U S Rhine Forge Ready to Advance
American forces east of the Rhine at Coblenz remobilize and reinforce with transport to move about 40 000 troops. Generals Liggett and Hines were recalled to London as Pershing stays in France. Civilians and soldiers clash over sidewalks prompting warnings and halted homeward movement of divisions. Big Three seek explanation from Orlando over Italian troop landings on Turkish soil.
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Paris
Rhine
Coblenz
Versailles
Liggett
Hines
London
General Headquarters
General Pershing
France
Ammerignu
United States
Great Britain
Orlando
Ttalians
Adilia
Budraum
Makrio
Sergeant York Home Returns War Hero of Argonne
Sergeant Abin C York of the 320th Infantry arrives home on the transport Olin wearing the Medal of Honor. He led seven men to kill twenty Germans and capture 132 prisoners while disabling 36 guns during the Argonne drive last October. His unit included fallen comrades as Corporal York took command after Sergeant Early and seven men were killed.
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New York
Abin C. York
Demobilization of U S Army in France by June
General March reports that all American forces abroad except regulars will be out of France by June 12 and demobilization is 60 percent complete. Highlights include Wood and Lowden leading the Republican nomination race and talks on presidential choices. Enforcement bill for wartime prohibition seeks to go into effect July 1. Judge Gary discusses steel industry optimism. Japan invites Germany to study conditions.
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Washington
France
March
Chicago
Leonard Wood
Frank
Lowden Aflinois
Wood
Jam
New York
Smith
Marshall
Desclares
J. Hamilton Lewis
Senate
Wilson
Elbert H. Gary
America Steel and Tron Institute
London
Japan
Germany
Merchantville
du Pont Company
Carney’s Point
Frank Niishe
Chapel Heights
Maurice River Valley
Clover Club
Salem
Salem Country Club
Reading Railroad
Edward Ireland
Mullica Hill
State Street
Beach Avenue
Pennsgrove
Glass Bottle Flowers' Association
South Jersey
Robert Aitken
Spring Road
Vineland
Hightstown
State Board of Health
Water Works Department
Gloucester City
Collingswood
Grafton FE. Day
LAQC
Camp Das
Soc
Eity
Woodbury
Public Service
Bleerrie Aan Gas Companies
Omove
Adto
Prohibition Poll Shows Narrow House Support for Repeal
Washington reports a partisan split on wartime prohibition repeal with 104 in favor and 199 against, 18 absent, and 6 vacancies. North Carolina reps from a dry state show reluctance, while some Republicans and Democrats seek Anti Saloon League guidance before voting.
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Washington
Anti-Saloon League
Congress
Tere
Bcal
Antie Saloan League
House
North Carolina
Wirehin
Small
Robinson
Godwin
Godwin. of These All Except Representitive Smalls
Wilson
Pou
Lenene
Austrians Plead for Treaty Delay Complaint to Clemenceau
Copenhagen reports Austrian chancellor Dr Karl Renner has addressed Premier Clemenceau. He complains the peace conference delays in submitting terms cause grave anxiety for peace and order at home and calls attention to the expense of the delegation abroad.
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Renner
Clemenceau
Copenhagen
Karl Renner
Clemenceu
Johnson Resolution Triggers Senate Debate Over Treaty Text
Senator Hiram Johnson of California demanded the full text of the peace treaty, sparking a sharp, angry Senate debate. Democratic supporters of the nations clashed with Republicans united against the move. The resolution did not pass.
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Johnson
Senate
Washington
Hiram Johnson
Hawker and Grieve Rescued After Atlantic Flight Trouble
Hawker and Lieut. Commander Mackenzie Grieve were rescued after their Sopwith aircraft suffered engine trouble caused by a blocked water filter. The Danish tramp Mary picked them from the water off the Scottish coast and transported them to the Revenge, where the wireless reported their survival.
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London
G. Hawker
Mackenazie Grieve
St. Johns
Newfoundland
Ireland
Mary
Atlantic
Hawker
Grieve
Orkneys
Daily Mail
Rolls-Royce Mater
Norfolk
Agrhuus
Denmark
Scotland
Ahaad
Tub Piast
Woolsby
Cite Geo
Ward
United Kingdom
Predt
Watt
Trey
Sopwith
Steves
Allies redraft Saar terms end of fifteen years
The article reports Allied changes to Saar valley control terms after 15 years, the thirteenth German note avoiding war blame beyond Belgium, a possible Kaiser trial in Geneva, three American casualties in Siberia, British calls for inquiry into Field Marshal French’s book, Austrian treaty cuts to 15,000 troops and navy destruction, and Wilson warning the Council of Four over mandates for Constantinople or Armenia.
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Germany
Saar Valley
Belgium
Japan
Peace Conference Commission
Herman Bernstein
Geneva
League of Nations
Siberia
Wilson
Council of Four
United States
Constantinople
Armenia
Two Anti Bolshevik Armies At Petrograd
London reports strong forces advancing on Petrograd from three directions driving the Bolshevik army before them. An Esthonian army to the west has captured Yambure and railway stations Wesmann and ALoloske on the Narva-Betrograd line. Koporje and nearby villages on the Gulf of Finland occupied. Russians claim Bolshevik resistance broken with thousands of prisoners and thirty guns lost. Allies move south from the north as General Maynard shifts headquarters toward Kem on the White Sea. Medvyelyagora seized near Lake Onega as Bolshevik rear guard suffers. Main lines dismantled to improve Moscow departures.
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London
Petrograd
Yambure
Wesmann
Aloloskeay
Narva-Betrograd
Koporje
Maohwitnpim
Gulf of Kinki
Helsingfors
Daily Mail
Gatelina
Iris
Maynard
Miromansk
Russia
Murmansk
Kem
White Sea
Kem River
Reuters
Medvyelyagora
Lake Onega
Mail flyer leaps to death in Cleveland plane crash
Frank McCusker of New York, pilot of airmail aircraft, died when his plane caught fire after takeoff from Cleveland. Hundreds witnessed the craft rise about 200 feet before burning. He had announced plans to attempt a new record en route to Chicago. The crash site and cause were not immediately known.
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McCusker
Cleveland
Frank McCusker
New York
Aomadl
Procomd
Chicago
Pitts
de Havilland
Sea Flier Roget Lands Short After 1348 Mile Flight
Lieutenant Joget, a French aviator, started from Paris on a planned transAtlantic route via Dakar to Brazil. He landed near Rabat after flying 2140 kilometers, about 1348 miles, forcing abandonment of the attempt and ending the Casablanca to Morocco leg.
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Roget
Paris
Casablanca
Morocco
Joget
Dakar
Braz
Kenitra
Rabar
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