Wilson Holds Only Peace of People Can Endure
Paris April 25 United Press reports that President Wilson will sign no peace conflicting with the fourteen points. He relies on world public opinion to enforce a just peace including Fiume and Shantung. The president’s stance is seen as broader than the Italian case and aims to shape the final settlement with Allied support.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
Paris
America
Wilson
Fiume
Japan
Shantung Peninsula
America Cheer With Denunciation Of Wilson Across Italian Cities
Hundreds of thousands joined anti Wilson protests across Italy with crowds in Turin Genoa Bologna and Milan cheering America while denouncing the U S president. Demonstrations urged Italy not to concede on Fiume and Dalmatia and denounced Wilson as speakers faced storms of approval. A reception was planned for Premier Orlando after news of his departure from Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camillo Cainfarra
United Press
Rome
Italy
America
Turin
Genoa
Bologna
Milan
Wilson
Fiume Dalmatia
Orlando
Paris
Italian Deputies Demand Fiume and Islands in League Stance
A group of deputies passed a resolution urging Italy refuse joining the League of Nations unless awarded Fiume Sara and the Dardanelles Islands. Epoca mocks Wilson claiming his opposition is personal while noting American sympathy with Italian aims and that Illinois New York and Wilson advisers favor Italy's minimum program.
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Amillo
Cianfarra
United Press
Rome
Italy
Leage of Nations
Fiume
Sara
Dalematian Islands
Wilson
Epoca
Illinois
New York State
Victory loan notes draw buyers at high 4 3 4 percent rate
Treasury officials report eighty percent of Victory loan buyers prefer notes at 4 3 4 percent, while 3 3 4 percent notes attract few purchasers. Higher rate notes show wide distribution, though overall subscriptions are down versus previous loans. Louis B. Franklin calls 3 3 4 percent notes rich-man bonds due to tax considerations and large purchase thresholds.
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Washington
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Louis B. Franklin
War Loan Organization
Cold snap damages Athens county crops but losses limited
Reports from Timesville Hockingport Frost and New Marshfield through noon credit last night's severe cold with limited damage in Athens county. Fruit and wheat damage varies by location Amesville records 26.5 degrees with some fruit loss. Hockingport Frost report light fruit change. New Marshfield no wheat damage but uncertain fruit loss. Continuous cold may threaten unprotected garden crops tonight.
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Timesville
Hockingport
Frost
New Marshfield
DeLashnntt
Athens County
Columbus
Lake Erie
Ohio
Ohio Valley
Amesville
Athens
Ohio Opens Year Against Strong Opponent in Conference
Ohio faces a tough start as Coach Gullum's O. Va. team meets Witenberg College in the first Ohio conference game. The Lutherans boast one of the fastest nines in the league and Ohio’s wrecking crew is expected to provide a fierce test. Dr. Ellis will pitch, Captain Chapman will frame, with a lineup from Newman, Bradbury, Chapman, Trone, Senft, Stockdale, White, Grover, Fuller, Andrews, Marshman, Wyman, Kennard, and Kincaid, as coal deposits are reported in the Belgian Kongo.
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Gullum
O. VA
Ohio
Witenberg College
Ellis
Chapman
Newman
Bradbury
Trone
Senft
Stockdale
White
Smith
Grover
Fuller
Andrews
Marshman
Wyman
Kennard
Kincaid
Ohio fruit crop losses from heavy frost hit state wide
Ohio fruit growers faced about 500000 dollars in losses after a killing frost Thursday night. Cherries peaches plums and pears suffered most as temperatures dropped to 28 degrees, with apples less affected. Wheat partly escaped. heaters failed to save blossoms. Weather may reveal full damage in days ahead.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
State Department of Agriculture
Butter in Cold Storage Dips from Last Year
Washington report shows butter in storage on April 15 totaled 9,906,743 pounds, down almost 20 percent from the previous year. Eggs in storage reached 1,455,898 pounds, a slight rise over last April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
A Lawn Party Revue at the Opera House Tonight
Tonight at 8 15 PM the Opera House hosts A Lawn Party Revue described as the showiest of the season. More than a hundred seats remain available and hurry is urged.
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Opera House
Wau Ton Lee Detained Over Hidden Loot In Chicago
In Chicago on April 25 Wau Ton Lee aimed to become a real American but left 200 pounds concealed in his shoe tip. He parted from his footwear with a bootblack who discovered the money.
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Chicago
Dinner Honors William Brown War Hero
In Philadelphia a dinner was held for William Brown decorated for bravery and rendered deaf and dumb by shell shock. He became elated and forgot his affliction delivering a thank you speech before outdistancing his pursuers.
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Philadelphia
William Brown
William
Victory Medal Program for World War I Service
Lieutenant Colonel Connelly announced in Ath ens that Victory medals will be issued to all men who served fifteen days in the U S army between April 1917 and November 11 1918. Discharges may be mailed or presented in person at the local recruiting office to receive medals and Battle Clasps for thirteen major offensives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connelly
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
Athens
United States Army
France
Germany
Chapin
Jacksonville
Glouster
Harold M. Henry
Stewart
Freeze Destroys Blair County Fruit Crop
Blair County suffered total crop loss as temperatures dropped below freezing last night. Early vegetation was killed, and the fruit crop was wiped out across the area around Altoona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Blair County
Springfield bill targets judge attire in court robes
In Springfield on April 25 a bill by Representative Shearer proposes a fifty dollar fine for a judge who wears a robe, with supreme court justices excluded from the penalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Representative Shearer
Supreme Court
Sisters Meet Tonight to Plan Sale Proceeds
All sisters of men of the 37th division are invited to a 6 30 PM business meeting in Dean Voigt's waiting room Central Building. The group will decide how to use funds raised from the recent sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters of Men
Dean Voigt
Italians Seek Aid From Japan in Fiume Crisis
Paris dispatch reports Ambassador Mat sui of Japan called to Italian headquarters as Rome and Tokyo coordinate on Fiume and Shantung disputes. Japanese anger over Chinese territory gains and the League of Nations amendment prompts strong feeling. Sonnino delays return as Italian leaders depart amid cheers from officers and civilians.
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United Press
Paris
Matsui
France
Fiume
Shantung Penisula
Germany
League of Nations
Japan
Italy
Sonnino
Rome
Salandra
Diaz
Orlando
Signor
Barzilai
British Not Alarmed by Italian Move in Paris Talks
British peace delegates say Italy’s withdrawal from the Paris conference is not permanent citing Italy’s weak economic and financial position. They reiterate the Pact of London stands but does not yield Fiume to Italy. Lloyd George Clemenceau suggested economic rather than territorial compromises. Orlando’s ally says Orlando sees little use in staying in Paris due to a gap with Wilson.
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Lowell Mellett
United Press
Paris
Italy
London
Fiume
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Wilson
Ohio Regimen Returns Home After Italian Front
The 332nd regiment arrived in Cleveland in two sections with the full unit following in waves. Officers rejected Congressman's charges that some soldiers and officers were mistreated and drank excessively, insisting the troops earned praise. Lieut. Col. William Everson pledged the men will refute the criticism and defend their honor.
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Cleveland
332Nd Regiment
Ohio
332D
Italy
Piave
McCullough
Rockford Girls Form Postwar Social Club The Cooties
In Rockford Illinois on April 25 the girls formed a postwar social club named the Cooties. Their motto is We stick closer than a brother. The article notes the new group's formation and its stated motto.
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Rockford, Ill
Rockford
The
Lawn Party Revue Performs Tonight in One Night Show
Tonight premieres Lawn Party Revue in a single performance described as a great big gorgeous show. The run is billed as the first and only presentation with high energy and audience appeal.
Aged Frost Man Dies at Toledo Funeral
Henry Patton 70 of Frost collapsed at a funeral in Athens for Mrs. Celinda Rowell of Toledo. He told friends he felt fine before turning to the grave and suddenly died, apoplexy suspected. Funeral plans were not announced.
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Henry Patton
Athens
Celinda Rowell
Toledo
Patton
Spring cold grips nation with frost across large region
Washington reports a nationwide relapse to winter as freezing temperatures spread from the Ohio River southward. Light snow touches the Lake region and upper Ohio Valley while rains and snows push temperatures down in New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Washington
Rockies
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio River
Kentucky
Virginia
Lake
Ohio Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Federal plan targets fake stock sales in Chicago area
Federal Judge Landis and District Attorney Charles F. Clyne plan a department for criminal prosecution of hundreds of fake stock sellers. Warrants were issued for three Black Diamond Oil Company officials as the effort intensifies in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Landis
Charles F. Clyne
Clyne
Ohio to organize two National Guard regiments by June 30
Word from Major Carter in Washington to Adjutant General Layton says Ohio is authorized to form two National Guard regiments before June 30. First access will be for members of the 37th and Rainbow divisions.
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Columbus
Layton
Carter
Washington
Ohio
37Th
Rainbow
Victory Loan subscriptions hit 6.5 million in Franklin County
Columbus April 25 subscriptions to the Victory Loan in Franklin County totaled $6,500,000 by noon today as crowds joined in the drive to support war financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Franklin County Victory
Harriett Huntington Denies Knowing Two Claimed Husbands
In Boston on April 25 Harriett Huntington said she did not remember the two of three husbands police say she has. The two husbands testified they married her, while she questioned their claims.
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Boston
Harriett Huntingtton
LIFT PART OF IT NEW YORK April 25
Police find a half bottle of champagne beside a looted case leading to arrests. The report notes copper is South Australia’s leading mineral product followed by salt and iron ore.
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New York
Bova
South Australia
Allies Confidence Orlando Will Return Or Be Replaced
Paris April 25 Premier Orlando left Paris with Signor Barizilai as allied officials express confidence he will return or another Italian statesman will take his place. He left Gare de Lyon at 10 30 pm after a rallying ovation for his stand on Fiume. The big four met yesterday to discuss the Italian crisis and aim for a factory solution aided by parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Orlando
Signor Barizilai
Gare de Lyon
Sonnino
Rome
Fiume
Edward VII
Cit
Supreme
e@conomic
Europe
Italy
Count Zuccini
Baltic
North Seas
Germany
Czecho- Slovakia
Hamburg
Brewers face prosecution over wartime beer limits
Philadelphia April 25. Attorney General Palmer said brewers making beer containing 2.75 percent alcohol after May 1 will be prosecuted by the department of justice. Wholesale wartime prohibition enforcement will follow after May. Bottling beer falls under the revenue department, not the justice department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Department of Justice
Palmer
Revenue Department
Two Firemen Die in Million Dollar Baltimore Fire
In Baltimore Maryland last night a spectacular blaze at St Marys Industrial School for Boys killed two firemen and injured fourteen. The damage is placed near one million dollars with about five hundred thousand dollars in insurance coverage.
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Baltimore
St. Marys
Rainbow outfits greet Leviathan arrival in New York Bay
Delegations from many states greet the big transport Leviathan as it docks at five o’clock with the Rainbow division troops. The liner sailed from Brest on April 18 carrying 12 050 men including the 168th infantry and several artillery, headquarters, and support units. Generals George W Read and Douglas MacArthur are aboard along with Major General Samuel D Sturgiss.
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New York
Rainbow Division
Brest
168Th Infantry
117Th
149Th Field Artillery
250Th Field Artillery
84Th Infantry
166Th Infantry
42Nd Division
Leviathap
George W. Read
42Nd
Er Douglas McArthur
Sth
Samuel D. Sturgiss
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