Japan and United States Deadlock Over Naval Ratios
The Washington Post discusses a stalemate between Japan and the United States at naval arms talks. Delegates debate whether to reduce based on current relative strength, with Japan seeking a higher 10-7 ratio and the United States insisting on the 5-3-3 framework. Secretary Hughes opposes making any principle a negotiable exception.
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Fragmentary Travel Schedule Page Notes
Partial OCR shows a continued fourth page with city names including Savannah Jacksonville Miami Tampa and Petersburg. References to rail lines and times appear, but most details are garbled.
American program gains as parley nears decisions
As arms talks near decisive steps the United States presses a 5-5-3 naval ratio while Japan seeks changes. The Far East talks hinge on four points and the removal of extraterritorial rights in China. Plenary sessions and subcommittee reviews are anticipated as negotiators push toward consensus, with optimism in American circles about quick progress.
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Harding Plan for Association Not Rival to European Leagues
President Harding favors an association of nations to foster world peace without undermining the League of Nations or compromising U S sovereignty. He argues for moral commitment and a world court while stressing Americans remain free and independent.
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Nine Powers Agree to End Extraterritorial Rights
Nine nations meet to abandon foreign courts in China and create an international jurists commission to report within a year on China’s ability to control its courts. Japan signals willingness to withdraw troops and rail telegraph policing is debated as part of the settlement.
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Tidal Wave Drowns Hundreds in Filipino Towns
Dispatch from Brest reports ibajay and nearby Macato on Panay Island submerged by a tidal wave. More than 100 natives drowned as parts of Ibajay faced 15 feet of floodwater and communication across the province was disrupted. Coastal houses were destroyed in towns with about 1 000 residents each.
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Berlin Reparations May Be Lightened Plan Emerges
A reported plan suggests lightening Germany's reparations, with France opposing. British officials contemplate deferring payments to curb paper mark flood and stabilize allies' finances amid pressure from influential quarters.
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Woman Attacked by Cat Triggers Emergency Fight
Special to The Washington Post reports in South Norval Conn a woman identified as Mrs. James A. Meel Meek was attacked by her pet cat. She fought the animal as it jumped, seeking medical care for injuries to her face throat and eye. Dr. Meek, a noted eye and throat specialist connected with New York hospitals, died six months earlier.
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Ship Rams Street Car In Dublin News Bag
A fragmentary Dublin item notes a ship rammed a street car and rerun notices from the Post. Details are unclear but indicate a maritime collision affecting city transit and a republication of related advices.
Railroads face test as ICC to survey rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission plans a comprehensive survey starting December 14 to reveal the costs and needs of rail carriers. Hearings will run through December 21 with testimony and later arguments, aiming to fix rates that ease business, raise earnings, and sustain the system amid rising costs and declining traffic.
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Index to Todays Issue Highlights Various Local Items
The index lists items such as May lightening reparations, railroads facing tests, Irish plan discussions, educational week proclamations, and notices on religion, crime, and society. It notes features, financials, sports, pictures, and the 20th century topics in a concise catalog style.
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Dr Lorenz Faints Three Times At Clinic In New York
Victim of a stomach malady, Austrian surgeon Dr Lorenz faints three times while seeing patients in a New York clinic. He postponed extra clinics and plans to hold only one session daily next week if his strength does not improve. Rainy night crowds waited outside as hundreds sought his ministrations, with many elderly and disabled among them.
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Pullman estate antiques go under the hammer
In Chicago, the sale of George M. Pullman's estate furnishings racked up small bids for rare vases and items once housed in a lavish residence. Sevres vases, valued at 2500 each, went for 175. a royal Sevres vase fetched 89. a Le Moreaux statue bought in France for 1000 sold for 95. Rugs valued up to 15100 each remain to be sold as the auction continues amid Mrs. Pullman's visible grief.
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Ulster Rejects All Ireland Parliament in Irish Talks
In London on November 28 the Ulster premier Sir James Craig refused an all Ireland parliament, signaling openness to other settlement proposals by next Tuesday. Lloyd George and Sinn Fein discussed new terms while de Valera toured constituencies, and a Downing Street conference eyed fresh steps to avert a total collapse of negotiations amid risks of renewed hostilities and a maintained truce.
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