President Wilson's Adriatic Peace Plan Stirs Rome
President Wilson outlines postwar principles for Europe in a statement on the Adriatic question. Premier Orlando signals Italy will hold its gains while acknowledging the shift from the pact of London as Austria-Hungary no longer exists. He stresses Italy's stance on independence, balance of power, and a League of Nations framework.
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Paris
Allan
Thau Pi Revel
Rowe
Armado Ding
Thegerminn
Wilson
Orlando
Liiga
Italy
Germany
Diplom
Austria
Rome
Great
Britain
France
Europe
League of Nations
Balkan
Hungary
Bohemia
Roumania
Jugo- Slav
Flame
Mediterranean
Lonton
London
Adriatic
Malmatian
Austro-Hungary
Austria-Hungary
European Order
Alps
Istrian
Triest
Volnire
Order of
Fire on Korean Mob Riot at Velxonart Near Seoul
Special dispatch from Korea states that Christians mission members at Velxonart near Seoul clashed with genudichmes during a riot. Officers fired on the mob, killing 20 and wounding several engaged in the demonstration.
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Korea
Velxonart
Seoul
Keting
Italian Premier on Way Back to Rome
The report covers Premier Orlando and Signor Barolini departing for Rome after a Council of Four session, with Sonnino remaining in Paris. It notes Italy’s stance on Fiume and the Dalmatian coast, aligned with Wilson’s points, while London and Washington exchanges frame the peace talks.
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Rome
Paris
Orlane
Signor
Baralini
Tome
Orlando
Council of Four
Wilson
Sonnino
Biron Sonnino
Parks
Linvd George
Drenier Glennenbein
Orlanna
ItaHann
Italy
Dalmatian
United States
Italan
Inthonte
Ecomplete
Hatian
Progress in moving Russian prisoners repatriation effort underway
Coblenz Germany April 23 The task of repatriating 500000 Russian prisoners in twenty camps under American army medical officers began a few days ago according to the American Red Cross. The work may be completed in about six weeks. Americans connected with relief work among Russian prisoners number more than a thousand.
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Coblenz
Germany
Ned Cross
First nonstop Chicago to New York flight by Capt White
New York April 21 Captain B T White an American army aviator made the first nonstop Chicago to New York flight in a De Havilland 4 Army reconnaissance plane covering 727 miles at 106 mph. He left Ashburn field Chicago at 8 50 am central and landed Hazelhurst Mineola at 6 40 pm eastern time with mechanic H M Schaefer. Officials doubt whether any longer continuous flight record exists and the Aero Club of America may award a medal of merit at Atlantic City May 4. The plane was a standard De Havilland 48 with a 400 hp Liberty engine.
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Chicago
B. T White
Ashburn Aviation Field
Hazelhurst Field
Mineola
L. 1
H. M. Schaefer
Aero Club of America
White
Atlantic City
de Haviland
France
Clash on Court Martial
Lieut Col Samuel T Ansell told the American Bar Association committee investigating army justice that steels under War Department control taint the system. He argued the articles of war reflect an unchanged British code from 1774 and criticized prejudiced committee conduct while outlining reforms.
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Washington
Samuel T. Ansell
War Department
American Bar Association
Ansell
Gregory
Chicago
Air Service Request Calls for Volunteers in 1920s
Washington April 28 Capt Charles Z Glidden an officer in the United States air service urges all men who wish to help develop the nations air program to send name and address to the department air service officer 104 Broadstreet New York to receive an important communication on the subject.
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Washington
Charles Z. Glidden
United States Air Service
Oilitary Aeronautics
Air Service
Department Air Service
Broadstreet
New York
Archduke Leaves Austria Aboard Express for Lucerne
Archduke of Austria travels from Vienna on the Simpson-Orient express with English officers and former aristocracy members. He is expected to reach Lucerne in the evening, departing April 19 from Geneva.
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Archduke
Austria
Geneva
Archduke Rederfele
Vienna
Ariatocracy
Fle
Lucerne
Germans Ready for War as Munich Turmoil Deepens
Munich turmoil spreads as Hoffman regime tightens grip on government and army moves to suppress communists in Bavaria. Reports from Upper Silesia note hidden guns and engines as Soviet influence wanes and hostages are executed in Rosenberg amid plunder and clashes.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Munich
Journal Des Dehats
Gleiwitz
Hiere
Liebnitz
Stresslitz
Oppely
Hoffman
London
Bavaria
Spartheldes
Dacha
Ingolstadt
Germany
Ernest Toller
Leyten
M. Alexirod
Herr Nissen
Bourgeoiie
Rosenberg
Augsburg
FIGHTERS TO GET BUTTONS
Washington reports the war department will issue lapel buttons as badges of honor for discharged soldiers sailors and nurses who have no other distinguishing insignia. A supply of bronze and gilt buttons is now available for those who served Uncle Sam.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
War Department
American missionary Mowry appeals in Tokyo court
The court increased a six month hard labor sentence for American missionary Mowry, convicted of sheltering revolutiataries during a nationalist demonstration. His bond was set at 800 yen.
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Tokyo
Mowry
Ang Coreno
How to Avoid Backache and Nervousness
A Providence woman reports chronic backache and nervousness eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She describes improvement in headaches and weight, urging others to try the root and herb remedy and contact Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
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Providence, R. L
Lydia
Pinkham
Mia
Adeline B
Lynch
Plain St
Providence
R.L
Woman readers urged to check kidney and bladder health
Urges women to consider kidney issues behind fatigue and nervousness. Claims Swamp Root by Dr Kilmer restores kidney function and health. Advises sending ten cents for a sample bottle and notes availability at drug stores.
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Kilmer
Castoria Bottle Warning About Signatures
Public health notice urges mothers to inspect every Castoria bottle for the proper signature and assure use of the recognized old remedy used for infants and children for over 30 years. It reminds that children cry for Fletcher's Castoria.
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Fletcher
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