Quezon Voices Philippine Stance on Japan Trade and Politics
Philippine Senate President Manuel L. Quezon says Japan has no intention beyond commerce in the Philippines and warns that a Japanese military victory would be dangerous. He notes racial differences as a barrier to alliance and discusses U S ties and independence prospects.
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Washington
Manuel L. Quezon
Philippine Senate
Independence
Quezon
Dapanene
Philippines
Japan
Filip
United States
The Real Work in Chicago April Soldiers Incident
Unclear OCR fragment describes a 19th or early 20th century Chicago incident involving soldiers and confrontation. The readable text notes a person entering a hive fight and a mention of 200 units or a score, but details are severely garbled and sources are incomplete.
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Chicago
Friceiit
Johnson Urges Awake America To Fix Government
Senator Johnson of California denounces national distress urging Americans to face urgent problems. He laments demobilized soldiers lack justice and work while government leaders are scattered abroad. He warns unemployment rises daily as foreign agitators exploit discontent.
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Washington
Johnson
California
Ludendorff recounts German push and peace hopes
General Ludendorff presents a wartime narrative citing Aug 8 offensives near Albert and Mondidier, meetings with Hertling Hintze and Hindenburg, and the crown council. He claims the war became unwinnable militarily, discusses peace feelers and armistice talks, and notes Kaiser and government readiness to quit under harsh terms.
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Land
Ludendorff
Albert
Mondidier
von Hertling
Ral von Hintze
Marshal von Hinden
Crown ‘Council
Ludendortt
Supreme Army
Mand
Eudendort
Baron Jurian
Laidendorff
Mercy Mission sends two million dollar relief train from Warsaw
A two million dollar relief train leaves Warsaw carrying Feller supplies and Sanitary workers from Poland. The convoy, organized by the Arm and associated societies, heads east of the River Bug to aid areas suffering hunger and typhus. Brest-Litovsk will host the relief expedition with 400 miles of telephone wire to connect Warsaw headquarters and other units.
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Warsaw
Bug
Brest-Litotsk
Vut
Montana Pair Forecast Cooler By Saturday
The Montana area forecast calls for a pair of cool days easing into weekend conditions. Temperatures dip by Saturday with a noticeable chill through Sunday as highs fall and overnight lows drop, signaling a cooler spell for the region.
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Montana
President III Work of Conference Goes Ahead
Paris April 4 Until late today no bulletin on President Wilsons condition. He remained under strain and deprival, walking and golf noted as his only diversions. Nurses not yet engaged, officials guarded the sickroom, as premiers and King Albert discussed on the same floor. The presidents voice grew husky, sparkingcomment and concern over his health.
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Paris
Wilson
Ments
Colon House
Mateno Affort
Albert
Tself
Oh George
Belgium's Case Presented in Peace Talks
Paris reports Belgium presses for rapid relief and reconstruction during peace conference. King Albert met with Wilson, House, Clemenceau, and Lloyd George to push three core aims: immediate aid of about 10 billion marks, securing raw materials from Helsinki and the United States, and cession of the left bank and Lemberg peninsula to Belgium.
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Associated Press
Paris
Belgium
Albert
Wilson
Colonel House
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Vouneil
Tome
Helsium
Enkt
United States
Beleiung
Lemberg
Famous Rainbow Tuang Its Back on the Rhine
In Coblenz a AP dispatch notes the Forty-second division heads home, with the first train scheduled to depart Ahrweiler Sunday morning and two trains leaving then, four daily for six days. Civilians in the occupied Rhine left bank area show increased enmity toward Americans over civilian circulation rules. Bolsehvism is said unlikely to gain traction in the U S zone. The Third army grants a mission to congressmen to address troops in the occupied zone, including Representative Julius Kuhn of California.
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Kaiser
von Hintze
Sateo Minster
Europe
Wileson
Berlin
von, Herting
Ukraine
Wilson
Supreme Army Command
Associated Press
Coblenz
Orty
Ahrweiler
Third Army
Julius Kuhn
California
Cablena
Treaty Wednesday of Next Week Reported in Paris
Paris April 4 Colonel House accompanied President Wilson and discussed the planned treaty with British authorities. The session touched on the Czech Slovak question reparation and wartime relief costs. Estimates place civilian losses at about 50 billion dollars, with Britain facing the largest pension item. the United States plans no equivalent claim.
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Colonel House
Associated Press
Paris
Housin
Wilson
War Office
Alice
House
Great Britain
United States
Aftermath of War Turns Ugly at Prison Farms
York, April 4. Sleut, Col J Kincaid, former judge advocate of the Twenty-seventh division, attacks prison farms in France, alleging brutal treatment of American soldiers held for minor offenses. He cites an official report by Lieut Col Mashew Wainwright describing brutal drills and blows at prison farm No 2 in Paris. Disciplinary actions were promised, but details remain unclear.
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York
Sleut
J Kincaid
Ina Nt
Rench
Mashew Wainwright
Paris
Soldiers Can Register Until Ten Tonight
Soldiers may register by ten tonight for the nenefit of those sot 'ope Oblock. The call urges eligible men to ensure their names are on the register to aid the community effort and support local needs.
Gallant Little Army of the North Triumphs Over Bolsheviks
London dispatch with official statement reports Allied forces repelling Bolshevik attacks east of Bolanoun tzera. March 21 operations cited. enemy losses described as slight while Allied strengths shown as valued.
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London
Holehesiete i
Bolanoun Tzera
Heteetea
Youron
Slarch
Thanedtndey Bn
RoetRern
Americans Scan Motive in Tale of Disaster
Paris dispatch notes American reading of British claims on Archangel area in Northern Russia. It cites W P Richardson and forces in Murmansk and Archangel districts facing danger while outlining limited relief options by sea. Officials question if British statement overstated the crisis to justify reinforcements.
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Paris
Archangel
Russia
Muransk
W.P. Richardson
Bolshevisk
Ate Tnt
Healey
Murmansk
Becaue
Once Fierce Friberger Had Fine Plan Fixed
Berne reports chairman Mathias Hrebers er of the German armistice Commission was accused of drafting terms that included annexations of Belgium Normandy and southeastern English towns. The plan, attributed to generals Falkenhayn Moltke and Admiral von Tipt, aimed at a large war indemnity and prewar debt settlement.
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Friberger
Berne
Prench
Mathias Hreberser
Landauer
Belgium
Normandy
England
Germany
Herr Landauer
Herr Landauer Asserted That Th Terms Were Approved In Principel
von Falkenhayn
von Moltke
von Tipit
Food relief for Germany falters despite treaty
April estimates from Herbert Hoover show 180000 tons of grain may be delivered to Germany this month. German stocks of grain and potatoes are expected to run out before June. Ships cannot land cargoes in Germany within six weeks, raising doubts about feeding Germany until the next harvest.
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Germany
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Relief Organization
Hoover
Vines Not Bid Amid Threw of Prison Threats
Petition confusion surrounds Dunn and McCarthy bids for mayor and treasurer. Vines in charge of office rejects the filings as late. Wheeler presses for recognition while Maloney hints at a possible holdover as Helena awaits. Swanson to act as mayor during Maloney’s absence.
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WF Dunn
J. McCarthy
Dunn
Mccarthy
W. F Dunn
James J. McCarthy
Andent Teliet
John Vines
Sss
Vines
Wheeler
Thy
Grounds
Myna
Vines Repite Weill
WF. Dunn
N .B. Dunn
M Meyer
Cna
Catts
Treacy
Maloney
Helena Charles Swanson
Back Their Boats May Return of Dutch Ships
New York reports negotiations underway for the early return to owners of 47 Dutch ships seized by the United States in March 1918. Delivery may begin by May, with ships totaling about 33,000 tons weight and owners to receive approximately 4 million dollars in monthly installments. Paris offers reassuring news on President Wilson's bedside. doctors deem him to stay in his room for at least one more day.
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New York
United States
Hewsee
Shipping Board
Crner
Associated Presa
Paris
Winan
Hag Ssident
Teast Tor
Salt Lake Rotary Meet Notes Amidst Election Nonsense
A chaotic local page mentions Salt Lake Rotary meeting notes and a contested inquest. Harrington suffers injuries after an incident at a decamped event. A Butte market report cites Rathore and other names amid a crowded voting precinct scene.
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National Guard
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