French Naval Demand Rejected by U S and Allies at Conference
American and allied delegates reject France's plan for a ten 35 000 ton capital ships program. Hughes calls the demand incredible and France insists on security, while Britain Japan and Italy unite against modifying the naval armament treaty. No common ground exists without Paris authority to scrap the proposal.
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France
Hughes
committee of fifteen
foreign office
Paris
M. Sarraut
America
Great Britain
taly
Japan
Ifverty
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Balfour
Conference Nears Shantung Accord and Naval Pact
The conference signals a near settlement on Shantung as Japan and China push talks while a five power naval pact awaits Premier Briand’s answer. France backs a 175,000 ton capital ship limit, with Italy favoring parity and a low ratio, as talks hinge on the Tsingtao-Tsinanfu lease and fleet proposals.
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Associated Press
Paris
China
Japan
Briand
Great Britain
United States
Italy
France
Shantung
Tsingtao-Tsinanfu
Kiao-Chow
Ags
Le Bon
Viviant
Washington
cable
Tinly
Schan Ber
ion
maaintain
Mediterranean
Sarraut says no alarm over conference navies
M Albert Sarraut head of the French delegation at the Washington conference speaks to reporters. He rejects alarm over France's naval suggestions and states that he believes in the conference, its benevolent aims, and is willing to stay as long as needed for a cordial understanding.
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ALBERT W. FOX
Washington Post Co
Hughes
Washington
France
Associated Press
M. Albert Sarraut
M. Sarraut
Mrs Delmont Granted Probation in Bigamy Case
Fresno Calif Dee 17 Mrs Bam bina Maude Delmont wife of Roscoe C Fatty Arbuckle figure in the Virginia Rappe murder case was sentenced to one year probation on a bigamy charge after pleading guilty. The complaint she swore to was reduced to manslaughter and Arbuckles trial ended with a hung jury.
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Fresno
Calif
Dee
Bambina Maude Delmont
San Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty) Arbuckie
Virginia Rappe
Delmont
Arbuckle
Eben N Blake dies veteran banker and Chicago trader
Ebenezer Nelson Blake a longtime Arlington banker and former president of the Chicago Board of Trade died at his home aged ninety one. He also served as a trustee of the University of Chicago and was a benefactor to Lake Helen Florida. He is survived by his wife and a daughter Mrs Herman L Kohisaat of Chicago.
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Arlington
Mass
Ebenezer
Nelson Blake
Chicago Board of Trade
University of Chicago
Lake Helen
Fla
Herman HL Kohisaat
Chicago
ANIL FOES END FEUDS AND COMMITTEE FOR COOPERATION
Organize committee here Farmers unite with steel lumber coal and other interests to reduce rates by working together rather than fighting as in the past. An executive committee of seven from the large roster will represent agriculture and industry in dealings with the railroads to seek better transportation conditions.
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Washington Post Co
Interstate Commerce Commission
Association of Railway Executives
America
transportation committee for agriculture and industry
Hesking
J. R. Howard
Chicago
American Farm Bureau Federation
J. Lowell
Fredonia
Amazon Army of Kansas Ready for New Mine Battle
A Washington Post dispatch reports Kansas coal mines in a state of terror as 6,000 women led by Gen. Marie Goski clash with loyalist miners. The Amazon army, formed by wives and mothers, broadens its campaign amid strikes and jail actions against Howat loyalists.
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Amazon
Army of
Kansas
Washington Post
Franklin
Kans
Alexander Howat
Kansas prairies
Marie Goski
Petticoat Brigade
Howat
Columbus
Lewis
International Union of Minera
Frank Farrington
Iinosis
Goski
John L. Lewis
Germany to Build Majority of US Zeppelin L-70
Paris and Dublin reports detail the Allied council’s approval for Germany to construct a large L-70 airship for the United States at Friedrichshafen. The project, seen as a diplomacy win for America, would deliver the craft with American defense personnel overseeing builds, to be flown to the U.S. across the Atlantic. Construction is estimated at nine months to a year.
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GERMANY
Paris
Associated Press
council of Ambassadors
United States
Friedrichshafen
allied council of Ambassadors
Herrick
America
Ambassador Herrick
State Department
Atlantiic
Navy Department aeronauts
Dublin
Ireland
dail
de Valera
bhancellor
the
National university
France and Britain map reparations and talks
France agrees to drop the London schedule if Germany pays under a different plan and to reduce Rhine land forces with British guarantee, while aiding Germany’s economic recovery. Briand will meet Lloyd George in London, with limited staff, to discuss German reparations and possible delays. Local and foreign press call the talks pivotal post Versailles.
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Hannover
Germany
Versailles
league
Lloyd George
Paris
London
Briand
Russia
America
Associated Press
foreign office
M. Briand
France
Rhineland
Great Britain
Trance
Phillippe Bertheldt
M. Mantoux
league of nations
M. Camerlinck
M. Briands
Washington
Liberated Regione
Loucheur
Robert Horns
MM Briand
Mr. Lloyd George
Downing street
Wirth
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Wall Street
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Burns
Warsaw
Lindenfeld
Hindenburg
U. S. Secret Service
Lenine
New York
William J. Burns
bureau of investigation
Department of Justice
finanial
stock exchange
custom house
Lenine Enver
Wolfe Lindenfeld
third internationale
Lindenfald
Lindenfield
bose
Silvester Cosgrove
American Department of Justice
Manhattan
Lindenfed
Moscow
Paul Altendorf
United States Department of Justice
Europe
Altendorf
Hvis
Cosprove
Waredy
Sroupa
Linenfeld
Cosgrove
Lindenfeig
KARL H, VON WIHGAND
Berlin
Wilhelm 2d
Doorn
Holland
Kaiser
Napoleon
Hin
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