Pope Question Dominates Vatican Sees Stir in Genoa Talks
In Rome the sacred college prepares to elect a new pope while Italy weighs a rapprochement with the Vatican and a central European settlement. In Washington Secretary Wallace chairs an agriculture conference as tensions rise among farmers and lawmakers over relief measures and price policy.
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United States weighs Genoa conference participation
President Harding consults with Secretary of State Huggins, Secretary Hoover, Senator Root and others as the United States considers its stance on the Genoa conference. The administration weighs policy options and possible participation.
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Settlement of Shantung and Siberia issues moves forward
A compromise suggests Shantung terms allowing China to buy a railway with treasury notes while retaining a Japanese manager. Japan agrees to withdraw Siberian troops when politics in the region stabilize, with Baro n Slidehara confirming Japan’s noninterference stance and respect for Masala’s territorial integrity.
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Harding backs St Lawrence waterway project joint U S Canada plan
President presents the St Lawrence waterway proposal with Secretary Hughes negotiating a treaty with Britain for joint U S Canada construction. The International Joint Commission report triggered a parliamentary clash over committee jurisdiction. Speaker Gillett sent it to the Interstate and Foreign Commerce panel, with Ways and Means to share review. Opponents seek to move it to Rivers and Harbors but face a hostile stance. Likely no laws until treaties are set.
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Mellon warns tax rise to fund postwar bonus plan
Secretary Mellon tells the House Ways and Means Committee a further tax increase would be needed to raise about 60 million dollars over two years to cover the initial 200 million dollar bonus for former service members. He criticizes Fordney’s foreign debt plan and urges debt payments toward Liberty bonds.
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