Italian Premier Angered by Wilson Adriatic Statement
A Italian delegation member says Premier Orlando resents President Wilson's public Adriatic stance and the breach of diplomatic procedure. He notes Washington released the position to the Italian public, arguing the move was aimed at American optics and not the peace terms. Other delegates cite conflicting accounts of Orlando's departure and press statements awaiting official confirmation.
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Orlando
Wilson
Adriatic
America
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NG Ee
Llanor
Signor Orlando
Paria
Reward Offered for Window Breaker at Thames Street Rooming House
This morning around 1 o clock two large plate glass windows were smashed at the rooming house run by W Bender located at 484 Thames Street. A reward of 100 dollars is offered for the arrest and conviction of the guilty party.
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W. Bender
Thames, Street
Bender
Publisher Johnson Post replies to Burleson charge
New York April 24 Charles Johnson Post director of the publishers advisory board says the postal service is demoralized not by publishers but by Postmaster General Burleson and that defense is needed by the Postal Service. He contends the public should judge the situation.
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New York
Burleson
Charles Johnson Post
Publishers, Advisory Board
Made in Germany league plan fuels fierce counter proposals
A long dispatch from Berlin reports German counter proposals to the league of nations position. The draft suggests the league should embrace all belligerents and reshape the postwar order, signaling a hard line from Germany in Copenhagen on April 24.
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Germany
Associated Press
Copenhagen
League of Nations
Berlin
League
Hoover Warns Germans to Halt Strikes or Food Flow Falls
Berlin dispatch quotes Herbert Hoover urging Germany to curb strikes and unrest or Allied food shipments to Germany will stop. The note is described as a sharp ultimatum, with German papers debating its implications and a proposed league framework including a world parliament and international court to govern disarmament and trade.
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Hoover
Germany
Doorsen Zeitung
America
Elbe
Arperica
National Chamber sees hopeful business outlook in OAS report
An encouraging view of current business conditions across the United States is presented in a comprehensive report prepared for the Chamber of Commerce by Homer Wall Douglas of St. Louis. The document notes large overall activity but warns of variable crops and lingering uncertainty about fall and winter demand.
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Washington
United States
Chamber of Commerce of the
Aroger ‘Wall Douglas
St. Louis
Cormittee
Shallshes
Limerick Strike Ended After Concessions
A labor dispute in Limerick ends as concessions are granted by authorities after a lengthy strike. The stalled negotiations involved church and civic leaders urging settlement to resume normal town operations and restore public services.
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Limerick
Germans Repelled by British Lines South of Somme
One year ago today German forces began a major assault south of the Somme while Kaiser William visited victorious troops on the Flanders front. Allied counteractions and heavy fighting marked a pivotal moment in the war as Americans faced gas near Villers Bretonneux.
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Kaiser William
Flanders
Hindenberg
Villera Bretonneux
Amiens
America
Caste
Notory
Premier Orlando defends Italian stance at peace talks
Paris April 24 Premier Orlando reiterates Italy’s position on Fiume and the Dalmatian coast. He says Italy seeks justice based on Wilson’s principles, not a treaty ultimatum, and rebukes critics for bypassing the London pact. He notes Wilson’s aims and calls for continued negotiation to honor Italy’s claims.
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Orlando
Italy
Fiame
Dalmatian
Premice Orlando
Wilson
London
Justine
Truth
Presa Wilson
Daly
Tiily
America
Io Aneond
Ernest
Laramie County Men to Casper Convention
Laramie County men plan to attend the Casper convention led by a Wyoming branch of the American Legion. Names Maurice Vinneen Lester Miller Hudolph Hofman C M dhne Jom Mein urney W if Aledrew and Crawford Gross of Pin Wluffs Chey eho are listed among attendees.
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Laramie
Casper Tamerton
The
American Legion
Maurice Vinneen
Lester. Miller
Hudolph Hofman
C. M
Dhne
Jom J. Meinurney
W. If
Aledrew
Cheyeho
Grawford Gross
Pin
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Friday to Saturday
The Weather reports showers in western and central Wyoming on Friday with cooler air following. The eastern portion shows showers or rain and cooler conditions on Saturday.
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Wyoming
Central
Italian anger over peace conference betrayal claim spreads
Italian public opinion, via Rome dispatch, blames the allies for not recognizing Italian claims at the peace conference. Newspapers unite across parties warning of dangerous strains in Anglo Italian relations as Orlando and Sonnino rally popular support. Orlando to depart Paris after council of four talks.
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Associated Press
London
Italy
Rome
Orlando
Sonnino
British Labor Lines Up With Wilson Stand
Prominent Labor leaders sent to President Wilson congratulating him on his peace declaration based on the 14 points and stating that Italian workers will join international workers in supporting him.
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Wilson
Associated O Proas
London
Ten Arrested for Providing Liquor to Soldiers
Ten men were arrested yesterday for supplying liquor to soldiers from Fort Hassell. The previous day seven more were arrested for the same offense. Several prisoners were found bootlegging whiskey for profit, while others acted as a supply for soldiers as an accommodation.
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Soliers
Mort Hassell
Villa Forces Entry and Looting of Porral Mining Camp
Francisco Villa fought into Porral 125 miles southwest of Chihuahua on Sunday morning leading 1,500 troops after a fighting start at daybreak Saturday. The town was looted following Villa's entry.
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Juarez
Mex
Franciscn Villa
Porral
Chiluahwaily
Villa
Six Men Charged With Gambling Amid Alley Bust
Six men were arraigned yesterday on a gambling charge after police nabbed them in an alley while handling a dice game. The incident prompted authorities to crack down on illegal wagering in the area.
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Yepo- Hee
Ocean Flight May Be Delayed By Weather
ST. JOHNS N F April 21 A trans Atlantic flight from this side may be delayed until next month by bad weather. Aviators Harry G Hawker and FP Raynham have reconciled after long delays. Thick fog and frequent rainstorms hinder progress.
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ST. Johns
Fay
Harry G. Hawker
P. Raynham
Tharveston
American Troops In Italy Reduced to a Few Officers
Panis April 24. American army officers report there are virtually no American troops remaining in Italy, except for a few railroad transport officers and military police.
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Italy
Panis
Adriatic Question Reopened by Four Power Council
The Adriatic issue returned to debate as Premier Orlando attended the four power council meeting with Premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George and President Wilson present after noon.
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Orlando
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Ity
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Italy
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Malan Petimeler
Thulay Wentalives
Muels
Mexico Uses Italian Crisis to Press Peace Council
Reported discussions show Mexican representatives pressing the peace council amid the Italian crisis. References to Lloyd George, Clemenceau, Wilson and Italy's stance point to international tension and calls for decisive action from allied leaders.
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