Cheyenne Denounces Fraser Charges On Demobilization Point
Major H C Fraser of the war department accuses Cheyenne of vice at the demobilization point. locals deny the charges as baseless and demand proof. A three-member committee was appointed to investigate, with Fraser leaving town but promising to return.
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Army
War Department
Cheyenne
J. H. Walton
Denver
Fort Nussell
Fort Logan
Stone
WV. Davidson
Fort Russell
Fraser
Rotary Club
Industrial Club
Mayer Slone
Nem Ee ; Oved
Burleson Claims Propaganda Targeting Zone Law Repeal
Postmaster General Burleson says organized propaganda aims to destroy him and aid repeal of the zone postal law. He cites alleged offers from unnamed committees and publishers to support repeal in exchange for political gain. He notes a reallocation of subsidies and confirms telegraph rules easing coverage of his actions.
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Washington
Burleson
Hjtcheock
Taft
Anti-Syndicalism Law Bans I W W Convention in Utah
Salt Lake City reports no I W W convention will be held here after a conference with the mayor state officials and a U S attorney. The June plan by I W W to organize Utah miners and other workers is blocked by the new anti syndicalism law and its enforcement guidance.
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Prves
Salt Lake City
Industrial Workers of the World
W. Mont Ferry
United Mate
Utah
Galt Lake
I. W. Wi
Communist Gang in Munich Plans to Steal Gas
Berlin reports terror in Munich as the city nears bankruptcy. The Loka Anzeiger cites wholesale misery with food seized by the community, hospitals robbed of relief. rumors claim communists plan a surprise attack with leaders Liven and others planning to flee by airplane with cash.
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Munich
Associated Press
Berlin
Loka Anzeiger
Moftman
Hamburgs
Nuremburg
Muniel Commuthety
Levien
Italian Diplomats Leave Conference Scene
Italian diplomats depart Paris after a conference session amid unclear outcomes. The dispatch notes rapid movement of envoys and shifts in the diplomatic milieu as officials depart for an undisclosed destination.
German push toward Amiens and Belgian relief efforts
One year ago today German forces pressed from Albert to threaten Amiens as Allied troops and airmen report German divisions and heavy batteries massing. American forces begin overseas movement to support rail drives while Liberty Loan campaign urges payment for victory.
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Germany
Albert
Amiens
Masaes
Huns
Belgium
Flanders
America
Mother and GOP Parade Tragedy Sparks Tears in San Francisco
Police officer John OVeniwor confessed to participating in breaking up the parade that featured the SO4rd infantry and AiTthfeld artillery. A crying elderly woman identified her son among the ranks and cried out, describing the shock of the scene.
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San Francisco
John Oveniwor
So4rd Infantry
AiTthfeld Artillery
Seghert Treaty Claims on Fiume and Dalmatia
London reports under the London treaty Mary would gain Priest Polo and part of Dalmatia while Dalmatia would go to Croatia. Britain advises Mary to press her claims but if Dalmatia asserts rights, Fiume would be reassigned to Croatia. Wilson, Lloyd George, and Clemenceau seek a negotiated settlement.
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London
Wie Hallan
Associated Press
Mary
Polo
Dalmatia
Groatia
Great Britain
Great Jain
France
Italy
Flume
Croatia
Wilson
Lloyd George
Glemencwan
Bolsheviki Soldiers Turn Against Comrades Near Uitmi
An Associated Press report from Hewne says large parts of the Bolshevik First Army, which had surrendered days earlier, offered to fight the Bolsheviki and had been in motion toward Uitmil in the Pripel region, as of April 23.
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Uitmi
HEWNE
Rlalans
Badlateviki
Alrowly
Italy Plans Paris Exit Over Secret Treaties
Paris April 23 Premier Orlando of Italy told Premier Clemenceau that the Italian delegation would leave Paris at 2 pm tomorrow following President Wilson's declaration. Wilson’s firm stance against secret agreements stirred intense debate among the Allied delegations and overshadowed other talks on the Adriatic question and postwar concessions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Wilson
Great Britain
France
Merv
Germany
Slautung
Vitoria Orlanedo
Wis
Talysc F
Adriatic
Uhere
Uye
Seghert Treaty Evolves Amid Great Crisis
Report from PATUS April 22 describes renewed tension at the peace conference over the Italian issue. Italy may suspend participation as Premier Orlando presses for treaty terms while Allied leaders seek a compromise. Discussions cover China Japan and another secret treaty tied to Kiaochow claims.
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Patus
Oplando
Niede
Wilson
T Ion
Council of Four
Wiel
Orlando
Japan
Viscount Chindis
Bacah Maki
Ghiwis
Wellington Koo
Ie Bald
London
Wielh
Upan
Kiaw Chau
Peace Treaty Reads Need Long Hours for Review
Paris April 23 The German delegates face a treaty so long it would take at least one minute per article to read it all. With 1000 articles the document would consume two days of eight hours each. Discussion time estimates reach four months of continuous sessions if every article were debated for an hour.
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Associated Press
Parige
Iin
Germany
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