Terms of Peace Completed Protect Monroes Doctrine
Paris April 12 Allied leaders agree to exclude Bavaria from the peace pact and to preserve the Monroe Doctrine. The League of Nations commission adopts a new covenant section, with Japan and France reserving rights to press issues. Germany and Poland borders and reparations shaped, but details still to be filed in two or three days. The world watches the conference as unity holds and dangers are averted.
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Poland
Petit Journal
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Holy Alliance
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Teale
Bravaria
Bend
Lansing
Germany
Wilson
Commission On
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Connession
Geneva
Switzerland
Austria
Rhine
Danube
Holland
European Commission
Upper Danube
Elbe
Oder
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Washington freight rate orders raise rail charges
The article notes a new freight rate order dated April 12 in Washington, increasing rates by 20 cents per ton for several goods and applies to trailways operations as directed by the company head Hines. It states 6 microcam of 40 cents per net ton applies where normal commercial rates are lower, with registry rates pending.
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Ube
Trailways Dieretor Hines
W. W's
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Tenvenworth
Kan
de Peenn
South America
W. W
Bull
Michigan Day Vote Sees Prohibition Support Grow
A rough consolidation shows Michigan voters favor a dry amendment by about 11540 to 2000 in a statewide referendum. Reports describe the measure as doubling the support from three years ago, while other provinces and distant regions report related liquor licensing debates and military news from New York and Japan, all amid a tense transport and battle context.
Frank W Woolworth Dead in Glen Cove Home
New York April 14 reports Frank W Woolworth the 66 year old former founder of the 5 and 1 cent stores died after several months illness at his Glen Cove Long Island home His merchandising ventures and wealth are noted with a possible $750000 in bring in figures from the era.
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New York
Ollie
Frank W. Woolworth
Glen Cove
L. 1
Sergeant Wells Leads Young Milton Pershing to France
Sergeant Joseph Andrew Wells escorts fourteen year old Milton Pershing on a European visit during the U S military buildup in France. Wells was chosen for the post by Secretary Baker after a career in medicine, railroading, and plumbing before enlisting in the regular army.
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Milton Pershing
France
Baker
Europe
United States
Young Wetx
New Haven
Yanks Mutiny Over Front Line Plans in Archangel
A company of American troops in Archangel mutinied rather than be sent to the front, refusing orders to pack for the trip to the river and railroad. One soldier was jailed, and the rest delayed before assembly with Colonel Stewart. They demanded withdrawal of American troops from Russia and said they would march to Obu revka if orders persisted. Washington officials issued a paraphrase of the cable noting a planned withdrawal as ice conditions allowed.
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War Department
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Russia
Jofun Fy
S#9th Infantry
George E. Stewart
Stewart
Oburevskaya
Ttusata
Oressa
Lenine
Trotzky
Constantinople
Roumania
England
Fsihonians
riot in dussselldorf kills and injures twenty five
twenty five people die and twenty five are wounded in dussseldorf as government troops quell spartacan demonstrators. crowd flees in terror before soldiers arrive. unrest spreads with a great strike noted. Berlin based Lokal Anselger reports the incident.
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Sparigens Withreak
Disseldorf
Lokal Anselger
Berlin
Eno
Revolutions and Riots Across Europe Reported by Cabled News
A refugee of turmoil spans Duisburg Dusseldorf and Munich as crowds clash with police. Barricades form in the streets and workers seize key targets with revolutionary tribunals and soviet talk. The press notes discipline by troops and factory reopenings at Krupp.
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Orient
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Dusseldorf
Walt
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Gaudeau
Rail workers to receive $65 million raise in 406000 payroll
Washington April 11 Director General Hines ordered a wage increase totaling 65 million dollars for 406000 railroad engineers, firemen, trainmen and conductors in both passenger and freight service. The accord covers four brotherhoods and is retroactive to January 1, 1810.
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Washington
Hines
Four Bit Brotherhoods
Hundred Dead in Texas Storm Report Fragments
Fragmentary dispatches report a deadly windstorm across northern Texas and southern Oklahoma Tuesday night with unconfirmed death tolls. Other items note two million rounds of 9 mm life cartridges to Mexico, a kidnapping for ransom in Tavero, a death sentence in Budapest, and a British relief expedition toward Archangel in Russia.
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Tex
Texas
Oklahoma
Mexico
Laredo
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London
Russia
Tilbury
Archangel
Yank Airmen Do Good Work Against German Submarines
Boston reports trench records credit United States naval flyers with damaging or possibly destroying 12 German submarines according to Capt Thomas Craven US Navy. French battleship Mirabeon refloated after grounding in the Black Sea as per minister of marine informed by Admiral Amet.
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Boston
Trench
United States Naval
Thomas ©. Craven
Paris
Minister of Marine
Heen
Amet
Mirbeon
Black Sea
Record Wheat Crop Forecast Sets New Peak This Year
The Department of Agriculture projected the largest winter wheat crop ever grown, 837 million bushels, valued at about 1.89 billion dollars at 2.26 per bushel. Condition on April 1 was 88.8 percent of normal, with potential to surpass the 1914 record if harvest goes without adverse events. Rye condition averaged 90.6 percent on April 1.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Troops Fire on Crowd in Danzig Riot Killing Three
Copenhagen report describes a bloody clash near the Danzig railway station as troops firing on a crowd left three dead and several wounded after a day of alleged abuse toward soldiers. The incident underscores rising tensions in the city amid ongoing unrest.
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Copenhagen
Daneig
Danzig
Victory Loan notes announced by Secretary Glass
Treasury Secretary Glass outlined the Victory Loan terms starting April 21 with two note classes at 4 and 8 percent, both convertible and taxable details, and a total subscription goal of 4.5 billion. Oversubscription denied. Chicago district quota 625.5 million. districts share allocated across twelve regions, including Cook County and surrounding areas.
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Glass
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Stichigan’s
Indiana
Wisconsin
Berlin Threats War Chaos Sparks Bavarian Alliance
Berlin reports quote Frank Lipp saying a Prussian attack on Bavaria could trigger a general strike in Prussia. Werttemberg forms an alliance with Bavaria against Prussia amid Brunswick unrest. The Russian Soviet government is sought by strikers aiming to topple Ebert Scheidemann Noske and abolish the militia. An anti Semitic movement grows as peasants oppose bolshevism seeking work food peace and materials.
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Prussia
Bavaria
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Bamburg
Hungary
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Noske
David
Austria
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Salzburg
Vienna
Germany
Ehert
Essen
Magdeburg
Duchy of Brunswick
Krupp
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Saxony
U. S. Men Attack Russians at Bolshie Ozerki
Archangel April 14 American and Russian forces raided Bolshie Ozerki, taking nine prisoners and two machine guns and destroying a blockhouse. Kadish road patrols captured three more prisoners early morning. Other sectors on the North Russian front were quiet. Victory Loan started in Chicago with over 2,500 editors from five states launching publicity for the Victory Liberty loan. Nine killed in riots at Songdo and surrounding cities. European economic situation deemed grave by supreme council. Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott retires. Brig. Gen. Harry C. Hale succeeds at Camp Dix.
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Victory Loan
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Victory Liberty Loan
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Washington
Hugh L. Scott
Camp Dix
N. J
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Eight Killed In Delhi Riots Report
A Reuters dispatch from Delhi says in recent disturbances dozens were killed and more than a dozen injured as the Indian capital experiences deadly violence. The city is reported quiet again. Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan to command the New York Guard after leading the Twenty-Seventh Division and organizing state forces.
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London
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O’ryan
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Albany
John F. O'Ryan
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New York Guard
Hanson to Tour Country for Victory Loan
San Francisco April 14 Mayor Ole Hanson of Seattle will accept a government invitation for a coast to coast speaking tour on behalf of the Victory loan. He says the address will attack pandering to anarchists and insists the American people deserve the best government.
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San Francisco
Ole Hanson
Seattle
Hanson
Fair Exchange and a God Cigar Exchange Remark
A fragmentary exchange references a father figure and a dramatic line about a god cigar. The dialogue hints at tension over separation and a lone man surrounded by a speaking silence, with a stray phrase about a woman nearby.
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Papa
Peace talks pace and Bolshevik gains at home and abroad
Edward W. Pickard surveys the Paris peace conference’s fragile progress after the Big Four outline plans for Germany’s reparations and territorial terms, amid a Bavarian Soviet bid and rising Bolshevik influence in central Europe. He notes Wilson’s wavering stance, Allied evacuations from Odessa, and volatile events from Vienna to Magdeburg as Europe edges toward further upheaval.
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Wilson
George Washington
Europe
Paris
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Big Four
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France
Saar
Germany
Protests Over Japanese Armed Civilians in Seoul
Seoul reports show Japanese civilians armed with heavy clubs in the streets, prompting a consular inquiry. Government general admits arms were for self protection against Koreans. vows to curb abuse. Seven decades one and 71 protesters sentenced. police pressure merchants near Shingishu frontier. authorities struggle with demonstrations.
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Korea
Teo A. Bergholz
Tn Iis
Ance
Shingishu
Manchurian
War Risk Bureau Details Disabled Veterans Benefits
Washington section notes 125 total blindness cases and under 4000 amputations among U S forces in the war. More than 500 artificial limbs have been supplied. Discharged men may receive medical care in Public Health Service hospitals, monthly compensation if no further medical attention is needed, and evaluations by medical experts to rate disability and wage-earning potential for eligible benefits.
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