China on new plane prospects raised at conference
Dr Yun Sing Tsao, secretary of the Chinese delegation to the arms conference and adviser to China’s finance minister, spoke at the Women’s City Club tonight. He warned that China’s rapid development hinges on conference success and urged justice in future Sino Japanese relations. He cited famine caused by poor transport, noting only 7900 miles of railroad in China and 600 miles of roads funded by the American Red Cross. He called foreign loan terms onerous and said China’s state structure remains unstable with parliament dismissals and a government led by a president, vice president, cabinet and advisors.
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Hopes for Early Accord at Parley Amid Submarine Debate
Britain presses for sharp reductions in submarine tonnage while preparing a public statement after an executive session. France weighs its demand as U S and Japan benchmarks emerge. American experts urge retained use with revised rules as talks broaden to auxiliary naval arms. Netherlands delegates offer informal input as discussions advance.
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French Stand On Auxiliary Craft Pleases Conference
At the armament conference the French delegation guides belief that a light vessel tonnage quota will be debated for days. Salient talks target a total about 300000 tons with 60000 to 76600 in submarines, as France pushes for fair shares and broader plenary input before any final decision.
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Conference Notes Tense Over Shantung and Quadruple Treaty
The article reports a deadlock between Japanese and Chinese delegates on the Shantung railway, with disputes over redemption terms and expert appointments. It also covers the U S stance on the quadruple Pacific treaty, a White House clarification, and the conference’s aim to preserve goodwill and advance peace despite tensions and potential reservations.
Lord Riddel Bids Farewell to Newspaper Men
Lord Riddel, British publisher and reporter for the Washington conference, prepared to return to England after addressing newspaper men. He praised publicity yet noted publics demand information as governments at the talks were praised for openness. The Swiss Council later backed a bill punishing revolutionaries and general strikers with imprisonment. vote 111 to 85, bill to go to a public plebiscite next year.
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May Call More Powers In Wider Navy Parley
British circles urged President Harding to convene another arms conference to close gaps in naval ratio terms. They argued current language allows shipyards in Spain Norway and other nations to be used for warship construction, unless all powers are involved. Some favored inviting unreprented powers to join the agreement.
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Liang Shih-yi Named Premier in Chinese Cabinet Shakeup
Liang Shih-yi is named premier to replace Chin Yun-peng as ministers resign after Gen. Chang Tano-lin arrives to form a coalition government. The move follows accusations of peculation and sales of offices.
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Dollar lowest in Geneva hits below par in wartime exchange
Geneva reports the dollar at francs 12.6 on the bourse, the only country where the greenback trades under par. Prewar level stood at francs 5.18, postwar peak near francs 99. The slump slightly hurts visitors as exchange losses are down for the season compared with two decades ago.
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