Naval ratio dispute stalls progress at Washington arms talks
Experts from the United States Britain and Japan fail to agree on a measuring basis for Japan's fleet under the 5-5-3 plan and refer the issue back to delegations. Japan pushes a 10-10-7 proposal while China and Britain urge adherence to American calculations and base ships under construction. Shantung talks expected to begin today with Japan opposing immediate troop withdrawal as Far Eastern committee previews a general principle declaration.
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Japan
Shantung
Washington
United States
Great Britain
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Ching
KROL
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
China
Far Eastern committee
Breaking of Navy Deadlock Now Rests With Baron Kato
Washington report on the Washington conference shows no break in the naval armament deadlock as the United States stands firm for the 5-3 ratio based on existing strength Admiral Baron Kato head of the Japanese delegation delays comment awaiting his naval experts report and acknowledges full responsibility for Japan's stand while Tokyo sanctions the naval experts fighting the ratio
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Washington Post Co
Washington
Kato
Baroni Kato
Beleving
Japan Pushes 70 Percent Naval Ratio in Security Claim
A Japanese proposal for a 70 percent fleet to meet national security needs was formally delivered to Secretary Hughes and Sir Arthur Balfour, with Cabinet backing in Tokyo. American and British experts reject the plan, warning it upsets the basis of the Hughes plan and could derail the conference.
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Japan
Associated Press
United States
Great Britain
Baron Admiral Kato
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
diplomatie advisory council
Tokyo
China Japan Accept Good Offices for Shantung Talks
China and Japan agreed to use good offices of the United States and Great Britain to hold direct discussions on the Shantung dispute with American and British observers present. The move marks progress, honoring Washington conference methods and allowing frank exchange despite long-standing tensions.
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China
Japan
United States
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Shantung
Hughes
Great Britain
Washington
France
Italy
Peking and Canton May Be Reconciled By Military Chiefs
A conference of northern military leaders at Pao Tingfu yields hopeful mood for reconciliation with south China. Gen Wu Fei Fu’s stance against a north against south campaign is praised as promoting unity and peace by dissolving radical Cantonese faction and Peking reactionaries to enable renewed unity.
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south China
Pao Tingfu
Wu Fei-Fu
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British Banks Urged German Loan Plan in London Talks
London discussions feature Dr. Walter Rathenau and German economist Dr. Sion with Sir John Bradbury seeking advances for January and February reparations and a possible moratorium. A Wiesbaden style rehabilitation plan for Britain Belgium and Italy is floated as Rathenau stays in London awaiting cabinet talks and possible return to government.
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Sion
John Bradbury
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Germany
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Wiesbaden
France
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Sir John Bradbury
Rathenau
Berlin
Associated Press
Hugo Stinnes
Deutsche
General Electric Company
Rothstechild
Dr. Rathenau
Wirth
Four Army Aviators Die In Fort Sill Plane Collision
Four army aviators including Capt. Loomis and Lieut A J Lanfail were killed when two training planes collided at about 2000 feet near Fort Sill Oklahoma. Gasoline tanks exploded on impact, burning wreckage. crews were unable to recover bodies. Witnesses said the maneuver caused the collision as the two aircraft met wings. Dozens gathered but could not aid the victims.
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Open shop rules foreseen to cut rail costs by 50 million
Chicago November 80 Rail labor board announces revised shop rules to replace the wartime national agreement. The open shop standard and broader craft scope aim to save about 50 million dollars yearly, with 400000 workers affected immediately and more as traffic normalizes. Minorities gain representation independent of unions.
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Page Index Summary From a Historic Issue
Index lists items and page references including foreign affairs such as Japanese block agreement and Shantung, U S and British advisers, editorial comment, society notes, legal cases like Graham Alienation Suit, education items, municipal topics, and sports. It catalogs across pages 1 through 22 with various headlines and features.
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Shantung
Erin
Morse
Kato
Far East
Landra
Japan
Trunk Line
Cenfer
Harding
Poincare
Briand's Post
U. S
Graham
Marine Guard
Archbishop Currey
Pioneer
Salvation Army
U. S. Pacific
Russia
Lenine
Morse Leaves U S as Government Plans Indictment
Charles W. Morse, financier and shipman, reportedly sailed for Europe on the Paris from New York last Friday. Passports were booked for him. he had been living at the Buckingham hotel and was not seen there since Thursday. A grand jury in Washington would investigate Morse's wartime contracts with the Shipping Board, with plans to seek indictment as early as December. Investigations center on contracts for 34 steel and 12 wooden hulls at Neank, Groton, and Alexandria, involving about 40 million dollars and tied to the Emergency Fleet Corporation.
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Japan
China
Tokyo
Shantung
Paris
Washington Post
New York
Charles W. Morse
Europe
Hner
C. ‘Morse
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Washington
Morse
Neank
Conn
Groton
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Shipping Board
Lasker
Elmer Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Fletcher Dobyns
Chicago
Train hits auto bus killing eleven pupils near Red Bluff
In dense fog south of Red Bluff California a Southern Pacific No 15 train struck a bus carrying high school pupils and the driver killing eleven and injuring four. The bus was en route to school and behind schedule as drivers were sent from the high school to retrieve it.
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Calif
Associated Fress
Proberta crossing
Southern Pacific
Irish Peace Talks Falter as Sinn Fein Stands Ground
War in Erin feared as Sinn Fein holds ground on Irish unity and allegiance to the crown. London reports delay in cabinet talks while Birkenhead and Lloyd George press for progress. Sinn Fein insists on Irish sovereignty and Ulster’s rights, warning that any truce breach or U S talks could erode positions. A de Valera address in Bania reinforces resolve, with continued warnings of renewed warfare if negotiations fail.
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Ulster
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het
Bania
Associated Press
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