Entente Cordiale Brethren Urges U S In Disarmament Talks
Brazilian League of Nations member A Francisco Mello Fernandes urged joint U S participation in a two conference path for disarmament. He cited the Opium Conference as precedent and called for a Washington naval talks follow by a global land and air armaments conference with League support. He stressed American involvement as essential to treaty goals and world security.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
United States
A. Franio Mello Feanea
League Council
Associated Press
Joagué
Washington
America
Locarno
Europe
Senor Mello Pranca
Versail
Tague of
Buranpe
United Stats
York
Washim
Paris Spy Case Dubbed A Frantic Mare's Nest
Paris reports claim the notorious espionage affair is a mare's nest with no evidence to support Milo Meruil and others confessed in the case. Police say no proof connects James Leather Ernest Phillips and William Fischer to British espionage as officials abroad question the charges.
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Paris
Mare's Nest
Great Britain
Hhe
Milo
Marthe Meruil
James Leather
Ernest O. Phillips
William Fischer
Front Britan
Regiards
Pasis
Loucdun
Tacna Arica clash to Coolidge. Chile refuses plebiscite dates
Washington reports that the Tacna Arica dispute returns to President Coolidge as Chile appeals under the plebiscite award. The commission, led by General Pershing, fixed January 15 for presenting the election law and named April 4 for voting, with Chilean delegates absent from sessions.
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Coolidge
Washington
Due
Chile
Peru
Cossidee
Goolidge
Arica
General Pershing
Coolidne
Votin
Secretary Mellon Forms Plan for Payment of German Claims
Secretary Mellon proposes using about 140 million dollars in securities to fund early payment of German claims from the war through a mixed German claims commission. The plan would rely on reparations receipts and existing seized property, with no new Treasury drain, and includes existing cash controlled by the property custodian plus 30 million in funds from 1923.
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Washington
Mellon
Congress
United States
Gove Crimwat
Ager Army
Belives
Trix
Expenditure of 20 Million Annually for Five Years Proposed
The special house aircraft committee endorses a 20 million dollar yearly program for five years to procure aircraft for the army and navy. A national defense department replacing war and navy and a separate aviation bureau are urged, with equal funding split between services and a focus on airways, aircraft safety, and development.
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Aircraft
Washington
Army
Navy
Special House
Department of National Defense
Reid
Lingis
William Mitchell
War and Navy Departments
Land
Sci
Bureau of Civil Aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Anly Air
Army General Staff
Savy General Board
Naval Aircraft
Philadelphia
McCook Field
Dayton
Ohio
Bureau of Standards
McGook
Court of Claims
Secretary of National Defense
National Defense
Bureau of Civil Aero- Mantion
Dawes Splashed in First Ripple Begun in Senate
General Dawes presides as laughter erupts on the Senate floor while the new session opens. Dawes sits with hands clasped as the gavel rests, amid a display of remarks and curious interruptions from floor and gallery.
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Senate
Washington
Dee
Dawes
Hell
Maria Dawes
Eecasl
Cotst
Gulf
Legislative push on tax reduction bill stalls in wide Senate debate
The Senate today laid plans for expedited action on a tax reduction bill amid intense House interest and partisan scrutiny. Lawmakers forecast rapid movement toward passage by week’s end as committee leaders signal broad support despite organized opposition from both parties.
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Shimgtan Pe
TLR
Senate
Jendors
Sinan
Luades
Rena Couminuel
Mages
Congress blamed by Patrick for Army air shortage
Washington dispatch reports Major General Mason M. Patrick testimony at a court martial accusing Congress of restricting funds that led to a shortage of pursuit and bombardment aircraft. He criticizes the meteorological and radio services and says the War Department did not provide as much support as needed for the air service.
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Washington
Congress
Army
Mason M. Patrick
Army Air Service
Willian Miself
Army Flyers
Kim
War Department
Air Service
Explosion at Overton Mine No 2 Kills Multiple Workers
Reports indicate between 20 and 44 miners died and others burned in a coal mine blast at Overton Mine No 2 near Birmingham Alabama. Rescue teams rushed to the scene as workers, including women and children, gathered anxiously awaiting updates while officials, the Red Cross, and government experts coordinated recovery efforts.
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Linmaingham
Ala
Overton
Sie
Alabama
Peel
Tre Pany
Birmingham
Red Cross
Ders
Hese Mining Gam
Bern
Turkish refusal to participate in Mosul council decision
Turkish Foreign Minister Tawfiq Rushdi Bey told the Associated Press that Turkey will not take part in further League of Nations meetings on the Mosul controversy. He said his delegation would not accept any decision the council might make as sole arbiter under the Hague Court ruling. Meanwhile reports cite Turkish violence and deportations along the Mosul frontier as General Laden warned at a League meeting.
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Geneva
Adi—Tawfik Rushdi
Bey
Associated Press
Ture
Council of the League of Nations
Mosul
Council
Hague
Permanent Court of International Justice
Mesopotamia
Ladener
Estha
Nit
League of Nations
League
Great Britain
Laden
Sina
Mr. Ferguson
Rinlain
Washington
Prise
Ferguson
Teres
Novermitant Parjeets
Alwaya
Suinl
Fergus
Industrial Leaders Converge on Government Relations Conference
Presiding officer Ferguson opens a one day conference of industrial leaders on industry and government relations. The meeting seeks a permanent organization to monitor government actions affecting private business and discusses competition with state and federal governments.
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Washington
Deg
Povernment
Coune
Indus
Unday
Ry C.J Maneger
Traesoy
Armevien
Homer K. Foreuson
Noewgor News Shipbuilding
J. Eimorton
Whahville
Annual report of the national committee for agronauts endorsement
The fragmentary text references the annual report submitted by the national committee for agronauts, endorsing the report and outlining recommendations. It notes a commission or committee action and possible references to enhancements or acknowledgments within a governmental or organizational context.
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Washington
Bec
National Committee For Agronauts
Wes
BNO
Earth Tremor Reports Hit United States Seismic Center
Partial garbled copy notes an earthquake event centered near a university area with tremors felt from Washington to the Midwest. The report mentions seismograph readings and observers noting strong ground movement this morning.
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Aria
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