Japan Accepts Chinese Proposals For Far East Talks
Japan accepts China's proposals as the basis for Far East deliberations and seeks a higher naval tonnage ratio while American and British delegates insist submarines remain vital to national safety. The Washington conference adjourned briefly as Japan seeks recuperation and a defined sequence for discussing Pacific and Far East questions.
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Armament Conference Call and Naval Proposals Hartford Story
The Inside Story traces who drafted the armament conference invitation and who shaped the American naval limitation proposals. President Harding allegedly conceived the core idea, with Secretary Hughes and four American delegates executing the plan, while naval officers did not draft the proposals. The piece notes contemporaneous committee work, postponements for Japan, and France and Britain positions on China as well as the Weihaiwei and Kuangchouwan leases.
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Submarine limits clash in World War naval talks
Britain and the United States remain far apart over submarine use in future naval programs with Britain seeking to abolish subs or cap tonnage, while the United States defends submarines as a legitimate weapon and rejects size limits. The American plan calls for a 90 000 ton aggregate and preserves over 40 000 nautical miles of coast protection.
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France backs open dealings with China in Far East policy
French Foreign Minister and Washington delegate M. Albert Sarraut outlined six points guiding France's Far East stance. Paris supports aiding China’s aspirations while resisting secret negotiations, and favors open talks with powers. France emphasizes sympathy for Japan’s needs and notes Indo China is separate from China in the frontier talks.
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Jugoslavia Pleads Innocent To League Charge
Paris November 1 by the Associated Press Jugoslavia pleaded not guilty to covenant breaking before the League of Nations council. Evidence cited alleged Albanian frontier incursions by Jugoslav troops and village burnings. Jugoslavie countered blockade use and frontier determination terms.
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Kato Cuts Short Round Robin to Him
Japanese correspondents in Washington planned a round robin to Admiral Haron Kato urging Japan to accept American naval limitation terms without reservations. Kato summoned the reporters to his baronial headquarters and stated that the government, not the press, would decide policy, effectively ending the plan. The proposed main meeting did not occur and the round robin collapsed.
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Hughes Urges Probe Into Chinese Situation Ahead of Conference
Urges International Commission to investigate Chinese affairs before conference. Calls for independent examination of the situation and recommends prompt action by involved nations and bodies.
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Japanese Opposition Leader Questions US Role in Far East Talks
Kotaro Mochizuki, leading Japanese parliament’s opposition on diplomatic matters, in Washington questions why the United States did not propose a program for resolving the Chinese problem. He asserts China’s proposal challenges US claims and calls for more open door policy, rice export lifts, and free interior residence and business. Contenued on fourth page.
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Japan Accepts Proposal and Higher Tonnage Suggestion
The index lists topics on national and international policy including Japan accepting a proposal and urging a higher tonnage ratio. It notes U S positions on submarines and Irish policy, with editorial and society items and references to various public topics across pages.
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Girls Hold Death Lottery In Innsbruck Tragedy
In Innsbruck courts a love tragedy involving twin sisters ends with one sister killed by poisoned water after drawing lots to decide which would marry a former Hungarian officer. The officer dated both sisters, fled after the losing twin drank poison, and the survivor was arrested.
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Widow of Senator Hanna Dies at Washington Home
Mrs C Augusta Hanna widow of the late Senator Hanna died last night at her home 1155 Sixteenth Street Northwest after a period of illness. She leaves two daughters, one married to Senator McCormick and another to Harry Parsons of Cleveland, and a brother James Ford Rhodes the historian. Mrs Hanna had lived in Washington since her husband’s death seventeen years ago. She was 79 years old.
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Riots As Prince Arrives In Bombay
In Bombay today a procession escorting the Prince of Wales passed unimpeded while serious disturbances erupted in the native quarter nearby. Authorities attributed the clashes to Gandhi followers, the Hindu noncooperation leader, and reported a number of casualties.
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Bomb found at State armory during Masons' temple work start
Rain extinguished fuse of a four inch bomb discovered on the steps of Lawrence Massachusetts State armory where a Mason conclave marked the start of work on a new temple. Police and fire officers analyzed the device and said it contained a high explosive. It was found by a Mason as he left the armory.
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Loot in Berlin Food Stores Sparks City Critique
Berlin reports food riots yesterday and today as unemployed crowds looted provision stores across the city and suburbs. The teleastas criticize government for failing to curb profiteering, which has driven up the cost of living.
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U. S Shortage of 1.2 Million Homes Cited
U S still faces a nationwide shortage estimated at about 1 200 000 homes though building prospects look favorable as contractors work toward a report for Secretary Hoover. Also reported a river steamboat Chile struck a submerged wharf on the Ohio River near New Richmond and sank within minutes with forty aboard saved.
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House Votes 201 to 173 to Accept Senate Tax Amendment
The House approved the Senate amendment to the tax revision bill by 201 to 173, with 94 Republicans joining the Democratic minority. The vote followed a letter from President Harding urging compromise, though he favored a 32 percent rate, and a 40 percent compromise was discussed.
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