Powers at Washington Conference Endorse Far Eastern Plan
The Washington conference nations adopt four principles for China including sovereignty and equal opportunity, with China’s delegation expressing elation. France’s Briand decree on land armaments gains acceptance, while naval reduction and British stance on Japan's naval growth spark debate. results signal real progress though continued deliberation on broader issues.
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Briand appeals for arms cuts at naval talks
Premier Briand urged Europe to curb armament while stressing France must keep enough force for security. British Prime Minister Balfour pledged support, with Japan's Kato voicing sympathy. US Secretary Hughes said France's plea reached receptive ears in America as debates over 5-5-3 fleet limits and land armament future continued.
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Briand's Appeal Clarifies Whole Situation in Europe
George Lothwell Brown reports from Washington on Briand and Secretary Hughes presenting a united front for peace. Briand outlines dangers from Germany and Russia while pledging arms reductions from three years to eighteen months, reducing the French army to about 370,000 and signaling a hopeful path for Europe’s future.
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Shidehara illness may halt Japan at Washington talks
The Japanese ambassador Shidehara, ill with malaria and nervous collapse, may be unable to resume duties at the Washington conference. Admiral Kato now leads the delegation and seeks help from M. Hanihara, former embassy secretary and foreign affairs adviser. Hanihara was chief adviser to the delegation and previously served eleven years as secretary of the embassy.
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New Envoys Named as Peace With Austria Moves Closer
President Harding likely to nominate Judge Theodore Brentano as envoy to Vienna and Representative Alanson B. Houghton to Berlin with others considered for Brussels and Budapest. A formal peace with Austria is proclaimed. Hungary to notify ratification soon as Vienna gains embassy status. Delegations urge protection of Cilician Christians and Armenian interests amid French troop withdrawal.
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Four Prisoners Die From Suffocation Aboard Railway Car
London reports investigate Moplah prisoners who drowned due to suffocation while moved in two closed railroad cars from Ticur to Bellary in Madras presidency. Dispatches to Daily Mail cite 64 of 100 dead, prompting official inquiry and telegrams to the government and Earl Cromer.
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Queen May Be Barrister in England Call Suggestion
London November 21 1924 the first woman barrister in England may be the queen The suggestion is that the queen should be the first so recognized by the temple Middle Temple is seen as most likely to invite the queen to accept a call The report reflects speculative newspaper commentary from the Herald Co
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Landslide in Sicily Kills or Threatens Town
Rome dispatch reports a heavy rain landslide near Falcone Sicily has overwhelmed the town and left sixty people dead. Cloudbursts blanket the area as villages are swept away and communications broken in the region.
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Index to Today's Issue Page 1 to 20
Page index lists sections and stories across topics from diplomacy to tax legislation, court cases, theater, sports and editorial items. Highlights include Briand's plea and U S tax gains, new envoys, parliamentary notes, and upcoming votes. The list signals broad coverage and key names like Briand Sacco Arbuckle and Landra, with sections for society features and financial updates.
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Triple Trade Pact would Include U S and Allies
German financier Hugo Stinnes seeks to unite Germany England and the United States to reopen Russia as a market. He plans to convert railways to industrial control and gain support for a moratorium on war indemnities while seeking rail reconstruction aid and access to the Russian market through warehousing and banks. Blizzard grips Northwest causing paralysis of wires and trains. record snow and low temperatures reported across Montana and surrounding states.
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Save Sacco and Vanzetti Protest Across World
In the third Sacco Vanzetti article, international protests rise as Italy Portugal and others demand mercy and government intervention. Italian radicals vow action including boycotts of North American goods if they are executed. The piece links prejudice in Massachusetts to the two Italian revolutionaries and notes worldwide condemnation and calls for mercy.
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