US claims gratitude for Irish peace and probes Mexican seizure
President Harding hailed the Irish peace as a sole gratitude for the United States and directed protest to Mexico City over the seizure of the American fishing vessel Mabel and its crew by Mexican authorities. The dispatch notes ongoing actions by Wash ington and several other domestic and international issues across politics, pensions, taxation, and labor.
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Representative Henry D Flood Dies at Washington Home
Representative Henry D Flood of Virginia dies at his Washington home from heart trouble after several weeks of illness. He was serving his eleventh term in Congress. Sir Arthur Pearson dies in London after slipping in his bath striking his head on a faucet and drowning.
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De Valera backs treaty amid Irish oath dispute
Dublin dispatch notes De Valera opposes the oath of allegiance while the country backs Arthur Griffith and treaty acceptance. London reports claim Dal Eireann ordered immediate demobilization of the Irish Republican Army and King George releases political prisoners in Ireland, affecting about 8,400 inmates. A Madrid telegram cites a Lisbon consulate bomb damage with no fatalities.
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Independence for Ireland and Pacific settlement progress
The conference reports a new Irish Free State arrangement with Ulster autonomy and a national oath aligning Ireland with Britain. Britain, Sinn Fein leaders, and de Valera weigh the pact as broad recognition of Irish self rule within the empire. The Pacific four powers pact ends the Anglo Japanese alliance and outlines mediation for Pacific disputes. A US Japan settlement over Yap is noted, with China and Far East questions to follow. The Sixety-seventh Congress opens with Harding budget aims and labor capital tribunal proposals drawing fire.
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Pacific Peace Stabilized Aide Reaches Agreement
The United States Great Britain Japan and France announced at a plenary session Saturday that they reached an agreement for the stabilization of peace in the Pacific. The conference termed this a decisive first accomplishment.
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Harding Sees Hope for Conscience of Mankind in War
President Harding voiced optimism about reducing war demands at two public addresses, urging that past large war efforts be replaced by preventive actions. He spoke at the Red Cross annual meeting, expressing belief in a future where major tasks are never required of citizens again and highlighting international efforts to settle problems without arms.
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Negotiations Advance for German Debt Moratorium
PEEARUE reports progress in talks to grant a moratorium on German reparations. Paris cables say allied governments may soon declare it impossible for Germany to meet the current payment schedule. Loucheur visits London to confer with Horne and Rathenau after Briand consulted British, Italian, Japanese ambassadors. Bertin failed to secure loans in New York, London, and Amsterdam, raising fears of default if changes aren’t made before the January 15 installments.
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Guatemalan Leaders Fall in Revolt and Provisional Rule
Carlos Herrera of Guatemala, who led a revolution nineteen months ago and became president, was seized and forced to resign as a new group of revolutionists took action. The Guatemalan congress convened to establish a provisional government.
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Canada Liberals Win Sweeping Victory in Parliament
The Liberal party led by W. L. Mackenzie King won a sweeping win in Canada’s polls, securing a working majority without coalitions. Premier Meighan and several cabinet ministers were defeated for re election.
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Amalgamated Meat Cutters' Union Strike Paralyzes Plants
Ambitious representation and wage disputes triggered a week long strike by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen's Union. The action disrupted packaging plants nationwide with violent scenes reported in several cities and especially in Chicago on Wednesday.
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