Leading Delegates at Armament Limitation Conference
The article lists top figures invited to a Washington conference on armament limits and naval reductions. It notes Lloyd George may join later, with delegates including Hughes of the United States, Aristide Briand of France, Koo of China, Diaz of Italy, and Cartier de Marchienne of Belgium among others.
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Washington
Pacific
Far East
David Lifford George
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Charles Evans Hughes
United States
David Lalyd George
England
Prince Kyesato Tokugawa
House of Peers of
Japan
M. Aristide Briand
France
Wellington Koo
Armando Diaz
Baron de Cartier de Marchienne
Congresses of Vienna and Versailles Compared in 1921
James W. Gerard argues that both Vienna 1814 and Versailles 1919 aimed to divide victors from the vanquished and impose harsh terms. He warns that armament build ups fund war, drain taxes, and harm society, urging President Harding to push for disarmament and peaceful reform to improve living standards and reduce suffering.
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Harding
Congress of Versailles and Harding Era Peace Hopes
Observers discuss the Versailles congress under President Harding, praising Clemenceau and Hughes while noting European hatreds and the absence of such in America. References to Paris, Alsace, the Palatinate, and the arc de triomphe frame a historical reflection on peace, leadership, and idealism abroad.
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Europe
Russi
Germany
Paris
Louis XIV
Palatinate
Alsace
France
Clemenceau
Harding
Marcel Prevost
Rome
America
Charles Evans Hughes
Bar
New York
Borah
Idaho
School Notes Highlight Near East Relief Visit and Debate Plans
The second quarter brings new exam exemptions for one tardy and two half days absence. Rev Charlow of Mesopotamia spoke on Near East Relief, inspiring interest and costume detail. School board members Buckley Johnson Ravenstein toured manual training. Eighth grade girls beat Cooter 11 to 7. Better Speech Week aims to curb slovenly speech. a debate on railroad pay is scheduled Friday at 9:19 with Louie Kohn and others supporting the affirmative, Carl Martin and team the negative. Visitors welcome.
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Ben Franklin
Charlow
Mesopotamia
J. T. Buckley
J. W. Johnson
P. 8. Ravenstein
Cooter
Louie Kohn
Allie Cameron
Juanita Herrell
Carl Martin
Pearl Cameron
Shamel Yearta
Bonus bill passes Senate and House in Missouri
The American Legion soldier bonus bill was passed by the state Senate on November 11th and sent to the House. It is expected to go to the Governor for signature later today.
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Jefferson City
State Senate
New City Mayoral Victory Cements Democratic Lead
In New York City Mayor Mylan wins re election by the largest plurality for a city mayor, sweeping most municipal offices. The Herald notes strong Democratic gains alongside miscellaneous classifieds and unrelated items from the edition.
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Mylan
New York
New York City
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