Japan and United States Near Naval Ratio Accord
Reports from Washington say Secretary Hughes Admiral Kato and Lord Balfour discussed a 5 5 3 naval ratio plan with possible extensions. Japanese delegates imply agreement may hinge on Tokyo accepting limited fortifications and Pacific base considerations, with further moves awaited after London talks.
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Balfour
New York
Far East
Japan
United States
Hughes
Baron Kato
Arthur Balfour
arthur J Balfour
Harding Praises Armaments Conference Progress at White House
President Harding voiced strong satisfaction with progress at the arms conference and praised press cooperation during a semiweekly briefing. He warned against backdoor moves toward joining the league of nations and outlined plans touching tariffs, tax policy, and ship subsidies as Congress prepares to reconvene.
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Harding
White House
League of Nations
Congress
Washington Post Co
America
Senate
Japan Reframes Shantung Talks On Actual Facts Not Treaties
Chinese and Japanese delegates agreed to base discussions on actual facts rather than treaty provisions to improve mutual understanding and avoid repeating Versailles era disputes over Shantung. The move signals a shift away from Versailles terms as negotiators seek a fair settlement with calmer deliberations amid tense relations.
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Far East
United States Senate
Washington Post Co
Japan
China
league
Shantung
Great Britain
Italy
Russia
Morse and Daugherty Cablegram Exchange
A fragmented cablegram shows Morse and Daugherty discussing a consultation with a physician, an operation, and a request to return immediately. The note mentions Morse as Care American Consul and attaches the tag Sed as part of the exchange. Daugherty is identified as Attorney General.
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MM. M. Daugherty
L. S
Washington
C W. MORSE
Morse
Hatrre
DAUGHERT
Allied Ultimatum Sent To Germany
The reparations commission demands a definite German reply on 006,000,000 gold marks due January and 27,000,600 gold marks due February. Briand favors Angora, ready to discuss Anglia and other questions with Lord Curzon. Briand indicates no objection to Britain meeting Germany on delivery in kind of its reparations share. Foreign exchange recovers after panic selling.
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Associated Press
ash
Wirth
Briand
Angora Parker
supreme cyuncil
Mo Tui
councilf
britain
Premier Lloyd George to Attend Washington Armaments Conference
British Prime Minister Lloyd George plans to leave for Washington on December 12 to attend the armaments talks. France’s reparations stance and Ireland issues loom as potential obstacles to his trip, with officials noting France and Britain must present a united policy before decisions are binding. The British delegation may delay final conclusions if Lloyd George participates, London reports say.
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London
Associated Press
loyd George J
defihate
England
United States
Washington
America
France
Great Britain
Briand Whitt
chamber of deputies
Lloyd Georges
Lister
Sinn Dein
lovd W Grorge
New York
Liford Georges
berg
Japan to keep troops in Siberia indefinitely
Special Cable Dispatch reports the diplomatic advisory council approved sending the eighth division to Siberia to relieve the eleventh division. The move prolongs Japan’s stay in the maritime provinces, abandoning hopes for a complete evacuation and delaying August relief. Russia disputes Japan China negotiations. The battleship Mutsu is fully commissioned and bound for the first fleet.
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Siberia
diplomatic advisory Council
Tokyo Nichi Rach
Darien
Nichi Nichi
Tokyo
China
Japan
Mutsu
Mitsu
the
Public Ledger Co
Morse to Come Back Denies Mystery in Trip
American shipbuilder and financier Charles W Morse arrived in Havre from New York aboard the Paris and denied a mystery surrounding his trip. He said he would return voluntarily if allowed and insisted he sought medical consultation before returning to the United States to contest shipbuilding contracts tied to a $26 million dispute.
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Wayre
Associated Press
Charles W Morse
Havre
New York
Paris
Mr Morse
United States
Kabian
Antonay
Ponussion
pote
Americran
Ingram Wi Moise
faris
New vork
Developments in Morse Case Await Return from France
The Morse case centered on Charles W Morse of New York and his dealings with the Shipping Board. He was stopped at Havre after fleeing the country when investigators moved against him. Government officials indicated efforts to secure Morse’s return, with Attorney General Daugherty and the State Department involved. Extradition proceedings or a warrant could be pursued, though the exact course was not decided. Continued on ninth page.
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Harding
Congress
United States
world Administration
Philippine commissioners
Philippine assembly
conference on aeronautics
Department of Commerce
Farmer
William Hedfield
Redfield
Mil Morse
America
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renith
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tabdrant
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cansulate
Paris
Morse
Associated Press
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goimea an
Washington
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Mareless
ity
Charles W Morse
New York
Shipping Board
France
Havre
Elmer Schlesinger
Daugherty
State Department
Department of Justice
Spanish Defeat Rumored Circulation in Madrid Dispatch
A Madrid reporter says Spain's government received grave news linked to the Morocco campaign and that Minister of War Cerv a went to the palace at 6 pm. New York reports rumors of action and a heater dispatch notes the night's developments. A separate item notes $600 in fees for a special master in gas price and quality suits, approved today by Federal Judge Jutus Mayer.
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Morocco
Madrid
Mar Cerva
New York
Jutus M. Mayer
Nearer Accord on Navy Ratio Disregard Versailles Pact
The page lists items about a potential agreement on naval ratios, the Versailles pact, and related diplomacy. It notes Morse and Briand’s roles, plus plans and critics. Other briefs reference Irish politics, trials, and economic topics.
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Berlin
Morse
Dail Eireann
Arbuckle
Briand
Riot Sobers Viennese
Russia
Lock Up Arbuckle Jurors For Night
San Francisco jury in the Arbuckle case delays verdict amid crowded halls and locked doors. Jurors reportedly split on acquittal and conviction while sensational claims of outside pressure and a protest by women surface. defense and prosecution clash over door incidents linked to the case.
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Hall of Justice
San Francisco
Arbuckle
ban Francisco
naif
Wty
Arbuchie
Virginie Rappe
Arbuchle
Arburkle
Wedded 15 War Bride Says Has Forgotten 11
Chicago reports Helen Ferguson Dieeler of Waukesha claims she wed fifteen men including soldiers sailors and marines. She admits to collecting government soldiers allotment checks for three years, with a baby listed as child of each husband. She says she never divorced any husbands.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Helen Ferguson
Dieeler t Waukesin
Brooklyn
Drexler
Wilfred Taylor
Paul Mole
Thomas Meehan
Great Lakes
Albert Dreater
Camp Giant
Drexters
Irish plan to dail lull in negotiations reported by AP
London December reports indicate Sinn Fein peace delegates head to Dublin for cabinet talks on Lloyd George proposals. Allegiance to the Free State and the British crown are cited, with a six month window and possible boundary commission if not settled. De Valera Burgess and Mulcahy to return to Dublin for tomorrow's dail eireann session.
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Dublin
dail eireann
Sinn Fein
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galebreann
England
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Ireland
dail
tir
Jim
Promon
JTlold George
Washington
Kaimen de Valera
dat
Michael Colins
Lloyd George
Robert Horne
London ‘limes
commonwealth of nations
British empire
Lielé
sid
Irelird
Lister
sven
boundary commission
beth Soles
clare
He Valera
West Ireland
Associated Press
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florense
Charles Burgess
Bethe
Star
Irish Republican Army
Mulachy
Trublin
de Valera
Attack on Londonderry Jail Repulsed in Deadly Clash
Police repelled an assault on Londonderry jail aimed at freeing prisoners. Two policemen were killed and several attackers captured after intruders climbed a rope ladder over the wall. Continuation noted on page three.
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Associated Press
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