New Pact Builds War Machine Candidates in Ballot Drawn
A local slate emerges for the May 10 primary with Dr Alexander seeking assembly in the MBied district and candidates listed for Congress state committee and assembly seats. Republican Milton W Shreve and Otto L Nick head regional tickets with Democrats Charles N Crosby J W Tillotson and others named. Army orders direct strong resistance to food relief efforts along the lower Mississippi River.
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PACT
Alexander
Mbied
Oointy
Seoretaty
Commonwealth
Congress
Milton W. Shreve
Liberty Street
Hunt
Otto L. Nick
Hazel Street
Erio
Greenfield
Jin Cassius Alexander
Curry
LM Raymnond
Peite
Court House
Ther
Corry
Arthur J Lyons
Tohn
Tohn &, Love
Rise
Daniel C. Laney
Corry J. €. Shambure
Alexander Koestner
United Pros
Washington
Mississippi River
SD Declares Former Envoy to Germany Warns on Realization
Former ambassador warns that predictions from months past are nearing realization as Germany seeks economic benefits. The deposed envoy, Gerard Sounds, emphasizes cautious steps and warns of potential missteps by parties involved. He urges policymakers to consider long term trade impacts and regional stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gerard
Military alliance expected to follow in Europe
Former ambassador James W. Gerard argues that a German Russia alliance will emerge, forcing Western powers into a league with Berlin. He predicts Germany will dominate Europe, create partitions anew, and push German influence across vast towns and administrations, reshaping the continent after the 武 period.
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James W. Gerard
Germany
New York
Efany
Angria
Russia
France
Europe
Germmanny
Blackmail Plot Against Army Officer's Slaver's Wife
SAPULPA Okla Apal 20 Edward Read jailed following alleged blackmail attempt on Mrs Jean Day wife of the slaver of Lieutenant Ward Beek authorities say Read demanded $2000 to stop revealing what he claimed to have seen.
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United Prasas
Sapulpa
Okla
Apel
Edward Read
Jean. Day
Pulsatony
der Larest
Day
Chamber of Commerce Get Together Session Details
Members show strong interest in the Chamber of Commerce get together meeting scheduled for tomorrow evening at the municipal building. Russell from the American City Bureau will speak on What the Community Means to You, with a musical program led by James T. Weight. Members and friends are urged to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Meigs
Russell
American City Bureau
Oviini
James T. Weight
Atmamberg
Wnite
Dublin Rebel Assault Fails as Free State Forces Repel Attack
In Dublin on April 20 rebels attacked Free State headquarters at the town hall and Merrion Street, along with the telephone exchange and patrol protectors. Heavy rifle fire tore through central streets as troopers engaged rebel bands, four Free State men wounded and the garrison at Parliament attacked from multiple angles.
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United Press
Dublin
Free State
Oconnell
Merrion Street
Probe Denial of Citizenship to Strikers
United Press reports Washington on April 20 that a House labor committee will study alleged denial of citizenship papers to striking miners. Representatives of the United Mine Workers and others will testify Monday or Tuesday. If findings support President Orr’s claim, impeachment could be considered. The committee planned to hear officials from the Federal Trade Commission, railroad department, and Interstate Commerce Commission regarding the coal mining industry.
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United Press
Washington
Eden Dushee Chivtos
P-Ory
Pixtaburgu
Mis Rt
United Mine Workers i Pennyylvania
Orr
al Leger
Nolan Hin
Orr'x
Horne
Labor Committee
Pederal Trade Commission
Can. Terce Commission
Bland
Indiana
Three Children Die At Hands Of Texas Fiend
In Houston on April 20 a deadly crime left William Mathias nine Elizabeth Mathias eight and Louis Mathias six dead in a bedroom. Police found a hidden rein entry and seals around doors and windows blocked with paper indicating a murder scene.
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Texas
United Pros
Houston
Tex
Vietiray
William Mathias
Elizabeth Mathias
Louis Mathias
Housing Corporation Stockholders Meet at Municipal Building
The Corry Building Corporation held a stockholders meeting at the Municipal Building Tuesday evening with broad share representation. A general discussion covered the company’s affairs and a decision favored disposing of all properties by offering full details through the sales agent, Robert Cateryon, in the Realty Building.
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Corry Building Corporation
Stemn
Siles
Robert
Cateryon
Offics
Ink
Mail Out Ballots In Chamber Election
The chamber of commerce mailed primary ballots today for officer elections. Return by 7 p.m. on April 25. Official ballots ship to members April 27 and must be filled by May 12. Directors’ terms expiring in May listed. replacements to be chosen. Also notes wireless seismic event and ship details unrelated to the election.
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Chamber of Commerce
L. Alexander
Artine Colegrave
Brown
D. Waller
Frank Laurie
W. Olds
Halo
Aleceil
United Prgas
Buenos
STRES
Campbell
M.S. Auhton
Bentley
Murinou Finer
Aeolus
Habbidt
W. Mink
Montevideo
Turfier, Kightman Company
Fear of flappers shocks Ypsilanti school crowd
A chaotic report from Ypsilanti Michigan notes 1300 locals, including many youths with short hair and skirts, reading accounts of a spring term. Seventeen girls were asked not to return to the Normal School for the term, with others cited for social misbehavior and smoking.
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Oalved Frese
Ypsilanti
Mich
Minn
Windstorm Damage Hits City With Roof and Window Loss
A severe windstorm caused considerable damage in the city this afternoon. A Whittlesey cup worker on East Pleasant Street lost part of the roof and a window in the Gril millinery on South Center Street was broken. Additional damage occurred in other areas of the city.
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Whittlesey Cup
East Pleasant Street
Gril
South Center Street
1800 Are Buried Genoaparity in Barrack Ruins
London April 0A A chaotic crisis unfolds as 1800 lie buried in barrack ruins amid a fuel shortage and fleeing civilians. The report notes German military positions weakening while Allied representatives prepare to hear a framing reply later this afternoon.
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Genoapariry
Rathenau
German delegates continue insistent on war aims at Genoa
United Press reports Genoa April 20 where German delegates pressed hard for a complete war aims program with Russia, while Allied and Russian issues were discussed. A draft reply to Allies was prepared to avoid disrupting the Genoa conference and a separate Russian problem outline was circulated to experts.
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ENON
Lloyd Ike
Cite
Bellisi
Genon Progress
United Press
Forvenst
Bath
Tate
Willy Ie
Vannes
Aine
Tiatte
Rutehak
Udmyin
Chargy
Propixals
Jywe Coniifii
Tory
Dine
Pateh
Genga
Lloyd George Confident Despite Obstacles at Genoa Talks
In Genoa Apr 40 Premier Lloyd George declared confidence amid Russia and German hurdles. He signaled the conference would consider a Pan European nonaggression pact with nations pledging to avoid aggression without prior discussion, aiming to curb tensions and establish guarantees.
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United Pros
Genoa
Ginfersnes i
Lipyal Grate
San Giorgi Pulao
Euripius
Russia
Lloyd George
Storm minimal damage to fruit crops reports say
Weather notes describe little damage to fruit crops from a recent storm. Temperatures near freezing shift to warmer readings by week’s end with forecasts predicting heavy rain and possible snow. A separate item reports the American foreign debt refunding commission notifying nations owing the United States of readiness to proceed with refilling obligations.
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United Press
Wasitington
American Foreign Debt Refunding Commission
United States
Laura Datrow
Mes
George Y Department
Torlay
Marthaler
Fear or safety of Semenoff hearing delayed again
United Press reports the hearing on Semenoff’s charge was postponed to April 20 amid mob scene at jail. Senator Barah and Garment figures conferred with Attorney Haywire as authorities guard Semenoff awaiting proceedings.
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Somenoff
United Press
New York
Hanelar Saynenom
Hurchur
Idahn
Garment
Americus
Union Leaders Center Efforts Connelleville
United Press reports Connelleville Virginia on April 20 saw over one hundred percent turnout as field engineers from the Allied Association and others respond to union organizers. They pressure employers to strike May First as a general work stoppage looms, with calls for solidarity across the region.
Treasury letter denies wartime payments claim
A Treasury Department letter released today states that Henry Pir Wid did not author a certain statement and that war bonds totaling 828,000,000 are not eligible for the claims listed. The letter notes the declaration that the funds were not permissible and will be reviewed after publication.
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Washington
Henry Pir
Treasury Department
Weithon
Russia and Germany Enter Economic Alliance Map Shows Treaty
In a wartime map the article notes a Russia Germany economic treaty enabling direct land commerce previously blocked by an interstate barrier. It questions the durability of the alliance amid Polish tensions and the seasonal closure of waterways. Key figures named include Rathenu Germany and Tehitcherin Russia who negotiated the pact.
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Russia
Vene Tor
Tie Jong
Loli
Rathenu
Germany
Ani Ab
aaelEje Tehitcherin
Scorry Man Weds Pittsfield Girl
Robert Earl Brown son of Mr and Mrs T A Brown of this city wed Miss Sophia Christine Anderson at the home of the bride's parents in Pittsfield on April 18 in the presence of families. Rev Smith ME church of Pittsfield officiated at 6 o'clock. The couple plan a short wedding trip to Pittsburg and other points and will reside at 4 East Madison Street in a newly furnished home.
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Robert Earl Brown
T. A. Brown
Sophia Christine Anderson
Pittstiiid Tyssttay
Rey Smith
ME. Chitect
Pittsticit
Foyir Gfetock
Kalling
Ars Wall Gowit
Pitusburgh
Medsany
Steven
Arbor Day Observed In Schools With Forest Theme
Governor Sproul attends Arbor Day events as schools dedicate time to Pennsylvania forests and wood life. Eugene Treath addresses students on the importance of wood while seniors plant a maple tree on West ant street at the south end of the school building.
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Eugene Treath
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