Final Treaty of Peace Now
The Associated Press reports President Wilson says peace questions near complete solution and invites German plenipotentiaries to Versailles on April 26 to finalize drafts. He adds other related issues will continue and Italy’s Adriatic questions receive priority as settlements with Germany are cleared.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Council of Four
Versailles
Italy
Adriatic
Germany
Japanese Hold One Missionary But He Is Treated Kindly
North Korea April 9 reports Rev. Eli M. Mowry of Mansfield Ohio, an American Presbyterian missionary, remains confined in a Japanese prison but is well treated and allowed to wife. A claim that Dr Ansel W Gillis of Mount Pleasant Iowa was arrested is unfounded. his home was only searched.
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Pyeng
Police Chiefs Link Crime to Discharged Soldiers
In New Orleans on April 14 the 26th annual convention of the International Association of Chiefs of Police opened with speakers including William A. Pinkerton. He attributed a rise in daylight robberies to unemployment among discharged soldiers and urged action to address the issue.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
International Association of Ghiefs
Police
William A. Pinkerton
Extension Granted for Late Corporate Income Tax Returns
The Internal Revenue Service extended filing time to June 6 for corporate income and profits tax returns. Roper announced the move as a further extension from March 15. Extensions also applied to information, fiduciary, withholding, partnership, and calendar year returns under the income and profits taxes law.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Roper
Aotage de Bale
Anschement
What? Again Be Associated Press
A fragmented OCR snippet shows noisy text including phrases What? Again and Be Associated Press, with partial words like The Spanish. The readable content provides no clear event, person, or location to summarize.
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Be Associated Press
Sixth safe son of Kaiser seeks U S after peace
The former prince Joachim youngest son of the German emperor hopes to immigrate to America after peace is signed. He has arrived from Berlin and plans to stay in Switzerland until the settlement. The Hohenzollerns bought a large tract near Lugano where the former emperor intends to reside.
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Geneva
Prince Joachim
Grman
America
Joachim
Berlin
Switzerland
Hohenzollerns
Lugano
Americans shot and robbed in Tampico oil district
The U.S. State Department ordered a thorough probe into the April 10 attack near Hivera in the Tampico district that wounded two Americans, George B. Hay and Frank Willis, and killed a Mexican. A Huasteca Petroleum paymaster lost 15 000 pesos in the robbery.
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Washington
State Department
Tampico
Huasteca Petroleum Company
George B. Hay
Frank Willis
Patelles
Hivera
Carranza
Uncle Sam Discovers Paper From Linters
The Associated Press reports that a Washington bureau has announced a method to produce high grade white paper from cotton linters after months of experiments. The process could become commercially profitable and save thousands of pounds of material previously used mainly for explosives. The government reportedly holds several million pounds of linters.
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Associated Press
Washington
Bureau of
Standos Autho
Scerefield
Cecil Bon Arrives In New York After Army Service
Stephen Bon received a telegram from his son Cecil stating he had landed in New York and would proceed to Camp Mills. He likely will be mustered out within two weeks after serving with the army of occupation in Germany, attached to a machine gun battalion near Coblenz.
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Stephen Bon
Cecil
New York
Camp Mills
Army of Occupation
Germany
Coblenz
Belgium forms bureau to track German stolen machinery
Belgium creates a special department in the ministry of economic affairs with offices at Wiesbaden to locate machinery stolen by Germans. The commission will contact Belgian manufacturers to learn where their stolen equipment remains, noting only about 410 million cont of machinery is expected to be recovered.
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Associated Press
Brussels
France
Ministry of Economic Affairs
Weisbaden
Gery
Ian
Even Savages Think Germans Unfit to be Permitted to Exist
New York April 44 shipwrecked sailors and skipper Captain Beryn Bradford of the Abandoned three masted schooner Nettie Shipman arrived to the steamer William B. After enduring a tropical storm four days in an open lifeboat and 22 days on an island attacked by natives they were rescued and brought home. During captivity they survived on sugar cane and fruit.
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New York
Nettie Shipman
Beryn Bradford
Eassport
Maine
William &B
Gerit
Allison 10 Cottages Erected By Home Association Plan
The Cheyenne Home Builders' Association awarded Archie Allison a contract to build 24 cottages for the association. Construction starts when materials are ready and aims for rapid completion in blocks 24 and 25 bounded by Dillon Street Reed Street Twenty-eighth Street and Twenty-ninth Street. Each 44 by 42 foot lot will hold five rooms with varied exteriors and sidewalks.
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Cheyenne Home Builders’ Association
Archie Allison
Twenty-eighth Street
Dillon Street
Twentys Ninth Street
Reed Street
Rioting in India Claims European Lives
A government report to parliament describes rioting in Lahore and Allahabad, India, with several fatalities among Europeans.
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India
Debs Begins Term Amid Hospital Stay in West Virginia
Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs, sentenced to ten years for violation of the espionage act, begins his term while confined in the Monndéville penitentiary hospital near Wheeling West Virginia.
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Debs
Wheeling
W. Va
Eughnie V. Debs
Monndéville
Mear
Underpaid Express Employees Granted Wage Increase
Washington April 14 The Railway Express Agency announced wage increases averaging about 15 per month for about 69 thousand employees. Director General Hines said the raise totals roughly 25 dollars above the January 4 scale.
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Washington
American Railway Ress Company
Hines
Wireless Sparks Cause Explosion Aboard Naval Chaser No. 279
A gasoline line explosion aboard the U S submarine chaser No 279 at the municipal pier in San Diego injured ten men, two fatally perhaps, as a tank was being pumped. Admiral Fullam ordered an investigation after flames towered 100 feet. An unofficial report cited a spark from the wireless antenna link as the probable cause.
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San Diego
U. S
Municipal Plee
Codfiy
Jan
W. F.fullam
Pacific Fleet
Sen
Ein Hott
Wilson confers as Council of Four fails to meet
The council of four did not meet this afternoon. President Wilson conferred with the American delegation on the peace conference program of work still to be done.
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Council OF Four
Wilson
Allies Assured Germany Will Accept Peace Terms
Paris April 1944. Reports say the Allies have indicated to German signatories the terms of a peace agreement and believe Germany will accept the entente terms. The Midtousy notes assurances from allied powers regarding the German response to the proposed settlement.
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Paris
Associates Welcome Highleyman Back to Position
Major J. W highleyman, master mechanic of the Wyoming division of the Union Pacific, was guest of honor at a banquet in the industrial club with about 100 guests. Speeches toasted his return from overseas to his Union Pacific post, with remarks from Kelley, Vandecutt, Bell, Clark, ONeil, Robinson, Tewin and Devis. Highleyman spoke of his France experiences while Kelley urged support for the coming highway election and Clark stressed funding for the fifth Liberty Loan.
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J. Wighleyman
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Cclab
Adulesses
Mijor Highleymian
T. Blake Kennedy
Weater Hiniwelt Rence
Kelley
Vandcutt
Foreman Bell
J. C. Clark
Barney O'Neil
P. L. Robinson
Charles B. Tewin
J. W. Devis
Highleyman
France
Highway Bend
Clark
Satisfactory accord reached on Rhine frontier
In Banis April 4 a clear report states a satisfactory agreement was reached on the Rhine frontier, removing the final major obstacle to a peace treaty with Germany.
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Rhine
Vrows
Banis
Germany
Hoffman Regime Swept Away Proclamation Declares Change
A proclamation announced today declares the Davarian government has been swept away and that transportation has been reestablished. General Miller’s Tolial army will march across Cormang toward Po and April.
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iBy
Preas
Pals
Miller
Cormang
Trans-Atlantic Flight Delayed By Rain in Newfoundland
At St. John’s Newfoundland April 14 rain delays Harry G Munker the Australian aviator from attempting a cross Atlantic flight in the London Daily Mail prize race. Captain B P Naynam is rushing the Marlingyde plane assembly and plans a test flight tomorrow.
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ST. Jour'’S
N. F
Harry G. Munker
Atlantic
London Daily Mail
BP. Naynatm
Hile Marlingyde
Washington still unsure on war prohibition enforcement
Washington officials reviewed statutes and orders but found no clear legal authority to empower the Internal Revenue to enforce war time prohibition after the sunset of duties. President Wilson may delegate authority but funds and practical enforcement remain uncertain for hundreds of prohibition officers.
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Washington
Clewate
Internal Revenue Haerean
Wilson
Revenue Bureau
Suhaweuld Dew
Nat
Heveque
Mopor
Bumewu
Roper
Seaat
Revenue Furan
Customs Division
Treasury
Treasery
Many Killed During Fighting in Berlin
In Berlin center many were killed or wounded as troops clashed with street vendors. The Alexander regiment moved in to suppress traffic and remove offenders. Districts remained cordoned and police controlled.
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Berlin
Denlin
Une
Alexander Regiment
Entera
Secretary of War Arrives in France in Brest
Newton D Baker arrives in Brest on the American transport Levienna from New York. He goes to Paris after a welcome from General Pershing with a large guard of honor from American troops present at the quay.
Heavy Fighting In Bavarian Capital Streets
Heavy clashes rage in Munich with communists reportedly attacking government targets. Guards and soldiers fight in core streets. central railway and post office buildings damaged. casualties reported as several killed or wounded.
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Bavarian Capital
Nenses
Mautiel
Steeela
Vate Oval
Wilson Hopes Peace Plan Delivers Soon
Paris April 14 President Wilson, addressing the peace conference, expresses hope that the outstanding questions will be resolved soon. He notes that traditional obstacles may yield to a constructive approach and a general agreement seems near.
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Wilson
Germany to pay 100 billion gold marks in war losses
President Wilson’s points and allied reply drive a final settlement. Germany must pay 100 billion gold marks in three installments over up to 40 years with a commission empowered to fix further sums if required. Initial payment of 20 billion marks due within two years.
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Dy Associated Press
PANS
Germany
Wilson
Wall
Ohio to Drill On Jones Ranch Near Horse Creek
Ohio to drill on Jones ranch thirty miles north of Cheyenne in Horn Creek field. A signed contract at Horse Creek Oil office requires drilling several wells starting immediately. The Morse Creek Oil & Gas Co is newly incorporated in Wyoming with capital of 100,000 and ties to Colorado & Southern railroad.
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Horse Creek Oil &Ills Company
Ohios! Company
Horn Creek
Jones Ranch
Cheyenne
Colorado & Southern
Ohio Company
M National
Jones Rand
Cackus O Company
Rownd Bulle
Wyoming
Horse Creek
Morse Creek of & Gas Company
Olorado & Southern Railroad
Mauro Accepts Call to Form New Cabinet in Italy
Ry Associated Press reports Antonin Marin agreed to form a new cabinet under Alfonso to succeed the current government. The move comes after Marin held the post of premier several times and signals a major political shift in the capital.
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Mauro
Alfonso
Ry Associated Press
Madno
Apeil
Antonin Marin
Umes
Sc Boal
Agetter
OEE Marsdn
Rowland Mintay
Galicean Coal Miners Strike Over Inadequate Food
In Galicean, April 14, miners in the water peat and metal sectors continue striking over insufficient food rations. Reports from Meson ibat indicate Krupp workers’ strike has ended, while new unrest emerges at the Moteqiate fevnah mine in the region.
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Galicean
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