Naval arms plan clears decks for action at Washington talks
The Washington conference moved to working committees after four powers in principle endorsed America's naval arms plan. Britain Japan France and Italy signaled support while British leader Balfour urged firm adherence to the proposal's broad outline. Discussion shifts to details and Far Eastern questions under Secretary Hughes.
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Belgium Cables Hope for Success Of Arms Program
Secretary Hughes reports via cable from the Belgian foreign minister that discussions in Washington and the development conference show hope for American leadership in wartime efforts. The Belgian message calls the United States’ responses fruitful and expects strong American initiative.
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Arms Conference and Riches for Foreign Trade
Officials monitor foreign exchange as the arms conference opens. the Federal Reserve and Treasury report currency values rising, with the pound, francs, lire, and other currencies seen strengthening. American profits surge as firms accelerate foreign obligations, while plans for funding overseas loans face Congressional action.
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Big Five Accepts US Plan for Naval Arms Reduction
The five major powers agreed in principle to the American plan to reduce naval armaments. Britain led the way pledging readiness to proceed with reduced fleets, while France Italy and Japan signaled flexibility with detail. The Far East topic will get first formal review today by all delegations.
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naval arms limits and cruiser quotas discussed
A discussion outlines limits on capital ships and warship facilities. Nations would retain one shipyard capable of producing a capital ship per year and scrap other yards. Proposals call for a replacement schedule of 25 merit cruisers and potential tonnage increases, with Japan highlighted and Japan to face scrutiny on naval strength.
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Indictment Claims Larceny Against Bay State Attorney General
Boston officials report the attorney general faces larceny charges in a grand jury indictment. Disbarment petitions and removal actions against J Weston and Charles Pelletier are before the state supreme court. Ulmer and associates tied to Henry Woods Company face related legal actions. Detailing ongoing prosecutions and corporate receivership, the cases involve stock fraud, conspiracy, and obstructing justice.
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Robe Stokes Evades Jail In Pastor Case
An unclear report notes a pastor linked case where Robe Stokes avoids prison after a trial or sentencing confusion. The fragment references socialist or patriotic themes and a decade impairment, suggesting a lengthy but unsettled legal outcome.
Excise tax rate changes and repeals in tax revision
House and Senate conferees reached agreement on excise taxes including a four percent manufacturer tax on perfumes and other items, with rate changes for automobiles, cameras, firearms, knives, cigars, and luxury goods. Soft drink taxes were revised, and several repeals proposed for fur, sporting goods, chewing gum, and moving picture films were discussed.
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Tax Rates Increase Debated by House Vote
Report notes proposed increases in estate tax and income surtax amid partisan divisions. House members discuss amendments and a likely vote on the provisions set for tomorrow, with lingering uncertainty about final passage and timing of the reform package.
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Wild goose halts activity on porch light
A stray wild goose perched on an electric wire near a porch startled residents. A youngster suggested detaining the bird for safety and study, while nearby observers watched the scene unfold as utilities were contacted for the bird’s welfare.
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Washington Conference Outlook and Key Figures
The Washington Conference agenda centers on armament limits and Pacific Far East questions. Secretary Hughes dominates, with Lord Balfour and Premier Briand as leading peers. Admirals and interpreters showcase oratory while American delegates, including Mrs. Nichol de Longworth, observe proceedings amid tense deliberations.
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Protests Rise Over Ulster Parliament Demand
London and Belfast reports detail Ulster opposition to a single all Ireland parliament. J M Andrews, Lord Londonderry and other Ulster delegates denounce the plan as betrayal while die hard factions vow continued resistance ahead of the Liverpool convention.
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