Four Power Treaty to Go to Senate Amid Yap Accord
The Washington conference moves toward finalizing a four power treaty to be signed at the State Department with prospects of swift Senate action. A Yap controversy settlement between Japan and the United States is announced, granting U S equal rights on Yap and under maritime communications, while outlining mandates for the Pacific islands and radio and cable operations.
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Washington Post Co
Washington
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Hughes
State Department
White House
Harding
Senate
stite Department
Scretary Hughes
mandate territories
America
Yap
Yep
Pacific Ocean
Renewed Push for U S Britain Economic Conference
London reports a renewed push to invite the United States to discuss economic issues and war debts, sparked by a possible chat between Prime Ministers Lloyd George and Briand. Officials deny official or unofficial U S invitation, while British press rumors claim Washington talks may follow the Chequers Court meeting and bring Briand and Lloyd George to America by year’s end.
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London
America
Lloyd George
Briand
treasury
foreign office
United States
Washington
Conference Attendance Speculation by Harding Era Leaders
Semi inspired framing suggests President Harding could convene a conference and that British premier and French colleague would attend sessions. The note, dated 1921, reflects interwar diplomacy ideas from Public Ledger Co.
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Harding
Gopyight
the Public Ledger Co
Popocatepetl Erupts as Obregon Observes from Chapultepec
Mexico City reports Popocatepetl erupting violently with a ash cloud 2 500 feet high. President Obregon watched from Chapultepec Castle and ordered aviators to assess danger. Aviators found rumbling and lava flows, with warnings sent to nearby villages.
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Mexico City
Associated Press
Popocatepetl
Obregon
Chapultepec Castle
Popecatepet
Borah Reed Clash Over Far East Pact In Senate
Senate debate over the four power Pacific treaty opens with Borah and Reed lambasting and defending the pact. Poindexter argues moral obligations exist while Robinson of Arkansas supports force if needed. Lead figures include Borah Reed Poindexter Robinson and Senator Stanley. The discussion centers on Article II versus Article X and the use of force in enforcement. CALIFORNIA SUNSET ROUTE adds travel copy.
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Reed
Missouri
Washington
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Robinson
Arkansas
conference of the four powers
Congress
Napoleon
Stanley Dem
Kentucky
Viviani Predicts Another Conference Within A Year
M Viviani head of the French delegation said at a farewell conference that the large questions have been settled or are near settlement and another conference may be held within a year. He plans to sign the four power Pacific treaty and depart for New York at 4 o'clock with Mme Viviani and delegation staff. Vice Admiral de Bon will assist Sarraut and Jusserand in naval matters.
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Washington
M Viviant
New York
Paris
M. Viviani
Harding
Mme Vivian
M. Albert Sarraut
de Bon
M. Sarraut
Jusserand
Japan to retain Mutsu in capital ships proposal
Special Cable Dispatch from Tokyo reports Japan accepts the Hughes naval plan with a key change the Mutsu must remain in the capital ships. The cabinet and naval council meetings concluded that the final decision went to Baron Kato with reservations, noting Britain’s support for the American stance and signaling an unconciliatory mood in Tokyo.
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Geis
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diplomatic advisory council
Count Uchida
Great Britain
Pacific
America
Paris
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Flood toll rises in Washington state wrecks and landslides
Ten people are dead and many injured as Western Washington endures its worst flood in years. Heavy rain since Saturday washed out bridges and railroad embankments, disrupts rail and wire traffic, and threatens widespread inundation. A Northern Pacific wreck on Miller River caused further damage as work crews remove debris before floodwaters rise. Several more fatalities reported in Grays Harbor area and near Abertiven amid railway accidents and landslides.
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Associated Press
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éare
Abertiven
Senate to inform House quickly on legislative progress
A Washington Post style report details speedier Senate House coordination under Harding. It describes an improved system to gauge House sentiment, assign assistant whips, and share progress on the tariff and appropriation bills to prevent deadlock. The piece notes centralized power shift and growing member influence in shaping the budget driven by unity and responsiveness.
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Washington Fost Co
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House
Harding
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navy
Senate Pact Near for Irreconcilables Attack Reach
Index to Today's Issue outlines pact aims in the Senate as calls to speed Harding legislation and a Yap treaty outline gain momentum. Dail may seek vote. Morse comments on readiness while O Connor avoidance of police noted in brief items.
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Dail
World Bank
Coolidge
Morse
O'Connor
London Trade Board America
Shantung Railway
City Park Control
Hoover
Davis
World Bank Note German Proposal Debated by Dr Arendt
Berlin correspondent reports Dr Otto Arendt, German coinage expert, argues an international bank note could solve financial unrest without gold backing. He predicts Germany may surrender Reichsbank gold for reparations, calling wartime economic aims political rather than purely economic, and criticizes an international bank backed by gold reserves.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Bethlef
Otto Arendt
Dr Arendt
reichsbank
Dr. Arendt
Germany
entente
reichsbanks
Slain Doctor's Mother Falls Dead at His Bier
Hundreds of mourners in the rain gather for Dr Abraham Glickstein of Brooklyn after he was shot by a woman in his office. His 76 year old mother Lena Glickstein dies in the wake of the tragedy, uttering sorrowful lines at the casket. Detectives search for the assassin amid the crowd.
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Associated Press
Abraham Glickstein
Brooklyn
Nao
Lena Glickstein
Dublin set for ratification push as treaty debate stalls
Dublin hopeful for ratification as Eamon de Valera insists any accord must be approved by Dáil Eireann. In Belfast Sir James Craig reports from London amid a stormy session weighing whether Ulster should join or stay out of the all Ireland parliament. Dublin hotels crowd with politicians and church leaders ahead of Wednesday’s vote while Sinn Fein observers foresee a plebiscite and Trinity College declares support for ratification.
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de Valera
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