Problems of Far East Come First Confrontation at Washington Conference
The article outlines the major issues facing a pending Washington conference on Far East policy. It cites territorial rights in China, German post Versailles questions, open door policy, Japan’s special interests, and the role of regional powers as decisive for reaching any armament and alliance agreements. It also notes Australia Canada New Zealand and the Philippines as influential factors shaping the conference agenda and potential Philippine independence timing.
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Washington
Sifery
Vie
Chita
Cnieskin
Asari
Nyala
Ned Dover
Bso
Euro Chitois
China
Shatin
Tajaue
Germany
Soo
Elaine
Japan
Manethria
Australia
Canada
New Zealand
Philippines
Imery Punt
Chicago Post
Big Nations Plan Disarmament Talks In Washington
Article outlines a 1.5 billion dollar extension of the gavel program funded by five nations expected to meet in Washington next autumn. It lists U S leadership with 43600000, Britain 422000000, Japan 250000000, France 176600, and Italy 13,000, plus a fleet breakdown by country: Britain 16 ships, United States 608 ships, Japan 22 ships, France 200 ships, and Italy 245 ships.
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Washkinegton
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
Liay
Brance
Tnaiy
Citizens to Curb Speeders in Chewnyitle SB
A local safety drive led by Sheriff Hreeter enlists about a hundred residents and patrols to curb speeding on highways. The campaign urges drivers to slow down to protect the countryside and reduce accidents.
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Chewnyitle
Hreeter
Teading
Dros
Indiana state news bulletin highlights coal payrolls and local fairs
In Hartford City work began on a memorial statue for Blackford County ex servicemen. In Petersburg Pike County Coal adds 875 miners at Atlas mines after a 12 week shutdown, payrolls run about 840000. Purdue will exhibit at the Indiana State Fair with 25 staff and materials. Tax roll notes show a decline in Indianapolis. Civil War survivors in South Bend hold their 36th reunion and plan next year’s meeting. Distribution of 1,000,000 ballots for a September 6 constitutional amendment vote begins.
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Hartford City
Blackford County
Petersburg
Pike County Coal Company
Atlas
Lafayette
Agricultural Extension Department
Purdue University
Purdue
Oliver
Indianapolis
State Board of Tax Commissioners
South Bend
Seventy-third
Indiana Volunteer Regiment
United States
South Bert
Veru
Letaeid
County
Merks
Hammond
Calumet
Tadiana Harbor Belt
United Boiler and Faundry Company
Vathmond
Belt Line
Ahs
Pike County
Cartle
Tryjres Toosell
Tvesstoek
Padtana
Laduiwette
Eutotiuley
Dniversity
Terre Haute
Range Line
Kokomo
State Highway Commission
Lawrence Lyons
State Highway Department
Lyons
Kokono
Onnie Brown
Tepublican
John Strack
Tiaae Wright
Democrats
B.C. Moon
Bethany Park
Young Peoples Vamp
Bethany Assembly
Indianapolise
L.S. Lesh
Tadiang
Washington
Sweet
Lndianapolis
Marion County
Crumnibagdin
Weilner
Stelhy County
Ie Pau
State Board of Fos Commissioners
County Board of Review Fund
Shallyville
Terre
Agg
Hae Porte
Elkhart County
Wasidy
Homie
Delaware
Winachester
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Daniel Kennedy
Elves the Tights
Mira. Harding
Indiana State News
Goshen
Chicago, South Bend & Northern Indiana
Winona Interurban
Brazil
Samuel M. McGregor
Clay and Putnam
Richmond
Bescher
Lebanon
Indiana State Dairy Association
Boone County
Seymour
Jackson County
Columbus
Columbus High School
North Vernon
U. N. Hines
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OWL Chemical Works
Ind
Middleman
Elite Trunk
Spring Valley
W. F. Young, Inc
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Springfeld
Mass
Palmer
Solon Palmer
NEW Yorth
Florida
Ohio
Florida Farms and Industries Company Department
Green Cove Springs
Fiorida
N. U., Cincinnat
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