Strength of Kolchak's Siberian Authority Grows
The Associated Press reports fromOmsk on April 27 that Admiral Kolchak has built a central government in months, extending his authority from the Urals to the Pacific. Despite foreign interference and legal gaps, he issues new laws daily and consolidates control across diverse groups including cooperative societies unions parties revolutionists and Cossacks.
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Admiral Kolchak
Siberia
Skolchak
Co-Operative Sa
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Social Democrats Cossacks
Xtesport
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Nce
Siberian Troops Score Near Orenburg Advance
Siberian forces push toward Samara and Orenburg as Bolsheviks evacuate Orenburg town. They occupy Bugulma Menselinsk and Glastow to the north Ward. Cavalry and infantry formations grow with Allied equipment arriving, improving morale as 200000 strong army under Kolchak holds the front.
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Orenburg
South Russia
Sasvara
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Bugulma
Menselinsk
Glastow
Volga
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Great Britain
France
Sale Breaks Record At City Rally In New York
New York on May 4 reports a record subscriptions night as an audience at a charity rally subscribed 100 worth of Victory notes. An autographed picture of Cardinal Mercer of Beleiting sold to William H. Engist for 1600 dollars.
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Huson River
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Liberty Loan Committee
John T. Pratt
Women's Liberty Loan Committee
Petrancis Silver Becomes Youngest Alderman
In a local election, Petrancis Silver was elected the youngest alderman. Mayor Maloney expresses satisfaction with the outcome as Agnines and Catholic church voices are noted in the coverage. The report mentions Mayoral remarks and ongoing community response.
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Petrancis Silver
Agnines
Maloney
Jon Chunens
Blate
Seaplane Hop Across Atlantic Delayed Again
New York reporters note the planned seaplane hop across the Atlantic faces postponement amid weather concerns. The three aviators Hawker and Mum will attempt the historic crossing from Newfoundland’s Rocks yanı training station as conditions delay their first try.
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New York
Newt
Rocks
Newfoundland
Hawker
Mum
Loan Campaign Progress and Glass Urges Final Drive
Washington May 4 The Victory loan campaign enters its final week with Secretary Glass urging committees to exceed the 4 1/2 million quota. Subscriptions to date show only about one third of the total raised. districts like Minneapolis and Chicago lead in early tallies as the effort pivots to big-money work to push the drive over the top.
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King
Glass
Treasury
Petitor
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Chicago
Huns Satisfied Asks No Questions In Negotiations
Paris May 4 Associated Press reports the interallied commission found no questions to raise in Italian reprene negotiations. German delegates had reserve on the point and Bavaria’s rebellion adds tension. Henry White and others prepared a report in Paris for submission to the allied powers.
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Associated Press
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Questio
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Jay
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Budapest situation stays in doubt amid troop claims
Vienna dispatches report Budapest clings to control as Hungarian authorities deny ceding land to Czech Romanian and Serbo French forces. The Budapest Soviet government is said to be assembling a red army of about 100000, with hungry troops and old officers being replaced as leaders.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Budapest
Hungaria
Fall of Communists in Munich Sparks Relief Across Berlin
Associated Press reports Berlin greets the collapse of a Munich insurrection as the Ebert Scheidemann government breathes easier. Hindenburg retires as army chief. Bavaria’s turmoil ends with Bolshevik defeat, easing fears of broader uprisings in Germany.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Ebert and Scheidemann
Atial von Hindenburg
Noske
Munich
Bremen
Hamburg
Halle
Duseldorf
Lost Battalion misnomer clarified by general
New York May 4 Maj Gen Robert Alexander of the Seventy seventh division says the famed Lost Battalion in the Argonne was not tested or rescued. He notes much of the withering fire came from supposedly friendly French artillery in the ravine where Lieut Col Whittlesey’s men stood on October 7. The unit was temporarily cut off from other elements of the division.
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New York
Seventy-seventh Division
Robert Alexander
Seventy-seventh
Charles Whittesey
Alexander
Italy Delegates Recalled as Paris Peace Talks Resume
AP reports that Italian delegates left Paris after Britain France and the United States refused to grant Hanky’s claim to Flame and the Dalmatian Coast. They were invited to return, with hopes talks will resume where left off. In Rome, French and British diplomats discuss the controversy with Ore lando and Sonnine In’an as they seek a territorial settlement acceptable to all. Belgium’s cabinet calls delegates home for a conference to decide if offered conditions are acceptable, while Antwerp hosts a demonstration demanding allied pledges be fulfilled. Munich sits under government control with up to 800 deaths claimed, and Budapest’s fate unsettled as Czech Serbian and Romanian troops plan to surround the city.
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Flame
Rome
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Sonnine
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Belgium
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Budapest
Mexican Congress faces finance problem in extra session
Washington reports that Mexico’s finance minister Cabrera warned Congress not to pay debts now, awaiting the outcome of the Tunis peace conference. Officials cite a 1918 deficit near 7 million pesos, with potential true gap around 96 million pesos after adjustments for confiscated assets and extraordinary revenues.
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Washington
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Calinet
Mexico
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Cabrera
Ine
Tehuantepec Railway
Concen
Casera
Carewa
Wells-Fargo
Mexican Express
Wilson spends day in famous forest in France
President Wilson, with Mrs. Wilson and Rev. Admiral Grayson, tours Fontainebleau forest by automobile after a study morning. The party visits Hotel Barbizon, a frequent haunt of the French paters. Lieut Hunter Liggett assumes command of the Third United States Army in the occupied zone, relieving Maj. Gen. McGlachlin.
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Wilson
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Iral Grayson
Barbizon
Patere
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Associated Coblenz
Hunter Liggett
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Third United States Army
General Liggett
1 McGlachlin
Ariny of Occupation
Cannot Pay War Claims If Applicant In Dying Condition
Washington May 4 Claims for deaths of men in military service from natural causes or battle are not payable under the war risk insurance act if the application for insurance was made while the applicant was in a dying condition, the war risk insurance bureau explained today.
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Washington
War Risk Insurance Act
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Walsh Return to Montana Spells League of Nations Hope
Helena dispatch reports United States Senator T J Walsh has returned home for rest before congress resumes. He expects the extra session to sit by June and trusts the peace treaty and League of Nations will be ratified by a two thirds majority after debate begins. He also notes Montana events and predicts silver mining revival and possible $1.29 on demand from the Orient.
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United States
T. J. Walsh
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Gere Mans
Montana
Orient
Spartacans wreck a troop train near Munich
A Zurich dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports Bavarian Spartacan forces blew up a train carrying republican troops near Munich. Many dead are said to be in the wreckage. The dispatch also notes the shooting of Lannauer, the Baskarian Soviet government's minister of enlightenment, by government troops at Bamberg.
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Munich
Zurich
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lonaya
Bamberg
Lannauer
Meant No Harm But He’s In A Bad Hole
A youth named Cornillon was seized near the home of the Clee eau and found with schist literature in his possession. He said he did not want to kill the premier, only to make a gesture and knew Emile Cottin who shot Mr. Clemens eau. Cornillon is from Venay, and the context mentions a gathering at Laeken with government members and state ministers.
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Cornillon
Carryetto
Emile Cottin
Mr. Clemenseau
Venay
Italy Reinvited to Peace Conference by Wilson Clemenceau and George
Paris May 4 The council of three led by Presidents Wilson Clemenceau and Premier Lloyd George invited Italy to resume its place at the peace conference. Officials hope Italian delegates will return before the treaty is delivered to Germany and a territorial settlement may follow. Maj La Guardia said the Italian question could be settled within 48 hours.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Italy
Council of Three
Firello H. la Guardia
United States House of Representatives
New York
Colonel House
Rome
Aslied
Camille
OFC
Yenterday
Posibie
Adriatic
Ution
Maura Maintains Post as Spanish Premier by Royal Decree
Madrid on May 3 reports King Alfonso confirmed Antonio Maura as premier after budget passage debates. The king issued a royal decree dissolving parliament and Maura’s government received strong backing from political circles despite pressure from factions.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Alfonso
Antonio Maura
Maura
Corten
Would Kill I Vindivont Montreal Lay on the Lite of Rivsatan
Fragmentary OCR reads like a cryptic note referencing Montreal, Rivsatan, and a potential harmful intent. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons emerge to form a factual summary.
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Vindivont
Montreal
Belgium Upset by Peace Terms Sparks Public Demonstrations
Brussels reports public opinion across Belgium as outraged by the peace terms. Prime Minister Hymans and the Belgian delegation in Paris face pressure to secure full indemnification and reconstruction, including raw materials and treaty revision. Demonstrations in Antwerp echo demands for harsher terms and adherence to promises to Belgium.
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Brussels
Belgium
Great Britain
Ine
Antwerp
Paris
Albert
Budapest Reds Celebrate May Day With Red Orgy
The May Day display in Budapest featured red streetcars and mobiles across streets, with stands bearing the message This is the day of freedom and world brotherhood. Bela Kun and other Soviet leaders spoke as party costs, including 12,000,000 marks, strained the economy amid a largely orderly but repressive regime.
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