Peace conference moves prompt Italian return
Paris reports the big three invite Italy to resume talks as Premier Orlando meets British officials. An Italian delegation may be recalled within forty eight hours, easing a rift over territorial adjustments and personal disputes at the peace conference.
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Paris
Associated Press
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Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Council of Three
Italy
Fiorello H. Laguardia
United States House of Representatives
Japan to Return Kiachow to China Within Year
Paris reports a peace conference settlement that keeps Sino Japanese relations on current terms. Japan plans to surrender Kiachow within a year to prove good faith as the League of Nations debates regional policies.
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China
Herbert Bayard Swope
the Press Publishing Co
New York World
Paris
Japan
League of Nations
Dournal
Hina
Wilson
Peking
Shantung Peninsula
Tokio
Urshaken
League of Natione
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France
French Move to Occupy Budapest and Install Regime
A Vienna despatch reports that France plans to occupy Budapest with French troops in concert with Hungary’s neighbors to establish a military dictatorship pending a constitutional government. No official confirmation yet, but evidence suggests this planned campaign.
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Budapest
Uupie
Landen
Pisily
Ashmend Hartett
Vienna
Enient
Hungary
Pudapest
Youth accused of plotting to murder French premier
A youth is charged with conspiring to kill France’s premier. Police report an alleged plan and arrest details, with authorities stating the case involves a serious national security threat. The article identifies the suspect and mentions the location and dates tied to the investigation.
German Bolsheviks Pin Hopes On Famine
Berlin officials report radical groups plotting to delay food relief as Munich falls to government troops in a decisive crackdown. The collapse ends the last major communist stronghold. Neske praised for defense while Bolsheviks seek to stall improvement of feed conditions amid demoralization and entrenched government forces.
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Munich
Germany
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Herr Nozke
Merchal von Hindenburgh
Neske
Bavaria
Political Soviet
Ljiehkneect Red
Cgerman Bolsheviki
Liberty Loan Records Shattered at New York Rally
At a New York Liberty Loan rally held at the Hippodrome on May 4 subscriptions totaled 11,250,060 dollars for Victory notes breaking all previous records. The Metropolitan Opera House event had the next-highest total at 7,500,000 dollars. Admiral William S. Sims spoke and General Pershing's headquarters band performed before departure for France.
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New York
Hippodrome
Metropolitan Opera House
Cardinal Mercier
Belglum
Wim. H. English
Wm. Hi. Rimma
United States
Bovy
Fragmentary note on Beoe harhar event dated 7 ap
Fragmented OCR text references a Beoe harhar event dated 7 ap with unclear details and respondent names missing. The readable portion suggests a note or notice about a schedule or occurrence but specifics are not discernible.
Belgium Gall Delegates Home For Conference
Morning Journal reports Brussels will host a cabinet meeting to decide Belgian participation in a peace conference. Three delegates recalled for a royal palace talk. outcome may affect gold payments, allied loans, and German reparations and reconstruction terms.
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Brussels
Royal Palace
Jaeken
Belgium
Acer Pintia
Nation Heise
Germany
Despair in Polish Jewish Communities Reported
American eye witnesses for the Joint Distribution Committee report destitution hunger and disease ravaging Polish and southeastern European Jewry. Descriptions include starving children and freezing women while anti Semitic tensions rise in Czecho- Moravia and Mesopotamian areas, with millions donated to aid.
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New York
Poland
Europe
Felix Warburg
of Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Goris DD
Bogen
Menen
Brea
Ceecho-Maorakia
Henry Gi. Alcheru
Hetty Goldman
Mnaxtir
End of German Army Mobilization Marks Reichswehr Transition
A 1974 report notes the demobilization close and the start of the Reichswehr as the new German army. It cites about 225,000 personnel under arms across all classes, according to American intelligence estimates.
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Cobleng
Ee A&eo
Pressi
Reichswehr
Germany
Food ships to be released for general commerce
New York May 4 The director of operations at the government agency announced that vessels used for carrying food aid will soon be assigned to commercial and export trade. Officials said the return of ships from Europe and other regions will allow a June start for commercial loading and shipments.
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New York
Lor
Oe BS
Gail
Europe
Bavarian Trooper Blows Minds in London May Day Scene
An unclear fragment mentions Bavarian and republican troops in London on May Day with chaotic phrasing about a blowing brain scene. No clear events, dates, or names to confirm details.
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London
Mparsia
Victory Loan lagging prompts urgency for speed
Washington officials insist the Victory Loan campaign lags more than any other fund drive. Secretary Glass urges faster mobilization as the drive nears, aiming to boost contributions and honor the national effort.
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Y Morning Journal
Washington
Kolchak Establishes Siberian Government Stable Output
The Omsk administration under Admiral Kolchak has transformed scattered Siberian authority into a centralized government. With over 70 million people under its reach, ministers deliberate daily to enact two dozen new laws replacing imperial ones, creating a new legal framework amid reconstruction.
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Omsk
Admiral Nolchak
Siberia
Kolchak
Pacific
Tim
Council of Ministers
Vanderbilt speaker suspended by authority at May meeting
A Nashvil le tent meeting was interrupted as a speaker linked to Vanderbilt University was suspended today by an unnamed authority during the first meeting on May 1. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Nashville
Russell Beatt
Vanderbilt Uniers
Wappro
Whit
Wounded Men Return from Brest Transfer
Wounded soldiers were returned from Brest aboard and transferred to the base hospital. The report notes arrival and medical care at the naval hospital position.
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Hali Fe En
Brest
Wave Base
Tax on Luxuries Explained by Roper
Washington May 1 Tax rules under the new revenue act were clarified by Commissioner Reeper. The tax applies to sales by manufacturers producers and importers and is based on the price charged. Rates range from 4 percent for autos to 100 percent for dirks and daggers with a 6 percent jewelry tax on adornments.
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Washington
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Reeper
Rebellion reported raging in Bulgaria
Rebel forces clash with government troops in Sofia as a rebellion against the Coburg dynasty surfaces. Reports name Ferdinand, former ruler, and mention Coburg and Gotha connections amid abdication and exile notes.
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Bulgaria
Goldfish Dyeing Booms in London Markets
The report notes that Psaen Goldfish and Janion May 4 are selling well in London. Vendors are dyeing common goldfish to boost appeal, but the color fades in about three days. Before the war England sourced most of its goldfish from Germany.
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Janion
London
England
Germany
Budapest regime urged to halt fighting in Hungary
Vienna reports the Budapest government appealed to President Wilken to stop the marching troops surrounding Hungary. The appeal urged an end to bloodshed and praised the Soviet for efforts toward good government amid claims of maintaining order.
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Wildon
Budapest
Y Morning Journal
Cleadro
Vienna
Ateelated
Gaviel
Wilken
Epethie
Counbre
Budapest crisis persists as Hungarian red army grows
Budapest remains unsettled as the Hungarian communist government rejects Czech and Romanian demands. Aimed to defend territory, Budapest plans a large red army, roughly 190000 officers and men, with many cadres being Hungarians and about one third willing to fight.
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Vienna
Budapest
Irish Plead for Full Separation from the Empire
Court Justice Daniel Caghlan of the Irish Vaes convention in Philadelphia issued a statement tonight to clear up misunderstandings about Ireland seeking complete independence from Britain. The appeal comes as New York reports Ireland’s push for freedom and self rule reaching the peace conference agenda.
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Moria
Bercial
New York
Mer
Ireland
British Empire
Daniel Cagkhlan
Philadelphia
America
Peace Conference Talks Delayed Amid Italian Recall and Munich Downfall
Reports say Italy may return to the peace conference as four nations’ delegates rejoin talks after a pause. In Rome, Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino discussed terms with French and British diplomats while Paris and the council seek to remove personal elements from negotiations. In Munich, government troops control most of the city with heavy casualties reported. Hungary’s capital and Budapest unrest continue.
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Orlando
Kilis Jones Griffith
Home Office
Paris
Lloyd George
London
Italy
Camille Barrere
Delegantis
Paria
Souneil of Four
Piaume
Dalmatian
Vatri
Pointe
Eain
Monnine
Council of Three
Bonday
Poincare
Wilson
Usiziam
Albert
Corfereres Bunday
Antwersp Biunday
Pelehin
Munich
Bavaria
Buadpest
Red Consul Ousted After Budapest Return
Alexie Rotger, Hungarian development representative, returned to Vienna from Budapest to find the legation occupied by counterrevolutionists. He was refused admission and officers reported large sums of money and stocks at the legation, including currency and bonds.
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Tet
Alexie Rotger
Budapest
Norgar
Enelich
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