State Agricultural College starts vocational training for disabled soldiers
Dr. A M Soule leads a government funded program offering vocational training at the State Agricultural College for disabled veterans. Participants receive lab books and incidentals paid, plus monthly personal expense stipends. the plan aims to place veterans in shop and school training nationwide through the Federal Vocational Board and War Risk Insurance.
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A. M. Soule
State Agricultural College
Federal Vocational Board of Atlanta
United States
Federal Vocational Board For the
War Department
Whch
Federal Vocational Board
Hame
Red Cross
Bureau of Warfink Insurance
Federal Board
Forsyth Building
Atlanta
Phil Campbell
Federal Board For Vocational Education
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
J. Foster Searles
the Red Cross
Germany
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Washington, D. C
American Red Cross
Feder Board
Bureau
Ziron Iron Tonic Promised To Restore Vitality After Illness
A testimonial promotes Ziron Iron Tonic as a cure for weakness and languor following illness. It claims lack of iron causes pallor and low energy, urges use after typhoid fever, and notes J B Cifton of Lyons Georgia reports restored appetite and strength after trying Ziron. All druggists offer it with a guarantee.
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J. B. Ciifton
Lyons, Ga
Soldiers May Now Convert Term Insurance
Washington April 23 The war risk insurance bureau director Lindsley said new life policies allowing conversion of soldiers and sailors term insurance will be ready by June 1. Applications are being received now with no wide campaign planned. efforts will push to keep term insurance in force.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lindsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
German Prisoners Must Be Returned If Treaty Signed
Amsterdam April 23 The German Peace plenipotentiaries have been instructed not to sign a peace treaty unless it provides for the immediate and unconditional return of German prisoners of war.
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Associated Press
Amsterdam
Frankfort Zeitung
Governor of Korea Probes Report of Christians Shot
Seul April 23 The governor general of Korea investigates charges that Japanese troops near Beul five miles southeast summoned male Christians to church, shot and bayoneted them, then burned the church and other houses.
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Associated Press
Seul
Governor General of
Korea
Beul
Belief Japan Will Join League Despite Racial Clause
Tokio reports indicate well informed quarters expect Japan to join the league of nations even if the racial clause of the covenant is rejected by the peace conference.
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Japan
League of Nations
Associated Press
Tokio
Quarter Billion Subscribed to Victory Loan
A quarter of a billion dollars was subscribed to the Victory Loan and reported through banks and Federal Reserve districts to the treasury. This likely covers the first two days of the period and excludes millions in pledges paid over time on the initial installment.
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Washington
Federal Reserve District
The
Treasury
Need More Facts Not More Law
Washington April 23 The court martial system needs more facts not more law Col John Wigmore temporary officer and noted law student but staunch defender of the system urged that amending the present framework to ensure fearless counsel would reveal facts and remedy disclosed defects Rep Johnson of South Dakota urged summoning witnesses alleged to have suffered under the system and testifying without fear of punishment by the War Department calling the inquiry a farce unless action is taken
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Washington
John Wigmore
Crowder
American Bar Association
Wigmore
Johnson
South Dakota
Bar Association Committee
War Department
President Wilson asserts U S stance on Italy's Adriatic claims
Italy seeks Fiume and Dalmatian coast access. President Wilson states the United States in new league context finds those eastern Adriatic islands and coast unnecessary for Italy's safety. Austria-Hungary has ceased to exist and coastal fortifications will be removed.
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Austria-Hungaria
Associated Press
Italy
United States
Adriatic
Wilson
Fiume
Dalmatian
League of Nations
Austro-Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Germans Will Propose League at Versailles
London April 23 The German peace delegates are instructed to propose at Versailles a league of nations plan to replace the Paris peace conference's scheme, according to an Amsterdam dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph.
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London
Versailles
League of Nations
Paris
Amsterdam
Exchange
Wilson Declares No Yield on Adriatic Question At Peace Talks
Paris April 28 President Wilson staunchly refuses to yield on the Adriatic issue. He challenges supporters of secret treaties, stunning delegates who had pressed for compromises that clashed with his fourteen points. The confrontation marks a bold stand at the peace conference.
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Paris
Wilson
Delegates to Leave Paris After Conference
Paris April 23 delegates from Italy will depart Paris tomorrow after a peace conference. Premier Orlando sent an official note to Premier Clemenceau stating that, following President Wilson's declaration, the Italian delegation will leave at 2 oclock tomorrow afternoon.
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Paris
Associated Press
Premier Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Wilson
Germans Leave Berlin for Versailles After April 28
Paris dispatch reports the German government told allied governments the German plenipotentiaries will not depart Berlin before April 28 and will arrive at Versailles on May 1. Seven newspaper men will accompany the plenipotentiaries.
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Berlin
Paris
Associated Press
Allied
Associated
Versailles
R. I. House Adopts 4 Percent Beer Non intoxicant
Providence April 23 The house today adopted the same bill declaring beer containing not more than four per cent alcohol non intoxicant.
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R. I. House
Associated Press
Providence
House
New South Wales Provides Soldiers Home With Support
Sydney reports that New South Wales will settle returned soldiers on land with easy payments and a sustenance allowance up to 10 a week during unproductive periods. The Repatriation department outlines 2500 for the property and a six month sustenance grant, with married men receiving 75 cents per child and the maximum 10 a week, plus share-farming sheep for wool and mutton.
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Sydney
New South Wales
Australia
Anzac
C. C. Ashford
Two Italian Officers Leave Paris for Rome
Paris April 23 Italian Vice Admiral Thaon Di Revel former chief of staff has left Paris for Rome General Armando Diaz commander in chief of the Italian armies will leave tonight confirmation announced in Paris both officers depart during the day Paris dispatches report two Italian officers depart for Rome background notes on Italian leadership in wartime context
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Associated Press
Paris
Thaon di Revel
Rome
Armando Diaz
Bolshevik Army Fights Bolshevik In Ukrainian Front
In Berne on April 23 a large part of the Bolshevik first army that surrendered to Ukrainians offered to fight the Bolsheviks. The Ukrainians reported action against Bolsheviks at Vitmi in the Pripet region. Major General Ironside said large Bolshevik material quantities were abandoned at Bolshie-Ozerki as they fled Archangel front. Deserters joined British forces and spoke against Bolsheviks, noting harsh service conditions.
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Associated Press
Berne
Bolshevik First Army
Vitmi
Pripet
Rovno
London
Bolshie-Ozerki
Ironsiden
Archangel
Tronsiden
Japanese War Party Yields To Liberals In Cabinet Crisis
Washington reports say Japan's war party has yielded to liberals in the cabinet. Foreign Minister Uchida will direct policy, ending the major crisis facing Prime Minister Hara’s government and easing tensions in the Vladivostok region.
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Japanese War Party
Associated Press
Washington
Lberals
Uchida
Haras
Vladivostok
Oklahoma Methodist Bishop Hoss Dead
Bishop Embree Hoss of the Methodist Episcopal Church South died in Muskogee Oklahoma after a paralytic stroke two months earlier He was born in Jonestown Tennessee on April 14 1849
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Oklahoma
Hoss
Associated Press
Musckee
Okla
Embree Hoss
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Joneston
Tenn
Refugee settlement near Salonika houses 340 Greeks from Asia Minor
The AP reports on a Greek refugee camp above Salonika where about 340 Greeks from Asia Minor live in government built homes. Their journey from Dobruja and Marmora via train, ox carts, and trucks lasted weeks with Red Cross aid sustaining them. Many are children, starvation and exposure marked by malnutrition and beatings under Bulgarian rule. The refugees describe years of displacement and near despair, seeking safety under allied support.
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Salonika
Mareh
Associated Press
Asi Minor
Dobrudja
New York
Gresog
Venizeloe
Kountouriotis
Danghis
Constantine
Germany
Red Cross
United States
Ople
Sea of Marmora
Macedonia
Dobridja
Romania
American Red Cross
Bulgaria
Turi
Bolshevism Seen Burning Itself Out In Russia
London dispatch quotes an English visitor from Moscow arguing the current Bolshevik regime cannot endure without fuel of food and supplies. He notes public indifference, the shift of support among elites, and widespread food shortages amid voucher based trade. He also reports British POWs in Moscow receiving better treatment and hope to sway them.
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London
Associated Press
Russia
Moscow
Workers
Red Army
Women Lawyers Now in London
London reports the House of Lords has given first reading to Lord Buckmaster's bill enabling women to qualify as solicitors or barristers. Observers say it will likely become law in this parliament, though it excludes Scotland and Ireland. The Lord Chancellor, once an opponent, praised wartime service by women and signaled government support for the measure.
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London
Corresjiiy Dence
Associated Pressey
House of Lords
Lord Buckmaster
Sion
Strang
Fob Smith
House of Commons
Scotland
Ireland
Bucharest Treaty Ends Roumanian Alliance With Powers
Sofia March 17 Bulgarian war minister M Liapteheff says the Bucharest Peace Treaty of 1918 ended Bulgaria’s alliance with Germany Austria and Hungary. He blames Germany for broken ties and says Bulgaria was ill treated while aiding Entente armies. He asserts the United States entry offered Bulgarians a new sense of justice and unity.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Associated Tress
Bucharest
Rumania
Romania
Gerany
Austria
Andrew Liaptehel
Turkey
Maritza
Thrace
M. Liapteheff
Berlin
Bagdad
Germany
M. Liaptcheff
Balkans
Siberia
Austria-Hungary
Armice
Bobrudja
Siing
United States
America
If I Were a Farmer and His Medical Kit
A farmer would keep reliable medicines at hand for minor ailments avoiding trips to town during busy seasons. Chamberlain remedies such as Colt and Diarrhoea for bowels cough and cold remedies for coughs croup liniment for sprains and rheumatic pains tablets for stomach trouble biliousness and constipation would help treat light illnesses promptly and prevent serious diseases.
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Chamberlain
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Ziron
Banne
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