SIGN TREATY OF THEIR OWN ALLIES BAR GERMANY FROM CHIEF COMMITTEE
Allies bar Germany from main conference talks while neutrals join Russia in opposing exclusion. Genoa stalemate deepens as France Britain push for penalties. German participation contested, with Lloyd George signaling possible exclusion while Russia and allies press for sovereign talks on reparations and regional security.
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Ireland
Edward W. Pickard
Genoa
Europe
Prussia
Tehitcherin
Bertin
Dovtor Ruthenay
Rapally
Simed
Clolus
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Litovsk
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Fuchy
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Paris 1/Eclair
Genoany Tus
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Silesia
American Legion
Pitt
Macnwer
Senate Appropriations Committee
House Dil
Secretary of War
Pershing
National Guard
War Department
Fire at New Willard Hotel Seen After Debris Blaze
Washington April 25 Guests at the New Willard hotel were awakened by a fire in debris from a previous blaze in the tenth story ballroom. A second small fire caused crowding in upper floors but was quickly extinguished. Restoration to normal was expected by night. Among evacuees were Vice President Coolidge and Gen. Dawes.
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Washington
New Willard
Cooltige
Senate
House
Charles. G. Dawes
Chicago
Fear 17 Die In Lake Storm Near Mehipicoten Island
In a Severe Lake Superior storm last week the Lampidlon of the Canadian Lighthouse service sank southeast of Mehipicoten Island. About 17 crewmen were aboard the steamer when wreckage was recovered 25 leagues southeast of the site by Collingwood and Valenrtier as they passed through the Anehony locks. The exact crew count remains uncertain. The vessel was commanded by Alex A. Brown of Orilla Ontario and included Stanley Little Albert Rubisch and Frank Shins of Sault Ste. Marie, Quebec.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Canadian Lighthouse Service
Mehipicoten Island
Lake Superior
Collingwood
Valenrtier
Nh Cotmaid
Alex A. Brown
Orilla
Ont
Stanley Little Albert Rubisch
Frank Shins
Sault Sse
Marte
Qut
Plane crashes in Grom Valley killing aviator
In Grom Valley Ont on April 2 a military airplane struck a tree and crashed. Captain B H Oliond was killed and Privates Owen injured while they were lying in the aircraft.
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Grom Valley
Ont
Ifoliond Wag Imroed
Pirin
Oleer Owen
Markets Report of Grains and Livestock Prices
The market list shows prices for flour, wheat varieties, rye and oats, hay, butter, eggs, poultry, potatoes, onions, and dairy. It includes cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs with bid ranges for steers, cows, calves, hogs, and lambs at Buffalo New York on April 4, plus regional stocker, feeder, and marketings data.
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Atore
Buloxna Bulla
Bog
Hecht
Wothers
Faint Praise From Editor Aims at Manuscript
A dialogue in the Age Herald depicts a bard seeking feedback from an editor who praises the bard’s writing yet critiques awkward phrasing. The editor ignores flattery and stresses the need for clearer, more natural prose over lofty diction.
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Qe Bard
Swamp Root Appeals To Women For Kidney Help
An advertisement urges women to consider Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims many symptoms stem from kidney disease and offers a sample bottle for ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co. Hinghamton NY, with larger bottles available at drug stores.
Or Who is Who. The AA Graded Answer Insight
A fragmented item notes a man whose response to a Fill soy questionnaire received an AA grade. The passage hints at an evaluation system and a reference to watts and life, but leaves the underlying context and identities unclear. The text reads as a cryptic clipping rather than a complete report.
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Watts Watt
Nothing to Forget
A brief item notes a lighthearted saying about forgetfulness and marriage life, contrasting a wife helping a husband forget trouble with a bachelor’s solitude.
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Beb
Tuat
Circumstantial but Not Convincing Youth Quarrel
A mother negotiates a parental dilemma following a quarrel between two Oso boys aged five and seven. The younger boy cries foul over a nickel short while the older calmly eats candy, insisting he did not claim the nickel. The exchange ends with an unresolved exchange of accusations and candy.
Golden Medical Discovery Praise by Mrs Lola French
Mrs Lola French of 115 N Calleti St reports improved mood and energy after using Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. She describes relief from nervous weakness and listlessness and urges others to try the tablets or liquid and seek free medical advice from Buffalo New York.
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Pierce
Wes
Omission Mentioned In Unclear Medical Note
A fragmented note discusses an omitted question to a doctor about a material. It mentions a young lady, a widow, and avoidance of accidents through prevention rather than pain. The legibility is poor and details are uncertain.
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Senate
Appropriations Committee
Hemisphere
Baltimore
Telyphianley
Linls
Cornell
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Binaloghim Age-Herald
the Alabastine Company
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