Conference on submarine ban at arms talks stalls progress
Britain urged a universal submarine ban at the arms conference but France Italy and Japan defended submarines as legitimate naval strength. The Americans avoided a final stance and urged revisions to prevent ruthless submarine methods from the world war, with Briand consulting the French cabinet delaying final naval settlement.
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Mainland Pact View Provokes Japanese Patience
In Washington Japanese officials and unofficial circles debate including the mainland in the four power treaty. Many oppose the idea as patronage to Japan, claiming it insults national dignity and could hinder ratification. Some call for clarifying changes to remove ambiguity and ease acceptance.
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Allied Council invites Harvey to Cannes meeting
Paris dispatch states American Ambassador George Harvey may attend the Allied supreme council meeting opening January 4 in Cannes. Briand and Lloyd George discussed reparations and joint British French strategy, aiming to form a commission for central Europe and Russia rehabilitation with U.S. and Germany representation.
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Rescue Doctor From Mob In New York Shooting Case
East Side physician William Zucklerman was rescued by police from a mob and jailed on felonious assault charges after allegedly shooting 15 year old Samuel Markman. Witnesses say the doctor fired as the boy inflated a tire with a portable pump amid a dispute over a lock and chain.
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Viceroy refuses plea to lift ban in India
Calcutta December 22 Lord Reading viceroy of India declines to withdraw the proclamation against non cooperators national volunteers and those prohibiting seditious meetings He told a native deputation the government must maintain order and no assurance was given that defiance of the law would cease Seethikoya Taengal proclaimed himself governor of a Mohammedan kingdom surrendered today with two Moplah leaders captured
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Bandits kidnap auto party ends in shooting death
Chicago Dec 22 AP two bandits seized a motor party led by Mrs Callahan wife of ex White Sox manager. Kroten the chauffeur shot in cheek during the escape. Police and bystanders pursued, one bandit killed another surrendered.
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House 10 Rush Bills Burden Senate and White House
Leaders of the House plan White House conferences with President Harding to align on key bills before January 5. Budget and tariff measures, anti-lynching legislation, and debt funding are on the agenda as party notes are sharpened for the next session.
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Manhasset Bay Diver Recovers $50,000 Gem Box
A diver at Manhasset Bay retrieved a submerged safe containing stocks, bonds, and jewelry valued around $50,000. The box held 168 shares of Standard Oil, a pearl necklace over $26,000, and other gems tied to a Sands Point theft. The treasure was delivered to District Attorney Weeks and Frank Hastings.
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Two Egyptians Slain as Nationalists Meet in Cairo
Two supporters of Said Zaploul Pasha were killed and six wounded in clashes near his Cairo home after a military order forced him and eight followers to stop political activity and leave the city. Zaploul refused to comply and delivered a speech urging noncooperation. The army announced Zaploul would be escorted from Cairo tomorrow.
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Price Fixing Probe Targets Retail Markets Nationwide
Federal inquiry into retail prices for food fuel shoes and clothing was announced by Attorney General Daugherty who ordered Burns to mobilize investigators. Officials seek price comparisons of wholesale and retail costs, with cooperation expected from housewives and other agencies. The effort aims to curb unconscionable profits and involves potential Sherman Act action and insights from the Hardwood case.
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Valera's Own County Council Votes 17-5 On Pact
In Ennis Ireland December 22 the Clare County council representing Eamon de Valera voted 17 to 5 in favor of the treaty with Great Britain and urged de Valera to use influence for national unity. The resolution acknowledged grave objections but said no rational alternative exists. It warned rejection could lead to war and split the nation with world opinion against them. Copies were sent to de Valera and other Clare representatives.
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Auto Bandit Killed in Revolver Fight Near Broadway
New York December 22 Associated Press reports one automobile bandit was slain and another wounded in a pistol fight after bandits attempted to loot an office on West Sixty third Street near Broadway. An office boy Charles Davis fired back, police fired at the car, and driver John Little was mortally wounded. the other three escaped.
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Bolivia Joins Peruvians in Arbitration Plea
Bolivia approves Peru's proposal to submit the Tacna Arica dispute to U S arbitration, linking it with South Pacific issues and Bolivia's sea outlet aspirations. Chile counters Bolivia has no direct interest, urging non interference. A separate note from Bolivia proposes an international conference on Pacific problems.
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Collins Victory Silent On Irish Treaty Debate Adjourning
Dublin December 22 the dail voted 77 to 44 to adjourn further debate on the Irish treaty until January 3. Michael Collins urged quick division while De Valera and party figures watched as deputies representing two constituencies raised a voting technicality. Elation rode with Collins allies Desmond Fitzgerald and Pierce Beasley warned the fate of Ireland hung in the balance as more than twenty speakers planned to address the assembly amid continuing debate through Christmas.
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