Definite Moves Toward World Peace Conference Outcomes
The article lists multiple postwar accords including a ten year quadruple treaty among the United States Great Britain France and Japan to respect Pacific territories and convene if peace in the region is at risk. It mentions a five power naval limitation treaty among the US UK France Italy and Japan, a ban on chemical warfare and illegal submarine attacks on merchant ships, and arrangements preserving Pacific fortifications. It notes a three power Pacific status quo agreement and settlement of Shantung between Japan and China. It also references the open door policy with China and the transfer of former German cables in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Pacific
Conference of Nations
Italy
China
Shantung
Work Stopped on Building Battleships
President Harding moves to halt all ship construction now under way and scrap those ships if the naval limitation treaty is not yet ratified. Officials say savings reach about 5 million dollars monthly, with total navy program savings near 200 million dollars, though claims from builders may offset part of the gain. Immediate armament limits would bring similar savings for the United States, Britain, and Japan.
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Harding I
Washington
Senate
United States
Engand
Japan
France
Italy
Crime and population rise in the District of Columbia 1910–1921
Representative Tinkham warns of rapid social decline in the capital noting DC population growth from 831 069 in 1910 to 437 571 in 1920 and a post 1920 decline. Police courts logged 47 736 cases in 1921, up 12 percent from 1920, with major crimes recorded by the District Supreme Court amid shifting population.
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District of Columbia
Congress
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Police Court of
United States
District Branch
Supreme Court of the
Police Court of the
Roosevelt Sequoia Park Bill Amended Aims to Limit Power
Barbour amended the Roosevelt Sequoia National Park bill after district pressure. The measure closes the area to water power, aligning with conservation goals urged by Stephen Mather and California groups including the Sierra Club. Numerous clubs and associations supported the park push.
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Barbour
Roosevelt-Sequoia National Park
Sierras
California
William F. Bade
The
Sierra Club
Stephen T. Mather
National Park Service
Kings River Valleys
Sierra Club of
Mr. Barbour
Indiana state news and local reports absorption drive
Indianapolis plans to form a statewide purchasing agents association within 30 days with visits to cities for meetings. Corydon bank troubles show $170000 deposits, $75000 loan losses, and over $240000 shortage. district farmers and tax groups discuss reforms. governors and officials talk cement prices and road funding.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Purchasing Agents’ Association
Indianapolis Association
Indiana
Corydon
Charles Dowden
Indiana State Bank Examiner
Farmers’ Savings and Trust Company
Corydon National Bank
Wiliam HB. Morgan
National Bank Examiner
Bank and Trust Company
Lace at the Ball Sparks Talk of Vintage Fashion
Mrs. Van Astor wore lace believed to be two centuries old at the social ball last night, drawing attention from Mrs. Casey and Mrs. O'Brien who marvel at the wealth and history on display. The Boston Transcript notes the remarkable antique garment as a highlight of high society.
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Casey
van Astor
O’brien
Boston
Transcript
Freezone Quick Remedy Removes Corns and Calluses
An advertised product named Freezone claims to relieve all hard and soft corns and toe calluses instantly without soreness. A tiny bottle bought from a druggist costs only a few cents and can be used by finger application to lift off corn tissue.
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National Parks Association
National Parks Committee
General Federation of Women's Clubs
New England Conference For the Protection of ‘National Parks
Massachusetts Forestry Associa’tion
Camp Fire Club of America
Field Museum of Chicago
Camp Fire Club of Chicago
Appalachian Club of Beaton
Colorado Mountain Club of
Denver
Indiana State News
Terre Haute
Indiana Bituminous Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers
Cleveland
Charles Zeigler
State Highway Commission
McCray
Newcastle
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Farmers’ Federation
Highth Farm District
William Bosson
Resolutions Committee
James P. Goodrich
New York
Russia
Elwood
Hiwood Park Board
Kramer
Hoosier Motor Association
Ft. Wayne
Indiana Letter Carriers’ Association
Lloyd Brough
Kokomo
Ben Wright
Evanaville
Henry Guyer
Ft Wayne
Edgar L. Mianich
Harry BH. Young
Richmond
Marion
Grant County Agricultural Association
Lewis S. Needler
Indianapolian
Rank Hatfield
Evansville
Rotary Club
Onth Bend
Wabash
Michigan ‘Cty
Indiana’ Federation of ‘Farmers’ ‘Associations
Farmers
Tax Board
Federation
Lafayette
Albert Miles
Marshall
Parke County
Miles
Purdue University
J. H. Armington
South Bend
Portage Township
Johnson
Fremont Miller
Johnson County
Franklin
State Supreme Court
Miller
Biba B. Branigan
U. S. Lesh
Vanderburg County Farm Bureau
Gibson County
Columbus
Bartholomew County
Seymour
Princeton
Deep Vein Coal Company
Inedianalectric Corporation
Enomer
the World
Lloyd
B. J. Reefer
Reefer
J. Reefer, Ltd
Spruce Bts, Dept
Philadelphia
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