Cheyenne Faces Probe After Fraser Denunciation
Major H C Fraser of the war department accuses Cheyenne of vice at a demobilization point, prompting calls for proof and investigations by the Industrial club, Rotary Club, and Fort Russell officials. Fraser left town but promised to return, while Dawdson declined to reveal detailed facts citing War Department rules.
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War Department
Cheyenne
United States
Cheyenné
Secretary of War
Washington
Fraser
BE. W. Stone
J. H. Walton
Denver
Fort Nussell
Fort Logan
Stone
WV. Davidson
Fort Russell
Rotary Club
Industrial Club
Mayer Slone
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Burleson Reports Organized Effort Against Zone Law
Postmaster General Burleson says a coordinated campaign aims to repeal the zone postal law and raise second class rates. He recounts past pressure from unnamed committees and a publisher offering favors if he concedes, and notes potential subsidies to be resumed if repeal succeeds.
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Washington
Burleson
Hjtcheock
Taft
Anti-Syndicalism Law Bans I W W Convention in Utah
Salt Lake City reports that the Industrial Workers of the World cannot hold a convention in Utah under the new anti syndicalism statute. W. Mont Ferry announced the ban after a conference with the mayor state officials and a federal attorney, stating the I W W plans in June would violate the law.
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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
AP reports Berlin on April 24 that Munich faces terrorism and near bankruptcy as Loka Anzeiger claims widespread misery. The paper says food is diverted, aid to women and children is exempt, and hospitals are robbed of relief. It notes government moves to transfer funds while communists allegedly plot a surprise attack with leaders planning to flee by aircraft with cash.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Munich
Loka Anzeiger
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Hamburgs
Nuremburg
Muniel Commuthety
Levien
Italian Diplomats Return From Conference Scene
Italian diplomats depart Paris after a conference, heading to their home. The report notes ages and officials involved are unspecified in the readable text.
German Offensive Preparations Near Amiens Reported
One year ago today German forces moved toward British lines north of Albert as preparations for a major push at Amiens intensified. Allied airmen observed large German troop and supply movements from Belgium aimed at renewing the Flanders drive. German artillery pounded trenches to open a third Gamma battle while American forces began overseas buildup for future rail campaigns. Tory Liberty Loan appeal urged readers to consider what they would pay for victory.
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Albert
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Huns
Belgium
Flanders
America
Mother and GOP parade tragedy shocks San Francisco
Police man John OVeniwor confessed to breaking up the parade with SO4rd infantry and AiTthfeld artillery in San Francisco. A grieving mother cried out for her son amid the crowd as the horror unfolded.
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San Francisco
John Oveniwor
So4rd Infantry
AiTthfeld Artillery
Seghert treaty details amid Fiume dispute in London
The Associated Press reports that under the London treaty Mary held rights to Priest, Polo and part of Dalmatia, while Fiume would belong to Croatia. Britain advises Mary to pursue her claims, but if the Dalmatian dispute persists, Fiume may pass to Croatia. Wilson, Lloyd George and Clemenceau are said to be seeking a settlement.
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Wie Hallan
Associated Press
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Groatia
Great Britain
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France
Italy
Flume
Croatia
Wilson
Lloyd George
Glemencwan
Bolsheviki Soldiers Turn Against Comrades Near Uitmi
News from Hewne reports a large part of the Bolshevik first army, after surrendering days ago to the Allied powers, has offered to fight the Bolsheviki. Units were already moving against the Hulyhirwih and the forces near Uitwil in the Pripel region.
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Uitmi
HEWNE
Rlalans
Badlateviki
Alrowly
Italy Munich Paris Peace Talks Split Over Secret Treaties
Paris April 23 Premier Orlando told Clemenceau that Italy would leave Paris at 2 pm after President Wilson’s declaration. Wilson’s stance on secret treaties shocked many delegates and shifted discussions away from Adriatic concessions toward lasting peace principles. The Haitian situation dominated talk as the American delegation defended Wilson’s position.
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Associated Press
Paris
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Wilson
Great Crisis Deepens as Secret Treaty Emerges
Reports from PATUS describe continued high tension at the peace conference over the Italian issue. The four-power council is split as Premier Orlando boycotts talks and Italy contemplates pulling out. diplomatic efforts to adjust the right to negotiate are hampered by Italian demands and a rumored secret treaty linked to Kiawchau.
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Niede
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London
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Upan
Kiaw Chau
Peace Treaty Read in 16 Hours to Read All Articles
Paris April 23 The German delegates were to be permitted to read the peace treaty but the length of the document was cited as a reason against discussion. The treaty contains 1000 articles. reading at one minute per article would take two days plus eight hours sessions. Discussions for an hour per article could last four months of daily sessions. The note also states the small peace treaty requires unconditional return of German prisoners of war.
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Associated Press
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