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WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. -- There was further evidence today that members of the French and American Debt Commissions hope to reach a speedy decision in regard to the terms of a compact for the funding of the French wartime debt to the United States.  

Speedy Agreement Is Expected.; FRENCH DEBTENVOYS DUE TO LAND TODAY

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Passengers Wish Caillaux Success.

Survivors to Enact Scene Before Shenandoah's Wreck

144 arrests made in raid of house at 141 W 69th St which had injunction against police interference, M Kalick and S Stern, proprietors, held as common gamblers with 4 others, 8 employes held as bookmakers

POLICE SMASH DOORS DESPITE INJUNCTION; GET 144 AS GAMBLERS; Obtain Warrants for Place Just Off Broadway and Batter Way In With Sledges. NO RESISTANCE IS OFFERED Raiders With Pistols Surround House, Watched for Months by Special Service Squad. FIND IRON BARS ON GATES Lawyers and Bondsmen Crowd Station as 14 Loads of Prisoners Are Brought In. POLICE SMASH DOORS DESPITE INJUNCTION

WASHINGTON, Sept. 22. -- While it was emphasized at the White House today that the President would do nothing and say nothing to discourage the League of Nations proposal for another international conference for the reduction and limitation of military armaments, what was said there indicated that there was little if any prospect that this Government would take part in the arms conference for which the League Assembly laid the foundation at Geneva yesterday.  

AMERICA WON'T JOIN LEAGUE ARMS PLAN; Coolidge Holds It Europe's Concern and Cites Lack of Congress Sanction. HIS CONFERENCE TO WAIT He Regards Present Effort With Sympathy and Will Be Guided by Its Results. AMERICA WON'T JOIN LEAGUE ARMS PLAN

Dealers see beginning of the end of London as the world's art sales centre in transfer to N Y, quotations from London art dealers and papers

RESENT TRANSFER OF LEVERHULME ART; England Sees in the Auction Here London's Decline as World's Sale Centre. MORE COLLECTIONS COMING Our Sales Methods Admired -- Some Leverhulme Art to Start Here Soon. RESENT TRANSFER OF LEVERHULME ART

Col. Coolidge Weds Couple Where President Took Oath

Opposes Mitchell plan of air service at Air Bd inquiry

CALL PLANES PART OF NAVY; Wilbur and Admirals Declare Division Would Mean Disaster.

Awaits result of inquiry into Shenandoah disaster before endorsing more dirigibles; thinks they are still practicable

Coolidge Still Thinks Dirigibles Practicable, But Awaits Result of Inquiry Before Urging More

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Testifies at court of inquiry into Shenandoah disaster

SHENANDOAH CRASH LAID TO POOR GIRDERS; Commander Kraus Says Control Car, Disabled, Evidently Crashed Into Ship's Keel. SURVIVORS ASSAIL THEORY Two Tell Naval Court They Found Some 'Brittle' Metal Near Broken Support. SHENANDOAH CRASH LAID TO POOR GIRDER

Envoys due to arrive; start will be made for Washington after French colony in N Y greets Caillaux

FRENCH DEBT ENVOYS DUE TO LAND HERE EARLY THIS MORNING; Liner Paris to Be Speeded to Pier by Customs and Immigration Officials. STAY IN NEW YORK BRIEF Start Will Be Made for Washington After French Colony Greets Caillaux. ALL READY FOR CONFERENCE Tentative Arrangements Already Made by Delegates to Sail for Home Oct. 2.

Bomb Hunt and Boat Drill on Berengaria; Warning Came of Infernal Machine Aboard

Has not definitely accepted campaign managership for Waterman

PREDICTS A RETURN OF CORRUPT RULE IF WALKER WINS; Republican Research Committee of Kings Attacks Senator's Record in Office. SAYS HE TOOK RETAINERS Links Him With the Packing and the Moving Picture Interests. HARVEY ASSAILS TAMMANY Declares It Did Not Keep Its Platform Pledges, Although in Control. PREDICTS A RETURN OF CORRUPT RULE

Unity with Russia hailed at lavish dinner, London

London 'Reds' at a Secret, Lavish Dinner Hall 'Unity With Russia' in Regal Splendor

RACCONIGI, Italy, Sept. 22. -- This sleepy little town, which is totally dedicated to agriculture and knows only the pleasure and amusements of a typical Italian small town, has been spending breathless days and sleepless nights watching preparations for Priness Mafalda's wedding tomorrow to Prince Philip of Hesse, or at least as much thereof as is visible outside the castle's walls.  

GALA DAY IN ITALY FOR ROYAL WEDDING; Royalty Gathers for Nuptials Today of Princess Mafalda and Prince of Hesse. KING GIVES FEAST TO POOR Racconigi Witnessing a Great Show -- Rich Wedding Gifts Arrive in Great Number. GALA DAY IN ITALY FOR ROYAL WEDDING

POPE GRANTS DISPENSATION.; Prince Philip, a Lutheran, Renounces His Rights to Succession.

NORMAN THOMAS OPENS CAMPAIGN FOR MAYOR; Socialist Says Real Issue Is 'Making Life More Tolerable for Millions of Workers.'

Seeks nomination as candidate for N Y S Supreme Court Justice; said to have backing of Steuben Society

OLVANY FACES FIGHT ON JUDICIARY SLATE; Dissension Over Choice of Amend for Supreme Court Grows on Convention Eve. STEUBEN SOCIETY HIS FOE A.G. Koelble Seeks Post -- First District Republicans Ready for Nominations.

MME. CASARES BOARDS HER RUM-RUNNING SHIP; Crew of the General Serret Permits Young Owner to Show the Craft to Friends.

Departure of U S warships Tulsa and Denver

American Warships Leave Nicaragua

WEDDING DISLIKED IN FRANCE.; Liberal Press Comments Unfavorably on German-Italian Alliance.

Denies resignation of Chmn O'Connor will be sought

COOLIDGE BACKS O'CONNOR; But Asks Why Government Ship Sales Cannot Be Hastened.

Denis Crispin Twitchett was a British Sinologist and historian, and is well known as one of the co-editors of The Cambridge History of China.

September 23, 1925

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Speedy Agreement Is Expected.; FRENCH DEBTENVOYS DUE TO LAND TODAY

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Passengers Wish Caillaux Success.

Survivors to Enact Scene Before Shenandoah's Wreck

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