Allies United in Threat to Berlin in Versailles Debate
The supreme council adopted a Franco British declaration on Germany after adding a clause ready to take measures including occupying German territory to ensure Versailles terms. Leaders from France Britain Italy Belgium and Japan backed direct talks with Germany and warned against annexing German land.
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Wilson to send German peace treaty back to Senate
The World today reports from Washington that President Wilson plans to return the German peace treaty to the Senate this summer with reservations. He will discuss these reservations in a message and argue they are needed for U S protection and clear understanding of the treaty.
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World Today
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Senate
United States
Court Ends Hard Goal Combination Fight Won By Government
The Supreme Court, by a 4 to 3 vote, sustained the government in the Reading and Central of New Jersey anthracite coal case, ordering dissolution of the companies and divestiture of stock in the mentioned coal firms. Justice Clarke delivered the opinion for the majority. Chief Justice White, with Justices Holmes and Van Deventer, dissented in part. The Lehigh Valley and others remain pending. The court also dealt with Choctaw and Chickasaw tax refunds and other matters, but did not rule on the Dry Act. Potatoes were quoted at 25 a barrel in Chicago as of April 27.
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Two Day Democrats Vote on Wet or Dry Delegates in Cook County
In Chicago on April 27 the Cook County Democratic convention debated whether state delegates should determine alcohol levels for beverages. A resolution to instruct Illinois delegates at the state convention to favor a national platform supporting night wine and beer passed. Only F H McCulloch of Evanston and Ford Jones of Wilmette opposed. All Chicago wards voted wet. The measure urged amending the Volstead Act to let states determine alcohol content through concurrent power with Congress.
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Monday’s Resuite National League Scores
In the National League Brooklyn defeated New York 4 to 2. Hoston beat Philadelphia 10 to 0. Cincinnati routed Louis 81 with no game due to rain. American League saw St Louis 4 over Detroit 1 and New York 3 over Washington 2. Beston 9 beat Philadelphia 0. Chicago-Cleveland had no game due to rain.
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Skeleton of woman found in attic near former hospital
Indianapolis report says a woman's skeleton was found in an attic of a former hospital building. It is believed to be Carrie T. Selvage who disappeared in Indianapolis twenty years ago after a nervous breakdown while a patient. The coroner found no violence. a nationwide search had followed her disappearance.
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Senate Passes Rivers and Harbors Bill in Senate
Washington April 27 The rivers and harbors bill was passed by the Senate after amendments to raise the total to 24 million dollars from 12 million. The measure had been altered by the hours.
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Washington
Americanization Drive Endorsed by Chamber Leaders
United States Chamber of Commerce board proposes central control of Americanization efforts to coordinate philanthropic work. A standing committee would fund and direct projects via a Bureau of Inquiry and Information and a central council of executives.
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National Council
Wortd
Committee On American Ideals
Pan
Queen Mary Sued For Four Dollars In London
Queen Mary was served notice of a bill on Bond Street to recover four dollars, after paying six months ago and disputing the charge as erroneous. The queen is not immune to legal process and is likely to settle to avoid publicity.
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London
Mary
Bond Street
Paradoxical Treatment and Social Intrigue in Muncie
In a Muncie scene a prominent socialite meets the pastor’s wife on an uptown street. The wife seizes a vanity case to inspect it, discovering cigarettes, while a discussion about deception and social scrutiny unfolds.
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