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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1921
Page
1
The Washington conference enters its third week as the United States presses the 5 5 3 naval ratio with Japan seeking a larger share. Officials say settlement of battleship tonnage drives progress on other arms limits and fringe topics, including China's postal system and future conference plans.
After the morning session of the committee on Pacific and Far Eastern questions a communique was issued. It notes plans to withdraw the foreign post office in China when conditions warrant and names a subcommittee to draft a resolution. It lists extraterritoriality delegation members and adjournment details for November 28.
William F Buckley American Association of Mexico president is a refugee in the American embassy in Mexico City awaiting possible arrest and expulsion. Mexican authorities have an order for his removal issued months ago. U.S. officials are seeking charges. Buckley—New York lawyer tied to real estate and oil ops in Tampico—says he will submit to arrest if America does not intervene.
French delegate Viviani endorsed President Harding's call for ongoing international conferences to address world problems from Washington. He argued universal cooperation, equal participation, and that America can engage with the League of Nations without conflict, noting America already supports the international court of justice.
Privy Councilor Duisberg, head of Harber Fabrik and ex Friedrich Bayer, told German chemical representatives that Germany cannot meet next year’s reparations from its own resources. He warned Ruhr occupation would not be disastrous, blamed foreign interests for trying to ruin German chemistry, and urged global economic understanding to prevent hunger.
Three men were arrested by Detectives Darnell and Springman for stealing a portion of the Treasury roof. The suspects Owen Stanley Barnes 21 Henry Coates 24 and Bernard Louis Chasivott 27 were held on $1000 bonds.
Twenty Americans who joined the Spanish foreign legion endure dysentery septic sores and vermin in a Melilla camp near Ceuta Morocco. Two former comrades narrate harsh treatment by Spanish officers and casualties among their group as rain season begins.
On Ellis Island in November 1926 a 14 year old boy Manuel Salones nearly died. Dr Charles treated him as officials arranged care and the Panama City residents helped. Immigration rules required hospital observation but Manuel received urgent intervention and was taken to Gelphis today under commission oversight.
Examination of the first budget shows House leaders plan to keep 1923 appropriations well below Dawes projections. Dawes aides report economy in all branches, with Navy and Army cuts expected. postal and river harbor funds also under review as Congress moves toward a budget system.
A public notice urges Washingtonians to begin Christmas buying early to avoid crowds and secure better selection. The association notes the capital’s growing population will require the time, and callers are advised to shop in morning hours to secure goods for everyday needs.
Ulster premier Sir James Craig expected to announce that Lloyd George could not assure Sinn Fein consent to allegiance to the king. British leaders discuss truce extension and a possible general election as Sinn Fein holds firm on Ireland's future while Ulster protections are maintained.
In a rain soaked 40 000 crowd at the Polo Grounds Navy defeats Army 7 to 0. Barchet stars with long runs and a first half touchdown as Navy dominates in heavy mud while officials and dignitaries watch amid drenched stands.
Cambridge mass nov 26 discovery of tombs of 26 generations of Ethiopian kings and 35 queens dating 640 to 250 B C revealed by the Harvard University Joint Ethiopian expedition with the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. The find at Gebei Barkala outside Napata includes the burial chamber of ihsan the Ethiopian king mentioned in Isaiah and sheds light on ancient Ethiopian history.
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