Peace Treaty Pace Delayed As German Delegation Plans Loom
Report notes the Versailles peace accord will not be signed by German delegates before mid May due to drafting delays. The plan envisions a signing around May 15 with the pact taking effect 60 days later, around July 15. The German delegation, led by Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, numbers about 75 and may be kept incommunicado at Versailles. In Germany, strikes and unrest continue in Stutthof and major cities, with a failed attempt to seize Vienna led by Hungarian agitators.
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Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Stunich
Germany
Hamburg
Bremen
Vienna
Russia
Omsk
Doctor Nansen
Paris
Washington
Italy Breaks from Paris Peace Talks Over Fiume
Premier Orlando withdraws Italian delegates from the conference after Wilson's plea for Fiume to be internationalized. Italy asserts Fiume as Italian while Croat and Dalmatian claims fuel a dispute that could lead to a separate peace with Germany and weaken the League of Nations.
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Wilson
Italy
Adriatic
Premiier Orlando
Paris
Orhindo
France
Great Britain
Mr. Wilson
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Fiume
Croatia
Itaian
Itzpert
Trntins
Treaty of London
Dalmatian
Austro- Hungary
Flame
Saur
Germany
League of Nations
United States
Italy Weighs Withdrawal From Conference Amid Speculation
Uncertain reports suggest Italy might pull out of the conference as debates and diplomatic signals mount. Analysts note potential shifts in allied alignments and regional strategy depending on the outcome.
Branting Warns of Soviet Rule at Paris Socialist Congress
Hjalmar Branting, addressing the Paris socialist congress, warned of economic collapse under Soviet rule. The gathering approved a push to tax excess profits and monopolies, cut work hours, set minimum wages, and protect mothers and children. The Victory loan drive began last week with strong early results under the slogan Let's Morsh the Job.
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Hjalmar Branting
Socialist Congress
Paris
Congress
Treasury
Carranza and Monroe Doctrine Clash Amid Paris Talks
The report notes Carranza’s stance on the Monroe Doctrine during ongoing Paris discussions. It mentions Mexico’s government, recognition issues, and calls into question Mexico’s sovereignty amid Allied diplomacy and Allied negotiations.
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Ty Brero
Kement
Paris
Friends of
Mexico
Carranza
Cei Sas Lin
France
General O'Ryan and the Constellated Task Force
General O'Ryan leads his seventh division in a humorous symbolic helmet insignia the Gus Attack stars align to Orion. The article praises O'Ryan for gallantry and efficiency and notes his capture of Mont Ki and action south of Cambrai as a notable achievement.
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O’ryan
Arcerican
Orion
Ryan
Eral O'Ryan
Mont Ki
Ifsdj
Cambrai
End of Tribal Conflict Between Sit Wrangell and Warangeli
A fragment reports the Sit Wrangell and Warangeli clans of the Thlinket in southeastern Alaska ending hostilities and embracing peace. It notes a shift from tribal customs to settlement by white adoption and schooling guiding younger generations toward education.
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Sit Wrangell
Alaska
White Mar
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