Italy Calls War Chiefs Home In Reply 10 Wilson
Paris reports the Italian vice admiral Thaon Di Revel and Gen. Armando Diaz are returning to Rome. Premier Orlando says he has not decided how to answer President Wilson after his Adriatic policy statement. Italy questions terms with Germany and Austria Hungary and insists Fiume stays outside Italian control under a broader plan.
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Armando Diaz
Orlando
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Fiume
Great Britain
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Kalkan Mwup
Larmany
Hungary
Bohemia
Roumania
Jugo- Slav
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Italy and America in the new European order
Captain Walter R. Gherardi heads a mission in Berlin to gauge German sentiment and report to Paris on postwar aims. The piece argues Fiume and Dalmatian coast issues, Austria-Hungary’s dissolution, armament limits, and minority protections under League of Nations, with Italy restored frontiers and America as Italy’s steadfast ally guiding postwar peace.
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Italy considers separate peace moves with Germany
Paris reports Italy will seek a separate peace if allies break, with King Emanuel telegraphing Orlando to stand firm. Capt Pozzi states Italian forces will occupy Dalmatian Adriatic areas named in the London pact and nearby zones, and a special session of Parliament will push annexation of Dalmatian and Eastern Adriatic lands and Fiume.
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Ital y to guard American embassy and citizens in Italy
Paris April 24 The Italian government moves to protect the American embassy at Rome and consulates in Italian cities in case of demonstrations in the country. No American troops remain in Italy.
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Cossacks Beat Reds in Kolchak Conjunction Offensives
London reports Ural Cossacks with Admiral Kolchak’s Siberian forces advance near Uralsk in southeastern Russia, seize villages west of Uralsk, while Bolsheviks retreat northward under pressure. Forces clash 35 miles southwest of Uralsk over the fortress of Shevorkin as material is abandoned by retreating Bolsheviks. Maj Gen Edmond Ironside notes deserters join allied troops, boosting the new Russian army, and commends American engineers serving with his command.
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Shevorkin
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Archangel Front
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Ball Season Opens Across Leagues
Baseball began across the country with nearly full openings in all major leagues except Chicago and Cleveland. The fresh season kicked off amid fanfare as teams unveiled lineups and hopefuls for the coming schedule. Replaceable veteran stars led early performances while crowds packed ballparks seeking early surprises.
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Demonstration by People of Rome Marks Aspiration Support
Rome witnesses a record demonstration in support of recognizing Italian aspirations. About two hundred soldiers guarded the American, French, and British embassies during the event held last night.
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Baseball scores from a rain affected National and American leagues
National League games were rained out for Chicago at Pittsburgh and Cleveland at Detroit. Brooklyn beat Boston 6 to 1, New York 10 to 1 over Philadelphia, Cincinnati 6 to 2 over St. Louis, while American League results had Chicago 13 over St. Louis 4 and Boston 10 over New York 6 with Washington 1 over Philadelphia 0 and Cleveland rainouts. American Association saw Louisville 14 over Milwaukee 2, Indianapolis 2 over St. Paul 2, and Kansas City 0 over Columbus 1.
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Monopoly on Fresh Fruits Sparks FTC Action
Washington April 24 Charged with making exclusive clause tying contracts with railroads to erect a monopoly in the refrigerated movement of fresh fruits and vegetables the Fruit Growers' Express of Chicago was cited to appear before the federal trade commission on June 4 to answer the complaint. The commission believes a complete monopoly exists over the Atlantic Coast Lines Seaboard Air Line Florida East Coast Charlotte Harbor and Northern Aberdeen and Rockfish Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic and New York Philadelphia and Norfolk lines.
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ENGINEER HEROES BACK HOME
New York reports 1 829 Eleventh engineers return from France aboard the Santa Teresa from Bordeaux after aiding near Cambrai. Also 46 officers and 996 ambulance service troops arrive aboard the Duca d Abruzzi from Marseilles, including quartermaster, HQ, hospital and motor repair detachments, and 838 trunk injuries.
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Marseilles
Orlando Says He Will Leave Paris This Afternoon
Paris April 24 Premier Orlando of Italy reiterated this morning that he would leave Paris this afternoon He added we do not break with the allies but hand over our interests into their hands trusting they will loyally fulfil their mission
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Principles that guide America to make peace with Italy
The speaker argues that America will shape a postwar peace only on rights of peoples and world peace, with obligations Italy must uphold. Trust in Italy rests on mutual adherence to clearly compatible principles, ensuring settlements that secure lasting peace.
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America
March Exports Reach $604 Million in 1919 Surge
Washington, April 24. America's exports for March were valued at $604,912,288, up from $522,900,288 in March 1918, as reported by the department of commerce. Imports for March totaled $267,583,000, vs $242,162,017 in 1918. The gain in exports was led by raw materials for manufacturing rising from $66,008,680 to $101,197,258.
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Department of Commerce
Convention Breaks Up As Sheriff Raids Wobblies in Sioux City
In Sioux City Iowa on April 23 the T W W national convention agricultural branch was raided by Sheriff Jones aided by 75 deputies half a dozen federal agents and many police and railroad secret service men The convention was adjourned and delegates urged to leave promptly Some records were seized The mass meeting aimed to drive the wobblies from the city ended without trouble.
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T. W. Ww. National Convention
Agricultural Branch
Jones
Three Armies On Way To Hungary Front Advances
Czecho-Slovak troops push along Tyrnau to Marchegg front while Serbian forces move north of the Tisza and Degube. Roumanian troops near the Danube Budapest in chaos as fears rise of violence and Bolshevik influence. Allies reportedly order marches on Budapest amid snowstorm and looting by red guards.
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Bela Ra Opa
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Red Guards
Michael Karolyi
Nears Half Billion in Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reported
Unofficial treasury reports show Liberty Loan subscriptions nearly reaching 500 million dollars. Telegrams from district headquarters across the country praise enthusiasm and the slogan Punish the Job This Week. Several communities report most of their quotas met, though initial installments are incomplete.
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Vieto Liberty Loan
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Prairie division praised by Baker and Pershing
In Luxemburg on April 24, twenty three thousand Prairie division soldiers were lauded for their service in World War I. Secretary Baker and General Pershing reviewed the unit, noting its prominent role in battles from Somme through St Mihiel and the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
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