Soviet pleased by peace offer in Polish talks
Warnews from Warsaw reports Russian foreign minister Tehiteherin welcomes Poland’s message that peace talks may begin on April 10. He proposes armistice on the Polish-Russian front and a meeting of peace delegations on neutral ground, preferably in a Soviet town in Mathonia, to influence the negotiations. Poles reject armistice, asserting Bolsheviks seek time to strengthen troops and aims.
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Poland
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Banquet by Milford IPWORTH League noted
A Milford chapter event describes a banquet with a chapel address and musical program. The report mentions leadership figures and attendees, including Miss Mae Ohr, Rev. Whitheld, and Fred Hayes, with formal remarks and a mood of commemorative ceremony.
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Rolds Banquet
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Poles React to Soviet Peace Delegation Invite
A December 22 note from the Soviet government invites Poland to name a venue for the peace conference delegates. Polish Prime Minister Patek has not yet announced plans for replying, but 1938 sources say Poland may resist the armistice terms and oppose the meeting on practical grounds amid the ongoing controversy.
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Rethonin
M. Patek
Tax on profits to be continued in Congress debate
Washington Republicans and committee members opened debate on a tax program. Discussions showed proposed changes to extend or repeal parts of the excess profits tax, with a plan to raise over 1 billion dollars and limit gross revenues to current levels. A vote was anticipated next week as committees, veterans relief, and administrative provisions drew focus.
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Adopting a Columbus Mother Seeks Homes for 4 Children
A Columbus widow with 11 children advertises four of them for adoption. The mother, identified as Mrs Pilliman, seeks wood homes for children aged 12, 19, 7, and 6. She aims to support two of her children, including a one year old, and herself, after her husband’s death last year.
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Pilliman
Feast near arrest at Ktwan iar event, details unclear
Fragmentary report describes an incident at a local feast with police involvement and ensuing confusion. Mentions officers entering, a bottle with restorative contents, and various attendees including figures named Cantwell and Barton. Observers from Worcestar Boston and New Haven listed among visitors.
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Seere
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Revani
Ste Andl Suoink
Cantyeres
Home Rule Bill Debate Grimly Divides London Press
April 1 reports from London show mixed editorial stances on the Home Rule bill. Daily News accuses Lloyd George of opportunistic tactics, Daily Mail supporters hail a shift in opinion, while Morning Post blames rebels for disunion and Morning Telegraph notes factions opposing any settlement.
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Biotes Ut
Moi
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Blaanes
Ile
Lheiy Americs
Ireland
England Deport Turks Amid Disturbances
A garbled report notes authorities in England detaining Turkish residents amid unrest tied to a prominent poet and a complex political action. References to Sale Pasha and Mirkish suggest an extradition or arrest context, with unclear connection to New York officials and Ottoman press coverage.
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Alleged Misrepresentation in Realty Case In Hyman Goula
A legal notice outlines allegations that Hyman Geld misrepresented realty in a dispute over property at a street address. The filing cites purchases and private valuations, noting a figure around £19000 and asserting misrepresentation in the transfer.
Painters of City Strike for a Dollar an Hour
City painters walk out demanding a one dollar an hour raise and better working conditions. They cite noncompliance by a boss and refuse to perform transportation or schooling tasks until demands are met.
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Senha
Mness
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Syant Wuildiad
War Benefits Bureau bill proposed for reorganization
A bill introduced by Representative Ireland proposes creating a consolidated War Benefits Bureau under the Treasury and Interior Departments. It would fuse the Public Health Service and the Bureau of Pensions with federal boards to form two coordinating committees to systematize and reorganize all divisions and cases.
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Wallington
Bureau of War Benefits
Bureau of War
Public Health Service of the Treasury
Federal Board For Vocational Question
Bury of Pensions
Interior Department
Ireland
Iflingis
Vireins
Andl
Vic
Unclear Item on Aid Pledge from American Food Commission
A fragment indicates April 1 reporting on a representative of the American food commission pledging roughly 200,000 pesos to relief efforts for Austria and Poland. Details about the event, names, and full context are incomplete in the readable text.
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Sagt
Amerie Food Commission
Las
Austria
Poland
Local executive dies in Indianapolis incident
In Indianapolis on April 1 a local executive of the United Brotherhood of Gponies JToinera of Ame vormity was reported dead in an early morning incident. The details remained unclear as officials investigated the scene and identified the individuals involved.
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Nearmore
St. Lowis
United Brotherhood of GC Ponies Jtoinera
Marly Tod
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