Peace Treaty Near as Four Powers Reach Accord
London and Paris reports indicate the council of four expects a complete peace agreement by next Wednesday. Belgium seeks immediate Germans indemnities and material aid, with King Albert pressing for cash, raw materials, and strategic cessions to revive the Belgian economy.
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Budapest Communists Growing More Radical
An AP report via Reichspost says a rift in the Soviet backed Budapest government has produced a new, more radical wing within the Communist party. The Budapest situation is described as critical due to food shortages and rising public discontent.
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American Missionaries Accused of Pro German Sentiments
Reports to the State Department allege misconduct by American missionaries in Bulgaria and northern Persia over the past year. Some Bulgarian missionaries are described as strongly pro German, with a possible broad inquiry into Americans in Balkan states and Asia Minor.
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Bulgaria
Persia
State Department
Athens
Balkan States
Asia Minor
Ludendorff Previews War Ending In New Book
Berlin reports excerpts from General Ludendorff’s forthcoming memoir. He says the August Franco British setback destroyed German hopes for victory and describes Aug 14 to 16 discussions with Hertling Hintze and Hindenburg about peace, mediation, and possible armistice changes.
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Trying Again to End Textile Strike in Lawrence
In Lawrence on April 4 another bid to resolve the textile strike uses conciliation with H A Johnson a New York social investigator acting as go between He meets with Mayor Hurleys citizens committee seeking cooperation for mill agents and strikers to meet Mill men refuse overtures to concessions Johnson interviews many strikers aiming to have those earning above average wages return to the old schedule while ensuring lower paid strikers receive substantial raises
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General Hale Praises Yankee Division Leaders
General Harry Hale praised the Yankee Division and its leaders including General Edwards and Colonel Logan, noting strong affection for Edwards and high officers. He cited about 5000 men left behind, and said non New England residents may depart before the parade. loyalty remains unquestioned.
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General Hale Praises 26th Division After Europe Command
General Hale explained he originated and led the 4th Division to Europe and took command of the 26th Division on November 19. He praised the division’s esprit de corps, described heart to heart talks with soldiers, and noted improved conditions at Brest before returning home. He commended the men for loyalty, fitness, and moral strength developed overseas.
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Pershing
Brest
Five Men Found Guilty of Second-Degree Murder
A Hartford jury convicts William Miller of West Haven John Neuss William Bessler Michael McDonnell and Fred Klein of Hoboken in the murder of Cheney Silk Mills guard William S. Madden at Manchester on January 6. Judge Warner to sentence them to life imprisonment.
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Fred Klein
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Danish Delegation Seeks Plebiscite on Schleswig Holstein
A Danish delegation from the area south of the proposed Schleswig Holstein line arrives in Paris and urges a plebiscite to decide the Danes status in the disputed district. They allege their arguments were ignored by the boundary commission.
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Schleswig-Holstein
Boundary Commission
Real Iron Tonic Peptiron Promises Vitality
An old health ad touts Peptiron as a real iron tonic to restore red blood cells and relieve fatigue. It claims exposure to epidemics and damp homes causes depleted blood and nerve exhaustion, and promises natural vigor, cheerfulness, and better health for the family.
President Wilson Ill and Bedridden in Paris
President Wilson, confined to bed with a developing cold in Paris, is under constant watch by Rear Admiral Grayson. The illness follows intense strain and limited exercise since his return, with no nurses summoned and Mrs. Wilson attending him at home.
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President Wilson's condition prompts strict room-protection orders
Admiral Grayson deems Wilson's illness serious enough to demand strict compliance with orders against unauthorized entry to the sick room. Allied premiers and Colonel House meet nearby but do not contact the President about ongoing talks as King Albert of Belgium attends a separate engagement.
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