Kato Not Losing Sleep Over Naval Row
Admiral Baron Kato declined to say if Vice Admiral Kanji Kato's interview reflected the Japanese delegation's views. He avoided comment on fortifications, noting the issue is vital and may require more time to settle. He said he was not losing sleep over the question and would not express personal opinion at this stage.
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Associated Press
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Japan
Prince Tokugawa
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Prince Tokuawa
Far East
French Army Strength Reported at 818000 Oct 1
Paris November 30. The army commission reported France’s active force at 818000 as of October 1. It outlines a plan tying the class of 1922 into two contingents next May and next November, with 649000 expected in spring and 61900 after May contingents. The present force totals 591000 whites, 117000 North African natives, and 119990 other colonial foreigners.
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North Africa
Schanzer Says League Permits an Association
Senator Schanzer, Italy’s delegate, told reporters at the Italian embassy that the proposed Association of Nations would not interfere with the league of nations. He said the league covenant allows cooperation, and he doesn’t expect land armament limits to be decided at the Washington conference due to unrepresented routiners. Germany and others in the Mediterranean naval powers were noted in the discussion.
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Italy
Washington
Japan Aims to Retain Battleship Matsui in Navy
Vice Admiral Kenji Ide of Japan says the navy hopes Matsui will be included in Japan's restricted fleet. He notes ongoing talks with Secretary Hughes over naval strength estimates and acknowledges technical differences with Admiral Baron Kato, but sees no serious anti Hughes sentiment in Japan.
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Washington
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East St. Louis Packers to Quit
East St. Louis workers at local tire plants vote 2197 to 71 to strike in protest against proposed wage cuts. Earl Jimmerson, vice president of the Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workers of North America, announced the decision.
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Tires Targe Packing Planta
Earl Jimmerson
Amalgamated
Eas Butcher Workers
North Americ
Far East Armament Talks Outline Japanese Garrison Policy
The communique from the Far Eastern and Pacific affairs committee meeting on November 30 1921 in Washington outlines Japan's position on garrisons in China and Manchuria. It details railway guard duties on the South Manchuria and Shantung lines, the aim to withdraw guards where China is ready, and the necessity of Manchuria protection amid bandit activity. It notes Hankow and Vladivostok interallied duties, and outlines Japanese police roles in consular zones to protect Japanese subjects without hindering Chinese or other foreigners, while stressing cooperation with Chinese authorities.
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Associated Press
Armament Conference Committee
Pan-American
Washington, DC
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Meus
Hanihara
Japan
China
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Shantung Railway
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Peking
Manchuria
Callway
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Vladivostoak
Siberia
Yientsin
Tsinan
Tainan-Tsingtao
Tsingtao
Advisory committee adopts ten year naval holiday report
The American delegation's advisory committee approves a Rodgers prepared study on the ten year naval holiday and its economic impact. It will be sent to Secretary Hughes and concerns potential effects of halting warship production. Pershing's subcommittee report on poison gases is deferred pending today’s action.
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Sutherland
General Committee
Rodgers
Gen. Pershing
Aerial Arms Group Meets UK, AF Actress
The armament conference subcommittee on aeronautics held its first meeting yesterday and reportedly conducted business beyond its organization. Rear Admiral Moffet, senior American on the committee, was its dosen chairman. A further session is planned for today.
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Formal Alliances End and Peace Talk at Rotary Luncheon
Lord Riddel warned that formal alliances between nations are over and urged open friendship as the arms conference proceeds to big decisions. David Constantina of the Italian delegation praised Rotary clubs for promoting peace and home safety. Belfast Rotary sent greetings via Charles White. The club plans a Christmas party for Washington children with funds pledged by guests, and John Poole reported on finances. Attending Rotarians included Spangler, Donaldson, Jagonfree, McKeever, Desmond, Burns, Dryden, Philpott, Gilmore, Beauchamp, Hammond, Packer, Swift, and Ketcham.
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Washington
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Fred Lincoln
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Iagonfree
J. A. McKeever
J. J. Desmond
J. D. Burns
F. W. Dryden
S. E. Philpott
Harry E. Gilmore
T. Beauchamp
F. Hammond
G. J. Packer
GR. Swift
J. C. Ketcham
Baron Kanda Seeks Firm US Japan Armament Ties
Baron Kanda, Japanese delegate to the arms conference, urged closer US Japan cooperation and said a friend of yesterday remains a friend today. He praised peace efforts, cited school text messages, and urged joint disarmament actions with the American council for the limitation of armament.
Tells of China's New Era Public Spirited Leaders
Dr Ful opening China talk at Bidwell's Friends School outlined a new era led by public spirited men who sacrifice fortunes and lives for China's future. He asserted confidence in eventual political unity and emphasized China would develop resources for the world’s good.
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Bidwell’s Friends School
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Z T. Yui
United Chamber of Commerce
United Provincial Educational Association of China
Dr. Ful
Beatty sails for England after US visit as naval adviser
Admiral Beatty left New York aboard the Adriatic with Lady Beatty after six weeks in the United States as a guest at the American Legion and as a naval adviser to the British delegation at the armament conference. He hinted at returning soon and said if Japan pushes its naval ratio other powers would follow.
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Lady Beatty
Anriatic
United States
American Legion
Jutland
Japan
Breaking of Deadlock on Naval Ratios Up to Baron Kato
The Japanese delegation pushes for a 7 10 ratio while American adviser Mr Hughes and the U S delegation press for an 8 6 compromise. Experts argue ships under construction count as strength, but Washington insists only existing strength counts for reductions, shaping the stalled talks.
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Hughes
Efforta
United States
Japan
Boy of 15 Lynched by Mob in Ballinger Texas
A 15 year old black youth, Robert Murtore, charged with assaulting a 9 year old white girl, was seized from officers and lynched by a mob in Ballinger Texas on November 30. No further details available.
Division of ship routes among nations sought
New York November 30 The plan to divide the world into shipping zones and allot routes to nations by joint agreement was unveiled by Frank Munson president of the Munson Steamship line He suggested inviting delegates at the Washington conference to help draw up the zoning system and to assign traffic between the United States and Great Britain to American and British ships while US Japan routes would be mainly served by American and Japanese lines The idea follows Secretary Hughes open to merchant shipping at the armament conference.
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New York
Associated Press
Frank Munson
Munson Steamship Line
Washington
Munson
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Hughes
Foch Led Six Mile Parade and City Tour in Seattle
Marshal Foch reviewed a parade of men who fought under him in France. He delivered two addresses and received a doctor of laws degree from the University of Washington. An automibile tour of Seattle followed as cheering crowds lined the six mile route to the campus.
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Wash
Marshal Foch
France
University of Washington
Half of Japan Income Spent on Armaments
Mme Hide Inouye, chair of the Woman Peace Association of Japan, told a conference tea at the American Association of University Women National Clubhouse that 48 percent of Japan’s income is used for armaments. She cited financial hardship as a reason to reduce spending, warning education, health care, and sanitation would suffer without cuts. The association, home to about 60,000 women, aims for complete disarmament but supports any arms limitation resolutions from delegates at a conference.
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Japan
Mme
Hide Inouye
Wamana Peace Association of Japan
American Association of University Women
Mme. Inouye
Denouncement of clash report at arms conference
The American advisory committee denounced a foreign newspaper report claiming a clash between Premier Briand of France and Senator Schanzer head of the Italian delegation. The committee said the report harmed cordial conference spirit and condemned it, noting it had been denied by Hughes Viviant and Schanzer.
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Associated Press
Briand
France
Schanzer
Hughes
M. Viviant
Christmas Savings 150 Million Funds to be Distributed
New York November 30 Accumulations of various Christmas savings funds totaling 150 million dollars will be distributed next week among five million individuals by about four thousand banks nationwide, it was estimated here today.
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