Lloyd George praises San Remo conference in Commons
London reports that Prime Minister Lloyd George, in the House of Commons, defended the San Remo decision as the most remarkable postwar gathering. He said it enforced Versailles, quelled suspicions, and settled the Ruhr issue with German troop reductions as agreed, while noting French withdrawal plans would follow allied rulings.
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Japanese Force on Aleutian Island Advance
April 39 report from the Associated Press states the Japanese force en route to relieve Nikolaevsk jet in eastern Siberia moved unopposed in Saghalin island. Mikasa and Mishing landed troops at Alexandrovsk on April 22. Delegates of the Siberian provisional government accepted Japanese demands including troop withdrawal to 20 km from occupied districts and railways, surrender of Russian war vessels, arsenals, and resumption of traffic. The Nikolaevsk garrison is believed annihilated.
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Trains Collide Near Sanborn Kills Five, Burns Twelve
Five killed and twelve injured when passenger trains 514 and 617 on the Lac Chicago and Northwestern collide head on near Sanborn Minnesota. The crash blamed on misinterpretation of orders. four cars wrecked. Three crew members and two passengers died. Survivors named W. Augug of Planter Ollie and A Feltz of Minn.
Union Sailors Push Eight Hour Day Demand
New York April 29 Negotiations between Seaman Union delegates and American steamship owners for a new working agreement starting May 1 were paused as union delegates conferred. The sailors demand higher wages and an eight hour day, which owners refuse citing increased overtime costs.
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23 Of 500 Alleged Radicals Still Held
Rose Weiss, counsel for many detainees, said hearings are complete as of today. About 23 of 500 alleged radicals remain in custody, with 26 cases already resolved after raids by the Department of Justice last winter.
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Bryan urges Democrats to ratify peace treaty
William Jennings Bryan, speaking in Pittsburg on April 29, urged Democrats to vote for ratification of the peace treaty. He called recent primaries a warning to senators to examine the matter carefully and vote for ratification.
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