Conference of Powers Hinted At To Discuss Submarines
The Washington Post reports a probable second international conference chaired by European leaders to address economics and the submarine dispute. The French Senate’s opposition to an American submarine compromise is noted, with Europe urged to resolve debt and trade issues before the United States can aid. Aimed at broader world representation, the gathering would favor a European prologue to any future accord amid American legislative constraints.
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Delegates Mull Postponing Auxiliar y Craft Talks
The submarine dispute drives delegates to consider deferring auxiliary warship tonnage questions to a later international conference. American, Japanese, and French representatives hold firm on their positions as naval committees pause and reconvene amid hopes for a broader solution.
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Interests Clash as Session Applies Principles Adopted
After six weeks in session the Washington conference nears its toughest phase as delegates confront clashes of national aims. The French delegation appears to block broad principles, while proponents insist on applying key principles to practical aims. The outcome hinges on overcoming diverging interests to reach agreement.
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Submarine tonnage dispute at Paris conference
Paris cab in et considers French insistence on 90 000 ton submarine capacity and declines to accept the American status quo. Briand cable signals possible further talks, with France resisting any limits on defensive craft while Japan weighs its own position and broader Far East implications.
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France Objects To Washington Plan On Navy Policy
In Paris today the senate debated the naval budget amid France’s push to retain a powerful fleet. Senator Berenger warned of sovereignty at stake, while Senator de Kerguezec defended submarines for coast defense and supply transport. The naval commission urged more submarines and a program to ensure France is superior to Germany in the Mediterranean, with minister Guisthau insisting no Washington decisions take effect without Parliament approval.
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Cannes Conference Invite Seeks Allied Representation
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand inviting Britain United States Italy Japan and Belgium to Cannes for an international financial and economic conference set January 6. The plan, backed by Lloyd George, aims to address reparations and global economic issues with a five power approach potentially including Russia and Germany. The Times notes a broader European economic conference to rebuild finance credit and industry with a European financial corporation to stabilize currency and promote reconstruction.
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Pact Does Not Apply To Home Disturbances
Tokyo dispatch to Nippon Jiji reports the four power Pacific treaty does not apply to Japan's inner disturbances on the main islands. The Japanese government will manage internal disorders without appeal to the other signatory powers, the cable states.
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Briand Faces Aggressive Attack Over Bank Failure in Paris
Paris December 27 Briand defends government after two day chamber debate over the Industrial Bank of China failure. He accuses rival bank groups of obstructing rehabilitation while a commission inquiry is rejected. Court probe continues as 42 informations are filed against Andre Sgenkcien and bank officials.
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Ohio River Stationary at Cincinnati as Flood Threat Looms
The Ohio river stood at 55.9 feet in Cincinnati with a forecasted recession soon. All but two railroads the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Louisville and Nashville had abandoned the Central Union depot but were still operating from higher-ground stations without service impairment.
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Insurgents May Make Gandhi India Dictator
London dispatch reports Mahatma Gandhi could win dictatorial powers at the Ahmedabad congress to steer noncooperation civil disobedience and tax resistance. The Times correspondent notes Gandhi welcomes government repression, aiming to split moderates and strengthen adherence to his cause.
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Index to Today's Issue Page
Index to Today's Issue Page lists section summaries and page numbers across topics including international affairs, policy, law, society, finance, sports, and pictures. It notes items on Washington plans and oppositions, Briand victory, submarine trends, tariffs, Irish treaty moves, Soviet aid, and varied features in a compact daily aggregation.
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Threats of Bombing Suez Amid Nationalist Upheaval
Cairo reports severe measures to curb rioting as authorities post notices promising smoke bombs and shells if crowds assemble near Suez. Education ministry closes schools, mail service tightens, and courts strike. Eleven Egyptians killed and fourteen wounded in Cairo disturbances. a train derailed on the Huluan line. Lower Egypt sees most unrest. British troops stabilizing Tanta. Egyptian detachments and gunboats deployed along the Nile.
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Justice Clarke Urges Immediate War Loan Cancellations
Justice John H. Clarke of the U S Supreme Court urged Cleveland Chamber of Commerce to cancel war loans to the Allies. He noted loans total about 9.5 billion dollars with interest near 11 billion, arguing cancellation would aid friendship and business while insisting Allied losses, and the burden on the United States, justify such action.
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Leaders Back Treaty Program in Capitol Turmoil
Republican leaders seek party discipline to push President Harding and Mondell agenda through Congress. Senate hopes no break in lines as agricultural bloc backs treaty policy. tariff leg and budget issues loom. House Appropriations vows no salary increases before reclassification, affecting DC pay. Congress aims quick action on supply and tariff measures with a Democratic filibuster risk noted.
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