Sultan ousted from Constantinople urged by Wilson note
President Wilson urges the ouster of the Sultan from Constantinople in a note replying to the French request on Allied Turkish settlement. He dismisses the holy war fear, arguing Mohammedan nations aided in the defeat and will not accept geopolitical reversals by the powers. Peru provides amends to Bolivia with a Buenos Aires dispatch stating Peru offered regrets for attacks on Bolivian Legislation in Lima and the Mollendo Consulate.
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Constantinople
Wilson
United States
Peru
Bolivia
Buenos Aires
Lima
Mollendo
Danes Demand King’s Retirement and Republic Hope
Report from Copenhagen says a republic is urged by demonstrators in Denmark. A general strike is called to force government change. Troops in Copenhagen are armed with ball cartridges and told to prepare for clashes with protesters. Rumors of unrest among non commissioned officers cause anxiety.
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Copenhagen
Danemark
D Annuncio Attacked by Partisans in Fiume Appeal
A Socialist appeal from Fiume labels poet soldier D Annuncio a mad despot and urges world wide worker action as regular troops threaten occupation. Trieste dispatches say Italy must accept Wilson's Adriatic settlement plan.
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D’annuncio
Fiume
Italy
Supreme Peace Council
Paris
Trieste
Wilson
Adriatic
Ex-Kaiser under Allied scrutiny as new note to Holland
Allies continue to monitor the former German Emperor with a fresh note delivered to Holland stressing strict guarding. The message underscores ongoing concern over his custody and possible implications.
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Holland
Japan willing to renounce Manchuria and Mongolia concessions
Tokyo reports readiness to drop certain concessions in Manchuria and Mongolia following urgent protests by the United States France and Great Britain. From Tokyo comes news of a two day clash at Nikolaevsy Siberia where seven hundred Japanese troops and civilians were killed in fighting with Russian Bolshevik forces.
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Japan
United States
France
England
Manchuria
Mongolia
Tokio
Nikolaevsy
Siberia
Greece gains Smyrna hinterland per Ambassadors Council
President Wilson told the House that Field Marshal Foch has no authority over American troops in German territory. General Allen, under armistice police powers, may command U S forces for order and defense in the occupied district.
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America
Rhine
Marshal Foch
House of Representatives
Wilson
Ferdinand Foch
United States
Allen
Labor Nominees Win in Iowa Municipal Elections
Unofficial returns show organized labor successful in several Iowa towns with unions gearing up for national elections. The text notes broader labor activity and a push by English unions to organize clerks and bookkeepers in a major wholesale drug firm, labeling unorganized workers a menace to union interests.
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Iowa
England
Elc
Chicago strike near collapse as arbitration agreed
About 1000 city stenographers bookkeepers and clerks walked out over a $300 annual pay rise. The halt threatened municipal business until arbitration was chosen. Firemen threaten mass resignation if a $3000 yearly raise is not approved. New York doctors raise fees citing cost of living increases. The Bronx Medical Alliance doubles charges from 30 to 100 percent.
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Chicago
New York
Bronx Medical Alliance
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