Kiao Chau Lead in Paris Peace Talks Amid Stalemate
Paris April 29. At the council of three with Baron Makine and Viscount Chinda no decision arrived on Japan Belgium issues. A compromise on Kiao Chau was proposed but not concluded. US and French financial experts discussed early reparations payments as Belgian delegates face potential treaty signings hindered by financial aid needs.
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Kiao Chau
Baron Makiné
Chinda
Council of Three
Japan
King Chou
China
Taing Tao
Kiao Chau- A
Tsing Tao
Shanlung
Council
United States
France
Neuler
Belgium
Communists Fire On Planes Over Munich Kill Civilians
Berne reports that Hoggman government planes over Munich were fired on by communists, killing 13 civilians and wounding over 100. The Vossiche Zeitung says firing on aircraft is banned to save motion and avoid worsening conditions amid a large population and troop presence in Munich.
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Apri
Hoggman
Munich
Vossiche Zeitung
Berlin
Government On hi Oppoted by Clee
Louis, Missouri April 29. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States, through a score of speakers, and half as many committee reports.
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Clee
T. Louis, Mo
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Klao Chau Question Dominates Paris Forenoon Session
The Klao Chau Question was the sole topic in the Paris forenoon session and no decision was reached after examination of the subject. Reports indicate further discussion is anticipated.
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Paris
Weather forecast for Wyoming midweek
Wyoming's outlook shows fair conditions with a yearlong trend. Temperatures ease on Wednesday and Thursday with cooler spells expected later in the period.
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Wyoming
Denver Shoemaker Witnesses Fire In Alley Workshop
A damaged report from Denver describes a fire at a shoemaker's workshop with nearby mentions of Blovent, Ogden, and a trio who allegedly invaded the area. The fragment hints at injuries and a back-shop disturbance but lacks clear outcomes or names due to OCR errors.
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Denver
Colo
Weene
Ogden
Germans Renew Offensives in Flanders Bloodied Day
One year ago today German forces renewed powerful attacks against weakened British and Belgian lines in Flanders. France reports Scherpenberg Mill near Ypres fell as American units contributed only lightly to staving off the German tide. Von Arnim's tactics aimed to crush the Allied line from Arran to the North Sea as Allies discuss shipping releases to speed American relief.
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Flanders
Scherpenberg Mill
Ypres
Amiena
von Arnim
Arran
North Sea
Council of Allies
America
Premier Orlando and Wilsons Adriatic memorandum dispute
Paris and Rome dispatches outline Premier Orlando admitting receipt of the April 14 American memorandum on the Adriatic question. He says Italy believed its claims rest on high justice and that any treaty should be set aside. Wilson’s April 23 statement is summarized, aligning with 14 points and London pact limits.
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Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Adriatic
Italy
Paris
Wilson
Germany
Austria
London
Istra
Triestanil
Barnes Bludgeon Cuts Food Prices Prompt Market Drop
Julius I. Barnes head of the Rain Corporation and Food Administration pushes price relief. He announces flour export buyback halts and promises resale at key centers. Corn drops 11 cents, pork and bacon also slide as markets react to the policy.
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Chicago
Julius I. Barnes
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Food Administration
Board of Trade
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Grasp Corporation
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United States
Australia
Grim Commander of American Army Meets Son at Sea
Dr M J Walsh of Chicago secretary of the Knights of Columbus recounts General Pershing reuniting with his 9 year old son Warren aboard the Leviathan. Pershing softened to “Daddy” as Warren surprised him at Brest and rushed into his arms. Warren is described as a fine boy and a favorite aboard.
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Associated Press
New York
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Chicago
Knights of Columbus
France
General Pershing
Warren
Walsh
Secretary of Water
Dr. Walsh
Brest
Neral
Baker
J. Walsh
Orlando Urges Italy to Preserve the Greatest Calm
Rome April 29 The Italian premier Signor Orlando told the chamber that with the world and Italy facing grave times the duty is to preserve the greatest calm and serenity in addressing the Paris peace conference. He reviewed the march to March deliberations and the Allies perceived rewards for sacrifices. Deputy Luussat urged protecting Italian sacrifices and the Adriatic under motherland protection.
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Rome
Thuy
Italy
Stenor Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Signor Orlando
Germany
Orlando
Luigh Luzzatti
Mary
Wilson
Luatal
Adriatic
Turall
Socialist Party
Infernal mail bomb wounds Georgia senator's wife
In Atlanta on April 29 Mrs. Thomas W. Hardwick, wife of former Senator Hardwick, was burned in the face and a negro maid lost both hands when a package delivered to the Hardwick home exploded. The package, linked to a New York department store, bore the name Gimbel Bros. 32nd and Broadway, and was postmarked in New York. Police recalled a similar Seattle bomb tied to a comparable inscription.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Georgia
Sandervisville
New York
Gimbel Bros
32Nd
Broadway
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Orlando Declines Return to Sign World Treaty
Paris April 29 Ambassador Page reports from Nome that Premier Orlando will not return to Paris to sign the peace treaty. Italy’s leader fears internal unrest and prefers no external provocation, risking Allied action without Italy. The treaty drafting nears completion with about 80 000 words and a 10 000 word official summary ready for simultaneous release.
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Ambassador Page
Nome Today
Preemier Orlando
Page
Italy
Ialy
Wilson
Rome
Orlando
Lre
Amos
George Tries Again on Italian Crisis in Rome
Paris reports Britain’s prime minister dispatching a trusted associate to Rome to speak with Premier Orlando. The envoy, from the Asquith cabinet with Lloyd George, seeks conciliation but warns any Italian control intrusion could hinder a settlement.
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Paris
Orlando
Rome
Asquith
Lloyd George
Trial of Emperor Not Yet Decided for Treaty
Paris reports doubt over including the former German emperor's prosecution in the peace treaty. Parliamentarians say a plenary session may still place a report from the council of four in the treaty, though inaction could block it unless a secret plenary conference directs further action.
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Paris
Council of Four
Germans Arrive at Versailles for Peace Conference
The German peace delegation reached the Van Gresson station at 9:30 p m and proceeded to Versailles for talks amid the Allied peace conference proceedings.
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Rae
van Gresson Station
Auloniddal Be
American Officers Hooted in Fame Streets Report
Dispatch from Copenhagen reports American officers faced hooting by crowds amid demonstrations in France while British and French troops endured difficulties. The source notes tensions as Allied forces navigate hostile reception overseas.
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