Italy Spurns Treaty and King Denounces Wilson as Socialist
In Bridgeport a Republican rally outlines campaign lines as John T. King defends party leadership. Senator Hays and Watson attack the Democratic administration over war handling, while supporters contribute major subscriptions. The event underscores party unity and prepare for the 1920 campaign.
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John T. King
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Hays
King Machine
Upstate
State Armory
John T King
McKing
Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
King
White House
Watsons
Apme
Senale
Baker
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Indianapoli
Charman
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Ciosine
Hays J
Vietat Lono
Walter B Lashar
Parachcan Finan Company
John
Kong
Ammount
Watson Major Wilson
Schasyler Vwerrtt
Samford
Heginams
Erha
Sperker
James J
Crees Wien
Walter B
John John
Theodore Roosevelt
Ila
Rony
Municipal ice plant scheme impractical declares king
King denounces municipal ice plant as impractical citing high costs and financial infeasibility. He says city administration cannot move forward and declines to press any movement, noting bids and prices exceed prudent limits.
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King
John T King
Cty
Asan
Jaineh Acads
Rally notes reveal futuristic crowd energy and names
A garbled transcript lists attendees and speakers at a rally with partial names such as Aden and Bougrt. The fragment hints at a political or community event, mentioning panels, committees, and a broad crowd, but details remain unclear due to OCR errors.
Lodge Holds Italian Demands For Fiume And Adriatic
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts supports Italy retaining control of Fiume and broader Adriatic influence, arguing Italy demands rest on national safety and protection. He asserts Italian benefits outweigh economic concerns and urges keeping Fiume under Italian military and naval oversight.
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Adriatic
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Lodge Verwiss
Italy
Flan Deputahien
Washington
Sli Ponullion
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Hive
Senate Rejects Trolley Paying and Bridge Bills
In a tense session the Senate defeated the trolley paying and bridge bills amid absent votes and heated debate. Opponents argued against cost burdens while supporters pressed for urban transport relief, with two commission members opposing the measures and a final motion adjourned overnight.
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Senate
House Surprises Women by Voting Suffrage Vote
In an unexpected House vote 124 to 9, supporters of women’s suffrage won approval and sent the bill back to the Senate with momentum. Debate lasted two hours as factions split over veto risks and governor’s stance, with Middlesex and Hartford counties shaping the outcome.
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diMeutt Txen
Liehfeld
Windham
London
Tandell
Hartford
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Middlesex
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Wille
President orders Burleson to turn back cable lines
President directs Burleson to reverse cable lines amid ongoing dispute. The update references city and system disruptions with mentions of potential budgetary and logistical concerns impacting service restoration. Authorities aim to restore operations promptly.
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Burleson
Ex Senator's Wife and Maid Victims of Bomb Incident
A sensational report details an explosion harming an ex senator's wife and her maid in an unnamed city. The scarce readable text suggests shock, investigation, and possible political implications as authorities respond and seek answers.
Premier Urges Calm As Italy Seeks Justice At Paris Peace
Premier Orlando urges calm in parliament while outlining Italy’s stance at the Paris peace conference. He notes receipt of the American memorandum on the Adriatic and stresses Italy’s claims rest on justice and treaty terms. Socialist leader Turan vows defense of revolutionary Russia and Fiume rights amid regional tensions.
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Adriatic
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Danae
Otiak
Jiume
Iccordana
Alice
Butun
Lurape
Sart
Speils Eiench
Tiume
Hostile Outbreaks Against Americans Drop Out in Fiume
In Fiume on April 24, noisy anti American demonstrations were reported. American officers were hooted as German, British, and trench troops maintained order with guards.
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Lhe Associated Press
Finme
Loomis as Obstacle in Far East Talks Washington Meeting Hinted
Report on talks between Garson, Viscount Chinda, and the Council of Three. Japanese delegates oppose ceding Tapin and Kato Chiu while retaining German concessions. Chinese proposals linked to Tapin compensation and return of Shentung assets. Consensus seen as stalling peace progress, with a tentative October meeting of the League of Nations planned in Washington.
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Garon Faking
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Tomerow Riad Chan
Stratjing Liumen
Nix
Tapin
Kato Chiu
Kon Chin
Shentung Province
Tapan
Difluuil
Ulwige
Cluai Wall
Tapat
China
Toiste of Nations
Reigue of Nations
Washington
Covenant Covenant Harsh Treason Charge At Supporters
A garbled Washington report references treason charges tied to Covenant supporters and a push to amend covenant terms. The text lists names, places, and debated actions, including political factions and proposed changes impacting national unity.
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Borah
Supporters of Covenant
Allies Sign Without Italians Heading to Rome Treaty Rush
Paris dispatch reports Italian Premier Orlando unlikely to return to Rome for the treaty signing as Allied leaders press on. Ambassadors relay that the draft treaty nears completion with plans to sign by Thursday, despite Italian participation doubts and ongoing negotiations.
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Immuer
Ulton Hs Senuin
Odin
Tie Pemier
Mather
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Taft
Italy
Virtailly
Net Pall Circulation Comparison Report Shown
A constrained text fragment references a Telegram chart comparing net pall circulation with figures for Mir and Peet, alongside totals for Lilegran and Post. The readable portions indicate dates around March and May, with scattered numbers and abbreviations.
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