Serbian Bandits Loot Pantelograd American School
Serbian and Montenegrin regulars attacked the American Industrial School at Pantelograd near Podgorica Montenegro at midnight. They seized 40 600 francs and valuables, forced staff to surrender, then fled toward the mountains. The incident prompted regrets from the Yugoslav government and partial reimbursement by the Red Cross. a suspected former Serbian instructor accused of revolutionary activities was blamed by authorities.
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Red Cro
Red Cross
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Trish Strike May Stop De Valera
A manifesto urges government to yield power or face dissolution as Dublin church leaders invite executive council dissidents to peace talks next Wednesday. It accuses factions of provoked unrest and calls for minimal military intervention while demanding the Dail assume authority or step aside. The document claims 390000 organized workers support the stance and cites broad public backing outside unions.
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Rory) Connor
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Baby shoots self with father's rifle in Bridgeton incident
A two year old, Alexander Talazona, is hospitalized after he shot himself with his father's rifle left standing beside the house in Bridgeton. The Associated Press report details the accident and ongoing medical condition.
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Self
Father
Bridgeton
J. Aral
Associated Press
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Gald
Genoa Conference Succees Says Lloyd George
Lloyd George declares Genoa talks will succeed as German and Russian matters loom. He stresses equal footing for all nations, expects German acceptance of allied notes, and says informal talks must not derail the conference. He notes Soviet replies due tonight and guards applaud as press Q and A ends.
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Liovd-George
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Washington
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Teague
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Italians Oppose Plan of New Gold Currency
Genoa April 29 Signor Penna minister of the treasury opposed the scheme to substitute or stabilize currency on a gold basis or to depreciate its value. He warned such a move would cause grave perturbations for Italy and other sacrifices to restore monetary equilibrium. Belgium and France supported the project, Italy favored a commission plan allowing currency increases without foreign gold reserves.
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Signor Penna
Italy
Little Entente to Meet After Genoa Conference
Paris reports an international gathering will include Little Entente representatives to address problems raised by the Russo German Rapallo treaty. French officials say Rapallo exposed Moscow Berlin collusion, requiring Allied action to restore balance in Europe without undue delay.
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Associated Press
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Berlin
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Russian Population in Peril as Relief Agencies Warn
Paris April 22 Associated Press reports from American Relief agencies in Paris say Russia is dying at an alarming rate due to poverty overwork and disease. Moscow requests 4 million vaccines for cholera typhoid and malaria while Pasteur Institute races to fulfill orders. serums travel weekly to Moscow as danger grows.
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Winter Weather Stages Return Engagement Here
The weatherman warns of strong winds and a cold snap as a storm from the north brings higher speeds and a January-like chill. Temperatures fall to near 88 degrees at midnight while a brisk wind and unsettled conditions linger through the evening and into night.
Snowstorm Strikes Central New York After Severe Night
A heavy spring storm sweeps Syracuse and surrounding areas, bringing wet snow and gusty winds. Morning snow accumulations ease visibility as residents plan for cleanup and cautious travel tonight.
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Syracuse
Police clash erupts during dawn disturbance at Jenekrs Sgsnning Co
Sparse readable details show police battling a crowd at the Jenekrs Sgsnning Co gate during a dawn incident on April 2. A suspect nicknamed Sinke attempted to breach the gates while others engaged in a disruption as officers intervened.
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Associated Press
Sinke Nickery
Jenekrs Sgsnning Co
de Hance
Pickeling
Fergey Bakynday By
Empress Zita Recalls Exile and Return to Hungary
Exiled Austrian Hungarian empress tells of life in Madeira after abdication and of longing to regain her throne. She describes hardship, reliance on family, and attempts to work while seeking support from allies, facing poverty and danger during a perilous journey from Switzerland to Hungary via Zurich and Vienna.
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Wilson and Tumulty part ways may reshape party leadership
Washington April 20 former President Woodrow Wilson and his longtime secretary Joseph Tumulty have severed ties, signaling a possible shift in Democratic leadership. Wilson wrote to respond to Tumulty’s request for a broader repudiation of recent New York remarks, while party leaders gauge whether Wilson can return to active politics before the next presidential cycle.
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Woodrow Wilson
Josep P
White House
al Wiser
Gorcey
Wilson
Iri
Nis
Tariff debate highlights stalled wage addendum concerns
Fragmented OCR notes reflect a heated debate on tariffs as insufficient alone to raise purchasing power. Mentions McCumber and a Senate session considering amendments, with focus on production costs, consumer prices, and wage relief amid high living costs.
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Armerican
Wwe
Tved
Holy Bridge
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