Note on Washington Naval Treaty and naval armament limits
Washington disarmament note withheld until Congress is informed outlines U S plans to press Britain France Italy and Japan to negotiate further naval armament limits beyond the Washington Treaty. It emphasizes regional and global constraints, calls for immediate Geneva talks, and signals willingness to extend ratios among signatories for cruisers destroyers and submarines while preserving U S naval strength.
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Naval arms talks aim for broad peace pact among major powers
The American government expresses earnest hope that negotiations in Geneva may be acceptable to Britain, France, Italy, and Japan. It urges comprehensive limitations on all naval armaments among the principal maritime powers to be brought into effect without delay.
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Coolidge Silence Spurs Hope and Fear in Washington
Washington watchers weigh Butler remarks on a possible third term and how Coolidge might respond. Leaders seek clarity on renomination plans, possible successor choices, and the impact on McNary Haguen farm policy as Congress eyes a veto likelihood.
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Welfare Board Architect Reports Progress on Hillside Home
Leonard A Ashein presented a report on Hillside home progress at Welfare Board meeting in Superintendent Thorne’s office. The examination notes walls up to about ten feet and aims to complete the structure with approvals granted for planned development.
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Geneva Sees Split Over Navy Cuts At Disarmament Talks
Geneva notes twofold reaction to President Coolidge’s call for a five power naval accord. The League of Nations welcomes progress toward disarmament but wary that France Italy and Britain may insist on tying naval limits to broader military aviation pacts. France supports a global tonnage approach while Italy shifts between global and class based limits. Britain raises objections to linking naval caps with wider arms talks.
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Global Tonnage Idea in Conference Deadlock
The article notes Britain cannot accept tonnage limits on anti submarine craft and destroyers after the Washington Conference declined full submarine abolition. It also mentions Japan’s readiness to accept restrictions on its auxiliary and capital ships as the Geneva preparatory conference begins.
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London Press Divided on Coolidge Disarmament Plan
London editors react with mixed warmth to President Coolidge disarmament proposals. Westminster Gazette supports the overture but warns no government comment yet. Daily Chronicle and Daily Express praise or seek practical steps, stressing complex disarmament tasks and a lasting peace formula.
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Loser at Cards Disappoints Thugs in New Haven
Vincent Bouton, while strolling at night, was confronted by two men who demanded his surrender. He complied and lost, but his reporting yielded police a detailed description of the assailants. The incident occurred in New Haven on a February night.
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Alleged Embezzler Arrested on Coast
Pittsfield Massachusetts February 10 AP John J McHendry held for Pittsfield police in Los Angeles California where he is accused of larceny amounting to 7000 from Berkshire Lumber Company where he worked as book keeper He vanished leaving wife and child in Pittsfield traced to Mexico and then Los Angeles detective work uncovered a shortage of 13000 in his accounts
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Paris Readies View on Coolidge Naval Arms Plan
Paris reports interest in extending the Washington arms accord to other naval weapons. France favorable to reductions compatible with security, wants an early conference. Paris notes France’s special status for non capital ships and cautions over submarines essential for sea routes.
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Pope Responds Positively to Coolidge Armament Proposal
The Pope expressed pleasure at the proposed step toward world peace but will study the text carefully before issuing a definite statement. The report comes as President Coolidge’s armament proposal is circulated for formal review.
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Greenwich Woman Talks From London
Mrs Madden of Brookside Drive becomes Connecticut’s first woman to telephone from London to Greenwich. She telephoned her children Ann and Jane, while her husband also talked with them, in a clear connection described as if from nearby Greenwich. Advertisement for Laxative Brom Quinine tablets follows.
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