Allenby Drives Egyptian Revolt With Severe Measures
New York says General Allenby, as high commissioner, crushed the Egyptian rebellion after arriving in Cairo. Punitive expeditions, wholesale arrests, and warnings that villages would be burned accompany the crackdown. Bedouin chiefs punished, natives guard railways, armored cars and airplanes deployed to restore peace amid broad disaffection.
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New York
Cairo
Allenby
Gieral Allenby
Egypt
Allies Sponsor Russ Move Involving Allied War Council
London reports that allied forces in northern Tunisia and the north Russian expedition were undertaken with deliberation by the supreme war council. Britain coordinated allied measures and commanded the operation largely as a naval effort, supplying equipment for 25 000 Russian Bolshevik troops and delivering food for 700 000 civilians to Archangel and Murmansk.
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War Council
London
Tunsia
Supreme War Council
Britain
Great Britain
Archangel
Murmansk
Winter Wheat Record Broken in Washington Forecast
Washington forecasts the largest winter wheat crop ever grown based on April 1 conditions. Estimated at 37,000,000 bushels valued at 1.5 billion dollars at guaranteed price, with April 1 condition at 85 percent of normal. If favorable to harvest, yield would exceed prior records by millions of bushels. Civil war commentary from Copenhagen notes General Erich Ludendorff’s forthcoming book blames German civil authorities for war outcomes.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Ludendorf
Copenhagen
Erich Tantendorff
Germany
Weimar
The
Politiken
Russian Soviet Claimant Seeks Representational Status
Ledimin Chinnit presents himself as a representative of the Russian soviet government. The claim appears in a brief notice noting his asserted official role and affiliation. Further verification or official recognition is not provided in the readable text.
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Ledimin Chinnit
Wilson Pushes No Compromise on Peace Terms
A high American official says President Wilson will not accept any peace terms that compromise the original U S plan. Orders to send the steamship George Washington to Brest were issued April 6 to ensure a swift return to Washington if needed. The president insists on a peace based on justice, not political expediency, and rejects any capitulation to Sampston.
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Paris 11
Wilson
United States
George Washington
Nmvy Department
Brest
Washington
Minde Momalay
Convoys Defeated U Boats With Depth Charges and Listening Devices
New York. Rear Admiral William S. Sims praised the convoy system as decisive in World War I. He cited depth charges and listening devices as key to protecting transports and supplies across the Atlantic, remarking on merchant mariners who carried cargoes with or without convoys.
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New York
Wiliam 8. Sims
Mauretania
Famous Referee Fixpatrick Dies After Fight Controversy
Noted referee New Orleans Jonn Fixpatrick who officiated the Sullivan Ryn bout and the Mississippi fight between Sullivan and Kite died Monday at age TS. He gained fame for presiding over major matches including Sullivan’s world title win in Minviseippl City.
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New Orleans
Jonn Fixpatrick
Jon J. Sulliven
Paddy Ryn
Sullivan
Jake Kite
Riebewarg
Miss
Mondell Named Republican Floor Leader in House
Representative Frank W. Mondell of Wyoming will serve as the Republican floor leader in the next house. He was chosen by the Republican committee on committees after Representative Mann of Illinois declined to serve.
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Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
House
Republican Committee On Committees
Representative Mann
Illinois
Budapest under Bolshevik rule and famine fears
News from Budapest reports fear and hunger as state offices are staffed by Russians and speech is barred under immediate arrest. Expropriations surge, judges deposed, newspapers censored, and food trains blocked by car shortages. Reports of arrests and official decrees spread terror among residents.
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Amerian
Vieroa Hawks
Hungarine
Budapest
Philippines Independence Drive Moves on at White House
Secretary Baker reads Wilson letter to a Philippine commission of forty leaders in Washington urging timely independence for the islands. Governor Harrison says obstacles to independence have been cleared away. The group presents a memorial backing independence and cites the Philippines’ free war record. In New York, proposals for six amendments to the League of Nations covenant are reviewed by the League of Free Nations amendment conference.
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Baker
Wilson
Special Commission
Spac
Walter
Deld
Armericat
Europe
Legimature
Francis Horton Harrison
Tw Philippines
Mr. Baker
Islands
Lineat
Manned Quenon
Senate
Salker
New York
League of Nations
League of Free Nations
Danzig Port Opened for Polish Troops Return
Marshal Foch and German representatives announced that the port of Danzig would be used to return Polish soldiers from France. The agreement allows troop movements via multiple routes through Germany, with ten trains daily and special provisions to speed arrivals. If issues arise Foch may redirect to Danzig or other transit options.
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Parritt
Marsal Foch
Li Ae
Poland
France
Spa
Daneig
Halters
Rull
Coblens
Girwen
Cassel
Halle
Eilenburg
Kotthos
Liswa
Kallee
Stettin
Koenlesberg
Germany
Foch
Danzig
Dansig
Tornado hits western Omaha injuring several people and damaging homes
A tornado swept the western Omaha area damaging about thirty five dwellings with heavy property loss. The worst hit zone lay between Crater and Leavenworth and Forty-ninth and Fifty-sixth streets causing streetcar disruption. No major injuries reported locally though passengers were shaken. Reports of violent windstorms extended to Cars, Douglass and Otoe counties with limited life loss but significant property damage.
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Wi Omoeta
Onmha
Bunny
Parmani
Crater
Leavenworth
Fortyninth
Dodge
Another Issue of Loan Certificate in Workington
Town certificates of indebtedness amounting to 60000 dollars with a 4 percent rate, dated April 10 and maturing September, issued by the municipal department. Subscription books open April 17 for investors to participate in the offering.
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Workington
Soviet Worker Behind Bars in Spokane Held on Disloyalty Charge
Harry M. Wicks, identified by police as a Soviet-pattern prisoner, was arrested Saturday on a city ordinance charge for advocating disloyalty to U S law.
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Spokane
Harry M. Wicks
Polien
Russia
United States
Excellent Record Made Dover patrol ships pass safely
During the war the Dover patrol destroyers escorted 2400 merchant vessels with only 73 losses. Vessels moved east and west across the channel, marking a remarkable wartime record for the force and its crews.
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Dover
Kogiasd
Chanel
Leonard to meet Richie in Newark boxing match
Lightweight champion Jenny Leonard is set to face Wille Hitchie of Ban Francheen, a former titleholder, in an eight round bout in Newark on April 28.
Twin Falls Notes A Modern Hospital Plan And Local Developments
The article reports on plans for a large modern hospital to serve nearby residents, the public utility commission appointing Kitwant J. Gorton of Hickfield as engineer to begin May 10, and local infrastructure items including a fire alarm system upgrade. It notes a clothing shipment for Barne whitey Gewnt totaling around two and a half tons, plus various civic updates such as a new fire alarm and police communications, county transportation data, and Rotary club activities. The piece also mentions community gifts, fund drives, and local economic notes across Twin Valle and surrounding towns.
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Chie Woothon
UT Ties
Kitwant J. Gorton
Hichfield
Barne Whitey
Hatley
Central
Tate
Levtigg
Halse
Mihalis
Frasier
Direeing
Vic
Warrington
Hullietfiaghion
Oulshe
Soncatiia
Miert Reed
Pocatell
Willy Water
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