Use of Submersibles Against Commerce May Be Forbidden
Dispute at Washington conference over submarine and auxiliary tonnage limits stalls while Britain and France argue France seeks larger submersible and auxiliary fleets. A proposed rule to bar submarine attacks on commerce is urged as established international law. China Japan tensions and Siberia mediation also noted amid broader wartime naval and treaty discussions.
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Albert Sarrauf
Paris
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Tate
Teature
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United States
Mr. Balfour
M. Sarraut
Britain
Italy
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Hughes
Elihu Root
Sinn Fein reaches toward Irish peace pact amid wartime standoff
Across the island, Sinn Fein and allied groups back the Irish peace treaty with 90 percent support. Lloyd George warns that reopening the talks would void the agreement while Whitehall plans immediate transfer of governance to the provisional Irish government.
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Muny Sinn Fein Ehibs
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Santo Domingo Island Questioned In South American Talks
The piece reports on calls for American involvement to stabilize Santo Domingo, with proposals for an American high commissioner and continued occupation. It notes negotiations between Peru and Chile, with plenipotentiaries to Washington and a request that Harding not be final arbitrator. The South American dispute deescalates as war clouds thin.
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AbeComnnck
Republic of Santo Domingo
Pate
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T Hughes
United States
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La Follette Claims Secret Washington Conference On Rail Rates
Senator La Follette asserts a December 9 meeting in Washington among railroad and resource interests sought farm leaders to pledge not to back repeal of the transportation act guaranty or state rate control. James R. Howard denies any secretive conduct.
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LA Follette
Wisconsin
Washington
James R. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Her Morning Canter in Washington Stays on Side Saddle
Mrs. Theodore Hoover wife of the assistant secretary of the navy remained in the saddle during an early morning ride in Washington. She rode her favorite horse using the side saddle and continued her usual riding stance despite the bustle nearby.
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Public first aid stations in Berlin streets during riots
Public first aid cabinets positioned at frequent street intervals in Berlin operate on a break glass pull hook principle. Each cabinet houses a stretcher medicines and dressings for riot conditions and emergencies.
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Berlin
Cadet Rifle Inspection Sparks Frantic Moment
In a high school cadet drill a lieutenant quickly inspected a rifle and handed it back to a nervous private who, in a haste to be lively, nearly dropped the weapon. The rookie admitted he only had the number five and struggled to balance the gun.
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A Leutenant
Leutenant
Reverend Neverend Delivers Sermon to Curious Willie
A small boy asks why the minister is called Reverend Neverend. His mother explains the title, and Willie quips that the sermon must never end, highlighting a quaint church moment.
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Willie
Wilfred Showcases Color Organ in New York Debut
Thomas Wilfred sits at his clavilax, a color organ that creates moving color and form ihythm. The instrument, a highly complex mechanical device, had its first public showing recently in New York. Wilfred, a naturalized Dane, is a noted singer both here and abroad.
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Thomas Wilfred
New York
Wilfred
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