Far Eastern Settlement Clears Air Delegates at Armament Talks
Washington reports four-power Pacific treaty set for signing as France's premier and other delegates depart. Yap dispute settled with a new pact granting the U S rights, including cable access, though exact ratification timing remains unclear. The armament conference nears the anticipated goals with debates on naval limits and land forces continuing behind the scenes.
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Washington, D.C
Japan
United States
Yap
Washington
Eure
Additi
Anei
Daly
Far Eastern Committee
D. C
Pritseia
France
Pacific Ocean
Conference agenda notes debate on foreign troop withdrawal
Fragmentary text shows discussions in a committee on withdrawal of foreign troops, with references to Liberia, Sierra, and Japan negotiations. Mentions remaining agenda items and pending details as delegates seek a near completion of agreements.
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He Marsihers Ff Roy
Ques- Liberia
Shastung
Sierra
Enferlemee
Uber
Igien
Fich
Britain backs four power pact easing Pacific tension
A London dispatch reports Britain warmly endorses a four power Pacific entente replacing the Anglo Japanese alliance. Daily papers varied in tone but viewed the pact as a hopeful step toward regional peace. Prime Minister Lloyd George considered attending an international financial conference to discuss broader cooperation.
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Calted
London
Fritek
Speasing
Rere
the Times
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Lloyd Gegrces Exterest
Lierd George
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Will Ask Wilson to Lead Fight Against New World Agreement
A report notes discussions on challenging a proposed world pact with calls for Senator Glass and others to mobilize Democrats including Swanson and Wilson. The article mentions efforts to organize opposition among party leaders and committees.
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Wilson
U BORTS MAY BE A PROBLEM FOR DIPLOMATS
Associated Press reports talks on arms control hit snags as nations like Britain Japan and the United States push for peace while negotiating separate submarine limits. Delegates debate plan details and the feasibility of a broader accord amid reminders of wartime tensions and naval power goals.
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Britain
Japan
Tokyo
Roconferensiny
France
Tal
Alleged Military Atrocity Tales Reported to Investigators
A Nation correspondent describes a senatorial commission's inquiry into alleged atrocities linked to American actions in Santo Domingo. The inquiry covers naval delays, investigations into forces, and hearings in Paris with testimonies about former American officials and wartime conduct.
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Ercusaian
Fiagcl
Dominican Republic
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Isvet
Caens Eueritia Force
Senatorial Commission
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Amer
Indesemienss
Hance
Transfer of Ten Rear Admirals to the Waiting List
Report states ten rear admirals of the Japanese navy are placed on a waiting list as part of a broader reorganization. The move appears preparatory to further reductions in active service and potential reshuffling within the fleet.
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Lisst
Tekso
Mgres
Mob of Women Storms Mine in Tipkanse Kansas
A crowd of about 125 miners and workers halted activity at a mine near Tipkanse, Kansas as 2000 women marched to demand pay and wages. Police and officials reported early efforts to restore order while the mass gathering disrupted operations and blocked access to the mine and nearby rail line.
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Kan
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Hoini
Tien
Consider Problems of Economy in Raising Corn
The fragment discusses farming costs and efficiency for corn, noting strain on resources, farmer finances, and potential impacts of wartime demand on production. It highlights economic pressures faced by farmers and speculative or uncertain conditions shaping decisions.
Federal case against senator's son dismissed by judge
A federal case involving the son of Senator Relson was dismissed by the presiding judge. The decision clears the matter from federal court, with no further charges specified in the surviving record.
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Relson
Warden's Son Thought Fatally Wounded in Michigan Prison Riot
In a violent riot at a Michigan prison, the warden's son sustained nine knife wounds during the affray. Authorities report critical injuries as the man fights for life.
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Michigan
Mar- Merverit
Oralng Suanhing
Wis
Automobile Fascination Among Indians Surfaces in Record
A garbled OCR item notes attention to automobiles within an Indian context, mentioning a train and a Hartt Mee reference, though details are unclear. The fragment hints at public interest or a feature on automotive topics involving Indian readers or regions, but precise facts are unreadable.
Two killed as auto collides with street car
A collision between a car and a street car near a city intersection left two persons dead and two more injured. Witnesses reported a chaotic scene as emergency crews arrived and removed the victims.
Bryan Sees Joker in the New Accord
The article discusses concerns over a new accord and its potential constitutional impact. It notes arguments about international obligations and the suspension of Congress's freedom of action, with reference to arbitration and reservations affecting U.S. participation in international decisions.
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Bryan
Joker
United Sree
United States
Congress
Ita
Morse to Face Charges in Washington Case
In Washington D C Morse will face charges connected to a purchase matter and an advisory from FBR Assur. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Washington
Ted Presta
Assur Washinston
D. C
Poccet
Oderm Shas
Rts
Escape of OConnor Fueled by Police Hunt and Misidentification
Police surrounded the South Side area as a man matching O Connor fled. A surprise resident identified himself as Bishop Charles Anderson, suggesting a ruse by a party with a grudge. Authorities vowed to extend court action to prolong O Connors sentence until capture, with no chances taken.
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O'Conner
Tieonan
O'Connor
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Yommoona
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