England's Washington fate hinges on Lloyd George policy
Paris dispatch analyzes two British camps on foreign policy imperialists and conciliators. It argues Lloyd George will decide Washington stance linking England to either imperialist aims or a broader Anglo French American entente to preserve peace.
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Labdue
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Observer
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Lord Curlton
Washington
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Lord Derby
Diplomacy of Delay Frustrates Early Conference Progress
The report outlines stalled talks with China over tariffs and Shantung, with Japan delaying negotiations while Britain acts as mediator. It notes Britain’s flexible stance, possible substitutes for the alliance with Japan, and ongoing secret maneuvers as France and Italy watch. Brussels reports Belgium’s cabinet crisis and King Albert’s request to appoint a new foreign minister.
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H. Carton de Wiart
Albert
M. Jaa- Rar
Advertising as a Peace Engine and Diplomatic Libations
A British editor argues peace must be advertised to inspire world harmony and criticizes formal alliances while citing Julius Caesar. The piece notes U S diplomacy hosting diplomats, diplomatic immunity and liquor logistics, jokes about embassy entertaining, and a playful dig at politicians and bootleggers.
Outlook on Far Eastern Question Encouraging Says French Correspondent
Georges Lechartier reports progress at the Far East conference with Japan easing its stance on tonnage and fortifications. He notes near term compromises on naval limits and Chinese concessions on extraterritorial rights while evaculation issues in Shantung Manchuria loom as potential hurdles. The tone is cautiously optimistic about China Japan Britain and the United States cooperating to resolve Manchuria and related leases.
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United States
China
America
Nana
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Japan
Balfour
Weihaiwei
Shantung
Chris
Paris
William Bryan
Georges Lechartier
Debats
Hughes
Seema
Far East
France
Italy
Juloyd George
Washington
Ag Secon Ag
Manchuria
Kwangchou
Submarine Limits Seen Through Arms Reduction Talks
Col Edward M House argues that restricting submarine numbers hinges on revising sea laws. He says merchant ships should be immune from attack but remain unarmed, urging Washington to secure a pact on capture at sea and contraband rules to ease future disarmament and global peace.
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Col. House
Col
Edward M. House
Washington
Pacific naval bases debate as Japan views restraint
A 1921 commentary argues for reducing or halting advanced Pacific bases in Guam the Philippines and other islands to avert offensive poses and ease tensions with Japan. It notes Japan fears U S base expansion near its coast and urges mutual disarmament and restraint to keep the Pacific peaceful.
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Guam
Philippines
Japan
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
the Public Ledger Co
Bolshevik Move Unites Caucasus Regions with Russia
Report says Bolsheviki suppressed independence of three Caucasus republics and favor a political and economic union with Russia. Izvestia from Batum says a November conference at Baku planned union with political center at Baku and economic center at Tiflis.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Caucasus
Izvestia
Batum
Baku
Russia
Federation
Tiflis
Fire in Sofia Arsenal Lights Up Capital
A blaze at the Sofia arsenal last evening spread quickly to light the capital with flames and dull explosions echoed from the burning structures, signaling a major conflagration in the city.
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Arsenal
Sofia
New Hungarian Cabinet Formed With Bethlen as Premier
Budapest reports a new Hungarian cabinet with Count Bethlen as premier and ministers M Pantty for foreign affairs Gen Belitska for national defense M Kallay for finance and M Kriebelsberg for the interior in the reshuffled government.
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Budapest
Count Bethlen
M. Pantty
Gen. Belitska
M. Kallay
M. Kriebelsberg
British peace advocate arrives in New York on armament talks
Francis E Pollard executive secretary of Britain's peace council arrives on the Albania. He will confer with officials of the council for limitation of armaments and the Japanese Peace Society on cooperation among Britain, the United States, and Japan. He plans to go to Washington at once and address the national council meeting there Thursday.
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New York
Francis E. Pollard
Peace Council of Great Britain
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Washington
Japanese Peace Society
National Council
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