Italy Says Europe Needs US Aid To Rebuild After War
Naples Oct 2 Former Premier Francesco Nitti argues the United States must extend help to European nations pursuing peace. He criticizes German militarism, urges American leadership to shape just postwar treaties, and calls for Russia’s reintegration as a free partner while warning against renewed conflict and economic ruin across Europe.
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Naples
Associated
Francescotti
America
United States
Europe
Wilson
Germany
Russia
Entente
Moscow
Shylock
Isia
Italy
Adriatic
Italy seeks direct accord with Jugoslavia to avoid war
The speaker argues for a direct Italy Jugoslavia understanding to prevent war and urges patience in diplomacy. He notes Italy's tough postwar conditions including population density, lack of coal, and reliance on wheat and resources, insisting revolution is unlikely and emphasizing Europe wide reconstruction and peace through democratic unity.
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Jugoslavia
Signor Nitti
d’Annunzio
Fiame
Adriatic
Europe
England
Austria
Renner
Rome
Germany
France
Pro-Japanese Chinese Clique Hunted in Peking
In Peking on October 2 the fall of the Anfu clique, the pro-Japanese party, is described as complete and irreversible. Its leaders are in hiding with bounties on their heads while authorities post notices and guard gates and legations. Rewards for arrest range from 10 000 to 30 000 dollars for several former ministers and military leaders.
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Peking
Anfu Clique
Party of
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Legation
Een
Miltary
Tuan Chi-kuel
Hsu Shuchene
Little Hsu
Anfu Club Faces Dissolution Amid Political Crackdown
Yao Kuo-chen announces civil trials for detained men and authorities seize property pending trial. A new list of minor offenders includes nearly all active Anfu Club members. A presidential decree orders dissolution of branch organizations. local Anfu Club headquarters are searched and sealed.
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Yao Kuo-chen
Anfu Club
Basis for the bitter League attack article excerpt
The Times reprints Article 10 lines used by anti League forces. It states League members must respect each other’s territorial integrity and political independence. The US Congress retains sole war powers, and Cox’s reservation guards against unilateral action. The article calls Article 10 the Covenant’s heart.
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Shantung
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Roosevelt
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