Wilson's Points on Turkey Rejected by Allies
The Turkish note urged Turkish expulsion from Europe and redrawing borders to Greece Bulgaria Armenia and others. Allies debated enforcement of the Versailles treaty pressed by premiers and foreign ministers while planning a joint ultimatum to Germany and considering economic and military pressure.
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Germany
Millérand
Nitti
Lloyd George
Scialota
Italy
Philippe Berthelot
Foreign Office
Earl Curzon
Villa Achan
Hankey
M. Kammerling
M. Millerand
Signor Tromponetti
Signor Nitti
Genuine Bayer Aspirin Ad Claims Universal Safety
An old advertisement touts Bayer aspirin with the Bayer cross on tablets as genuine and safe, listing multiple ailments from colds to neuralgia and pain. It notes handy tins of 12 tablets cost only a few cents and mentions larger packages sold by druggists.
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Bayer
Compromise Seen in Outlook of German Crisis
The text notes a drift toward the British prime minister's view with a possible compromise. It suggests an ultimatum to Germany and the threat of effective compulsion, though the exact form of that pressure is not specified.
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Germany
Allies Refuse Washington on Turkish Question
Diplomatic officials expect the allied reply to President Wilson's note to urge the United States to accept responsibility for part of the burden of solving the Turkish question. Without US mandate, eviction of the Sultan from Constantinople is deemed impossible and inter allied control remains. Supervision of the Turks would fall to the Ottoman Debt Commission now limited to Britain France and Italy with the other powers excluded.
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London
Wilson
Bagdad
John Cadman
Great Britain
Italy
France
Washington
United States
Europe
Constantinople
Turkey
Ottoman Débt Commission
Russia
Austria-Hungary
Germany
28 Cents More for Coal See Rise in Production Costs
The Federal Trade Commission reported January coal production cost at 2.82 a ton, up from 2.04 for 1918, based on 1589 operators. Sales realization stood at 2.78 a ton, with a 0.16 margin, labor accounted for 1.74 of cost, Arkansas reported the highest unit cost at 3.62, and revised figures attributed the rise to higher wages and lower January output.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission Today
Commission
Justice Bailey
Arkansas
Roxbury Conductor Killed in Amory Street Crash
Amos Terosco 26, of 1% Minder Street Roxbury was crushed to death when a car swung around a switch curve in the Amory Street barn of the Boston Elevated Railway. He had finished work and left his car to turn in cash. the pending car pinned him against a wall. Remains sent to Southern Mortuary. mother Mrs Mary Terosco survives.
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Amos Terosco
Minder Street
Roxbury
Amory Street
Boston Elevated Railway
Terosco
Michael Mahon
Jacob Rothstein
Teresco
Mary Terosco
Refusal to Hear Rebels Marks Rail Strike Protest
Washington April 19. Railroad strike leaders vow to file written complaints and wage demands with the Railroad Labor Board after the board refused to hear strikers. Nearly 2,000,000 workers are affected as formal hearings begin tomorrow on the wage dispute. Leaders urge a living wage while executives advocate maintaining service.
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Washington
Jjnmbor
Four Brotherhoods
Association of Railway Executives
Timothy Shea
The
Brotherhood of Railway Firemen and
Shea
Grunau, Leader of Chicago Yardmen, Jailed Over Lever Act Trial
John Grunau head of the Chicago Yardmen's Association was jailed in Joliet after refusing a 10 000 bond on Lever Act violation charges filed last Thursday with 24 other strike leaders. Federal officers say he broke a promise to stay away from union meetings. Another arrestee, R V Miller organizer for the United Enginemen's Association, was ordered held awaiting bonds.
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John Grunau
Chicago
Chicago Yardmen’s Association
Joliet
Grunau
R. V. Miller
United Enginemen’s Association
United States Marshal’s Office
Railroad Workers Refuse Return Until Grievances Addressed
Union envoys reaffirm their members will not return from vacation until assurances of adjustment of grievances are secured. They insist they have not struck, but are on a temporary layoff in the ongoing dispute with management.
New England Railroads Report Quick Traffic Recovery
New England railroads show rapid traffic gains after the outlaw strike. Freight movements rose at major gateways on the New York New Haven Hartford Boston Albany and Boston and Maine lines. Passenger service resumes with the Philadelphia Boston night train and the Boston Philadelphia train expected today, while eight canceled American Railway Express trains return. Full service restoration including withdrawn parlor cars expected by week end.
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New England
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine
New Haven Road
Boston
Ousted Assemblyman At Tremont Temple
August Claessens a ousted Socialist assemblyman spoke to a packed Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple last night arguing the 1920 action to declare Socialist seats vacant will boost the party as twenty five Socialists prepare to take seats in the next New York State Assembly.
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New York
August Claessens
Lorimer Hall
Trémont Temple
Socialist Party
Assembly
Sears Roebuck Declares 40 Percent Dividend For Stockholders
Sears Roebuck & Co directors vote a 40 percent dividend to be paid July 16 to stockholders of record June 16. Outstanding common stock totals 75 million dollars with a new issue planned at 30 million. The dividend will be paid by capitalizing accumulated surplus earnings, totaling 35.57 million as of December 23, 1919, with shares quoted around 286 dollars.
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Chicago
Sears-Roebuck & Co
Mallard House
Sears-Roebuck
Freezone promises painless corn relief for feet
A sales pitch touts a tiny bottle of Freezone to drop on corns to stop pain and lift the corn away. It claims quick relief for hard and soft corns and calluses without pain or irritation and cites a Cincinnati genius as the inventor.
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Cincinnati
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Council of Foreign Ministers
Millerand
Lloyd. George
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