Businessmen Press for Reduced Military Costs in Washington
A Washington armaments conference shift prompts business leaders to push for cuts in military expenditures. Germany’s reparations burden is noted as a benchmark, with U S Chamber of Commerce figures urging lower costs to aid postwar reconstruction and national budgets.
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Harden Colfax
Gapsrleli
Gan Antohin
Eng
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Seriment
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Hans Tis
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Nema
Dr. Y. Sand
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Diniruk Tsoi
C. Chong
President Hosts Delegates at Arms Conference Dinner
Washington scene describes the White House hosting a large armaments conference dinner. President and Mrs. Harding preside over guests including Ambassadors and diplomats amid formal toasts and ceremonial seating. Prohibition era dining noted with drinks served at the banquet.
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White House
Washington, D.C
Cranhelse
Ceneral Petaling
United States and Allies Propose Ten Year Navy Reductions
An Atlantic conference report outlines drastic cuts in capital ships for the United States Britain and Japan. The plan seeks halting new capital ship production for ten years and phased reductions in battle fleets, urging immediate tonnage cuts and reallocation while preserving essential naval strength.
Fragmentary note on battleship pamphlet and wartime diplomacy
Incoherent OCR text mentions a pamphlet about a battleship and references to Britain and Japan. It implies wartime naval issues and a debate about democracy and governance. No clear event, names, dates, or outcomes are discernible from the readable fragment.
Five Planets Visible This Month Predicted By Almanac
An early November sky guide notes unusually clear atmosphere will reveal five planets Meccars Vouus Juatter Kututa and Mars in sequence around dawn. Mercury and Venus accompany the display with Mars, and later Jupiter, adding to global observability before month’s end.
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Juatter
Kututa
Mars
Mercury
Mary
Maré
Mark
Tunister
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Ceri
Kisses Are Banned In a Reform Movement Tale
A fragmented 19th century style piece from Bend Indiana describes a reform in affection prohibiting kissing. It mentions a community, figures like Drewes and Tharvey, and a chaotic scene of attempts to banish romantic conduct. The text is garbled but centers on social constraint and punitive tone.
Psychology of Americans at Washington envoy talks
Foreign delegations study American political psychology at the Washington conference. They note beliefs on policies, motives, and the role of private lobbying. Observers warn negotiations may hinge on public sentiment, with implications for future international accords and U.S. political stance.
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Paul Scott Motte
Washington, D. C
Washihigton
Amerlea
Idem Lacy
Tureign Giles
Armament Reduction Discussed In Conference Report
A 1919 telegraphic report reflects Hughes supporting a ten year halt on battleship construction and widespread scrapping. The piece notes a national push toward disarmament, with projected naval reductions and a hope the world will move away from war. The article mentions Fort Worth, Texas, and a local event with a $20,000 insurance-covered space.
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B.C
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William Jenning Bryan
Harding
Hughes
United States
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Mack
America
Centurie
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Fort Worth
Leetes Roxitenros
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Werea Wagner Manple Company
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Dune
Houkes
Ruy Evans
Glass of Salts Page Warns Kidney Health Risks
A fragmented health note warns that excessive meat intake can burden kidneys and lists symptoms such as headaches dizziness and fatigue. It suggests using Jad Salts with water nightly for two days to relieve issues and claims a “natural” remedy from ginger and other ingredients may benefit renal function.
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Fox Generations
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Tony Wachbor
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Mnntane Af Energy Eseosamry
Harlone Binley
Harding Address at Arms Conference Stuns Delegates
President Harding opened the Washington arms conference urging readiness to scrap battleships and disarm, while delegates from the United States Britain and Japan debated the path to an accord. He warned that true progress requires sacrifice and a shared commitment to a safer world, as tensions and expectations shaped the tense opening.
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Washington
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Japan
Peter
Haveling
Léague ‘of Nations
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