French Attitude at World War Talks Angers America
Washington January 2 French naval policy at the Washington conference provokes friction with Britain Japan and the United States. Briand’s delegation resents English language preferencias and France faces being treated as a second rate naval power with a potentially risky bargaining stance amid Allied tensions and postponed ship plans.
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Navy officials urge restraint on navy budget cuts
Washington January 24 Naval officials warned Congress may press a fifty percent net appropriation cut to the navy, risking reduced vessel tonnage and delays in meeting ship ratios. They noted external pressures from Britain and other allies pushing naval quotas, stressing the navy needs steady funding and outside support.
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Gowns and nursery goods for babies and mothers
A period advertisement promotes a complete line of baby apparel and nursery furniture. It highlights comfortable gowns in Georgette crepe and crepe de chine, beaded gowns, white dressing tables, bath tubs, cribs, bassinets, high chairs, walkers, folding nursery chairs, rubber sheets, and rubber pants. Prices range from a few dollars to over a hundred, with emphasis on comfort, fit, and easy care for mothers.
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Gym Nik bloomers promise freedom and comfort for women
Advert shows Gym Nik bloomers offering ease of movement and smooth lines with full front, ample seat, and three sizes. Also lists related garments and prices from stockings to knit wear, with colors navy purple green and black and notes “Second Floor.”
France and the Conference Motives Deepen U S Friction
The text argues that France might seek trading points to bully Britain into a favorable treaty, threatening the conference’s success. It notes American anger at France and urges a distinction between French people and selfish politicians, warning that French leaders could hinder global restoration.
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America
Germany
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