Peace Conference Delivers Rhine and Polish Frontier Settlements
Paris April 41 The League of Nations commission finished its review of the league covenant, no Japanese or French demands granted, but both nations reserve right to press amendments at plenary session. Rhine and Polish frontier questions deemed settled, with reparation agreements announced earlier. Adriatic and Italian claims on the Adriatic coast appear in abeyance.
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Brg Associated Press
Paris
Leagues
F Nations Commission
Japan
France
Rhine
Lorraine
Holland
Poland
Danzig
Germany
Recommendation of clemency in espionage cases
The Attorney General has sent to President Wilson clemency recommendations for 52 people convicted under the espionage act. Names and exact commutations will be revealed after presidential action. Palmer notes expected general amnesty figures are overstated and cites current confinement and prior commutations in the ongoing review.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Palmer
Thomas W. Gregory
Chicago
Cantorals
Urison
Reopened War in Transylvania Reported by Romanian Bureau
A Romanian news release from Rome reports Hungarian Magyar regulars have raided and pillaged several villages in Transylvania. The Romanian press agency notes bravado by the Nations Board but conveys ongoing tension and damage amid the border conflict.
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Associated
Prann
Geneva
Rome
Transylvania
Buard
Impeachment Recommendation Sent For Governor Harding
The Judiciary committee in Des Moines recommends impeachment of Governor W L Harding to the Iowa house following the Ernest Rathburn pardon inquiry. The panel reached its decision late Friday night after investigation findings.
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Des Moines
W. L. Harding
Iowa House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Ernest Rathburn
Feed for starving Russians discussed by world leaders
Swedish socialist Hjalmar Branting and Dr Fridtjof Nansen met with President Wilson and Herbert Hoover amid efforts to feed major Russian cities including Petrograd. Hoover noted political hurdles and said relief plans must go through the council of four. Nansen warned of dire conditions in Petrograd with many under two years dead.
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Hjalmar Branting
Fridsjorf Nansen
United States
Wilson
Herbert C. Hoover
Inter-Allied Relief
Relef Council
Russia
Petrograd
Yeaterday
Council of Four
Soviet Russia
Nansen
Grad
Aioe
Hoover
Wansen
Labor editors oppose Mooney strike at Seventh Fed district meet
A conference of Seventh Federal Reserve district labor editors adopted resolutions disapproving a nationwide strike to aid Thomas Mooney, convicted of the San Francisco 1946 Preparedness Day bombing. They urged apprehending the guilty parties, suggested union assessments, and asked the American Federation of Labor to lead the Mooney search. G C Taylor of Grand Rapids presented the resolutions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Federal Reserve District
Liberty Town
Thomas Mooney
San Francisco
Mooney
Tiue Committee
American On of Labor
G. C. Taylor
Grand Rapids, Mich
The
Observer
War Labor Board orders wage parity and unionizing at Denver firm
The War Labor Board ruled that Western Chemical Company of Denver must pay women equal wages for equal work and restore back pay for reduced wages. It also urged formation of a shop committee to address employee complaints and found no justification for prior wage cuts. The decision includes time and shift provisions and requires back pay from the reduction date.
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Washington
War Labor Board
Western Chemical Company
Denver
Colo
Banner County Sheriff Heads Rocky Mountain Region Scene
The Banner County Nebraska sheriff, Put O Grady, a well known figure in the Rocky Mountain area, is noted in local notices as a leading law officer. No further details clarified due to fragmented OCR text.
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Put. O'Grady
Banner County
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain Region
Soviet republic plan near Huhr thwarted by troops
Berlin dispatch reports a proposed soviet republic in the Huhr district collapsed as government forces occupied Essen. Seven Mulheimer Ruhr Council members were arrested for high treason. Munich orders warn of potential factional fighting among Bavarian governments as Passau and Freising troops stand ready. Augsburg cut off from Munich food and news.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
A_ disputch
Berlin
Huhr
Essen
Mulheimen Ruhr Council
Munich
Logal Anzeiger
Bavaria
Jt Jll
Hofmann
Passau
Freising
Augsburg
Soldier Decorated for Heroism Arrives at Ft Russell
A soldier decorated for conspicuous gallantry in the Somme offensive arrives at Fort Russell. Marold C. p of Woods Gross Utah served in the 301st Heavy Tank Corps and is among those mustered at the base.
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Russell
Somme
Ft. Russell Yosteree Muster-Ous
Marold C. P of Woods Gross
Utah
301At Heavy Tank Corps
German Finance Minister resigns from national government
Bralin Dr Ite Schifter, a minister in the German national government, has resigned citing personal reasons. The resignation comes amid political shifts as the government reorganizes its finance portfolio.
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Associated Iressa
Bralin
L Ite
Dr. Schifter
Kolla Millagays
Old Ireland's U S Friends Reach Paris
Paris April 11 three delegates chosen by Irish societies in the United States arrived in Paris to appeal to the peace conference for Ireland. Edward F Dunne of Illinois Michael J Ryan of Philadelphia and Frank P Walsh of Kansas City will seek hearing before the council to present Ireland's case and advocate self determination under President Wilson's principles.
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Paris
United States
Ireland
Edward F. Dunne
Illinois
Michael J. Ryan
Philadelphia
Frank P. Walsh
Kansas City
Council of Our
Domid
Wilson
Confused Debate Over League Capital Sparks Bitter Criticism
Paris dispatch reports sharp dissent over Geneva chosen as League of Nations capital. Critics fault President Wilson for Geneva preference and accuse him of bias against Brussels.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gian
Gelan
Geneva
Teague of Nations
Factuas
Wilson
Willy
Brussels
League of Nations
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Shows Unsettled Conditions
Forecaster cautions of unsettled weather across Wyoming with mix of clouds and possible showers. Anticipate variable temperatures and localized winds through the day as systems move east and south across the region.
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Wyoming
Paris placard attacks league of nations proposal
A Paris placard posted by the general federation of labor calls the League of Nations project a betrayal of Wilsonian ideals. It quotes the 14 points and asserts the people crave justice and oppose peace sabotage, framing the issue as a class struggle.
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Paris
General Federation of Labor
League of Nations
Society of Nations
Wilson
Justin
Unvese
Bavarian Socialists Split Over Government Cooperation
In Munich on April 44 the majority Socialists rejected a proposal to abstain from all cooperation with the new government and adopted a resolution to oppose any effort to reestablish stability. If the move fails, the Socialists plan to refuse further cooperation with the government.
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Associated Press
Munich
Mieciog
Monroe Doctrine Debate Sparks Chinese Objections
In Abril 11 reports from the Associated Press, Chinese officials voiced objections to the Monroe Doctrine amendment, arguing its expansion could affect Chinese interests and principles. The discussion centers on how far the doctrine could extend and its potential implications for international relations.
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Dy Associated Prensa
the Chines
Monroe Dow
Chines
British Leader May Be Delayed To Versailles Talks
Paris April 11. Indications show David Lloyd George will not depart for London until a date is fixed for German delegates to meet at Versailles. An American delegate estimates the date as between April 26 and May 1.
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Paris
David Lloyd George
London
Versailles
Gompers Pro Tests Change in Covenant
Saint Gompers, AFL president, protests amendments to the covenant after the peace conference adopted a committee report on international labor regulation. He cables President Wilson that he will not accept reopening or altering the covenant, while noting the plan for annual conferences and a governing board with government, employer, and labor members. The first conference is planned in Washington next September with Gompers as president.
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Paris
International Labor
Todey Wath Amemients
George Nicol Barnes
New York
Saint Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Honight
Wilson
Gompers
Gon
Barnes
Cablinet
Jabor Commission
Cavh
Washington
Bent
British Government Suffers Setback In Hull Bye Election
In the Hull by election, Commander J. M. Kenworthy an Asquith Liberal won by a 97 vote majority over Lord Rustico Percy coalition unionist. The final tallies were Kenworthy 8 616 and Lord Morey 7 699.
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Hull
Associated Press
London
Mull
J. M. Kenworthy
Asquithan
Rustico Percy
Kenworthy
Lord Morey
Prominent Utah Men Mustered Out at Russell Army Outpost
A group of rank odron men arrived at Fort Wiser for muster out. Among them are Dale W. Hoyt longtime manager for Flemingway & Mosier, and Nae 'thane Jackson formerly of the Lake eral Nepublics. Also present is a Salt Lake City mine official and district manager.
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Utah
Russell
Fort Wiser
BA Lake Gily
Dale W. Hoyt
Flemmingway & Mosier
Thane Jackson
Lake
Eral Nepublics
Hide
Eritisticat
Salt Lake OG
Americans Not in Favor Plan for German Reparations
Paris reports mounting doubt among American and allied reparations representatives that the 45 billion plan over 30 years can be funded. Critics warn Germany may later repudiate obligations while France would press for priority payments and continued labor for reconstruction.
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Paris
Germany
Council of Four
Bumaia
Loy
Europe
Hussia
France
Nancy
Herman
Corporal Slaney Honored for Heroic Teufelburg Actions
Corport Slaney of the Sau Company United States Marines arrived in the city after two years service. He was discharged recently at Quankio Virginia. He earned fame for his role at Chateau Thierry in July last year where he inspired Allies and helped push German forces back toward Paris. Local family connections are noted at 103 East Eighteenth Street.
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A. D. Slaney
Sau Company
United State Marines
Averson
Blaney
East
Eighteenth Strest
Quankioo
Virginia
Slaney
Ghateau Thierry
Gott
Dra Ituns
Hiis Coupe
Deve
Uvat Peri
Teale
Denver
Vranea
Adiamen
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League of Nations Commission
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Agrans
Neighbo
Harding
Chéyenne
Mitchell
Pablie Leligero
Ate
Ruhr
Old Ireland
U. S
W. W
Nations League
Communist Council
Gompere
Chateau Thichry Teufel Runden
Cheyenne
A.D. Slaney
Marine Corps
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