Germans Seek Foreign Credits to Meet January Reparations
Berlin reports say Chancellor Wirth handed a note to the reparations commission showing Germany will seek foreign credits to cover January payments. The commission left for Paris without a reply, while Berlin officials expect a formal response and discuss relief options amid large postwar money issuance and potential rail privatization debates.
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Labor Department Reports 68 Disputes, 53 Open Strikes
Labor Secretary Davis says 68 disputes are before the Labor Department, with 53 open strikes. He notes many are long running, some industrial differences, and reports the New York milk strike is 85 percent settled, while noting the vast scale of New York milk production and delivery.
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New Hampshire
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Arms Parley Progress Shapes Security Debate
A Paris Washington style arms parley advances with Britain reserving judgment on Briand’s French reductions while protecting harbors relies on submarines. Differences with Britain and France loom as Pacific and Far Eastern affairs panel meets at 4 pm to discuss China’s proposals and unannounced principles.
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Briand
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China
Pact With Japan Worse Than Futile Steed Says
A 1921 United News piece argues the Anglo Japanese alliance should be abrogated as the British empire weighs Far East policy. It cites past treaty restrictions, U S tensions, and the Washington conference to frame why continued alliance could be worse than futile for Britain.
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Steed
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Britain
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Baron Inouye
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British Empire
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China
Baron Kato
Committee On
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Arms Redaction Is Not Technical But Moral Issue
Rome November 20 1924 The article argues Secretary Hughes at the Washington arms conference marked a first step by a major power toward limiting armaments. It asserts the move could start a new era, shift world destiny toward peace, and warns that failure could plunge the world into deeperarchy.
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Rome
Hughes
United States
America
Paris
Postoffice Employes to Aid In Finding Missing People
Postmasters nationwide were asked by Postmaster General Hays to help locate missing people. They may investigate each case reported to them and, if genuine, inform other postmasters and those interested, while avoiding interference with private affairs or acting as a collection agency.
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300 Arms Correspondents Attend Barbecue at Folly Quarters
Van Lear Black of the Baltimore Sun hosted about 300 newspaper correspondents at Folly Quarters, his country house near Washington, for a barbecue and West show tied to the armaments conference. Police escorted 62 autos bringing guests, as a full military band and a jubilee choir performed between plantation melodies. The event featured Crow Indians led by Chief Plenty Coup in full regalia.
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Folly Quarters
Washington
Maryland
Plenty Coupes
Poker Terms Fixed in Diplomacy Conference Observations
Edwin C Hill notes the peace conference uses poker terms as Briand and other leaders navigate talks. He recalls Briand and Hughes debating positions, the mood of Balfour, and the influence of women like Mia Hyéan in steering discussions.
Break With United States Unthinkable Hara Declared
The Rev K Tsukashima quoted late Japanese Premier Hara describing the United States as Japan’s strongest friend and saying it is unthinkable that that friendship be broken. He spoke at Tokyo and noted strains may come but the time to break ties is unthinkable.
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United States
K. Tsukashima
Tokyo
First Congregational Church
Hara
Fellowship of Nations
Battery of Cameras to Film Conference Today
Arrangements were completed yesterday for filming the world conference with a three minute prelude before the open session. Film crews from five leading corporations will cover delegates from nine nations seated at the horseshoe table in Continental Hall using strong lighting from ceiling sunlights.
Sulphur Clears Up Rough of Red Skin
A dermatology ad claims Mentho Sulphur rapidly soothes irritated skin and heals eruptions such as rash pimples and ringworm by destroying germs. It promises quick improvement and urges sufferers to obtain a small jar from any druggist and use it like cold cream.
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