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Newspaper
Titonka Topic
Location
Titonka, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1921
Page
1
Washington reports a historic armament conference aimed at reducing war machinery and armament costs. President Harding welcomes foreign delegates, urging real disarmament, greater international understanding, and cooperation to ease debt and promote world peace despite heightened security measures.
Washington November 14 The article presents a comparative table showing how the navies of the United States Great Britain and Japan would be constituted in capital ships if the Hughes plan is adopted. It outlines potential changes in battleship counts and dispositions among the three powers.
Washington announces a sweeping proposal at the naval arms conference. The United States Britain and Japan would halt new ships for ten years with tonnage parity among the powers. Scrapping 15 new capital ships and cutting maintenance costs would save hundreds of millions. The plan caps ship size and sets limits on auxiliaries subs and aircraft carriers with specific tonnage ceilings.
A British editorial roundup discusses naval armament limits, aircraft conversion rules, and merchant marine to warship conversion. It cites optimism for U S proposals and editorials from Paris and American papers praising President Harding and Secretary Hughes, stressing peace through disarmament and international cooperation.
A table outlines how the American plan for naval armament reduction would impact the three major powers. The article compares each nation's potential reductions and military posture, indicating shifts in fleets, budgets, and strategic balance among the United States, Britain, and Japan.
An old advertisement fragment touts Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a universal kidney liver and bladder remedy. It cites testimonials from thousands and urges readers to mail ten cents with the newspaper to receive a bottle, noting large and medium bottle sales and drugstore availability in Binghamton New York.
At a village meeting a Swiss diplomat Jenny Conrad attended a dinner. A local character Mr Pea, known for stuttering, meets Cue the famed orator after a reception. The exchange highlights quirks of speech and the mood of the gathering.
Thousands of gallons of ice cream are shipped monthly from Vancouver British Columbia to China. The product is forwarded in specially built containers each holding about 600 gallons.
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