Cost of living under German moratorium debate in London
London dispatch by Sidney Thatcher reports Germany could face higher costs if Allies grant a four percent moratorium with strict guarantees. Discussion centers on tax parity, rail subsidies, and the human impact on German citizens. Dr. Rathenau seeks concessions, Loucheur travels to London, and France may back a strict moratorium. A separate Amoy boycott targets Butterfield & Swire amid anti British sentiment.
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Irish Settlement Seen To Strengthen Anglo American Unity
A London commentator argues the Irish settlement will reshape US domestic and foreign policy, boost solidarity among English speaking nations, and advance the Washington conference aims. Sinn Fein leaders in America reportedly express cautious satisfaction while awaiting Japan’s decision. The piece also notes Ulster’s role and possible 5-5-3 capital ship ratios among major powers.
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America
United States
Washington
Ulster
De Valera Aids Irish Army Size Debate and Cabinet Haste
Ireland faces estimates of a 200000 British force tied to a 200000 local army share by treaty terms with a 20000 Irish force. Dublin splits over de Valera’s cabinet speed while Sinn Fein wary of panel summons as Ulster cabinet resumes talks. crowds mob London delegates and Michael Collins waves a world role for the Free State.
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Great Britain
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Galleireann
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Trinity
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Sinn Fein
House of Commons
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Harry J. Boland
Daily Eireann
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Ulster
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Oppose Limiting Aerial Development in Parley
The Associated Press reports that the five nation conference subcommittee on aviation discussed American attitudes toward military and commercial aviation. They favored unlimited development, with brief instructions from heads of delegations and possible pacific shifts if needed. The group agreed Secretary Hughes’s view that naval armament limits did not cover naval aircraft limits.
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Ulster delays Irish settlement details amid government talks
Belfast awaits Ulster premier's response as he probes the agreement between Britain and Sinn Fein delegates. Southern unionists back Premier Lloyd George cooperation and full representation in the new parliament. Critics stress trade and commerce gains from the settlement, with Arthur Chamberlain predicting greater impact than the Washington conference.
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Arthur Chamberlain
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Ulster Premier Seeks Peace Through Unity and Time
Belfast December 7 Ulster premier Sir James Craig, in a message to Lady Craig at Rutherland County Down, says peace may be possible if all work together with patience and goodwill. He notes time will heal memories of past afflictions and praises the British government proposals granting Ulster a victory won by divine grace and loyal support to him as leader.
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Japan
France
Pacific Islands
China
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Associated Press
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Rutherland
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Ulster
Ceace
Aviation limits and five power delegation heads
The text states that commercial aircraft usage cannot be more restricted than other transport and that nothing practical can be done about military planes. It notes the aviation subcommittee will not reconvene until directed by the heads of the delegation of the five major powers.
Cardinal Logue Praises Irish Settlement in Belfast Speech
In Belfast on December 7 Cardinal Logue, prime of Ireland, called the new single-Irish agreement a fair-enough settlement. He refused further comment as northern counties consider joining the accord with the rest of Ireland.
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Belfast
Associated Press
Cardinal Logue
Ireland Not Dominion Bat Partner Says Collins
London December 7 special dispatch states Collins argues Ireland is not a dominion but a new partner in a mutual association with the empire. He envisions equal nationhood and cooperative development as the dawning era for free association among nations.
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Dominion
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Fand & Drouty
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Irish Speaker O Kelly to Fight Treaty Vote
John O'Kelly, speaker of the Dail in Paris, says Irish people should reject the English treaty and that he will vote against it in Dublin. He vows continued struggle for a fully independent Irish republic after the treaty’s fate is decided. Pope Benedict congratulates King George and Eamon de Valera on their roles in the Anglo Irish agreement.
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Valera
Paris
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Sean O’ceallagh
Sinn Fein
Dublin
Trea
O'Kelly
Buty
England
Ireland
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Associated Press
King George
Eamon de Valera
Fompy Today
Central News Agency
Carson Declares Treaty Humiliates Great Britain
London reports Sir Howard Carson, former Ulster leader, called the Irish peace treaty an abject humiliation for Great Britain in a Morning Post quotation. The remark marks the only opposition voice of consequence to the accord so far.
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London
Associated Preas
Thas
Howard Carson
Ulster
The
Morning Post
Great Britain
Irish Loan Drive Plans In America To Continue
Chicago officials announce the Irish loan campaign will proceed despite the Irish treaty. Father William F. Cahill, head of the drive, said a mass meeting next Sunday will continue to provide stimulus as originally planned.
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Chicago
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Bishops Land Agreement, Fair Enough Says Cardinal
The Archbishop of Canterbury reports broad Christian gratitude for Ireland peace progress while cautioning further scrutiny. The Duke of Northumberland doubts the settlement’s success, with the Bishop of Clegher weighing in as the piece notes ongoing debate.
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Associated Press
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Ireland
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Lloyd George branded Son of Ananias by Ulster clergyman
London December 7 Ulster clergyman Heron described Lloyd George as a son of Ananias and a grandson of Judas Iscariot at a baggar opened by Lady Craig wife of the premier Fort Arthur Texas December 7 a radio message reported the steamer Arizonian en route New York to Balboa lost its starboard propeller about 629 miles northwest of Balboa.
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Arizonian
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Diaz Makes Farewell Call on the President
Gen Armando Diaz commander in chief of the Italian armies paid farewell visits to President Harding and other officials after a lengthy U S tour. He said he enjoyed the reception and mutual understanding between American and Italian people, planned a Boston stop then Providence before sailing back to Italy on the Giuseppe Verdi.
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Cooling Time Pledge in Pacific Disputes Discussion
Pacific peace talks continue with focus on restraining foreign radio use on Chinese soil and a broad four power plan. Britain has accepted in principle while Japan and the United States proceed slowly. French participation remains light as talks anticipate a final comprehensive program.
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Pacific
Great Britain
Japan
Diplomatic sketch of four power treaty negotiations
The American delegation seeks a basis that would please Britain and Japan to abandon the alliance while ensuring Senate ratification. A six month cooling off period is favored by Bryan era precedents, with France’s interests influencing the plan. Disputes touching national honor may be exempt from the cooling off rule, allowing decisive action by the nations involved.
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Wee's Standin Gun Debate Promptly Involved National Honor
A fragmented line suggests a discourse on national honor and perceived affronts, mentioning Wee and prompt action in every case. The garbled text implies a political or ceremonial context where affronts to honor were debated, with emphasis on prompt response and collective stance.
Japan Opposition Leader Delivers Harding Message
Kataro Mochizuki, Japanese opposition leader at the Washington conference, brought a message to President Harding urging permanent friendship between the United States and Japan. Gatsujiro Uyehara accompanied him. Mochizuki said changes in Japan might shift parties, but friendship would rely on the peoples, offsetting armament disputes by statesmanlike discourse.
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Balfour
New York
America
Washington
Kataro Mochizuni
Harding
United States
Japan
Gatsujiro Uyehara
Mochizuki
French Meet With Hughes in Pacific Forehouse Talks
French delegation head M Viviani and Ambassador Jusserand conferred with Secretary Hughes for an hour and a half. No statement followed but intimations suggested a possible forehouse agreement in the Pacific involving France was discussed.
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Associated Press
M Viviani
BI Jusserand
Hughes
Pacific
France
Twelve Hindu rebels held in India for noncooperation work
Twelve leaders of the noncooperationist movement have been arrested at Allahabad and Lucknow, accused of attempting to address meetings to enroll recruits in the national volunteers. The Lucknow magistrate issued orders prohibiting such meetings for two months.
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