Wilson Urges Stand By War Aims In Present Crisis
President Wilson declares America must uphold war aims as the crisis deepens. Amid conference chatter, reports say Italy may seek a separate peace with Germany, while allied leaders push for a united stance and continued negotiations. Several dispatches hint at strains over timing and personnel changes.
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Wilson
America
Wilin Lee
Val de Ve
Italy
Nathan Atatin
Elaine
Lloyd George
Tullan
Germany
Stalyoni
Unita
Titan
Guy Gur
Tony
Antonie
Menynton
Terman
Berlin
Zurich
Marin
Victory Loan Workers Meet Last Night
The local Victory Loan Committee reported subscriptions totaling 41,900 for the drive and related pledges. Members highlighted team efforts, noting 1,500 in subscriptions the previous day and a grand total of 14,000 for the drive. Margaret Bole of Unley City died yesterday leaving a daughter. she was the widow of the late Attorney Moly my well known resident.
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Getty
Mielulay
Guy Os
Bough Henry
America Turces
Americion
Mantir
Entity Toon Lemieva
Hngky Ni
Tinsake Antal
Siliverib Oil
Margaret Bole
Unley City
Moly
Thin City
Borah Seeks Text of Pact Amid Debate
Senator borah called for the full text of a proposed pact after a sixty day debate on the former constitution. He urged transparency and stressed the need to show how the document aligned with the League of Nations language and prior resolutions.
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Washington
Langu of Nations
Tony Des
State Department
Leon
Sonat
Northwestern Commandery Session Highlights Templar Honors
Northwestern Commandery No 26 Knights Templar met in Meadville with notable officers of the Grand Encampment and visitors from Pittsburgh and nearby towns. After noon rites the Temple and several orders were conferred, followed by a 7 pm assembly and a dinner hosted by Park Avenue Congregational Church ladies.
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Northwestern
Knights Templar
Mteadville
United States
Pittsburgh
Park Avenue Congregational Church
Commandery
Atrodwood
Temple
Corry
Marry
Smith
Franklin 'T. Barbit
All. Gogtrell
Portia G. Wood
James HH. Weight
Morrin C. Bounteel
Franke
Loskwood
Cotlinsville
Charles
Simpsons
J. W. GC
Edwin J.lenvis
Georga L, McKelvey
Sum. Alt
Winger
Frame 8
Gillett
Frank Foean
Walter Welroy Lost Foot Under Train
A worker named Walter McElroy, 12, suffered a severe foot injury when a train incident occurred at a harbor yard. He was rushed to hospital after a wheel struck his foot, with witnesses describing the accident and the swift response by coworkers and medical staff. Doctors said recovery is expected, though the injury is serious.
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Walter Welroy
Walter McElroy
Ali
Molloy
Guy Naly
Valughin
Latar
Chiude
Ind
Mather
Sapl
McElroy
Taye Vuekls Company
Ron
Sui
Pury Vail
Committees Plan Parade and Music for Home Celebration
The committees on parade and music convene to organize a Welcome Home celebration with W Wilcox as chairman. They invite manufacturers, fraternal groups, churches and schools to participate, ban mobile entries for 1086 volunteers, and plan a community choir and multiple bands for the event.
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Corry
Gonineres
C.D. Wilcox
W. Marnarilus
Union City
Youngaville
Gand
Social Notes Chronicle Birthday Parties and Club Meetings
Mr Dirwaay and twenty-two guests gathered at East Street home of Mr and Mrs C H Nichols for a family social. Cards and music featured as gifts were exchanged for Marie and other birthdays. The Modern Dames planned a meeting at Mrs Edmund Rhodes home while other notes mention a pension anniversary, Authors Club gathering, and Marguerite Chast’s twelfth birthday with games and piano.
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Dirwaay Anmyeisny
Robert Nichols
Velebeatei
Mt Tid
C. Hy Nichola
East South
Afreet
Solota Wut Kantor
Itu
Rome
Marie
Meo
le Be Banke
Elmund Rhodes
Mui
John Ohio
Marguerite
Piccadilla School Social Cake Social Set for April 25
The Freeaction senvor plans a cake social at Piccadilla School for April 25 at 3 30 PM. All ladies are asked to bring cakes for this event, part of a series of social affairs hosted by the Pigs. Weather at Piccadilla School is cloudy tonight.
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Ah Cadilla School
Bhportion
Allfrida
American Casualties Reach 285950 in War toll
United Press reports the final correct toll of American casualties, issued by the War Department, showing a gain of about 101 over prior tallies. The tally lists dozens of named deaths and notes soldiers from various units, including preliminary mentions of specific names and regions.
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United Press
Washington
Loring
Bolahovski
Hirteen Americ
Wage Increases Granted Across National Wage Board
A Washington report released today shows wage increases totaling millions. It states that more than 16 million workers were directly affected by the board decisions, with indirect impacts estimated in the tens of millions. The figures come from the National Wage Board and reference industrial differences and related funding.
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United Press
Washington
Flying Circus Delayed at Warren Ohio
A fragmentary wartime wire report notes delays and machine trouble delaying the Flying Circus show in Warren Ohio, with mention of preparations, advance arrivals, and exhibition schedules amid general confusion and partial details. The piece also covers treasury drive updates, hospital news, and local arrivals amid wartime activity.
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Flying Circus
Warren
Ohio
Hungary in doubt as front lines shift in Europe
Reports from Budapest indicate a chaotic situation with conflicting dispatches. The communist government reportedly toppled, Romanian forces advancing, and Italian envoys remain with the American food commission as unrest spreads across Hungary. The Rome alliance and Jugoslavia pressure add to a fragile front while factories mobilize men for extended defense.
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United
London
Budapest
Huy
Boelin
Brown
I American Food Commission
Kingdom of Montenairo
Transport unit from Company A due May 4th
Readable fragments indicate Company A transport and supply movements with a May 4 due date. Mentions include naval or engineering units, headquarters locations, and divisions around Hert and Washington. The text is garbled but centers on a deployment timetable and logistics for a May delivery.
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Hotaehannat
Suny
Aly Buin Lau Ubardy
Reive
Ura
Tank Will Operate On Mdonald Farm
A fragmented note describes a tank operation at Mdonald Farm with details about propellers engines and a public notice. It references Witns, a tank review, and local figures, hinting at an installation or demonstration and citywide interest in the project.
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Leon
Newt Wee
Funk
Rnmab
Roel
Geo UN Dun Wie For Dle Fiak
Suloek
Hsta
Ahr
Kmith
Coan
Wattstracy
Amd
Salle Fe
Fire Sweeps Erse City Factory, $50,000 Lost
A large fire early this morning destroyed the American Heavy Storage Company factory in Erse City, causing an estimated fifty thousand dollars in damage. The blaze originated in a storage department and rapidly spread to nearby buildings, with emergency crews unable to reach the site in time. Local authorities issued a travel advisory as the cause remains under investigation.
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Pire
American Heanty
Ely & Who
Union Ter Company
Teo Fama
Ais
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