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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1921

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Powers Seek Resolution on Leased Chinese Territories

The Washington Post reports progress at the conference as China seeks restitution and end to foreign leases. France offers to relinquish Kwantung, Britain ties Welhaiwel while supporting Shantung talks, Japan defends Manchuria, and the American delegation pushes for a definite application of Root principles amid cautious concessions.

Shantung Japan Manchuria Cosyright Washington Post Co Chine committee on France M Vivian China Joe Wellington Koo M. Visiani Kwangchouwan Kwantung Manchuria Britain Great Britain Kowloon Hongkong Welhaiwel Amerian seneath M Viviant Hanihara bir

Japanese Delegates Await Word From Tokyo on Ratio

Delegates from Great Britain, Japan and France gather for discussions on naval ratio while awaiting Tokyo's position. Observers expect a provisional agreement expanding beyond the 5-5-3 ratio to cover Pacific fortifications and related Far East political questions. A new Congress session and Tokyo’s reply could shape the next phase of talks.

Tokyo Far East Great Britain Japan France China Pacific United States Orient

Government to discuss leased territories next Wednesday

The consort tim feature has not been sanctioned by the U S government and the entire question of leased territories will be considered next Wednesday under conditions likely to provoke keen interest.

United States

Trotzky Receives Large Soviet Concession for Model Farm

Berlin reports from Moscow that Trotzky has accepted a major agrarian concession to operate a large model farm with tractors and modern machinery. He and close associates form a business group to exploit various concessions under the Soviet policy. The plan includes a state bank loan, profit sharing for workers, and salaries for former officials.

Berlin Moscow Trotzky Kamenen Trotzkys Atglemitz Upper Silesia Poland the Public Ledger Co

Willys Plant in Elizabeth to be Sold in Receivership

Newark December 3 James Kenney and Clifford Voorhees receivers in New Jersey for the Willys Corporation announced the plant at Elizabeth would be sold at the earliest opportunity No operation during receivership and efforts to borrow money to meet payroll due Wednesday First opportunity to purchase will go to the banking and construction creditors committee. the Elizabeth plant is the second largest automobile plant globally and not easily repurposed.

Newark Dee James Kenney Clifford Voorhees New Jersey Willys Corporation Elizabeth Mr Kenney banking and construction

Relief supplies to Russia from American relief aid

The American Relief Administration reported sending to Soviet Russia 4.9 million aspirin tablets 1 650 000 vaccines and serums 420 000 pounds of disinfectants 110 000 pounds of soap and other medical goods to fight typhus and disease. Clothing and hospital items include 500 600 pairs of children shoes 520 000 pairs of stockings 70 000 underwear sets 40 090 knitted protectors 50 000 sheets 60 000 blankets 30 000 hospital pajamas and 125 000 yards of woolens for suits and overcoats. A further 750 000 yards of cloth will be shipped soon. Funds came mainly from a 3 million dollar American Red Cross contribution.

New York Dee 3 American relief administration soviet Russia American Red Cross United Sates France

Stock Exchange Seats Bring $95,000 Each in NY Sale

Three seats on the New York Stock Exchange sold today for $95,000 each, marking a $5,000 rise from the previous sale. The report notes the price increase was recorded early in the week. Also advertised is Book of Hittorials, rice 33, republished from The Washington Post now available at The Post newspaper office.

New York New York Stock Exchange Washington Post Post Frank W Ballou District of Columbia board of education

Republican Plans Push for Faster Debt Fix and Tariff Reform

The Washington Post notes 1921 Congress resumes with tighter party lines and a push to fund foreign debt refunds. Republican leaders aim for swift tariff action and a strengthened program while advancing a presidential commission to handle debt refinancing. education reform also discussed with expanded school medical inspections and playgrounds.

GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN Washington Post Co Congress Senate House Marding

Jury Deliberations Continue In Arbuckle Manslaughter Case

The jury in the Arbuckle manslaughter trial remained undecided after long deliberations and a 6 PM dinner recess. Court officials noted rumors of an 11 to 1 tilt toward acquittal while defense counsel pushed for a Monday verdict, as spectators and media watched closely for a ruling.

ban Francisco KRescoe Arbuckle Harold Louderback tomorow Mathes Brady Arbuckles Stephen F Hopkins gurer Hopkins Arbuckle McNab

Rector Bans Short Skirts At Weddings

The Rev Father W C Robertson of Christ Episcopal shurch in Chattanooga issues five dress rules for wedding parties. Regulations require modest necklines, calf-length skirts, elbow sleeves, proper hats, and lining for transparent fabrics to avoid exposure during ceremonies.

Chattanooga Tenn Associated Press W C Robertson Christ Episcopal shurch msaster

Urge More Pay Here Officials' Views to Congress Action

The report from the die trich commissioners to the Sixty seventh Congress resumes with calls for higher salaries for District employees and a major push to modify the Borland Amendment which halves the cost of street paving for abutting property owners. They note inequities between District and Maryland property owners and urge new legislation to remove disparities as the 1916 1917 fiscal issues are discussed.

dietrich Congress Borland District of Columbia United States Treasury District of Coumbia District Maryland

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