Japan Enters New World Era After Armament Talks
The piece reports Japan’s mood at the Washington armament conference, noting a shift away from militarism as Prime Minister Takahashi Baron Takahashi is named, with Japan embracing reforms in roads education housing and social welfare. It quotes Dr. Yokota on Hara’s view of the conference as essential for world peace.
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Osaka
Matnieh
Tokyo
Nichi Nicki
Japan
Sennosuke Yokota
bureau of political legiti #lation
Hart
Dr. Yokota
Harding Callet
Yokota
Hara
Harding
United States
Beron ‘Takahashi
Mr Hara
Alaska
Baron Takahashi
Aberallam
Takahashi
Washington
Boldness of Hughes Plan Faces Scrutiny in Britain
The piece questions if scrapping obsolete ships benefits Britain's global role amid police duties overseas. London papers label the plan bombshell yet public sentiment leans toward a wait and see stance in Washington. It aims for equalizing American and British sea power.
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Britain
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America
Washington
London Press Reacts to American Washington Proposals
London newspapers express astonishment and caution at Secretary Hughes proposals from the Washington conference. The Daily Telegraph and Morning Post note audacious aims requiring careful judgment and praise Britain’s strategic needs. The Daily News highlights a path to salvation missing at Versailles, while the Westminster Gazette calls the program drastic yet potentially achievable.
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Westminster Gazette
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Britain Eyes Limit on Navies as Hughes Proposes Major Armament Plan
The article reports British response to US Secretary of State Hughes's call for naval armament limits at Washington. It details a proposed ten year naval holiday, four guiding principles, and reaction from British delegates praising the American plan's clarity and potential to curb capital ship construction. It notes anticipated consensus and wide public support across the United States and allied nations.
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Hughes
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Pacific
United States
Garon Kato
Japan
British Navy Policy Hint Ahead Of Tomorrow's Reply
British admiralty delegates at the conference studied Hughes plan details and prepared a formal statement on technical phases. Leaders headed by Earl Beatty expect to publish a position soon with reports ready for four British delegates and a likely reply by tomorrow.
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Great Britain
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Ernie Chatfield
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Convict Leads Candidates In Paris Municipal Race
In Paris Twentieth ward voters backed Bading, a prisoner linked to the Black Sea mutiny, in a municipal counselor contest where the Communist Andre Marty had previously led before an annulment. Bading polled 87 votes to the nearest rival's 404 with a majority threshold of 395 requiring a runoff ballot.
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Werd
Bading
Black Sea
Andre Marty
Marty
Badina
America Disarms Cynics In France Amid Optimism
Paris reports a shift from cynicism to optimism as Secretary Hughes outlines concrete disarmament proposals at the Washington conference. French headlines and public opinion show renewed faith in American leadership, with observers noting the President’s diplomacy and the American public’s support as pivotal. Separately, 10,000 miners in Pennsylvania plan to strike at Central Coal Company operations due to contract disputes and management promotions.
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Washington
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America
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Harding
Wilson
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Quai D'Oragy
Mr. Wilson
the Public Ledger Co
Wilkes-Barre
Central
Pittston
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Sebastopol
No. 11
Butler
Nations Eager for Parley Success at Washington
Col House reports a hopeful start to the Washington conference with a spirit of mutual goodwill. Europe’s leaders, including Van Karnebeek and Balfour, attend to show that international cooperation can advance peace, while the United States shifts toward engagement and away from isolation.
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Marines Guard Mail as Postal Guards Increase
New York reports 285 marines and 4 officers on duty for guarding valuable mail across 40 trains daily and at loading platforms. Cleveland houses 50 marines tasked to deter possible robberies as central post office protection expands with four armored trucks readied this week.
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