Japan Pressing For 70 Per Cent Naval Ratio Debate
Japanese cabinet and diplomatic council step into Washington talks on tonnage ratio for capital ships. Admiral Kato reports Tokyo instructions as Tokyo favors a 70 percent share but indicates no formal claim yet. Shipyards near Kobe face layoffs and workers seek indemnity as unions plan Dec 1 meeting to discuss employment options.
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Washington
Japan
Baron Kato
Admiral Kato
Yebor
Kawasaki
Matsubishi
Kobe
home department
Yokohama
Harding World Conference Idea Dominates Delegates
President Harding’s push for annual world powers meetings and a nations association to promote peace gains unanimous foreign support and broad US backing. The plan shapes talks on naval tonnage, land armament, and China while nations seek common ground beyond narrow aims. Premier Lloyd George reportedly plans travel as talks enter week three.
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Lloyd George
Great Britain
Ten Thousand Dollar Mail Pouch Stolen in Canada
The theft of a registered mail pouch containing cash and securities valued at $10,000 from a Temiskaming and Northern Ontario railway mail car on November 19 is reported. No trace of the pouch has been found to date.
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Toronto
Ont
Temiskaming
Ontario
Anti French demonstrations amid Washington talk in Rome
In Rome and other Italian cities crowds protested the French embassy following reports of controversial remarks by France’s Briand about Senator Schanzer. Fascists urged patriotism as concerns rise that anti French sentiment could threaten disarmament talks.
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Rome
Associated Press
Washington
Briand
France
Schanzer
committee on armament
Genoa
Naples
Fascist today
Delegates Back Future Parleys for World Peace
Foreign Minister Masanao Hanihara and Senator Schanzer voiced support for ongoing and future international conferences. Hanihara said Japan is ready to discuss all matters to reduce future misunderstandings. Schanzer praised President Harding’s idea of yearly gatherings to foster cooperation, peace, and economic solidarity among nations.
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Associated Press
Masanao Hanihara
Japan
Hanihara
Harding
league of nations
Washington
Internal Revenue Report Details 1921 Receipts and Costs
The 1921 fiscal year recorded total internal revenue receipts of 4 595 000 765.74 with a drop of 812 579 486 from 1920. Income taxes brought in 3 228 137 673 75, while other taxes fell to 1 366 863 091 99. Costs of collecting rose to 40 203 716 74, or 72 cents per 100 collected after adjustments. The report cites increased costs from enforcing regulatory laws and expanding the income tax workforce. It urges centralized, fireproof housing to boost efficiency across seven buildings and reduce delays.
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Sears
Navies and China talks push for quick decisions
American delegates at Tong conference report naval armament questions nearing final headway with a possible week end decision. They expect Japanese input on capital ship ratio but doubt any change to U S stance. Resolutions on extraterritoriality and foreign postal services in China will go to the full committee today. Fire risk, a top concern, prompts call for a fireproof building and better auditor salaries to retain trained staff.
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China
Associated Press
internal revenue
Hirohito Named Regent as Emperor Cares for Health
Tokyo November 27 Associated Press Crown Prince Hirohito newly appointed regent of Japan expressed anxiety over his father Emperor Yoshihito's health and duty readiness while pledging to advance foreign friendship and national welfare. Viscount Chinda becomes lord chamberlain, replacing Asamao as Tokyo awaits further curbs on censorship and news of the regency.
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Tokyo
Associated Press
Hirohito
Japan
Hairohito
Yoshihito
Matsuhito
Wirohito
Europe
Chinda
Suteni Chinda
Hirohhito
Arata Asamao
Viscount Chinda
council of princes
privy councillors
Rialto Theater Fire Kills and Injures Yale Students
A Rialto moving picture house fire in New Haven, November 27, kills at least three and injures more than eighty including several Yale students. Fire officials fear more bodies at first, but later searches reveal fewer fatalities. The blaze causes about 60 thousand dollars in losses. theater manager Lawrence W Carroll detained.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Rialto theater
Perkins
Scarbrough
Timothy J. Hanlon
Yale
D. A. Cooke
Honolulu
T. E
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M. Cooper
New Britain
Rialto
College Street hall
Plymouth Congregational church
Yale university
medical school
Mix
Lawrence W Carroll
Audience in Angora Denied British Mission
Constantinople November 27 The Turkish nationalist government under Mustapha Kemal Pasha refused to receive the British mission in Angora its capital. The mission will be received at Inebol a Black Sea port by the minister of war Rafet Pasha. A British officer was said to have gone to the Anatolian front to arrange a meeting with Brig Gen Sir Charles Herington. An attempt in July to arrange such a meeting failed due to undisclosed reasons.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Angora
Anatolia
Mustapha Kemal
Inebol
Black
Ttig
Anatoliaa front
Charles Herington
Dasticlah Dendenleotiltede
Japan Not to Peril Navy Cut Ask Tax Buildings
A compact index page notes items on naval tensions, fiscal plans, and building tax probes. Entries include Japan cutting navy expenses, theater fire tolls, a $206000 avenue blaze, and calls for parleys with Hirohito seeking friendship.
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Japan
Hirohito
World Finance
Wirth
Briand
Calia United States Supreme
Fordney
Argentina
Russia
Root
China
American Action Advised
Society
Rain Brings Auto Crash Toll to Eight
Slippery streets from steady rain led to a series of serious crashes yesterday and overnight. A bus collided with a car at Sixteenth Street and Park Road injuring passengers including two women treated for shock. Captain William Williams escaped with minor injuries. Eight people suffered serious harm overall as six cars were badly damaged and a pedestrian collision caused by a bystander occurred near First Street Southeast.
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Park road
William Williams
Gordon hotel
northwest
Migsey Betty
Ruth
Williams
Washington Motor Bus company
F. W. Higgin
Charles Ogle
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Twelfth
M streets
R. J Cranston
Clarendon
Willie Reeder
Twenty-fourth street
Samuel Wolf
Charlotte
Cranston
Rosie Thomas
Reeder
Eighth and
H streets
Ida C. Plum
Deblin street
Takoma Park
George B .Wells
Fire destroys Baum warehouse on Pennsylvania Ave block
A massive blaze started in the H Baum & Sons furniture warehouse at 910 Pennsylvania Ave and raged for about ten hours. Seventeen fire units fought the flames, helped by solid walls of the Washington Safe Deposit Company, preserving adjacent blocks and the Ararat Hotel. Roof collapse at 2 PM and a late rain halted the blaze. cause undetermined though spontaneous combustion or rodent chewing are considered. Firemen overcome heat and smoke. one firefighter hospitalized.
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Allen Keith
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leasse
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Gordon Renner
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Walter Crafts
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H Baum & Sons
Baum company
Baum
Pennsylam avenue
safe deposits company
Ararat ‘Rotel
Louisiana avenue
Watson
Lieut Holmes
Capt. Brown
Gerry Ricks
smo
Dalton
Canae
fire department
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