riverfront duty at night.
The jury in the William C. Taylor murder trial could not reach a verdict after more than two hours of deliberation and was discharged by Judge Lynch. The court had withdrawn the first degree charge, deliberating on second degree murder and manslaughter. The trial began with Brown shot on Harrison Avenue as Taylor acted as speed officer. the jury debated whether to convict on lesser charges. The panel included ten jurors with six special veniremen permanently excused.
The moment at Milwaukee Station showed the human side of Marshal Foch as nine year old Sanger, daughter of died in service Sergt. Leslie Sanger of Butte, presented flowers. The crowd cheered as Foch kissed her cheeks and expressed happiness that children think kindly of him. The scene followed by the Butte Mines band and a salute before the train pulled away.
Coroner Mix hears witnesses as inquest details a theater fire last night sparked by incense that ignited cheesecloth draperies on stage. He says about 135 injured, with over 80 treated at hospitals. police and fire officials report no evidence of foul play.
The state land board authorized protection of state farm loans in default with mortgaged lands foreclosed where interest has not been paid since 1917. H. V. Bailey, state land register, was directed to safeguard the state’s interests as private holders and counties take titles on deeds of trust.
The marshal generalissimo of the Allied forces spoke briefly from the Finlen hotel balcony to a throng of thousands gathered in Butte. He conveyed appreciation for the people of the state as medallions were presented and he later departed in a train westward after hours of admiration from soldiers and civilians alike.
Washington Nov. 28 The French delegation will present a plan on naval power under the American limitation pact seeking an aggregate capital tonnage equal to Japan’s, matching the Japanese fleet with the United States. Italian and French advisers may diverge over relative strengths while France notes Italy’s position at three fourths of its own fleet. The discussion follows Admiral de Bon’s Newport return and hints at ongoing naval construction limits.
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