THURSDAY
(TELEGRAPHIC)
BRITISH PUBLIC APPROVE
HUSH SETTLEMENT PLAN
London. Dec. 8—A wave of Brit
ish approval of the Irish settlement
plan is decided to have set aside all
opposition to ratification of the
agreement readied by the govern
ment ministers and Sinn Feinn dele
1KISH SETTLEMENT PLAN
BEFORE SINN FEINN CABINET
Dublin. Ireland Dec. 7—The Sinn
Feinn cabinet met here this morning
to consider the Anglo-Irish peace
treaty agreement.
LLOYD GEORGE GLAD
IRISH SETTLEMENT REACHED
London. Dec. 7—Premier Lloyd
George forwarded a letter to Ameri
can Ambassador Harvey this morn
ing in which he said: "I am glad
the Irish question is settled, us it has
removed one of the principal Anglo
American barriers.”
IRISH POLITICAL PRISONERS
ORDERED RELEASED
London, Dec. 7— King George is
sued a proclamation releasing all
political prisoners interned in Ire
YEW DUTCH HARBOR
MAIL STEAMER TO
SAIL SATURDAY
Seattle, Dec. 7—The steamship
Starr, wbich is to inaugurate a Sew
ard-Dutch Harbor. Alaska, mall ser
vice. sails from here Saturday, it
was announced today.
GOMPERS ATTACKS
HARDING LABOR COURT
RECOMMENDATION
Washington, Dec. 7th—President
Harding’s recommendation in h.is
message to Congress for a court to
decide wage questions and condi
tions of employment, is charged in
a statement issued by President Sam
Gompers of the American Federation
of Labor as being “a revision to con
ditions obtaining niore than four
hundred years ago.”
CONFERENCE PROVIDING FOR
NEUTRALITY OF CHINA
Washington. Dec. 7th—The Far
Eastern commission oi the Arma
ment Conference today adopted a
resolution providing for the neutral
ity of China in case of a war in
which China was not a party.
China Insist* on Return of
Kino Chau.
Washington, Dec. 7—The Chinese
delegation to the Armament Confer
ence today received explicit instruc
tions from the Pekin government not
to recede from its position for the
unconditional return of Ktao Chau
lease held by the Japanese in Shan
tung peninsula, and to protect
China's interests in Manchuria.
AGREEMENT TO SUPERCEDE
ANGLO-JAP ALLIANCE
Washington. Dec. 7th—There is
every indication that the British
Japanese alliance will shortly be
supplanted by an agreement between
the United States, Britain. France
sad Japan, aa a result of the devel
opments of the Armament Confer
ONTARIO ELECTS FIRST WOMAN
TO HOUSE OF COMMONS
Ottawa, Canada, Dec. 7th—Miss
Agnes McPhall, progressive member
elect, is the first woman Ontario has
returned to the House of Commons.
Liberals Win in Canadian Election.
Ottawa. Dec.7—The Liberal Party
headed by Mackenzie King, won in
yesterday’s elections for Parliament,
according to practically complete re
The new parliament was elected
mainly on the issue of lower tariff
and reciprocity.
Mackenzie King will be the next
premier.
Liberals Win by Biff Majority.
Toronto, Canada, Dec.7—The Lib
erals won yesterday’s election by
121 seats, more than the combined
vote of all other parties.
8AY8 VSRSAlLliES TREATY
SHOITLD BE REWRITTEN
Washington. Dec. 8—Sen. Borah
declared today that a conference of
the Allied nations should be called
and the Versailles treaty be rewrit
ten. changed conditions necessitat
ing such action.
V. N. SUBMARINE SINKS
—4'ltEW ESCAPE
New York. Dec.8—Th«- submarine
B. 48 sank off Bridgeport. Connecti
cut, today. The crew escaped from
the sunken ship through the torpedo
tube. All were rescued by a pussing
Standard Oil Company tanker.
DEFI’NCT SEATTLE BANK TO
PAY PROVEN DEPOSITORS
Seattle. Dec. 7—Payment on prov
ed deposits held by the defunct
Scandinavian-American Bank of
Seattle from the State Bank Guaran
ty Fund will be begun on January 1.
it was announced this morning by S
It. A. Langley, who is supervising
the liquidation.
MELLON SUGGESTS FURTHER
TAX REDUCTIONS
Washington. Dec. 7—With a re
duction of the maximum of the in
come surtax rate to twenty per cent,
further revision of the tax laws and
adjustment of the rate of tax on
business profits and estimates is
suggested by Secretary of the Trea
sury Mellon in his annual report,
which was transmitted to Congrees
FRIDAY
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H AUDI NO STILL THINKING
OF ALASKA VISIT
Washington, Deo. 7th—President
Harding indicated today that he still
had in mind a trip next suummer to
the Pacific Coast and Alaska.
BANDITS Ml'RDCH TWO
LOS ANGELES POLICE
Los Angeles. Calif.. Dec. 7—Po
licemen William L. Drott and Harry
Clister were killed here early this
morning in a battle with bandits.
BANDITS BOB GRAND
RAPIDS BANK
Grand Rapids, Mich.. Dec.8—Pan
dits today robbed a branch of the
Grand Rapids Savings Bank of four
teen thousand dollars. The rol/Bcrs
shot and killed one police officer and
wounded another in making good
their escape.
JAP COUNCIL APPROVES FOUR
POWER TREATY PROPOSAL
Honolulu. H. I.. Dec. Sth—Thu
Japanese diplomatic council form
ally approved the four power treaty
for the settlement of future Pacific
Ocean difficulties at a meeting at
Premier Takahaski's official resi
dence this morning, according to
a. Tokio cablegram to the Nippu
Jflji. the local Japanese newspaper.
JAP GOV’T ACCEPTS
QUADRUPLE UNDER
STANDING PROPOSAL
Washington. Dec. 8—The Japan
ese government has accepted the
proposal of the Arms Conference
for a quadruple understanding in
the Pacific and an authorised state
ment. the British spokesmen said
REP. FLOOD DROPS DEAD.
Washington. Dec. 8—Represent
tative Flood of Virginia dropped
dead here this afternoon as a re
sult of heart disease.
WORLD CONGRATULATES
GEORGE ON UlISH
SETTLEMENT
London. Dec. 8—Downiug street
is being inundated with telegrams
of congratulation from all parts o!
the world over the Irish peace
agreement.
The king and Lloyd George, to
whom the public accords chief cre
dit for bringing about peace, were
photographed together .t Bucking
ham Palace today.
LONG MISSING AMUNDSEN
MEN FOUND DEAD
London. Dec. S—The bodies of T.
V. Knudsen and V. Tessen, seamen
members of the crew of Explorer
Roald Amundsen’s exploration ship
Maud. have been found at the
mouth of the Ycnisee River. Siberia,
after heing missing for many
months.
DEFUNCT DANK DEPOSITORS
TO GET SOME
MONEY SOON
Olympia. Mn.. Dor. 8 — The State
Guarantee Fund Board this after
noon hssefased fall member banks
one half of one percent on their
deposits for the benefit of the de
positors of the Seattle Scandinav
ian-American Bank.
This will enable the victims to
get some money, possibly before
Christmas.
McPherson removed
FROM ALASKA BUREAU
Seattle, Dec. 8—J. L. McPherson
was removed today as manager of
1 the Alaska Bureau of the Seattle
Chamber of Commerce by Presi
dent Boyne.
MORE CLAIMS OF ILLEGAL
SOLDIER EXECUTIONS
I Washington. Dec. 8—An affidavit
charging that twelve American sol
diers were hanged in one town in
Prance, was introduced before the
special committee Investigating the
charges of illegal soldier executions
made by Seator Watson. The affi
davit was made by George H. Tay
lor of Philadelphia and was intro
The affidavit reads in part: ‘T
don’t know whether they had been
seati.e fire chink siicidks
Chief Wjllliam Carr suicided here
f»K VALALEKA OPPOSED
TO IRISH PEACE
AGREEMENT
Du bl i n. Irctla ud JDec. SI—DeVa lera
tonight issued a statement that he
“could not recommend the peace
treaty with Great Britain to Da:l
Eireann or to the country.”
DeValera stated that in this at
titude he is supported by the Min
ister’s of Defense and Home Affairs.
A public meeting of Dali Eireann
! is fixed for Wednesday.
Irish Preen Unanimous for
Peace Settlement.
Dublin, Dec. 8—While the cabi
net stands four to two in favor of
ratification of the Anglo-Irish peace
treaty, with DeValera also in op
position, the press of Ireland is
praclfically unanimously for the
RAILROAD RATE REDUCTION
INDICATED.
Washington. Dec. 8—An early
reduction In railroad rates is indi
cated in the annual report of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
issued today.
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HUSH CABINET DIVIDED
OVER TRE\TY
Dublin. Dec. 8—The third ses
8ion of the Dail Eireann cabinet
ended tonight with the members,
still divided on the peace question.
lister Disapproves Anglo-Irish
London. Dec. 8—Ulster province
w.Il refuse to enter immediately
into th<- Irish Free State, but the
Unionists leaders are convince i of
the iul/Usability of joining Inter
after testing the sincerity of th •
today from Belfast to Lloyd George
by Geoffrey Shapefcpeare. Premier
I Ulster Enters Mild Objection.
London. Dec. 9—Ulster's objec
tion to the Anglo-Irish peace trea
ty, as presented to Lloyd George bv
Premier Craig today, is the fac*
j th . ’ the treaty "would enable South
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