JANUARY
Sober Crowds Jam Streets Of City On New Year’s Eve
Julian Dick Shot By His Best Friend At New Year Party
Lost Ballon Safe Near Hudson Bay: All The Men Alive
Police Send Aid To Naval Airmen In Canadian Wilds
Federal Power Offered To Crush Building Graft
Governor Miller Shocks Politicians With Drastic Program Of Economy; Plans Not Only State But City Reform
$100,000,000 Fraud In Liquor Released On Forged Orders
Caribou Moss Diet Helped Save Fliers From Starvation
Mrs. W.K. Vanderbilt To Live In Avenue A
2 Whisky Deaths A Poison Mystery
Harding Vetoes Elaborate Inaugural; Time To Set An Example Of Thrift; Ceremony Simple, Ball Abandoned
Airmen, Safe At Mattice, Brawl over Reports Sent Home; Farrell, Enraged By ‘Suicide’ Tale, Knocks Hinton Down; Congress Likely To Order Investigation Of Flight
Police Raid Cafes Under Excise Law
Police On Guard At Public Buildings, Churches And Homes Of Prominent Men; Officials Silent; Rumors Of Bomb Plot
Warning Given Of Plot To Blow Up Custom House
Club Halts Horse Diving Into Subway
Radicals Dynamite Union Chief’s Home
Say Holland Has Asked Hohenzollerns To Leave The Country Because Of Plot By Crown Prince To Invade Germany
Senators Demand Root For Cabinet In Place Of Hughes
Mail Thieves Get $700,000 In Loot
‘Dry’ Enforcement Put Up To Police By The Governor
Plot To Take Life Of Lloyd George Rumored In Paris
Wilson Asks Powers To Give Russia Guarantee Against External Attack To Hasten Peace And Test Bolsheviki
Auto Bandits Raid Westchester Roads Near Rockefeller’s
One Man’s Head Blown Off, 3 Other Hurt, When Workman Chops Into Lead Pipe Bomb
Miller Rebuffs Hylan In Traction Plea; Says State Only Has Regulative Power; Lawmakers Limit Lockwood Inquiry
Mob Burns Negro After 100-Mile Trip
Miller Tells League Of Women Voters It Is A Menace To Our Institutions; Attacks Its Social Welfare Program
Fix German Indemnity At $55,500,000,000, In Graded Annual Payments For 42 Years, Plus 12 1/2 Per Cent. Tax On German Exports
Ten Die As Fire In Hoboken Sweeps Hotel At Midnight
Allied Reparation Terms Bar Germany From Negotiating A Loan Abroad; Warned Against Disarmament Delay
FEBRUARY
Quitting Of Ford By Many Officials Causes Commotion
German Cabinet Rejects Entente Indemnity Plan
Palmer Puts Ban On Wholesale Liquor Releases
Brindell Guilty; Faces 15-Year Term; Jury In Extortion Trial Out 80 Minutes; Building Grafter Hears Fate Calmly
La Guardia Hints At Transit Scandal
Lloyd George Says Demands Of The Allies Are Reasonable And Germany Must Pay; Report Of German Approaches To US
Wilson Rejects Rail Men’s Plea For New Hearing
Wilson Will Keep Secluded 6 Months
Geddes Coming To Press Disarmament And Urge Call For World Conference; Washington Expects Harding To Act
Britain Repudiates Reported Warning Of Drift To War
Two Men Killed In Whisky Hold-Up On Jersey Road
Says Slain Bandit Was ‘Stool Pigeon’ In Whitman Inquiry
Police Aid Charged In Whisky Murder
50 Passengers Hurt, 15 Seriously, In Long Island Railway Crash; Motorman Ran Past A Red Signal
Full Power Over Fares And Franchises Given To The New Transit Commision In Bill Made Public By Gov. Miller
Mustard Gas Drives Off Safe Robbers Who Blow Open a Michigan Bank Vault
Typhus Case Found In Bronx Hospital
Business Man Kills Detective, Wounds Two In His Office
Drug Raiders Seize $60,000 Narcotics On Lower East Side
Floating Poolroom Raid Nets 11 Women
Admits Millionaire Was Man Arrested As Suspect In Ritz
Daugherty Agrees To Take Place Of Attorney General
Hoover Invited To Enter Cabinet; Denby For The Navy
Continent Spanned By Airplane Mail In 33 Hrs. 20 Min.
4 Die As Locomotive Is Blown To Bits
Bank Clerk Walks Out Of Institution With $772,000 Bonds
Dry Agents Sweep City In Big Raid; 100 Are Arrested
30 Or More Killed, 100 Are Injured In Double Train Wreck At Porter, Ind.; Engine Plows Through Derailed Car
MARCH
12,000 In Garden Under Police Guard Attack France
German Offer Of $7,500,000,000 Rejected; Lloyd George Ends Parley Abruptly; Military Chiefs Called In Council
Germans Today Must Make New Offer Or Allies Will Enforce Penalties; May Seize Ruhr Coal Ports On Rhine
Lloyd George Sternly Rebukes Germans; Gives Them Four Days To Accept Terms Or Make New Offer And Cites Penalties
Harding Inaugurated, Declares Against Entanglements; Wilson, Weakened By Illness, Unable To Join In Ceremony; Gen. Pershing Slated To Go To France As Ambassador
Hughes’s First Act Is An Ultimatum To Latin Republics To Stop Fighting; Ready To Employ Force On The Isthmus
Germans In Eleventh Hour Conferences Amend Their Proposals To Allies, But London Doubts Terms Will Satisfy
Foch’s Armies Advance To Seize More German Towns As London Reparations Conference Ends In Failure; No Peace Till Germany Makes Definite Settlement
Germany Passive As Towns Are Seized; May Make New Proposal To Entente; Simons Mission And Envoy Quit London
No Legal Limit On Beer And Wine Doctor Can Order
Brewers Jubilant Over ‘Medical’ Beer
Fourteen Negroes Shot In Race Riot
Aged Man Shoots 4, Fearing Return Of Three Hold-Up Men
Woman Organist Slain By Ripper 50 Feet From Home
Six Irishmen Die On Dublin Gallows As Crowds Pray
Call On Germany To Pay By May 1, 12 Billion Marks
Call On Germany To Pay A Billion Within 8 Days
Fight On Border With Mexicans
Ten Airships Free To Any Operator
Grain Dust Ignites; Explosion Kills 4
Germany Rescues 200,000,000 Francs Held In France
Hoover Opposes Trade With Russia
Soviet Begs Harding To Open Relations; Tons Of Gold On Way Here To Start Trade; Lloyd George Defends Deal With Soviet
German Reds Rise At Soviet’s Call; Seize Or Destroy Public Buildings; Moscow’s Offer To US Is Given Out
30 Die In Hamburg, Saxony Quieter; Moscow Blamed For German Riots; France Roused By Indemnity Default
Hughes Rejects Soviet Proposals; No Trade Until Moscow Reforms; Russian-Led Germans Still Rioting
Detective Killed Raiding Card Game
Bomb Set Off In Berlin; 3 Dead In Riots; Saxon Reds Hold Out In Two Towns; Officials Find Proof Of Moscow’s Guilt
Taft Selected As Chief Justice Of Supreme Court
Chicago Fireworks Explosion Kills 8 And Injures 75
Bogus Lawyer Here Sold Fake Divorces
APRIL
Rally To Charles Apparently Fails; He May Now Go Back To Switzerland; Little Entente Threatened Invasion
Bolsheviki’s Own Record of Their Crimes; 4,300 Executed, 29,000 Jailed, in 6 Months
Prof. Einstein Here, Explains Relativity
Ex-Emperor Charles, Pleading Illness, Delays His Departure From Hungary; His Staff Declares He Will Not Yield
Soviet Trade Agents Ordered by Lenin To Foment Strikes and General Discontent
Monroe Doctrine For All The World Republican Senators’ New Policy; No Alliances, But A Stand For Peace
Hughes Note Demands Equal Rights For US In Seized German Colonies; Rejects League Mandates As Invalid
Premier Holds Out Hope Of New Parley; Miners Reject His Plea To Man Pumps; Warned Of Menace To British Industry
King George Calls Up Armed Reserves; British Triple Alliance Votes To Strike; Plan Distribution Of Food By Airship
Call Meeting To End British Strike; Owners, Men And Cabinet To Confer; Protection To Mines Is Assured
Harris Admits His Elwell Murder Tale Was All A Lie
Strike Conference Starts In London With Jarring Note
Harding Rejects League Outright; Wants Altered Versailles Treaty And A Modified Peace Resolution
Triple Alliance To Strike Friday; Electricians Will Darken London; Premier Sends Warning To Unions
British Miners Open Way To New Parley; Offer To Confer On Temporary Wages; Last Effort Now To Avert Big Strike
Labor Split Averts British Strike; Alliance Cancels Its Order To Quit; Miners To Consider Action Today
Miller’s Full Program Put Through; Final Action On Charter Revision; Senate Adopts Change In Income Tax
First Woman Executed by Sinn Feiners; Taken From Home at Midnight and Shot
Japanese Curt In Reply On Yap; Hit Bad Faith
Ready To Fight For Monroe Doctrine, Plans To Invite World Disarmament, Says Harding At Bolivar Unveiling
Jack Cudahy Kills Himself By Shot From Hunting Gun
Harding Rejects Germany’s Plea That He Mediate And Fix Total Amount Of Reparations She Must Pay; Suggests Making New Offer He Might Send To Allies
Germany To Make New Offer At Once; Submits Plan To Restore War Ruins; Hughes Note Disappoints France
Germany Sending US New Proposal; Basic Offer May Be 50 Billion Marks; Hughes Working With Allied Envoys
New German Offer Now On Way To US; Close To Paris Demand, Berlin Hears; Premiers Await It And Our Action
New Berlin Note Now In Washington; Germany Offers 200 Billion Marks, Guarantees And Flexible Payments
German Offer Received, France At Once Rejects It; Reply To Hughes’s Sounding Sent Within Three Hours; Full Text Of Rejected Offer — New One Already Coming
German Offer Rejected, Allies Present Bill For 132 Billions; Formally Handed To German Agent In Paris Last Night; Hughes Awaits Notice Of Allied Attitude On Berlin Note
France Determined To Occupy Ruhr; Lloyd George Repeats Pledge To Aid; Briand Calls German Offer A Trick
Berlin Cabinet May Have To Quit Now; See No Way To Avert Further Penalties But Full Surrender To Paris Demands
MAY
Senate Votes Peace With Germany; Allies Divided At London Council; German Cabinet Decides To Stay
Allies To Give Germany An Ultimatum, While France Mobilizes Her Forces; Briand Agrees To Delay Invasion
Hughes In Midnight Message Advises Germany To Make New And Definitive Proposals Direct To The Allies; 10 Days’ Grace To Germany; France Calls 200,000 Troops
Allies Invite America To Join Councils; Agree On Ultimatum To Germany; Berlin Heeds Hughes, Drafts New Note
German Cabinet Resigns Office As Allies Complete Their Ultimatum; French Troops Moving Toward Ruhr
Ultimatum Presented To Germany; Lloyd George Calls Demands Fair; Allies Never Unduly Harsh, He Says
America Back In Allied Councils; Harding Agrees To Limited Part; France Fears Loss On German Bonds
German Cabinet Of Surrender May Be Formed Today
Germans Now Swing To Rejection; Say French Will Get Ruhr Anyhow; Civil War Is Raging In Silesia
Germany May Yield To Allies Today; Parties Vote To Accept Ultimatum As 100,000 Entente Troops Move Up
Reichstag, 221 To 175, Yields To Allies; Accepts Cabinet Headed By Wirth; He Warns Of German Peril In Delay
Germany’s Surrender Unconditional; Commons Cheers News By Premier; France To Keep Army Ready To Advance
Charge Poisoning Of Four Husbands
Lloyd George Says Germany Must Get Fair Play In Silesia
France And Britain Clash On Silesia; Briand Bans Use Of German Troops; London Thinks Break Will Be Averted
Sinn Feiners Raid Houses In London; Burn And Shoot There And In Liverpool; Score Slain In Red Week-End In Ireland
33 Slain In Ireland In 2 Days’ Fighting; Woman Shot Dead
Germany Ready to Pay $37,500,000 at Once On Account of the $250,000,000 Due May 31
Hughes Rejects Polish Plea For Aid; Silesia Solely Of European Concern; Lloyd George Warns The French Press
America will Not Enter The League, Harvey Declares In London Speech; Will Sit In Silesian Conference
Albany Rioters Stone Street Cars And Fight Police
Mob Fights Police In Raid On Saloon
Bottles Bombard Police After Raid
France Warns Germany That Invasion Of Silesia Would Be Regarded As War; Lloyd George Decides To Send Troops
Belfast Fights, Parades And Votes In First Election
Sinn Feiners Burn Dublin Custom House; Fight Pitched Battle In The Streets; 18 Killed Or Wounded, 111 Prisoners
Justice White’s Will Contains Only 51 Words; Leaves Estate of About $150,000 to Widow
Anti-Bolsheviki Take Vladivostok; Fly Imperial Flag
Offer US A Place On Board To Check German Payments
Seven Die In Crash Of Ambulance Plane As Potomac Storm Downs Army Fliers; Brig. Gen. Mitchell In Thrilling Escape
20 Per Cent. Mortgage On German Wealth Planned To Finance Reparation Fund; Berlin Completes Payment Of A Billion
JUNE
Harding Seeks Association Of Nations Based On Supreme Council And Court; Puts Out Feelers On Sea Armament Cut
85 Whites And Negroes Die In Tulsa Riots As 3,000 Armed Men Battle In Streets; 30 Blocks Burned, Military Rule In City
Tulsa In Remorse To Rebuild Homes; Dead Now Put At 30
Irish Kill Eleven, Fire Shell Plant And Raid Prison
Floods Sweep Over Eastern Colorado, 500 Dead In Pueblo; Part Of City Engulfed As Cloudburst Swells Streams; Houses Are Toppled Over And Fire Adds To Horror
New Floods And Rains At Pueblo But Dead May Not Exceed 350; Platte River Menaces Denver
Pueblo Conscripts All Men For Labor To Clear Flooded Area; Death List Drops; Harding Asks People To Help The City
Chicago Packers Ask New Reduction in Wages; Want 100,000 Workers Cut Five Cents An Hour
‘Babe’ Ruth Plays After Day In Jail
Kill Maniac In Attic In Gun Battle After Two Policemen Die
Says Hired ‘Ghosts’ Murdered Kaber
Negro Is Mobbed After Shooting Two
Mob Goes to Lynch Girl’s Negro Slayer
Boston Printers In Sudden Strike Cripple 5 Dailies
Harris Lipschitz, Accuser Of Marines, Murdered In Haiti
Parley With Japan For Full Agreement Opened By Hughes
Bolshevist Revolt Starts in Silesia; Berlin Reports Polish Officers in it
Firebugs Attempt To Burn Princeton
League Is Shocked To Find That Danzig Sells Mexico Arms
3 Killed, Scores Hurt In Havana Rioting At Gomez Funeral
Piracy Suspected In Disappearance Of 3 American Ships
Planes In War Test Drop 12 Bombs, Sink U-117 In 16 Minutes
Two More U-Boats Sunk In Sea Tests; Two Fliers Killed
Propaganda In Navy Urged ‘Committees’ Of Enlisted Men
Maniac Preachers Slain By Police
Fugitive In ‘Irons’ Swims Four Miles
11 In Burned Home Believed Murdered
Pass Anti-Beer Bill In House 250 To 93
Injunctions Denied To Stop Big Fight; Indictment Sought
War Veterans Invade Socialist Convention; Warn Against Sedition and Offer to Fight
JULY
Ex-President Taft Succeeds White As Chief Justice
All Ready For Great Fistic Battle; Last Effort To Stop Bout Fails; Final Betting Is 2 To 1 On Dempsey
Dempsey Knocks Out Carpentier In The Fourth Round; Challenger Breaks His Thumb Against Champion’s Jaw; Record Crowd Of 90,000 Orderly And Well Handled
100,000 Anti-Drys Expected to Parade Today; Believe Volstead Act Violates Their Liberty
Johnson to Demand Return of Our Troops Unless Harding Acts Under Peace Resolution
New Gun Marvel May Shoot 5 Tons 200 To 300 Miles
Irish Conferences Renewed In London; Smuts Raises Hopes Of Settlement; Drift From Extreme Demands Seen
Three Planes Fall; One Beheads A Boy
Truce In Ireland Declared, To Begin On Monday At Noon; DeValera Agrees To Meet Lloyd George On Peace Terms; Dublin Crowds Cheer British Commander And Unionists
Terms Of Irish Truce Are Agreed On; De Valera Warns On Over-Confidence; Meeting With Lloyd George This Week
Harding Proposes Armament Parley; Sounds Britain, France, Italy, Japan; Suggests Conferring On Pacific Also
Lloyd George Endorses Harding Plan; Briand Also For Disarmament Parley; Washington Looks For All To Accept
Police In Battle On 20-Story Roof Take 4 Burglars
Japan Alone Delays Arms Parley Stand, But Washington Expects Her To Accept; London Outcry Against Premier Going
Reparation Solution Believed Found in Plan To Let Germany Pay in Kind Instead of Cash
White House Bolt Startles Harding at Desk; Shocks Policeman Near and Puts Out Lights
Lasker Says Loss On Wartime Fleet Was Four Billions
Russia Arming As If For War; Millions Starve
Compact to Live Together but Never Speak, Kept 9 Years, Is Renewed by Husband and Wife
Burns Tells Story Of Plot To Throw 1919 World Series
Gov. Small Indicted For Theft And Fraud In Illinois Funds
Japan Takes Stand On Sovereign Right In Powers’ Meeting
Ford Tells How He Foiled Wall Street When It Demanded $60,000,000 He Owed; Raised $87,000,000, Turned Banker Out
A Second Brother Victim In Twelfth Rum Feud Murder
Plague Threatens 100,000 Victims In The Cotton Belt
Gunmen Rob Office At Boxing Bout; Escape 100 Police
South Resents Federal Alarm Over Pellagra
Women of Washington Fight Ban on Smoking; 24 to 1 Against It at Public Hearing
Sleuth Runs Wild, Blackjacks 25 In Streets After Raid
King Denies Warning The Prime Minister; Northcliffe, Who Is Mistakenly Accused, Cables Denial To The King’s Secretary
Soviet Accepts Hoover’s Terms For Famine Relief
AUGUST
Germans Open Fight To Get $350,000,000 Seized During War
Famine Is Driving Russia To Revolt; Myriads Of Victims Move On Cities; Peasant Vanguard Routs Red Troops
Found Starving Russian Children Bound To Keep Them From Cannibalism
Britain To Continue Her Navy Building, Pending Conference
America Can Lead World To Peace, Harding Declares
Musicians in 100 Movie and Vaudeville Theatres to Strike Tonight and Sunday
Harvey In Paris For Crucial Council On Silesian Crisis
Our Changsha Consul Seizes Ton of Opium; American Troops Land to Guard Him
Senate Puts Curb On Liquor Raiders In Passing Beer Bill
Hylan Pleads Ignorance On City Finance; Debt Limit Exceeded, Brown Charges; Mayor Blames Legislature In Defense
Hylan Plans Wage Cuts, None In Salaries; Told That 1921 Tax Levy Violates Law; Brown Threatens To Quit Meyer Inquiry
Released American’s First Story of Russia; Terror Worse Than Ever; What Caused Famine
Cabinet Finds Waste in ‘Dry’ Enforcement; Bootleggers’ Profits $500,000,000 Yearly
4 Shot In Crowd In Chrystie Street Bootleggers’ War
Dominion Rule For Ireland Rejected; De Valera Insists On Independence; Lloyd George Says No To Arbitration
‘Catastrophe Boom’ on the Berlin Boerse Precipitates a Stampede of Frantic Buying
De Valera For Complete Separation, He Tells Dail In First Open Session; Members Take Irish Republic Oath
Germans Balking At Admitting Guilt In American Treaty
Tempest In Senate On Anti-Beer Bill
27 Are Wounded As Knoxville Mob Tries To Storm Jail
Fight By Senators To Curb Rum Raids Dims Recess Hopes
Marines Are Rushed To Canal Zone After Warning To Panama
Panama Orders Out Troops To Resist Enforcing Award
Two Tell Of $900 Public Market Bribes; O’Malley Revokes Permits, Drops Aid; Brown Calls It Terrorizing Witnesses
16 Americans, 27 British, Die In ZR-2 Wreck; Only 5 Are Saved; Explosion Rends Airship; She Falls Blazing Into The River Humber
Peace Treaty With Germany Is Signed; We Hold Versailles Compact Rights, But Assume No League Obligations
Irsih Reject British Peace Offer; Lloyd George Replies, Defending It; Keeps Door Open, Warns Against Delay
Policeman Slain In Dark Lot Trying To Rout Gangsters
President To Call A Conference Soon On Unemployment
Soviet Reveals Famine Horrors; Confirms Rumors
Harding Threatens Troops For Mingo Unless Miners Disperse By Tomorrow; Clash On Boone-Logan Line Imminent
SEPTEMBER
Bandits Rob Los Angeles Limited Coaches; New Yorker and His Wife Among Victims
Bandholtz Telegraphs For Troops To Be Sent To Mingo Area At Once; Says Miners Won’t Obey President
Fighting Continues In Mountains As Federal Troops Reach Mingo; Planes Reported Bombing Miners
400 Miners Surrendered With Arms As Troops Surround Fighting Area; Quick Peace In Sight In West Virginia
Sinn Fein Again Rejects British Offer; Denies That It Grants Dominion Status, But Will Confer On A Basis Of ‘Consent’
Stricken Russia, Patient Under Famine; Pen Pictures From Two Correspondents Of Her Deep Suffering And Fortitude
De Valera Warns War Will Follow British Ultimatum On Irish Terms; Cabinet Meets Today To Discuss Crisis
League In Dilemma Over Chile’s Appeal To Monroe Doctrine
New Offer To Irish Backed In Britain As the Absolute Limit Of Concession; Dail Eireann Is Expected To Accept
5 Shot In $1,000,000 Drug Raid, 1 Missing; Greek Liner Seized
40 Known Dead, Fear 250 Perished In Flood That Sweeps San Antonio; Property Loss Is Put At $3,000,000
Arbuckle Is Jailed On Murder Charge In Woman’s Death
Arbuckle Dragged Rappe Girl To Room, Woman Testifies
Curran Defeats La Guardia by 60,000; Haskell Third; Gilroy Wins; Hines Loses; Hines’s Manager And A Candidate Shot
Arbuckle Accused Of Manslaughter By Coroner’s Jury
Premier Cancels Irish Conference When De Valera Reiterates Claim Of Sovereign Status For Ireland
Fumes Overcome 60 As Explosion Routs 1,500 From Homes
De Valera Is Conciliatory In New Note And Irish Conference Seems Assured; Premier Barred ‘Sovereignty’ Plea
Fourteen Balloons Leave Brussels in Race For Bennett Trophy; May Go Over Atlantic
Police Clubs Break Mobs Of Idle; Bar Food And Meetings
Boll Weevil Costs Growers Of Cotton Up To $400,000,000
Mayor Assails Press in Proclamation; Defends Police Handling of Unemployment
If Britain Falls There’s No Help for Europe, Lloyd George Says in Plea to ‘Pull Together’
Hines Stops Count; Sees Fraud Of 4,500 By Tammany Men
Hylan Denounces ‘Subsidized Press;’ Defends His Policies
Chicago Police Under Federal Scrutiny; Chief Says Prohibition There Is a Failure
Democrats Name Scudder For Judge; Omit ‘Wet’ Plank
Police In Multiple Liquor Shake-Down
Arbuckle On Bail For Manslaughter
Reports 4,000,000 As Highest Mark Of Idle Workers
OCTOBER
‘Stolen’ Cars Used In Police ‘Joy Rides’ Says Investigation
Posse Fights Klan In Lorena, Texas, Streets; Sheriff Wounded by Paraders, 8 Others Hurt
Grand Jury To Act On Ku Klux Clash
Harding Appeals For Aid Of States On Unemployment
Army Experts Develop a Flashless Powder, Which Enables Firing at Night Without Lights
Yanks Win, 3 To 0; Mays Curbs Giants; Ruth Bats In A Run
Yanks Win 2D, 3-0; Hoyt Allows 2 Hits; Errors Beat Giants
Giants Win, 13 To 5; Four Yank Pitchers Mauled For 20 Hits
M.F. Farley Killed By Anthrax Germ On Shaving Brush
Ruth Gets A Homer, But Giants Win, 4-2; World’s Series Tied
Ruth Near Collapse After His Bunt Wins For Yankees, 3 To 1
Barnes Ties Series; 10 Yanks Strike Out; Giants Win, 8 To 5
Giants Win 7th, 2-1; Errors Beat Mays; M’Nally Is Injured
Wizard Collapses Defending Ku Klux
Republicans Fret At Harding’s Delay In Giving Out Jobs
Rail Union Leaders Order Nation-Wide Strike For Oct. 30; 750,000 Men Quit Then On 17 Roads; 1,250,000 More Follow; Peace Move By Harding; Food Rationing Considered Here
Labor Board Group Asks Railroads To Reduce Rates And Workers To Accept Wage Cut Allowed; Railway Heads Confident, Say Fight Is On Government
Let Nation Take Roads, Says Stone, Or Railroads Drop New Requests; Harding To Offer Rail Peace Plan
Labor Board Has Harding’s Backing As It Calls Union Chiefs To Confer; Important Cuts In Rates Imminent
Rail Board And Unions Confer Today; Two Big Labor Groups Balk At Strike; Plan To Mobilize New England Troops
Labor Board Fails To Halt Strike Plan; Unions Oppose Public Group’s Project; Harding’s Move Next, Both Sides Think
Labor Board Orders Rail Strike Halted; Calls Both Sides To Confer Wednesday; Asserts Its Power To Act In The Crisis
Eight Rail Unions Refuse To Strike; 600,000 Shopmen Lead The Break; Grain Freight Rates Ordered Cut
Charles Wins First Battle For Throne; Moves On Capital, My Have Entered It; Horthy Troops Flee Or Join Ex-Ruler
Charles And Queen Zita Taken Prisoners; Lose 200 Killed 1,000 Wounded, In Battle; Will Be Deported As The Allies Demand
Labor Board Asks Roads Not To Seek New Reductions, But They Refuse; Will Take Up Rules Before Wages
Labor Heads Refuse To Stop Strike Without ‘Settlement’; Tie-Up May Be Forbidden By Board And Enjoined
Railroad Strike Is Called Off By Unions’ Unanimous Vote On Basis Of Labor Board Putting Wage Cases After Rules; Found They Were Going To Fight Government, Leaders Say
History Is Bunk, Says Henry Ford
New Bid By Soviet To Great Powers For Recognition
Chinese Welcomed For Arms Meeting
NOVEMBER
Commons Backs Premier’s Irish Policy; Unionist Revolt Defeated, 439 To 43; Lloyd George Warns Break Means War
Lloyd George Cancels Trip To America; Won’t Attend Arms Conference Opening; Irish Crisis May Cause Him To Resign
Milk Dealers Rejet Arbitration, Ready For Finish Fight On Open Shop; To Rush Plans For Serving Public
Strikers Rioting All Over The City, Dump Thousands Of Gallons Of Milk; Hylan Threatens To Seize Plants
Japanese Premier Stabbed To Death By Korean Fanatic
Irish Negotiations Face Collapse As Craig Takes Firm Stand For Ulster In Conferences With Lloyd George
Hughes Note Puts Pressure On China
Train Bandits Fire Car With Gasoline; Flee With No Loot
Mayor Hylan Is Re-Elected By 420,000; Andrews For Appeals Judge 14,000 Ahead; Amendments, Save Literacy Test, Losing
Lloyd George Says Disarming Is Road To World’s Safety
90,000 Pay Honor To Our Unknown, Lying In State
Our Unknown Warrior Buried, The World Honoring Him; Harding Pleads For A Ban By Civilization On War; Delegates Enter Arms Parley Today In Hopeful Spirit
Hughes Proposes To Nations A 10-Year Naval Holiday; Wants 66 Capital Ships Scrapped, 30 Of Them By America; Bold Conference Plan Impresses British And Japanese
Far East Accord Now Sought To Precede Naval Holiday; Japanese Leaders Declare Agreement Seems Assured; British Favorable, But Urge Empire’s Special Needs
British Want Submarines Cut Below Hughes Figures; Japan Hopes For 10 Per Cent. Increase In Big Ships; Both Accept ‘In Principle’; France And Italy In Harmony
Britain And Japan Accept Naval Plan Amid Cheers; Far East Issue Up Today; Japan Wants Manchuria Open; Lodge May Negotiate To End Anglo-Japanese Alliance
America Ready For Naval Cut While Other Problems Wait; China Demands Territorial And Political Integrity; Japanese Welcome Proposals, Incline To Accept Them
Japan Gets Two-Day Delay On Far East Discussion; Also Asks For More Ships; British For Curb On All Navies; France Takes Stand For A Pacific Settlement First
American Will Oppose Japan’s Plea To Change Navy Ratio; British Stand With US; Stop Work On Their New Ships; Agreement On Navy Cut May Not Need Congress Sanction
Japan’s Ship Demands Now The Big Conference Issue; Hughes, Balfour And Kato Confer On Disputed Ratio; Japan Voices Good-Will To China; Other Nations Join
France To Cut Her Army In Half; Settlement Of Shantung Near; Far East Agreement Now Likely
France Not To Defend Liberty Alone, Conferees Tell Her, When Briand, Announcing Army Cut, States Her Case; Eight Powers Sign Basic Plan For Policy In China
Navy Experts Defend Rival Claims; Chinese Revenue Problem Taken Up; Kato Admits Manchuria Is China’s
Concern Over French Navy Plan; Briand Sarcastic On British Fears; No Land Armament Limitations Now
Briand Says For France To Disarm Would Invite War; Curzon Warns Her Against A Policy Of Isolation; France’s Position As Affected By Rivalry Of Britain
Harding Plans Yearly Meeting Of Powers As A Basis For New World Co-Operation; China Asks Recognition Of Her Courts
Nations Favor Harding Plan, Want Details; Approval May Be Final Work Of Conference; Lloyd George Now Plans To Sail Saturday
Borah Assails Harding ‘Association’; Says Plan Must Have Senate Assent; Germany Considers Peace Guarantee
Naval Experts Uphold Our Ratio And Japan Is Expected To Yield; Conference Outlook Is Brighter
Crisis On Naval Ratio Plan Passed; Agreement Likely In Session Of Dec. 5; China Asks Withdrawal Of All Troops
DECEMBER
Ask China And Japan To Settle Shantung As Japan Tries For Higher Naval Ratio; America And Britain Firm For 5-5-3
Japan’s Stand May Be Diplomatic Move To Gain Concessions In The Far East; Conference On Sangung Is Opened
Seek To Break Navy Ratio Deadlock; Hughes Talks With Kato And Balfour; Far East Treaty Reported Under Way
Powers Agree To End Some China Leases, But Japan Refuses To Yield Port Arthur; Naval Issue Waits On Tokio Decision
Naval Cut, But With Holiday Modified, And Far East Accord Now Predicted; Japan Seeks Firmer Hold In Manchuria
Lloyd George Reaches Agreement With Sinn Fein; Formula For Allegiance Found; Ulster To Be Consulted; Washington Discusses Separate Treaties On Far East
Ireland To Be A Free State Within The British Empire; Agreement Signed Giving Her A Status Like Canada’s; Ulster Can Stay Out; Parliament Called To Ratify
Chicago Police Fight A Mob Of 100,000; Stock Yard Rioters Shielded By Women; 9 Persons Shot, 1 Drowned By Strikers
4-Power Treaty, In 300 Words, Pledges Consultation, Mediation, Arbitration And Ends The Anglo-Japanese Alliance
All 4 Powers Accept Pacific Treaty; Plenary Session Is Called For Today To Make Text Public And Perhaps Sign
Four-Power Pacific Treaty Acclaimed By Conference; Limited To 10 Years; Provides Against Outside Menace; Lodge Presents It; Senate Ratification Seems Sure
Hitchcock Favors Four-Power Treaty; Senate Ratification Considered Sure; Congress To Cut Navy Personnel In Half
Yap Agreement Made, Japan Concedes US League Rights; Navy Settlement Near; 4-Power Treaty To Be Signed Today; Borah Attacks It In The Senate As An Armed Alliance
European Conference Now Likely; May Go Beyond Economic Problem; 4-Power Treaty Is Formally Signed
Daily Treaty Debate Opens In Anger; Premier Is Acclaimed In Commons; Explains Compact, ‘Die Hards’ Attack
Japan Accepts Hughes Navy Ratio And Keeps Mutsu; America And Britain Shift Tonnage, Get Newer Ships; Protection For Japan In Four-Power Treaty Admitted
French Ask Navy Ration Above Japan’s; Will Upset 3-Power Deal, Say British Who Assail Plan Sharply In Committee
Hughes Offer France 1.75 Navy Ratio; France Invites New Reparation Plan As Briand Goes To Meet Lloyd George
Hughes Sends Plea To Briand On Navy; Harvey Sees French Premier In London; French Expected To Yield Big On Big Ships
France Will Cut Capital Ships Demand If Assured Big Ratio On Small Craft; Briand Looks For No Early Aid Here
Harding First Disputes, Then Accepts 4-Power Treaty Scope To Cover Japan; Finds Our Delegates Had Agreed To It
French Want 300,000 Tons Of Light Ships; Harding’s Treaty Shift Cited In Senate And Foes Plan Reservation To Clarify
Four Powers Oppose Plea Of Britain To End Submarine, But All Favor Curb; Paris Press Resent Hughes Ration Note
Harding Deplores Treaty Criticism And Commends American Delegates; France Wants 90,000 Tons In Submarines
Hughes Offers One-Third Submarine Cut For Britain And US, Status Quo To Others; Britain Says Yes, Japan No, France Waits
Egyptian Disorder Spreading; Armed Ships To Go Up Nile
Japan Ready To Cut Submarine Claims; Hughes Insistent On His Proposals; France May Ask Later Conference
French Cabinet Rejects Hughes Offer On Submarines, Urges New Conference; Japan Wants Mainland Out Of Treaty
Balfour Declares Britain Menaced When French Block Cut In Submarines; Root Proposes Anti-Piracy War Rule
Stern Limits On Use Of Submarines Urged By All American Delegates; Britain Wants Five-Power Agreement
Ratio For Airplane Carriers Settled; Submarine Ban Waits On Paris And Tokio; French Deny Any War Aim In Naval Plans
News Source: New York Times
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