UK Delegation Backs Abolition of Poisonous Gases at Armaments Talks
At the Washington arms conference the Italian delegation head Senator Schanzer declared agreement to outlaw poisonous gases in warfare. The final Root resolution calls for universal prohibition as international law and invites all nations to adhere.
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Japan to allot arms funds in 646 billion yen range
Washington reports that Japan will allocate 646 682 000 sen to the army and navy from a target of 146 800 000,000. The navy gets 308 000 000 yen, down 100 000 000 yen, and the army receives 253 000 000 yen, 10 000 000 yen less than last year.
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Canada’s Oldest Resident Mary Ann Macauley Dies at 110
Mary Ann Macauley believed to be Canada’s oldest resident died at her granddaughter’s home at age 110. Born in Savona British Columbia, she was the daughter of an Indian chief and married P Donald Macaniey, a Hudson Bay employee. Survived by four children, eighteen grandchildren, and twenty three great grandchildren.
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Buffalo Day Men Fired by Mayor
Frank X. Schwab sworn in as Buffalo mayor on a dry platform moves to enforce laws. He plans to reduce licensed soft drink venues, dissolves police protection units, installs a new police chief, dissolves reserves, and forms an eight to four ward advisory board with diverse members, including former saloon owners and business figures.
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Irish Republic leaders reel as Griffith breaks pledge on king’s allegiance
President De Valera resigns amid cabinet turmoil over the peace treaty and loyalty to the British king. Sinn Fein leadership declares a new cabinet while Griffith faces accusations of breaking promises as the country debates a straight vote on the treaty.
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Irish peace treaty sparks election referendum debate
De Valera warns if he runs for president the election would be a referendum on the Irish peace treaty. He argues for a republic and criticizes British control while expressing commitment to the people and readiness to serve if re elected. Jane Okuma dies in Tokyo at 83 after a long public career.
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Burch Trial Sees Suspicious Jump Attempt At Jail
Arthur Do. Bareh, a former Northwestern student on murder trial, was escorted to the courtroom when he either slipped or leaped from a jail corridor railing about 20 feet to the steel floor. A deputy restrained him as bystanders speculate a deliberate act. Authorities warn a fall could have caused serious injury or death.
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Germany and Russia to be included in Cannes reconstruction talks
Allies' Supreme Council at Cannes approves a five power conference to plan Europe's reconstruction inviting Germany and Russia. Premier Lloyd George urges recognizing the Soviet government and a fair deal for Germany while warning against risking reconstruction by punitive action.
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Europe Recovery Debate and Reparations Pressure
A wartime conference features Britain France the United States Italy Belgium and Japan urging coordinated action on European recovery Beigud of France pushes for reconstruction to enable Germany to pay reparations while warning against French propaganda and noting Britain must honor Versailles obligations Britain cites heavy pension and unemployment costs in the war aftermath George Siervey attends as observer to relay proceedings to Washington
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Jeanne d Arc Shaft Unveiled by American Ladies
The statue of Jeanne d Arc, a gift from French women to American women, was unveiled in Washington on January 7. Mrs Warren G Harding presided with Mme Jules Ja ser and the ambassador's wife. An artillery salute opened the ceremony. Secretary Weeks accepted on behalf of the U S government with Mrs Miner. Notables on the honorary committee included Marshal Foch General Pershing Chief Justice Taft and Cardinal Lucan.
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Railway talks fail as Japan China cannot agree on Brucehou Tsinanfu rail
Secretary Hughes and Arthur Balfour will meet delegations next Monday to mediate after Japanese and Chinese delegates concluded talks on the Shan tung railway. Tokyo instructed terms compensate cash loan to China with Japan retaining rail management via rotating Japanese officials. China demands full transfer of control.
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Newberry Fight Continues As Senate Debates Trained Hi Confrontation
In Washington the Newberry dispute drags into the final debate with no clear outcome. The Senate plans to adjourn later next week after extending the fight while President Harding expresses high regard for Newberry. Debs meeting postponed in Chicago due to Debs heart illness.
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Foreign relief efforts discussed at armament conference
In a clipped telegram style report a secretary notes plans to move north toward Siberia and China, reflecting wartime transport anxieties and uncertain traffic conditions. The snippet hints at broader discussions on logistics and aid in the armament conference.
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Meyor Oleg Offers $1000 Monthly Job in Youngstown
In Youngstown on January 7, Meyor Oleg proposes a job paying $1000 a month with free remittance and garden service to the largest family in town. The position is described as guard at the city’s Psew.
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Japanese Interests Drive Rail Payment Proposal Dispute
A proposed cash payment without a loan from Japan was offered with a 12 year instalment plan and a three year balance payoff option. Mr Lindhara argued Japan must retain financial interest and operating control to protect its territorial railway stake, noting similarity to other deals.
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Arthur J. Balfour Attends White House New Year’s Reception
British delegate Arthur J. Balfour attends the White House New Year’s reception as lord president of the council at the arms conference, appearing in formal attire amid officials and guests.
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