Peace talks stall as Allies press German frontier issues
At the Paris peace conference President Wilson and the three premiers continued talks at the White House with other sessions across the conferences. A central gap remains over western Germany and Alsace Lorraine security, with France seeking stronger guarantees while the United States resists new territorial claims. Reparation prospects look favorable with a commission to settle the long term totals and Belgium and France edging toward priority sharing of German indemnity.
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Belgium
France
Paderewski to Attend Peace Conference Journey
Polish premier Paderewski leaves Warsaw for Paris to press for swifter settlement of Poland's troubles. He travels with his wife and friends and may join the inter allied mission led by J Noulens in Prague on the way to Paris.
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Igasce
Jan Paderewski
Paris
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Cracow
J. J. Noulens
Russia
Austria
Switzerland
League of Nations May Have Two Seats
Possible move to grant two seats to Geneva and Brussels at the League of Nations negotiations. Genoa favored by most delegates but King Albert advocates Brussels. Swiss and Belgian palaces may host alternating meetings as the plan is discussed.
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Triple tragedy in Noquain as Sedgwick kills wife and attorney
A. A. Sedgwick shot and killed Sidney M. Heath an attorney and Louise Sedgwick his wife then killed himself in Noquain Washington. Sedgwick a tuberculosis sufferer had been sued for divorce and sought a meeting with his wife in the attorney's offices to press withdrawal of the suit. He wrote to his brother that if he failed he would end everything.
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Shackleton warns of Bolshevik threat to Allied Russia fronts
Sir Ernest Shackleton, head of equipment and transport for the northern Russian expeditionary forces, says both Murmansk and Archangel fronts face danger. He urges immediate reinforcements to counter Bolshevik advances and avoid another Khartum tragedy as Allied troops are outnumbered but in close touch with allies. Reinforcements from England could reach Murmansk in under a week.
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Uncle Sam Provides Horses for Mexican Pursuit of Outlaws
A permit was issued for transporting 41,000 cavalry horses to Mexico for the Mexican federal army. The horses, trained for overseas service, were drawn from the U S army at Fort Bliss remount station. Five thousand rifles were crossed Monday for the Mexican army.
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Bolsheviki Admit Offensive Failure in Courland
In a wireless message from Moscow the Soviet government concedes the failure of the Tukkum offensive in Courland west of Riga. It says fighting continues in the Mila direction and near Pskov northeast of Riga.
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London
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Sheridan Leaders Push State Good Roads Association
Three hundred road boosters from eleven northern Wyoming counties gathered in Sheridan to back immediate formation of a permanent state good roads organization and to consider a northern Wyoming Good Roads Association. Ralph Read of Buffalo and W. Liner of Sheridan were elected officers with Cody slated as next meeting site. about 150 visitors attended.
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Foch Delivers Armistice News to Erzberger in Spa
Marshal Foch arrived in Spa at 6 20 this morning and told Mathias Erzberger in private about the Entente decision. The briefing lasted forty minutes in the private car with Major General Weygand and a French interpreter. Erzberger, visibly moved, then met with German commission member General von Ennenchal and advisers before returning to the hotel. The public greeted Foch at Spa and he later met General Nudant.
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Marshal Foch
Mathis Erzberger
Weygand
Erzberger
Berlin Metal Workers Strike Paralyzes Industry
About 150000 metal workers in Berlin quit work by 6 pm according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. The stoppage disrupts production across major plants as negotiations with authorities continue.
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London
Paich Aays
Weather Brief For Saturday With Cloudy Skies
A weather note indicates Saturday will bring cloudy skies with possible light showers. Temperatures will hover in the mid sixties with breezy gusts along coastal regions and cooler winds inland. Local forecasts call for dry spells between passing fronts.
Bavaria Moves Toward Alliance With Russia Offer
Berlin reports dated April 3 that the Bavarian government is negotiating an alliance with Balas. The Bavarian Volks Zeitung says the step stems from Entente food shortages and uncertain supply, while grain can be secured from Russia.
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Volks Zeitung
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Fiussia
Colonel and Major Die in Plane Crash Near Americus
AMERICUS, Ga April 3 Lieut Col Frederick W Dickinan commanding officer at Southern field near Americus and Major John W Butts executive officer were killed today in a plane crash during a routine flight Their engine failed after the last turn and the aircraft fell about 200 feet Both officers were West Point graduates Major Bulls home was Cisco Texas
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Southern Field
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Blue Sky Statute Copies Printed for Examiner Office
State Examiner J. C. Newlin has issued a large supply of copies of the Blue Sky statute enacted by the recent legislature and the blanks corporations must use to report to the examiner under the provisions of the statute.
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J. C. Newlin
Lemburg Still Pounded by Big Guns
April 1 report by Associated Press notes Lemburg under heavy artillery fire from big guns. The eastern front near Ga continues with no change in the situation as allied and opposing forces exchange mortar and artillery strikes.
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Gathe
Californians 10 Go Slow in Plan to Rile Japanese
In Sacramento April 3 the California state senate deferred action on anti Japanese legislation to seek guidance on whether the bill would embarrass the American delegation at the peace conference. A resolution to consult the delegates was adopted and a cable to President Wilson requested their views. The senate committee reported a 3 to 2 vote in favor of recommending that the American delegates oppose free Japanese immigration.
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Bolsheviki Elude Pursuit In Grain Theft Drive
Dispatches from Dusk report Bolsheviki retreat rapidly on the Orenburg front as Siberian pursuers close in. A 50mile south of Ufa regiment joins Kolchak forces and fires on former comrades. Bolsheviki seized over 5,000,000 hundredweight of grain at Orenburg and are trying to transport it to Sunjara despite great difficulties.
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London
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Ufa
Kolchak
Sunjara
Robbers dynamite bank safe near Huntington
Robbers dynamited the Pirat National Bank of Anstead vault doors and escaped with 50000 dollars in cash and war savings stamps. A Huntington police message says the bandits may have reached the city and were believed to be after a separate 250000 dollars kept in the inner chamber opposite the vault.
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Debbie's Big Liar Claims Kaiser Visit Denied
London dispatch reports Harold Begbie’s London Chronicle piece about visiting Amerongen and charging Shuesia with war guilt. The Associated Press cites a telegram from Count Carlos Bentinck denying Begbie’s interview, stating no authorization, no sighting of the former emperor, and no published views.
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London Chronicle
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Shuesia
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Republicans appoint Hass to win rural support
Associated Press reports Schover A Haag of Indianapolis has been named head of the national committee department to organize farmers in the Midwest and Northwest. Haas will base headquarters in Chicago.
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Bulgarians Planning Revolt Amid Government Tensions
From Sofia reports indicate Bulgarian communists preparing for a revolt against the government. Hungarian communist agents are active in Sofia preparing for action alongside Bulgarians.
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Benne
Sofia
Canvital
Bulgaria
Bulgarian Communista
Hungshrien
Solin
Union Men's Athletic Club Is Incorporated
The Union Men's Athletic Club, a new Cheyenne organization chartered by Wyoming, has filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state. It has no capital stock and is organized for gain. Directors for the first year are J. P. Killian, Edward Geesa, and G. M. Godfrey.
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J. Pd, Killian
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G. MN. Godfrey
Billion Dollar Congresses of Past and Likely Four
Representative Good of Iowa warned that the next congress faces vast appropriations. He projected total government spending for year ending June 30, 1921 at over 3.8 billion dollars, urging strict economy to stay within revised peace-time figures.
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Representative Good
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House
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Jond
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Railroad Administration to issue certif dates for equipment payments
Director General Hines announced that certif dates of indebtedness will be issued to equipment companies to settle bills for locomotives and cars already delivered. About 40 million dollars is now due, with congressional appropriation needed to extend the same payment method to other railroad obligations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Hines
Women Politicians Claim Victory in Kremmling Candidacy
In Kremmling Colorado on April 3 local women claim they swung the mayoral race by persuading women voters to back C. C. Bastia, after mayor Pf. J. Martin lost by one vote following a late shift in ballots. The plot centered on telephone outreach and convincing supporters to alter the final tally.
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