Agreement near on navy plans at arms conference
Washington reports a near consensus among the big three on naval limitation. A 5-5-3 capital ship ratio is favored, with a realignment to allow Japan to keep the Mutsu if feasible. A modified 10-year naval holiday may be agreed to satisfy Britain while preserving the Hughes program's core limits.
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America
Japan
Senate
William G. McAdoowee
Washington
Hughes
Great Britain
Japan Won’t Scrap Mutsu in 56.3 Naval Plan
Japan accepts the 56 3 naval cut but conditions its retention of the battleship Mutsu in commission. Official note reaffirms earlier instructions to save the Mutsu while ratifying the quadruple alliance. Tokyo press split between cautious and celebratory tones amid alliance reactions.
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Clarence Dubose
Tokyo
Japan
Washington
United States
China
Pacific
McAdoo Opposes Pacific Four Power Treaty Stance
Democratic senators credited William G. McAdoo with trying to forge a Wilson faction opposition to the four power Pacific treaty. He reportedly influenced a group of Wilson democrats to stay silent until Wilson’s views are known, but ratification still seems likely.
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McAdoo
Washington
William G. McAdoo
Wilson
Senate
McAdoo Objects to New Pacific Pact Without Studying It
W G McAdoo, former secretary of the treasury, said he had no opportunity to study yesterday's quadruple agreement for Pacific peace. He arrived in San Francisco from Los Angeles on private legal business and declined to discuss provisions or politics. He supported disarmament in principle and favored a partial area reduction with U S protection, warned of alliances and expressed support for the League of Nations.
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San Francisco
Washington
Pacific
W. G. McAdoo
Treasury
McAdoo
Los Angeles
United States
League of Nations
RIMBOLD Honored At 100 Per Cent Club Dinner
KE Rimbold retires as president and was guest of honor Tuesday night at a dinner and entertainment hosted by the 100 Per Cent club at the Masonic club.
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KE. Rimbold
100 Per Cent Club
Masonic Club
Reduced Carfare Could Boost Riders and Returns
The meeting discussed lowering traction fares to 2 cents from 3 with principal and interest on the purchase due. Fitzgerald aims to justify a reduced fare by Witt’s recommendations to cut costs, route lines, switch to one-man cars, and modernize equipment to save about 1.7 million dollars and lift riders to 60 million annually. Transportation official Witt and his wife planned travel to California to review further.
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Pfitarerald
Witt
Fitzgerald
Pitegerald
Niet
Cleveland
Council
California
Valera in tiff with Collins over Irish peace treaty
The opening of the Irish Dail to debate the Anglo Irish peace treaty featured a heated clash between Eamon de Valera and Michael Collins. De Valera accused the London delegates of overstepping instructions while Collins defended the pact and challenged dissenters. A secret session was proposed before a public discussion at 11 a.m. tomorrow.
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de Valera
Collins
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
British Vote on Irish Pact Opens Parliament
London December 14 Parliament opened as King George V spoke and Britain prepared to vote on the Anglo Irish treaty. Premier Lloyd George cited broad approval asDominions worldwide welcomed the ratification in a session to seal an accord seen as ending centuries of strife.
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London
George V
St. James
Westminster
Ireland
Commonwealth of Nations
George Harvey
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Lloyd Gorge
Manifestos Demand Rejection of Peace in Dublin
Communist manifestos urging rejection of the Irish peace treaty appeared on walls in Dublin. Soldiers of the Irish Republican Army tore them down. President De Valera faces apprehension as the hall session today raises doubts about ratification of the treaty.
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Dublin
Irish Republican Army
de Valera
Millionairs Plan Christmas Dinner at Millionair Club
Amaia hosts discussion of One Big Christmas Dinner for the unemployed at the Millionair club 9 Main St Friday at 8 p.m. Representatives from churches lodges and philanthropic groups are invited to attend.
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Amaia
Millionair Club
Main St
Missionary Pageant The Call of the Nations at YWCA Tonight
A missionary pageant titled The Call of the Nations will be staged at 8 o clock tonight at the Y W C A under the religious educational department and the world fellowship committee. The cast includes more than 50 people and the pageant is planned as an annual affair.
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Call of the Nations
Religious Educational Department
World Fellowship Committee
Organization
Spurned Suitor Admits Murder Near Dorchester School
Edgar Throst of Waukon confessed to killing Miss Edna Magnuson a country schoolteacher near Dorchester after being spurned. He described striking her with a stove wood club in the schoolhouse basement, then fleeing as a mob gathered outside Alamakee County Jail.
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Waukon
Iowa
Dee
Mars Throst
Edns Magnuson
Dorchester
Throst
Gunda Martindale
Alamakee County
Alamakee
Japanese Labourer Rescued After Brutal Attack
Kaku, a Japanese laborer, was beaten by Kazano, a 40 year old Japanese man who attacked him during a drinking bout at 157 12th Ave. Police rescued Kaku as Kazano mauled him with a chair and frying pan and even bit his ear. Kaku was taken to the city hospital in critical condition. Kazano is held for mental investigation.
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K. Kaku
C Kanano
Kaku
12Th Ave
Kazano
Japaneme
Sigma Delta Chi Initiates Nine Members at UW Chapter
Nine men will join the University of Washington Sigma Delta Chi chapter, a journalism fraternity, at an initiation at Borrento Thursday at 6 15 p.m. Active pledges are Donald Harrin Bert Patterson Sam Mullin Harold McClinton Loren Miliman Fred Judges and Max Miller. Honorary members are Christy Thomas and Smith F Reavis.
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University of Washington
Sigma Delta Chi
Borrento
Donald Harrin
Bert Patterson
Sam Mullin
Harold McClinton
Loren Miliman
Fred Judges
Max Miller
Christy Thomas
Smith F. Reavis
Detectives Probe $80 Theft Charge
Ren Stalk, 30, held Wednesday as detectives investigated claims by John Casperson, 39, that Stalk robbed him of $80. Both men were arrested Tuesday night at Sixth Ave and King Street by Patrolmen F Phillips and J Thompson.
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Ren Stalk
John Casperson
Stalk
Sixth Ave i& and
King Et
F. Phillips
J. F. Thompson
Veterans Preferred for Jobs in Bureau
Local former service men and women will receive preference for vacancies in the United States Veterans Bureau. Instructions received in Beattie today by L. C. Jesseph, Pacific Northwest manager, outline eligibility and placement procedures.
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United States Veterans’ Bureau
Beattie
L. C. Jesseph
Pacific Northwest
Camp Lewis Head Arrives in Seattle for Army Association Meet
Maj Gen Charlee H Muir commanding Camp Lewis will reach Seattle late Wednesday to attend the Association for the Army of the United States gathering at the Masonic club rooms in the Arcade building.
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Charlee H. Muir
Camp Lewin
Seattle
Association For the Army of the United States
Masonic Club
Arcade
Woman Confesses Slaying Brooklyn Doctor in Office
New York December 14 Mrs Lil Han Raizeen surrendered to police and confessed shooting and killing Dr Abraham Glickstein in his Brooklyn office Saturday. She said the motive was the wrong she believed she had done.
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New York
Lil ‘Han
Raizeen
Abraham Glickstein
Brooklyn
Converted cop resigns after revival in Marion
Patrolman Lloyd Brown submitted his resignation to Police Chief Thompson saying he could not be a good Christian and a policeman. The event took place in Marion on December 14 as a converted at a revival.
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Marion, O
Lloyd Brown
Thompson
McBride Appointed Juneau Collector
President Harding nominates John C. McBride of Juneau to be collector of customs at Juneau Alaska. The confirmation prepares a key post in federal revenue administration for the Alaska capital.
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McBride
Juneau
Washington
Prescient Harding
Alaska
John C. McBride
Waiting Room Bill to Be Decided by Council Monday
The council will consider appropriations of 35000 dollars to construct and equip a public comfort station and waiting room at Fourth Ave and Dillingway at the upcoming meeting.
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Fourth Ave
Dillingway
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