Germans Push Troops to Ruhr With Entente Consent
Berlin reports the government will dispatch troops to the Ruhr as soon as the Entente consents. A three hour cabinet meeting approved the move citing lawlessness around Essen Dortmund Duisburg and Malheim. Terrorist looting and unrest in Essen spurred the decision while Soviet recognition issues are noted elsewhere.
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Longosn
Daily Mail
Congressmen to sail on Mount Vernon for Orient tour
More than a hundred members of the Democratic House plan a July 3 departure from San Francisco aboard the transport Mount Vernon for a two month Orient tour. They will inspect Hawaii, the Philippines, China, and Japan, studying requests for Hawaii statehood and independence movements in the Philippines alongside immigration issues.
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Mount Vernon
Washington
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Howe
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Philippine Islands
China
Japan
Pacific
Los Angeles
California
Tesemite National Park
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New York
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Democratic Nationa]l
Stolen platinum valued at $50,009 recovered in New York
Police arrested two men in the downtown jewelry district after platinum valued at $70,000 was found on one and $50,000 more located at a hotel. The suspects, Robert E. Carter and Joseph Frederick, denied wrongdoing as investigators trace the theft to a January robbery of a chemical plant.
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Themelves
Robert E. Carter
Joseph Frederick
St. Louis
Poland Rejects Soviet Peace Talks Over Estonia
Washington April reports state Poland refused a Russian Soviet government proposal for peace negotiations in Estonia and an armistice while talks proceed. Poland insists negotiations cannot occur in Estonia without outside pressure and cites Estonia's treaty with Russia violated Poland's armistice terms. Officials indicate Poland believes it can withstand continued Soviet attacks.
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Esthonia
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Estonia
Woman survives fall after river dam plunge in Massachusetts
Winckendon, April 2. Mary Moriarty, wife of Busene Moriarty, was swept 50 feet over a dam and dashed onto rocks. She remains in hospital with a broken shoulder, bruises, and possible internal injuries after slipping on icy planks during a river crossing en route home. Her young son alerted helpers.
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Winckendon
Mass
Mary
Busene Mosiarty
Bolshevists Free Ali But Obe Group In America
Washington reports Telegrams from national Red Cross say American Bolshevists and other captives held by Bolsheviks in Siberia have been freed. With rare exceptions, most freed include Tweedie in New York and several others named. The cable notes captives are not molested and nurses and doctors with the British Red Cross arrived at Vladivostok from Tamak.
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Ican Red Cross
Sieria
Alexander C. Tweedie
New York
Tweedle
Krasnoyersk
Oia
W. Towe
New York City
Joseph TR
Medill
Jarese
Cole
Harry J. Ponnelly
Philadelphia
William H. Ord
Flashlight Powder Explosions Injure Several In New York
Fire officials report two blasts in a Weat $2nd Street workroom where flashlight powder was being packed. The explosions seriously burned three men and injured about a dozen others. A rear wall collapsed and windows shattered as the shock wave was felt across several buildings.
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Socialists Face Possible Criminal Charges in New York
Briefs note a conference in Albany next week to decide if evidence warrants charging Socialists and the Socialist party under the Espionage Act. Meanwhile five expelled New York Assembly members prepare a suit against State Treasurer to force salary payments, with Newton and party leaders expected at the conference to argue for prosecution or legality of expulsion.
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Steve
Coal Prices To Equalize Miner’s Wage Increase
A terse statement from Indiana official Terqi Haute reports that coal prices are set to align with miners wage boosts. The Ware scale is cited as a key factor in adjustments, with government and industry groups discussing pricing effects across bituminous coal operations.
Fighting in Croatia Reported by Agram Dispatches
Croat fighting is reported as mobs attack troops near Agram with armed peasants and swords. Hundreds are said killed or wounded as authorities crack down widely, causing mass arrests and fear.
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Vienna
Agram
Caebho
Slovakia
Prompt Adopion of German Peace Resolution Predictes by Lodge
In Washington the House expected to adopt a German peace resolution, with Senator Lodge confident of strong Republican support and opposition from Democrats. Lodge’s wife Lida, returning briefly from vacation, noted the controversy had been settled and anticipated House passage.
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Ult
Renae
Ion and Senatur
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Senate
Rermed
Lida
No Parking on Main Street Says Stanley
Johnny Stanley, president of the price board, denounces Main Street as a parking graveyard. A collision involving Commissioner Lanier's Buick and another car caused damage to the commissioner's vehicle, prompting renewed warnings that no parking zones must be enforced.
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la Mora
Cammusstorlanier
Stratfield
Gimoferman
Stanley
Chat m Macning
Stanler
Strufeld
Corminier
Notlcn
Bridgeport Painters Return From Vacation Monday
Bridgeport painters announced they will return to work Monday morning after demands on wages and working conditions were granted. The announcement, attributed to McKeon, business agent of the Painters and Decorators union, states all demands were satisfied and work will resume as planned.
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McKeon
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Uiinn
Keon Wits Tea
Petition for Hoover Filed in Montana Primary
A Montana filing on April 23 moves Mercer Hoover into the Republican presidential primary tally. The petition was submitted to the election officials today to secure a place on the Montana ballot.
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Mantana
Veeratarr
Stern
Plan to Tax Luxuries Spurs Soldiers Aid Bill
Washington April 2 1920 report details committee action on a proposed soldiers relief bill. Plan outlines a cash bonus and extension of vocational education funded by taxes on luxuries and possibly a tax on business assets with a rotating subcommittee review to finalize revenue needs and implementation steps.
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Ohio
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Jong
Canne
Austrian President Thanks Americans For Easter Aid
President Seitz of Austria, via the Associated Press, thanks Americans for their generous aid. He expresses joy at the donation of food and clothing to relieve many poor families, and wishes the donors the same joy in return.
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Austria
Associated Press
Women Picket British Embassy in Washington for Ireland Cause
Washington April 2 a group of ten to twenty women picketed the British Embassy bearing placards urging Ireland's cause. Police did not intervene while officials pledged to take measures to maintain courtesy to a friendly power. The protest, claimed as unique in Washington history, included banners accusing Britain of murders and demanding Irish independence. One banner was torn by a bystander. an arrest was not pursued.
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Ew Secretary of States
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America
England
Ingland
Tha Iriah Republic
James Walsh
New York
Walsh
Dublin quiet amid fears of uprising and murder inquiry
Dublin faced no signs of an uprising as the inquest into the murder of Mayor MacQuirtale continues. Figures in government, including Viscount French and Sir William Robertson, faced questions over leadership while Dublin awaits word on arrests and the broader fight against terrorism in Ireland.
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James Jan’ MacPharson
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Iristmen
Marshal Viscount French
Mace Pherson
Sona
Cork
MacQurtale
William Robertson
Lkaly
Prederick Shaw
Belfast
Lord Davenport
Hey
Lord Pirie
Stramier Toya George
Ietter
Secretary Dariels To Address Sequoyahs Event
A garbled OCR note references Secretary Dariels addressing Sequoyahs and mentions figures such as Senator Towert Lath Owen of Oklahoma and Hamer S. Mings. it hints at a gathering or invitation related to a national committee and includes alongside other names in a wartime or political context.
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Nevean
Ierratfield Hotek
Towert Lath Owen
Ohlahoma
Bron Tisited
Hamer S. Mings
Pema
Secrec
Eupamores
J. W. Alexander
A. Mitchell
Ch. McAvdao
American murdered in Mexico prompts consular actions
Reports from Tanplen indicate Alexander Oberg, an American employed by a petroleum company near Anatlat camp inPTampion Mexico, was stabbed and killed on March 9. Secretary Moby telegraphed the Mexico embassy urging proper investigations and punishment of the attackers. Authorities seek details on the incident and the nationality of the victim.
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International Petroleum. Coms
Mons
Anatlat Camp
Ptampion
Mexico
Alexander Oberg
Moxteana
Tanplen
Antredsons Lome
Iwa
Moby
Gite
Jan Rae Ameri le
Nat
Central Peking government bars student activities
The central Peking authorities announced measures to prohibit further student activities across most regions, except the northwest, with telegraph orders issued to enforce compliance by the armed forces and officials. The move signals a broad crackdown on dissent amidst tense political unrest.
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Adh
Danish Crowds Cheer Demand for a Republic in Copenhagen
Crowds fill Copenhagen streets and squares as Danish and Swedish speakers advocate a republic. Midnight demonstrations at Watt Square draw thousands while bakers work around the clock to avert bread shortages and shops report rising prices amid widespread strikes across major industries.
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