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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1925
Page
10
A Paris dispatch reports ongoing disarmament talks with Britain and France unsure of progress. The piece critiques Allied attitudes and notes confusion over the future of the intervention pact and the Versailles council.
The latest reports argue the dispute is not about Parta or Versailles but about London’s view on Germany’s breaches of the Versailles disarmament clauses. Britain’s cabinet largely opposes issuing a precise, public statement of German defaults, citing delays by the Allies as an opportunity for Germany to respond.
In a renewed doctrine the German War Ministry argues Germany will not disarm until others do, ignoring Versailles Article five and past aggressions. The piece criticizes Allied delays and questions willingness over capacity, noting the 1914 invasion of Belgium and ongoing treaty obligations.
Prince George Karageorgevitch elder brother of King Alexander is confined at the Bellye estate Paszta under a royal order after clashes with the current regime. The court controlled paper Politik a alleges opposition factions aim to use the prince while authorities search homes and seize letters said to be memoirs. The prince a 38 year old veteran of Balkan and World War I battles was educated in Russia and wounded at Drina.
Tokyo May 30 reports show despite complaints of low mood in the shipping sector Japanese shipyards are busy. They have orders in sight to keep production active for several months and high workload across yards despite industry concerns.
Dublin May 30 The State Government proposes 350000 to reconstruct the customs house wrecked during the rebellion and 3000 to restore the Four Courts ruined in the Rory O Connell rebellion. The cause of the wreckage remains disputed between locals and English forces.
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