Disarmament Talks Resume In Geneva Amid Debate
The article recalls postwar disarmament efforts led by the League of Nations and the Washington Conference. It notes tensions over naval limits, aircraft carrier caps, and battleship tonnage, citing the 1922 treaty framework and calls for broader arms reductions amid national security concerns.
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France
Italy
British Efforts To Limit Destroyers And Submarines
Cogtarende sought an agreement to curb destroyers and submarines. The talks neared success with reference to destroyers and coastal craft. Parties appeared liable to reach a broad accord shaping the tonnage and limit on cruiser and escort vessels debate.
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Illness and injury disrupt community event
The report notes J. Earl Malor and others in poor health after a Tuesday accident. It mentions a hospital visit and a fracture to the left leg, with relatives unsure of when Mr. Malor will recover.
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Sunis
Disease and testimony surround Geo Remus case
A fragmentary OCR narrative describes a Prohibition era case involving Geo Remus. It notes a federal prosecutor from the Justice Department seeking to introduce direct testimony linking Dodge to Remus, with witnesses Mueller and Oppenheimer testifying about Dodge at the Remus home and the use of Remus owned cars.
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Oppenhelmer
Coolidge to Address White House Meeting Attendees
Washington Nav. Interest grows over choosing a convention city as national Republican committee members gather. An East Room encounter with President Coolidge is announced, though no specific remarks are disclosed. Committee members express perplexity about his plans since his previous "do not choose" statement.
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Black Hills
Rifles and Pistols Taken From Hagerstown Store
A store in Hagerstown reports theft of rifles and pistols. Police describe two men seen fleeing in a car, with officers investigating a vehicle dump and pursuing leads near Warrington Road. No injuries reported.
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Hagerstown
Burglars Use Track To Loot Locked Storehouse
A Monday night break in ends with a track delivering burglars to a locked storehouse. Police report the criminals removed goods and fled the scene, leaving behind unclear traces as investigators seek leads and potential witnesses to identify the culprits.
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