Japan Likely to Agree on American Mandate Rights
Diplomatic observers report no move to contest the United States claim of equal rights with Allied powers in former German possessions. France appears to back the American stance, while Japan and Britain discuss practical application.Italy resists a claim to former enemy territories, with broader European support unclear as talks continue.
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Ashington
United States
France
Hughes
Jus.areata Nerdicd
Tessy
Italy
Peinetnica
Hughea
Stlewlites
Mil Parden
Feauves
Daag
South Africa
Mincs
Yap
United
Bates
Mitive Molynesinie
Harding Chooses a Middle of Road
Analysis suggests President Harding leans toward a middle course on the League of Nations. Supporters expect cautious steps away from the Versailles framework, with talk of a possible new alliance or modification of the existing League to suit American aims.
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Harding
Daylight Time Delays Hanging of Manler in Chicago
Records show Sam Cardinella objected to execution under daylight saving time. Officials finally set the hanging for 8 00 in Chang time, arguing the governor could alter the schedule. Cardinella remarked the time change would rob him of an hour of life, a claim noted by jail staff.
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Cuigaao
Manler
Standard Tire
Sam Cardinellastigay
Loren Meisterhelm
Cardinella
Anti-Saloon Men Urge Stricter Prohibition Measures
Washington April 13. Prominent anti-saloon leaders urged steps to curb beer and alcohol trade. Wayne Wheeler backed five year import and production ban and tighter warehouse controls. He also proposed using alcohol for medicinal provisions and expanded prohibition enforcement in the Philippines.
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Washington
Wayne Beawheeler
Thea Aniesntunn League
Longué
Painter
Haier
Wheeler Vrogest
Women Vote Movement Builds Policy Push at Convention
The National American Woman Suffrage Association conference discussed expanding membership and broad educational goals, backing state and national efforts to mobilize women voters. Policy measures favored nonpartisan education, enhanced welfare programs, and expanding access to birth control petitions, with nominations and rule changes noted as key items for future sessions.
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Amarkatel Preset
Qleveland
Toha
Wecend Jen Bersation
Jigttat League of Women Voters
Natiunity Board of Directors
Loulke Slade
New York
Prinvine
Nathal
Joelenges
Polley
Lakyinn
Dave
Rhea
Welficra
Koelathyleres
aMrte
Fay
Mia
George Mart al
General Amnesty for Prisoners Postponed
A large delegation urged clemency for prisoners under wartime laws but President Harding and Attorney General Dougherty said no general amnesty is planned until after peace. They emphasized evaluating each case on its merits including Debs and others, while also meeting with vice president Coolidge and Speaker Gillett. The group, about 200 strong, represented union and civic groups pressing amnesty across the nation.
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Associated Press
Wallington
Umreety
Gillett
Senora
East
Middle Wast
Socialist Party
Norman Thomas
Tomorrow
New York City
Jackson Ralston
Attopady
American Enderation of Labor
Albert Desilver
American Civil Wibhortiés Union
Mr. Daugherty
Francis
Fisher Kaus
Swinebars Hale
Otto Christenson
Nel B. Castleton
W. Debs
Tha
Hillault
Penny Employes State Community Meeting Delayed
The Fort Wayne community conference on state employee review and wage plans faced delays as managers and workers representatives debated terms. Talks covered proposed wage reductions, transfer views, and the need for peaceful mediation. plans for a later conference and a larger, cooperative council were discussed.
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Penny Employes
Reports of Strike Settlement Denied
Tearting qe wetter of a senite tors strike fit but noted no foundation for rumors. Wayne Knitting Mills union committee chair K. Koeblinger denied the claims and said the company’s workers are in California. The rumor source cited possible California action and was said to be sparked by reports from the prior Tuesday.
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Fort Wayne Cron
Thom J. Linn
Foead
Lee J
Couner
Rea. Stvlex
GOMMNILLEas _prextitit
Sam L. Stover
J. Baldwir
Shies Groxajesuin
Wayne Knitting Mills
K. Koeblinger
Ehubenan
Knitler’ Union
Atorlen
Woehlinger
Olle Rinks
California
Eephinias
Kaettiner
Berlin Attitude Shapes Harding Policy Debate
A damaged clipping outlines a Berlin view on President Harding's approach to the League of Nations and postwar peace. It notes Berlin’s belief that U S involvement shapes the league while warning that Harding’s drive for absolute peace could delay or prevent German disarmament and affect Middle East issues. The piece references a cabinet meeting and ongoing cabinet discussions as it signals broader strategic tensions.
Premier in Move in Labour Peace Talks Amid Strife
London reports Premier Lloyd George pushes for renewal of negotiations with miners railway and port workers unions as strike action looms. Government offers financial aid while miners resist pooling terms, signaling fragile progress and possible mediation efforts amid escalating tensions. Two mail pouches were later reported stolen from a truck as bandits fled in a blue touring car near Harrison and Lewis Streets, with a taxi driver wounded.
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Hy Pho Angociated
London
Lloyd George
Triple 4
Jonyrsil’ Atribe
Srapart
Ribor
Premies Linge George
Usta
Witlams
Tansport
Delpile
Fedanition
Dona Honehak
Ageroin
Wea
Texas town wiped out by hurricane and tornado
A string of storms devastated Melissa and nearby areas. Five children died and many residents were left homeless as a tornado scoured the town of Melissa and caused major property loss including schools, churches, and stores. Dozens were injured. railroad damage disrupted lines.
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Texas
Mckinney
Tex
Metisse
Itewi
Touston
Fexaa
Omule
Mlo
Hanan
Ohnnacs
Ianklin
Melitsa
Holand
Chamberaine
Aiasia
Mutisa
Mail robbery and cab hold up at Harrison and Lewis
A group in a large blue touring car robbed a post office mail driver near Harrison and Lewis streets after midnight. Two mail pouches were taken though neither contained registered mail. The gang then forced a Yellow Line cab, injuring its two passengers, and fled. The driver could not provide a usable description. Police warn of a danger pattern as details remain unclear and investigations continue.
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Harrison and
Lewis Streets
SHREE
John D. Titus
Harold Callenback
Tata
Dhe
Mail Wagna
Radio Podlos
Newdeuartera Fmime
Dipldap
Petlee
Xeelions
Pera
Herob
Ava
Stanley Mecintosh
Nest Booth
In Frank
Aldhooy
Valve
National Research Institute Proposed at Drug Manufacturers Meet
Avril Thelin announces a plan to establish a National Research Institute in the United States. The idea was presented at the annual convention of the American Drug Manufacturers Association by Edwin Kn Sloaton of the National Teleware council amid discussion on liquor laws and enforcement.
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Hiv
Taredin
Harting
United States
Rye
Merlin
Hern
Nators
League
Harding
Germany
Simons le
Mina
New York
Sianton National Institute of True Research
Thin Country
Hdwin Kn. Sloaton
Nalinnat Teeweareh Council
Mie Sloan
Young
Federal Prohibition Commisaonion
Shadow over Columbia treaty debate spurs tension
Washington dispatch reports April 13 as senate and house weigh President Harding’s outlined plan amid war repeal talks. Republicans push Knox resolution while observers note partisan objections and potential shifts in policy, with reference to Panama and global tensions.
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Washington
Cantess
Pagan
Harding
Germany
Austria
Rernier Knox
Republicat
Hunney
A Queer Bird to The Patrobman
An elderly mate dies after a tree entanglement near Broadway and 7th, as a cockatiel like bird surrenders to time. The scene unfolds with curious reactions from bystanders and a detective on the case, revealing oddities about the nest and the public sense of the strange event.
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Wirth Trent
Broadway
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