PACTS APPROVED AND NAVY CUT DEBATE AHEAD
The Washington naval treaty passes 74 to 1 with senators like France opposing only to seek larger disarmament goals. debate shifts to gas mask research, submarines, and the nine power pact while Congress weighs naval and army cuts amid warnings from Pershing and Weeks and Genoa policy concerns.
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House approves army bill with expanded river and harbor funding
The bill passed by the house allocates about 288 million dollars for War Department expenses but is boosted by a 15 million dollar increase for river and harbor work next fiscal year. Budget officials favored 27 million, while Mann of Illinois led zur pork barrel push, despite Mondell, Burton and others opposing. President Harding supports the budget system and seeks a fair trial.
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Burton
Ohio
Harding
Miners Strike Looms Across Nation After Midnight Walkout
Frightful walkout by 505,000 unionized miners across the country begins at midnight Friday. Leaders foresee a sixty day stoppage as workers demand higher costs of living wages while operators push for wage cuts. Regional measures include wage reductions and nonunion labor threats in Pittsburgh, southern Ohio and Kanawha. Indiana and Illinois show mixed responses within International policies.
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Near East conference backs limited Turkish restoration plan
Allies in Paris propose restoring the Turkish empire with bounds. Constantinople and most of Asia Minor would be Turkish, Smyrna and Thrace included. Greeks keep Adrianople and a Black Sea buffer. Gallipoli and the Dardanelles would be left to Greece. Turkish and Greek quarrels persist amid Allied oversight. Irish peace talk sparks renewed hope for unity, while Republicans contest the Freeman’s Journal attack in Dublin.
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