Open Door Policy Endorsed at Washington Conference
Delegations at the Washington conference back Secretary Hughes open door reaffirmation and readiness to discuss China’s ten proposals in a friendly spirit. Alfred Sze thanks foreign representatives for united sympathy while Admiral Baron Kato appeals to Chinese opinion to avoid intervention in internal affairs.
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China
Alfred Sze
Baron Kato
Japan
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Japan Seeks Peaceful China Policy At Far East Talks
Admiral Kato for Japan outlines open door policy and anti intervention stance while cooperating for Chinese peace and open competition. Belgium France Britain Italy statements follow on guiding principles for future Far East actions and respect for China's sovereignty.
Anglo Japanese treaty policy sparks labor manifesto stance
A London labor manifesto fuses opposition to renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance with calls for naval and arms reductions extending to all nations. It urges Ireland's self rule under protection for minorities and promotes a open world order backed by a voluntary international association to prevent war.
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America
Japan
Great Britain
League of Nations
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Lady Astor Defends Local Option Amid University Hearing
Lady Astor tells Liverpool students she is not a killjoy and backs local option. She argues drink harms joy and notes rising drunkenness as hours extend. Viscount Astor cites brewery closures and coal profits under government economy, praising distribution over consumption.
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Florida
Armament Limitation Talks Enter Optimistic Week
Delegates at the Washington conference express optimism that principles for armament limits and Far East settlement may be agreed. Premier Briand of France and Prince Tokugawa of Japan urge caution and patience as talks may extend beyond initial expectations. Some expect follow up conferences driven by new global conditions, with America seen as a bridge between East and West. A call arises for an economic conference to secure lasting peace through global financial balance.
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Belgium
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Italy
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France
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Ford Optimistic On Nitrate Scheme
New York November 19 Henry Ford said he is optimistic about his proposal to buy and lease the Muscle Shoals nitrate and power projects He discussed the plan with Secretary Hoover in Washington and said he and Mr Holtgen would inspect the site He noted Edison would help work out the production plan and he and Edison would visit Alabama after Thanksgiving to finalize schematics and evaluations
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Associated. Press
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Detroit
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Alabama
Wdison
Fear State Rate War If Capper Bill Passes
H A Scandrett counsel for Union Pacific warned the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee that enacting the Capper bill or similar measures would withdraw state rate control from the Interstate Commerce Commission and provoke a guerrilla rate war among states. Edgar B Clark, former ICC chair, called the Transportation Act constructive but urged full consideration of changes to avoid a backward step. He said the Capper measure and other pending bills would deprive the ICC of power over discriminatory state rates.
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Recommendations to Board Urge Higher School Salaries
Frank W. Ballou superintendent of Washington schools argues for higher salaries for teachers clerical staff and janitors to build an efficient district system. He details the need for legal salary schedules uniform pay across elementary schools and abolition of current salary classes while outlining necessary legislation for vocational and administrative posts.
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Rosebud Sioux Nation Honors Bravé Eagle Recipient
An Armistice Day telegram from Valenting Iowa to the Rosebud Agency praises a brave individual named Bravé Eagle, signed by Peter Thunder Hawk and the Indian commissioner, naming him the highest honor among the Broux and pledging official recognition from General Pershing.
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Harvard Triumphs Over Yale 10 to 3 in Classic Classic
Harvard defeats Yale 10 to 3 in Cambridge with Owen scoring a touchdown and a field goal by Buell as Harvard capitalizes on a strong fourth quarter. Buell and Owen spark the Crimson rally overriding Yale’s 3-point lead amid a tense storied rivalry narrative.
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Yaie
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Chapin
Kane
Hiadash
Japanese Seek 70 to 100 Naval Ratio In Talks
Official Japanese circles say a 7 to 10 ratio for Japan to the United States and Britain would defend the empire while preserving amendment rights. Japanese experts voiced views in Washington, noting England's proposed changes and awaiting France and Italy. They declined to say if Japan would push for 70 percent instead of 60 percent.
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United States
Great Britain
Washington
England
Hingland
France
Italy
Sacco Vanzetti Case Stirs International Alarm
A Boston office tale sparks a worldwide outcry as three men start a movement to prove Sacco and Vanzetti were railroaded because they were foreigners. Bombs target diplomats, protests flare across Europe and the Americas, and boycotts of American goods spread as coverage traces the shock waves from a local payroll holdup case.
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