Harding's Goal He in Japan in Critical Situation
As Washington prepares for the opening of the conference, Albert W. Fox analyzes how President Harding may lead with constitutional restraint, contrasting it with the Versailles approach. He notes no hostility to Versailles yet aims to reassure Europe that U.S. leadership will be principled and transparent.
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ALBERT W. FOX
Washington Fest Co
Harding
America
United States
Paris
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
league of nations
Washington
Albert Schulters
Schuttela
Chamber of» Commerce
Btaio Department
Tokyo Attack Shocks Nation as Premier Hara Dies
Premier Takashi Hara is assassinated in Tokyo while en route to Kyoto for Seiyukai meetings. A well-dressed unidentified man fled the station as Ryichi Nakaka struck Hara with a short sword, later dying. Emperor Hirohito and Crown Prince Hirohito learn of the tragedy as officials suspend dances and public events. The incident prompts searches for the suspected instigator and widespread mourning.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Ryichi Nakaka
Takashi Hara
Otsuka
Nakake
ieve
aassesination
Yoshihito
Hirohito
Tokyo club
Arata’ Hamao
Hara
Imperial hotel
Charles B. Warren
Japan
Warren
Five Hurt In Plane Crash Near Omaha
A five passenger plane named the Blue Bird crashed near Omaha, injuring five aboard including four Fontenelle hotel orchestra members Lucy Atkinson Detroit Margaret Haggerty Cleveland Thelma Fisher Fort Wayne and Vera Rasche Oakland and pilot L Le Bowen. The aircraft lost power after takeoff, entering a tailspin. Another crash near Richmond Virginia injured a father and son as they maneuvered for landing with one passenger, Alan Gwyn Richman, 22, hospitalized unconscious after a broken leg. The elder Richman escaped with bruises as their plane plunged from the sky.
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Omaha
Nebr
Fontenelle
Blue Bird
Mra. HH. W
Ashmusen Company
air congress
flelh
Lucy Atkineon
Detroit
Mich
Margaret’ Haggerty
Cleveland
Ohio
Thelma Fisher
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vera
Rasche
Oakland
Mas
L. Le Bowen
Omsha
uto
Pat Bowen
Richmond
Shepherd field
Alan Gwyn Richman
Lieut. G. Raymond ‘Richman
Richman
Lieut. Richman
United States army
Pearls Vanish From Necklace Aboard Aquitania
A necklace valued at 500 000 francs, about 100 000 dollars, disappeared after Cherbourg passenger Miss J C Stuart boarded the Aquitania. A search found no trace of the jewels as she left the tender for the liner.
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Cherbourg
france
Mins J C. Stuart
New York
Paris
Mise Stuart
Trade bodies hail arms conference lift on taxes
Washington leaders from the Board of Trade Chamber of Commerce Merchants and Manufacturers Rotary and Kiwanis voiced optimism that the international conference on arms limitation will boost global and U S business conditions. They expect firmer public confidence and tax reductions from any curtailment outcomes, and pledged cooperation to host delegates and ensure a productive gathering.
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Washington
United States
Board’ of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
ABBO
Rotary
Klwanis
chibs
yeaterday
Kiwanis club
Clade A Woodward
Woodward
Kiwanis
Wangward
Rotarigna
Charles W.Semmes
Rotary - club
international
don par despate
M. Avsociation Optimtatte
Merchants and Manufacturers association
Phillip King
gect
King
Farmers to Burn Corn as Fuel Warned by Wallace
Secretary Wallace said corn could replace coal for fuel in districts with cheap coal prices. He noted 20 seats per bushel and 32 cents a bushel for corn, arguing surplus grain may be burned on Western farms this winter to cut costs, a practice seen in other grain-raising countries.
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Brithe Asanciatea- “Press
Wallace
ad Wallace
Argentina
Millionth Knight of Columbus Honored at Banquet
McCormack sings at a banquet as Marshal Foch, visiting disabled soldiers, becomes Knights of Columbus millionth knight. Supreme Knight James A. Flaherty confirms the honor by cable. Marshal Foch attends Mass at Holy Name Cathedral with Archbishop Mundelein and speaks of performing religious duties without escorts.
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McCormack
Chicago
Associated Press
Columbua
nation
Columbus
Francs
Mane
Foch
James “A. Plaherty
Mme. Foch
Marshal Fochs
Knight of Columbus
Knights of Columbus board of direc
totalAmerica
of Columbus
Mars hospital
Harris
Alexander Takes Oath as King of Jugoslavia
King Alexander was sworn in before parliament in Belgrade amid heavy security. Guards tightened precautions as the palace and streets were cleared and spectators were kept from roofs during the ceremony.
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ALEXANDER
JUGOSLAVIA
Belgrade
Associated Press
celironionien
Near Death in Crash Destroys Car and Cab Horse
Former District of Columbia commissioner Oliver P Newman narrowly escaped death when a fast outlaw car struck his vehicle at Fifteenth and Itreets. Copeland and Mrs Copeland suffered injuries and nervous shock. a cab horse was severely cut and the pursuing driver fled toward Georgetown. Police secured a license number and seek the alleged bootlegger responsible.
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Oliver P., Newman
Colombh
Arlington hotel
Isbeste
althotgh
Copeland
Newman
Copélands
Itreets
Fourteenth street
Ange
atin
daeren Leone
atmost
uckerabdes
Newiban party
boddegger
Copelands
Slaschoff Reports White Army Collapse in South Russia
Fragmented OCR text references General Slaschoff noting the White Army’s status after Wrangal’s government collapse in South Russia. Mentions generals and a planned event or command change with unclear details. Names and specifics are garbled, limiting precise facts.
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Wrangal
south
Russia
Harding Arms Goal Clear and China Seeks Parley
Index page lists items spanning international diplomacy and domestic policy. Headlines highlight Harding era arms aims, China seeking talks, Ulster peace, and Siberian parley while noting international events and domestic debates.
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Harding
Japan
Ulster
China
Hara
Tool, Focd
Netherlands
Arriva
Straus
Briand Strobe
Col. House
Siberian
Knights Templar
Paris
Italy
Indiana Miners to Return to Work
Indiana coal field locals announce that striking miners will return to work tomorrow morning after a nationwide stoppage over a temporary injunction. District No. 11 secretary treasurer William Mitch said the order ends the walkout affecting about twenty eight thousand workers.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
miers
William Mitch
mine ‘workers’ union
United States
Anderson
U S Warns China Over Loan Default Straining Ties
The Associated Press reports Washington informed Beijing that China’s failure to pay interest on a $5.6 million loan to the Continental and Commercial Trust risks harming China’s credit and jeopardizing recognition. The State Department said China’s repayment lapse could affect future relations and the Far Eastern conference role.
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America
Associated” Press
Hughes
legation
China
Continental and Commercial Trust and Savings Company of Chicago
foreign office
American State department
Schurman
Peking
legaion
Briand Arrives in U S for Washington Armament Talks
Premier Aristide Briand sails to the United States with the French delegation for the Washington conference on armament limits. The Lafayette will dock at 10 oclock tomorrow morning as Briand prepares to address the American people. Briand, seasoned seaman, faces rough seas. Ambassadors Jusserand and staff coordinate with American officials for the talks.
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New York
Associated Préss
Lafayette
Washington
Aristide Briand
France
Biers
Hier
Briand
Barding
Brittany
Rene Viviani
Albert Serrant
Ambausgdor
Irish peace talks float amid Ulster pressure and cabinet talks
London reports say the Irish negotiations continue with Lloyd George consulting Austen Chamberlain and potentially Ulster premier Sir James Craig. Editorials forecast whether Ulster will endorse the agreed basis or push toward a crisis, with commentators noting possible resignations and constitutional issues shaping the empire’s political horizon.
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Ulster
Sinn Fein
Sunday newating
James Craig
Lloyds George
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Philip King
Chamber
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SLASCHOFF
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Oficer
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Chequers Court
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Ireland
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