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Newspaper
Cranbury Press
Location
Cranbury, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
2
A sweeping digest covers Victory Loan stock activity international politics and peace talks at Versailles. Reports note American units returning from Italy, events in Munich, and debates on the League of Nations. Baseball and tennis results, plus legislative moves and trade developments, fill the page.
Washington reports a Turin general strike linked to Bolshevist propaganda. The Supreme Court reconvened after a two week recess for its final session before summer vacation. The League of Nations draft shows reduced opposition to ratification in the Senate. Col William L Kenly is named a Companion of the Bath for leading the US Army aeronautic division. Rumors say Redfield or Hines may resign amid steel price deadlock. Militants will picket the White House seeking an extra session to push suffrage. Anne Morgin says the Versailles cottage will not lodge a Hun. Walker Hines announces a 65 million dollar wage rise for 400000 rail workers. J L Ackerson to lead ship construction for the Emergency Fleet Corp. The government to insure 2.59 million against hail damage to Kansas and Oklahoma wheat.
General notice reports a new Montreal to Buenos Aires and Montevideo steamship line announced by McLean Ltd. The article notes a prominent global shipping development and the arrival of ships amid postwar activity.
Reports indicate Poland agreeing to armistice talks with Ukraine while Lahore and Aligarh see deadly riots with European casualties. Egypt forms a new cabinet under Ruchull Pasha. Rome liberals urge cooperation with authorities to solve postwar issues and resist Bolshevism. Canadian official Thompson travels to London to aid export talks. Berlin notes Solf to be U S ambassador, Dernburg named finance minister. Saxon war minister Neuring killed after a pay dispute. Japanese authorities arrest three Presbyterian missionaries, releasing two. Dr Ely M Mowry held for aiding Corean propaganda.
Peace conference work nears a possible agreement as the Big Four weigh reparations and territorial questions. Wilson considers withdrawal. a draft covenant for the league of nations advances while transport and battlefield issues stir Paris. Bolshevik activity grows in Bavaria and Hungary as allied forces evacuate Odessa amid regional unrest and weather disasters across the U.S. Southwest.
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