Harding urges arms cut and world peace at arms conference
President Harding opens the arms limitation conference urging drastic cuts and a move away from war. He presses for frank exchanges among nations and says reductions are essential for relief from hunger and fear, marking the gathering as a test of a new century conscience.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Harding
Continental
Frank
Harting
United States
President Harding Opens Momentous Disarmament Conference
President Harding welcomes delegates to a global disarmament conference in Washington. He speaks of shared sacrifices, a new conscience of the twentieth century, and a universal desire for lasting peace, urging less armament and cooperation among nations.
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Washington
Presi
Warren G. Harding
United States of America
Naval conference outline calls for major ship scrapping
Secretary Hughes opened the disarmament conference as Germany other powers watch. The plan envisions scrapping 26 capital ships totaling 845 740 tons with United States Britain and Japan each cutting fleets to agreed tonnage limits. Britain would scrap 583 375 tons including four Hood class ships. Japan would abandon certain new ships and scrap seven capital ships plus four battle cruisers totaling 289 100 tons. The United States would scrap 15 ships totalling 227 740 tons, plus ships under construction. The proposal also limits auxiliary craft and sets a ten year naval holiday.
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Toughes
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Hughes
Aw Britain
Ite
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Delaware
North Dakota
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Kit
Owari
Mutesu
Tosa
Kago
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Akagi
Atoga
Takao
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Highlights From Talk by Harding
President Harding speaks on global debt and the need to redirect expenditures from destruction to development. He emphasizes shared burdens, national apprehensions, and a united effort to serve mankind with peaceful aims. The speech urges cooperation to remove causes of fear and to fund constructive work.
Doctor Schwartz to Speak at People's Church Services
Dr M A Schwartz will deliver Sunday morning and evening sermons at People's Church 1212 Fourth Ave on The Downfall of Czareism and Why Is Religion in Russia Dead. The lectures promise historical and religious insights for attendees.
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M. A. Schwartz
the People’s Church
Fourth
Czarieam
Russia
Bargain Men’s Two-Pant Suits and Accessories
Local department store advertises men’s two pants suits at 35 dollars with hats shoes and furnishings offered at one price. Cash or credit options available.
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