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COOLIDGE ARMS
PARLEY PLANS
Head Geneva Move to
Insist That League
, Direct All Reduction
Conclaves .
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GENEVA. Srpt. 3.——»'i‘ltc smaller
rations of liuroiu‘. rsrn‘w-iiilly the
mount-"rs ofthv Lizzie l-J. lii' txlv mans
li'tstmi hero: their (it‘lil‘lllinnllon to
Awhime some. illiti'itiltltfllfll puct
“lllt'h they elitist-hr “ill r~ ally sut'iu
guard their svcuruy, when they so-
leetrtl Foreign Minister Diltf‘d. of
Roitniania. to prlnlllc mrr the im-x
rortnnt (lelilu ratinu'; of ti.“ Third
Assiembly C(ll'lllllilfiit'n “hieh is to
probe the. entire. i-rultlem of disar—
litniitent and SCL'HI’H).
There seems here to be a distinct
fitmement. under the. apparent leach
ership of France. to insist that all in-
ternational deliberations for tho lint—I
ltation of armaments shall he held
through the meriianism «it the Lea-
‘ an: of Nations. ' -
j; 'ii~ this movement dewlops it.
flight, side-truck1 it is thought, the
'flmerlcw governmmit's reported in~
ntion to eonvolte .1 nnw disarma-
ient. eonl’ereni'v. unless it be
ately linked with the league.
F For a. momvnt. at least, the mow-
ent is entirely confined to the lob—
i‘y discussions of the delegates. it at
rms the llf’ilf‘f that. the attempt to
(lite the iiminnt'lon nt‘ armaments
holly dependent. on the establish-
‘ ent of a elean out part or sm‘urily
defin-
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FRENCH oppose .
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' headquarters,
'orguiiizatinn is now as rullmx-s:
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By JOHN T. LEAVING. Jr. 1
\\'.\Slll.\'(‘.'l‘fi.\', split. ‘.'.—-.\"o rm-I
as the Demoemtie party is eoneri'n-l
the presidential campaign is!
moving full speed fillel‘l. Manager!
t‘lem Shaver. after weeks of enn-'
furl“i\(."‘s and Silli’lj“. at last has his
unintuiiun nutchincry org-unwed anvil
(so-Ordinutmi. ‘
it has been settled that the lliiill.‘
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direction 0 the rampaign will hr-l
from the headquarters of the navl
tional committee here.
Former Representative Linr-nlni
Dixon of intiintm, who liziil l‘illZ‘Z"
of the or :anizatimi liiireuii herr.‘
has been transferred to ifhlt-iigu us;
head of the \\ ostern [‘flnlDillCll hi‘il'l-
quarters. Thomar‘y J. Spellutfiv I'lf‘
('onnertieut is in eliarw‘ (If llusternI
in New York. .
Senator Key Pittman of .‘Jei‘ad'il
will be in Charge of organization
work. with several lieutenants. lil-
elutlin: \\'illl:iiii ll. “'ilsun of Penn.
sylvnnim who was secretary of labor
in the rabinet of President, \Viisou.
On Duty in “'ashington.
The persnnnvl ot' the i-ompieteril
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('. Ii. Shaver of \Vest. \ir:intn.i
Chairman. 1
Mrs. Emily Nowell Blair of Mir-
3""
‘s-“w‘t‘l' tnry.
treasurer.
man of eri'ia.
.‘lrs I'I:.:i‘i" Nowell Flair. chit-i
“‘Plllen en‘nperntivn flL‘lilelv‘.
\VlHIJlH li. \Yiison of Pennsyl-
vania. idl‘fil‘ eo-oivI-mtive aetivities.
Mis. lime l'utns Forrester. as-
sistant.
lift-hard S. Jones. \eteran and
'Ciiilt actit‘i'ies tineluding first
Full Spud litigant. Order ToDamCam , , .
su'zli. iii“:t \“l’ff‘ t‘llilll‘nlfln.
Samuel H. Amman of
:lro‘I'll-i \1. r t‘llilli‘lllfln.
Frank Hanue of New Jersey. third'
Ylt‘t‘ l lmii‘nian. .
(.‘hnrlns A. Greathouse of Indiana.
secret ri rjs.
Burt .‘a'i‘w
Kansas.
of Indiana, executive
James of Tunis, chair-
vomitiitit‘t‘.
Gerard of New York.
ultFS“ ti.
mnti tinzini 0
James “I
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N. Harper of District at
asuistaiit treasurer.
forth a' “'asiiitigton
are the direetor ot’ the
burr-nix. Senator Pitt-
and;
lttllr! ‘5:
I‘Vvl'imliil.
lifli’lli‘ii.’
headquarters
(li‘SZillilznil-tll
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\ntrrrfl
.Inrms \'. Mrt’lmti'c of Oklahoma,
«hnirmrin spuiigers' bureau.
.luiiii i'. (‘nsfi lio 0i" ltif‘trict
t‘r'viunr‘viri. rissmtant to Met‘ltntli‘.
Mrs. Bernice S. Pilt‘r': of Ohio. vie"
of
‘Thel’
chairman. '
Ninit' Not on the SM.
Roi-mt \\'. “‘noliey of New Jersey.
illall‘llliln publicity committee.
Richard 1.inthieuni.-executive di«
rector publicity bureau.
Mrs. lllair Banister. assistant.
Fliffnzwl ll. Snyder; assistant.
'l‘h evongresslonal campaign has
born when! in charge 0! this staff:
Seizutf‘.‘ .\. A. Jones of New Mex-
icu. rliitirman tor the senate.
Rep. Arthur B. Rouse of Ken-
turizy. «Thurman {or house of rcp-
I“t§‘lil-’iii\t:‘.
ii. K. lielllpstf‘ad. secretary.
Smith 'l‘rirnhle, treasurer.
Some {:nmirinen not. named in
this its: “ill also play important.
parts in thr- moves made by the
liemoernzie party in the campaign.
are Daniel (5. Roper. former
Iillf‘rilill revenue commissioner;
Thomas Taggart of Indiana; Nor-
man 1:. Mark of New York: George
\\'hiif‘ or Ohio: Homer S. Cummings
0': t‘onneriicut: Vance McCormick
of Pennsylvania. and Cordell Hull
0! Tennessee. The latter {our ore
former chairmen of the national
i-ommtttee. Tho men named here
will i~e members or a sort of board
nf strategy.
bly debate on disarmament and se-
riirity, with Prime Ministnr Mac-
Donald of Great. Rritnin, and Prent—
inr liei‘riot, of France. Tilt! chiet‘
speakers.
Greece rame out strongly than};
far the transfer of the Armenian rer—
fiiger-s to the "ntieasus and the rren—
tion there of an Armenian national
home.
55‘ Commissions Named.
gathering force.
'9: Thursday and Friday time been
(«finitely set apart for the Assem-
*
President Mtvtttt (ipeiimi tit: second
day of the League Asrwmhly todny by
announcing the formation of the six
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sixth-Wm political questions.
i-‘nreigii Minister .izut‘u. ei' Rou~
7‘.Hlil;l, was: rlzoscii Pi‘t‘Siti"‘iii oi the
organizeh
reduction of arms»
innSt, iniinvitanl runiniissinii. that.
whit-h “ill tilHt:llS>: all problems re-
lating in illi‘ itllllt‘llfln of urina-
lilt'llis. ina Hiding the pact. {or xnutu-
a? assriiuiii-e.
'l'hn rim-lion of the six vice presi-
«lrntn i-t‘ iii-i Assembly resulted in
the choice of the following:—
l.« mt llniirgr-ois. France: Lord
l‘ninmor; England: tax—Premier Sal-
Count Skrzynsky.
Foreign Minister of Poland; Fran-
rirco J. l'rrutla. (‘olumblan Mints-
ier to Switzerland; Tang Tsai-Fou.
L'hincso Minister to Switzerland.
LONDON, Sept. 2—~Premier Mae-
lirmairl left this morning {or Geiima.
“here he. is to llCutl the British dele-
gation in the filth assembly of the
League of Nations. now in session
there.
Commenting on reports that when
ho addresses the assembly on Thurs-
day he intends to propose immediate
proportional disarmament under the
control of the league. the Premier
said to the reporters: ’
"I am sorry to find all sorts of
prophecies being made which have
no foundation. '1 am not going to
Geneva. {or the purpose of linking”
speeches, though I will liave‘somc-
thing to any. but to try to demon-
strate by my presence how mucli'
confidence I have in the power of
the. league to do good work and how
anxious I am that every national
delegation shall be as strong and reg
presentative as possible."
Hughes Unwilling to Join in League
Disarmament Parley.
WASi-HNGTON. Sept. a—The fut.-
ted States government is willing to
enter an international conference to
negotiate a. convention for controll-
ing traffic in arms. but does not.
perceive "any useful purpose" would
be served by participating in the dis-
cussion or such a convention now
going on before the League of Nov
ttons Assembly. Secretary or State
Hughes said in s statement here ros-
tcrdsy. ' ,‘
Hughes' statement «as mode in
explanation of the American refusal
to adopt an invitation of the League
to sepd a. representative to the Gen-
:1“ Pectin: to consider the conven-
on. ..
f'rbis covemment has listed that
“it would be disposed to consider II~
{yon-siblinparticipstion in an 1139”»
lpristo international conference y to
associate and conclude a. convention.
m shaver to the lnyitstlon ‘m in
" his sense. ‘7
“It. should be observed., that the
..
meet. under consideration “is not
~W¢n 0! the ”moment of
cuts.“ but the ventral at
tn flirts. in. autonomous:
UNDE_lt_BAi.i.‘0T
Nl-AV YORK. Sept. 3.——Thc stock-
holders in the “Nickel Plate." Erie.
(fhr-sup-‘Lke and Ohio. Hocking Val-
lry and Pars Marquette railroads
lime before them today. for approv-
lil‘Ol‘ rejection. the plan of the Van
Sweringen brothers. of Clevellnd.
for n. merger of those properties into
one railroad system constituting
more than 9.000 miles of roadway
and stretching from St. Louis 1nd
Baywcw. Mich" to Newport. News,
Va.. and New York.
Although certain details of the
plan have been made public within
a few weeks. the proposal sent. to the
stockholders was the first. otllcisl
statement from the Van chringl‘i
brothers.
In W30!) in Four Months.
The mr rger has been engineered
with the banking support of J. 1".
Morgan 3; Co. and the First Nation-
at Bank ot‘ New York. The project
has becn'eoncetved and executed in
the shortest time ever allotted to a
merger or thcso proportions.
The new system. it. is believed, will
be in operation before the end at the
year.
"When the entire plan becomes
effective.” the Van Swerlngens stated
in their proposal to ”emit? holderl.
"tho new company will operate di-
rectly or through subsidiaries. up.
proximately 9.1“ miles of raid. in-
cluding lessod and controlled lines.
Its main lines will extend from the
Ports of New York “(1 Newport
News to coon lon- wlth the pun.
clpal Western, Northwestern and
Southwestern roads at the “tony;
or Chicago. Peoria: and St. Louis;
also {mule cutaway! of Louliviltc.
Clnclnnstl and Indisuupollg, Its
lines will reach such imporunt‘icitlos
as Rochester. Buflslo. ,Erie. Cleve-
land. Sandusks'. Toledo. Columbus
and Fort Wayne and will serve in-
dustrlal Michigan through Toledo
mid Detroit gateways.
"It will serve the trout Mahonlu
vulcy stool ‘dlltrlct. particularly
the plants and mitts st Shaun sad
Youngstowni also the rubber luau.
try at Afibu'ud vicinity. It will
serve. the ’cxtsudvr bituminous 1nd
anthracite fields of Northern Penn-
sylvsnia and the bituminous gold.
at Ohio. w”: Vin-giant and Kentucky
and word outlets from'flfom to flag.
m. to the Gran Lskes 1nd to the
North and. West.» .11 will atom to
the industrial territory of the Great
mes conttuuous momma” m,-
orlflnstlnx ails.” 1‘ «
Will Ont-alas 9'
‘A new cannula! 1s 1mg)“
with. totsl authorised capitol stock
a ”44.8053“ to scqulrs all the
mild. hid to bus asset or 81,500,.
009.000. The Von 8109an ex.
pru- the opinion that. the named
control sud Won will be benefi-
chl tomoqmpsnles Ind 1135mm.
no. - mock «an new corporal!“ 1'.
to ,éf’
Manx. soul. lw—(flnecisl to
Tho Motinsm »... The American
Around the \Vorld Flyers arrived at
Hawker my. Newfoundland at. 8:“
yesterday slimline” in planes hos. 3
sad d. A dispatch earlier in the day
from the -Mll\vnukce ut loo Tickle.
Lulu-odor. listed that the two planes
took off there and pain-ed out or
sill“. of the Milwsukoo at 11:25.
on scum U. s. anicnmonn,
Sept. twinned flutesormy planes
on their world flight hopped of!
tram Ice Tlc’klcflabrador. at 10:25
o‘clock. Eastern standard time. )‘OI-
lords! morntns.
'rns speeding planes posted over
the destroyer McFarland. stationed
‘ at Hurts Bay, Labrador. at 12:83
1'. 3t. Eastern standard time.
(Haiku Bay. Labrador, is about
sixty miles southeast of Cartwright
Bay and thus about lOO'mllos fur-
ther towsrd the tip of the labrsdor
Hawks/Bay:
. their ' way
pivot“ which
cu
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bgrliud. 3.1.5.. arrivcdi
Defence MacDonald. during the Wei-1‘
coming ceremonies arranged tor the
He ,wss. twisted. hy..Cspt. Conant
Taylor aboard the United Stiles des-
troyer Bury .shortlylstter his ar-
rival and lust- 1Vinita! the Canadian
destroyer Patriot. ‘
The at spherte‘ pail which has
shut .. out radio. communication wag
the units or the conveying fleet o
Newfoundland .and Labrador re«
malned unbroken up to a. late hour;
Lieuts. “Fade and Ogden spent the
morning overhauling the Boston,ll..
in which they will complete the
poninsuln from Joe Tickle. The
W'mP
feather-making materials in
winter laying—and I want
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In speaking of his contemplated
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