Four Power Entente Looms As Japan Delays Naval Ratio
The conference weighs a possible entente with United States Great Britain Japan and France to replace the Anglo Japanese alliance while Japan considers naval ratio. American opposition and cautious Japanese and British consultations delay a formal proposal. Shantung talks resume with no major decisions as the Far East committee plans follow ups.
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France
China
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Baron Kate Expects Tokyo To Reach Decision in Week
1921 report from The Washington Post notes Japan maydelay a final decision on naval ratio amid cable delays and cabinet deliberations. Admiral Baron Kato says a week may suffice, with the decision routed through navy, cabinet, and advisory council before action. Discussion covers Shantung talks and German railway concessions.
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Tokyo
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Japan
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Baron Kato
Hughes
Mr. Balfour
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advisory council
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Tabane
America
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Ching
Germany
China
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Berlin mob loots in downtown and working districts
Police break up a large Berlin demonstration inspired by Vienna unrest as thousands of protesters target retail stores in the business district and nearby working quarters. A simultaneous march in New Cologne repeats the pattern of looting and disruption.
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Berlin
Grenzlau
Secretary Tyau resigns protest at Washington conference
Dr Tyau, secretary general of the Chinese delegation to the Washington conference and Minister to Cuba, resigns from the delegation in protest at what he calls negative results. He says no delegation goals have been settled and accuses powers of sovereignty violations and highway robbery of revenue from Chinese post offices.
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Peking
China
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Associated Press
Washington
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Tariff Bill By May In Harmony With Harding
Republican leaders push a May enactment of a tariff law with President Harding' s influence guiding a united party. Western agricultural senators draft an elevated agricultural schedule aiming for higher duties on butter eggs poultry and beef while keeping wheat open for debate. Urban voters fear substantial farm protections but party leaders urge cooperation and a quick test of the new policy before the next election.
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GEORGE ROTHWELL BROWN
Waitington Post Co
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Capitol
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Hughes to Take Up French Navy Size This Week
The Associated Press reports Jules Jusserand and an arms conference delegate asked Secretary Hughes when naval limitations would be discussed. Hughes indicated the topic would be taken up this week, likely alongside Italian navy limits. The French seek 300000 tons capital ships and 76000 tons submarines. de Bon acts in Paris. Vivians hopes to return to Paris by December 14 with Sarraut leading the delegation.
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Germany May Get 3 Year Debt Delay
Paris dispatch reports Germany likely to receive a three year delay in indemnity payments with allied oversight in Berlin. Negotiations between reparations officials from Hetzien and Britain aim to craft a mutually acceptable scheme. France objects to the word moratorium though seeks a breathing spell to restore Germany’s ability to pay in full after two to three years. The reparations commission awaits Germany’s reply to the latest note as officials consider a written budget balance pledge and limits on capital exports.
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Fumes Overcome 25 Girls. 100 Ill at Utica Clothing Plant
Ether fumes from saturated rags in an ash can spread through Utica Boys' Clothing Company workrooms. Twenty five girls fainted, 100 others fell ill. two floors evacuated, one worker in stable condition as a strike at Sonneborn Bros. plant in New Smyrna continues.
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Agreement on Erin Reached in London
London reports say government officials and Sinn Fein delegates reached an agreement to be submitted to Parliament and Dail Eireann. Ulster premier Sir James Craig to be copied. details modified overnight. Delegates, exhausted, left Downing Street after talks with British ministers and Collins.
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LONDON
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Associated Press
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James Craig
Sinn Fein
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Downing street
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Arthur Griffith
Robert C. Barton
Craig
Ulster
Entente Powers Aim for Swift Japan Reply
Index to today shows reports on Japan awaiting reply to four power entente. May deadline hinted for.Tariff bill progress and Erin agreement noted. a train crash leaves 21 dead with German delays anticipated. Chinese secretary resigns. debate over new war devices.
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Erin
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Liberia
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Morse
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War Orphan Home
Graham
Menace Park
Babe Ruth Silent On Landis Verdict Sees Judge In Three Weeks
Babe Ruth reacts in silence after Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis imposes the heaviest baseball fine and seven week ban on the Yankee slugger for playing in exhibition games after the World Series. Ruth plans to meet Landis in Chicago within three weeks to appeal the penalty. Friends note prior similar cases where players faced lesser fines for comparable violations.
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Chicago
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Red Sox
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Packer Strike Threatens Martial Law in Kansas City
Kansas City Kansas faces a crisis as the state industrial court warns Mayor Burton and Police Chief Zimmer that crowds at packing plants must disperse by morning or the governor will be asked to declare martial law and deploy the state militia.
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Associated Press
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Henry T. Zimmer
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Henry J. Allen
Burton
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Tragedy on Philadelph ia Reading Line Leaves 21 Dead
A head on collision between Philadelphia and Reading suburban trains in a snow iced cut 35 feet deep near Bryn Athyn kills 21 and injures 25. Wooden coaches burn as rescuers struggle, scenes describe desperate efforts to reach trapped victims amid flames and debris. Authorities probe orders and signals while Bucks County and state officials order investigations.
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