Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1921-12-23

II Authorization by the allied counc
| of ambassadors for the construction b
II Germany of Zeppelin of the III
II type for the United States is regarde
II in official circles in Washington as
triumph for American diplomacy.
ii The baftlion commanded in tn
: Muese-Argonne battle by Colonel Chas
w. Whittesey, recently drowned at sea
was cnt off from communication, bu
/ not lost" as generally stated, Gen
n Pershing said in letter TO Represen
n iative Siegal of New York.
r On completion by the railroads o.
preliminary statistical arguments a
gainst reductions, the interstate com
merce commission adjourned its inves
, tigation into the reasonableness OF
transportation rates until January o
Unemployment has been reduced to
less than 3,GO0OO0 workers. as a re-
suit Of the efforts of the conference on
unemployment appointed by President
Harding, 1t was estimated at the com
nerce department.
I Rejection by the Dali Eireann of the
treaty between Ireland and Great Brit
ain, creating the Irish free state and
/ the possibility of pIebscite of the
Irish people on the matter were pre-
dicted as probable developments of the
Anglo-lrish situation by an unofficial
envoy from the Dali to the United
States.
American manufacturers of toys ana
dolls asked the senate finance commit.
tee not only for protection against
German and Japanese competition, but
also for the exclusion Of these articles
which are the product of child labor.
They asked for a duty of 40 per cent
of the value of the toys and dolls
based on the prices prevailing in the
American market.
American painters displayed the pro
ducts of their talents to an internation- |
al gathering at the Corcoran gallery of |
art of the eighth biennial exhibition of |
contemporary American oil paintings
In Washington. The paintings. which
included the four winners of prizes Of
fered by former Senator Clark of Mon
tana. were viewed by many of the for
eign government Officials of the arms
The exhibition consists of
nearly 800 pictures.
The French proposal for a capital
ship ratio permitting her TO construct
md maintain 100000 ions which. when
lrst presented to the arms naval com.
nlttee was understood to be merely n
now is declared to have the
ull support of the French government.
MS was accepted in most quarters as
considerably postponing what had been
would be an early adjourn.
lent of the conference.
Inc arrest In Warsaw of Wolfe Lin
enfield will clear up the entire mys-
FRY of the Wall street explosion OF
cptember 16, 1920, it was stated posi- t
vely by William J. Burns, head of the :
apartment of Justices bureau of in
hstigation Mr.. Burns declared that r
lndenfeld himself was not Implicated Ii
the explosion. but was SO close 70 il
lie radical elements who were its per s
orators that he knew all about 1t. t.
FOREIGN. 4
newspapers in Paris were virtually U
luminous in supporting Frances ma.
Il building program, including the re- u
lest for ten capital ships. d
-. e,
The Chinese cabinet has RESIGNED
, official reason is obtainable Tn of-
'iai circles. however, the action is in.
rpreted in three ways: As a protest to
ainst the reactionary regime pro- oc
sed by General Chang Tsao-Lin gov to
- --"hN'ti ilit lpnldnu of | III
ang Tsa0-Lin for material sunnort liz
the government, and confession A.
1t the financial situation is impossi- &c
, of solution. NJ,
:iC
Inc reichstag decisely rejected the ge
'tlon put forward by the NationnIists fin
d the Peoples party to have black ST
lie and red restored MS the colors nm
'ermany's merchant marine. The in
zion was opposed by the Center and III
u, whose applause at the result of shi
ballotiing was drowned by cries Of ha
name"
ne allied Preparations commissions
refused TO consider Germauy's re-. 40,
~ for an extension Of time on her -.
luary and February reparations pay. 80, s
MS until the German government 49, III.
3 just What she can pay on rhese 80 -,
AILMENTS and gives other lnformo. ~
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