Deadlock over German policy in postwar talks
The French stand firm on the Versailles treaty while Britain seeks a smoother path with Lloyd George urging Milner to stay. Debates center on German obligations and control in the region, with commissions proposed to regulate waterways and enforce terms. American involvement remains limited as France and Britain seek cohesion without US participation.
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France
Strithin
Lloyd George
Pre
Milierand
Bith Bowers
Marshal Poeh
Germany
Versailles
George Josinie
Evca
Fien
Gallipoli
Pentovain
Alexander Miller
United States
Cervany
Vercailles
Geemmay
Praheo
Agreement to repatriate U S war dead from France
Washington reports a formal agreement between the United States and France to begin moving American war dead from tents in France to the United States after September 15. The plan covers the return of bodies previously requested by next of kin and notes U S authorities will supervise the transportation.
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Washington
Americas
France
United States
Vrench
Dodies
Manurl
Wer
Botiew
America
Kin
Two Dead in Shooting and Other Briefs
A fragmentary readable page reports a woman allegedly killed her lover and then shot herself in a rooming house dispute. Separate items note Tokyo stock prices, a U S policy hint, wartime revenue totals, a German ambassador to the Holy See, U S imports record, Mexican rebels in Juarez and Sinoloa. names: Mrs Dimmbck, Thomas Arlwelg, Dieen von Bergen, Angel Morares, Cartansa adhercote. Place mentions: Washington, Vatican, Rome, Juarez, Sinoloa. Dates: April 4, April 7, April 22. Prices and totals cited: 91,000,000,000. 2,000,000,000 yen. 484,000,000.
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Juarez
Mex
Angel Mores
Bondra
Cullisenn
Sinatoa
Cartansa Adhercote
Tax on stock deals eyed to fund wage demands
Washington April 22 Republicans on the house ways and means committee tentatively agreed to a tax plan to raise money for the subler bonus and wage demands. The package includes a 3 percent levy on securities transfers, a 1 percent final sales tax, a new income tax likely over 5000, and a 15 percent tobacco tax rise, to run for two years. Independent experts estimate roughly 400 million yearly from top incomes and tobacco hike.
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Washington
Stock Exchange
House Ways and Means
Ouncomers
Repub- Ween
Caillaux Found Guilty by High Court in Treason Case
Paris former premier Caillaux was found guilty of saving with the enemy by the Senate high court. The vote was 128 to 110 with extenuating circumstances noted. He faces dishonorable discharge under article 75 of the military code, with a maximum of five years or a minimum of one year.
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Paris
Cole
France
High Court of the Senate
M. Calllaux
M. Callleux
New York Socialists Lose Vote on Ballot Inclusion
Albany April 21 Two bills to bar the Socialist party from the official ballot passed by the legislature. The vote on each measure was 51 to 56 with the final tally reflecting party lines and political maneuvering in the state capital.
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Albany, N. Y
Socialist Party of America
Newemily
Puexyfoot
New York
Whittian
Pusayfoot
Johnson
Westerville
Liverpool
England
Crowns
W. R. Thompson
Jamaicn Bay
Armistice Era Taxes Loom From Armenia Aid Debate
A mosaic of brief items on postwar policy and public affairs. The League of Nations rejects Armenia mandate, while a plan for a sales tax to fund veteran relief faces a bitter political fight. Other notes cover Iowa convention votes, a $399 million budget item, and military and diplomatic moves in Europe.
Storm Tornado Ravages Mississippi Towns Killing Many
A Mississippi tornado outbreak from the Gulf of Mexico swept through Bay Springs Columbus and Aberdeen causing numerous deaths and extensive injuries and damage. Bay Springs suffered at least four fatalities while Columbus saw five and Aberdeen logged ten dead with over a hundred injured.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
Tennessee
Gulf of Mexico
Bay Springs
Columbus
Aberdeen
Troops Deployed After Butte Mine Riots In 1920s
Federal troops from Fort George Wright arrived in Butte after rioting between Metal Mine Workers union pickets and mine guards. Fourteen shot, two seriously wounded, a watchman killed by friendly fire at the Daily Bulletin office. Deputies and police reported no shots by them as extra editions urged workers to halt production.
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Butte
Mont
Fort George Wright
Wash
Butte Dally Bulletin
L W. W
San Francisco
Stewart
Montana
Hunter Liggett
Western
John F. Morrison
Camp Lewis
Neversweat
Metal Mine Workers’ Union
Sherif John K. O'Rourke
National Board of Railway Tabor
Chicago
New York
Jersey City
Butte, Mont
Liggett
Western Department
Twentyfirst Infantry
Fort Wright
Colby Receives Sir Auckland Geddes at State Department
Secretary Colby welcomed Sir Auckland Geddes the new British ambassador at the state department and granted him privilege to discuss embassy matters ahead of presenting credentials to President Wilson.
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Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Colby
State Department
Department
Hla
Wilson
Britain to Sell Warships in Shift toward Foreign Buyers
London reports government deliberations on selling some warships to foreign countries as negotiations proceed. Walter Hume Long noted details could not be variaged. Other items include Reds delay royal children in Madrid, Polish-Americans enlisting in the US Army, German civic guards disbandment, and legal ruling on federal prohibition searches. Census figures show Akron and Wichita growth, with wage settlement delays and railroad loss projections highlighted.
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Londons
Walter Hume Long
Commons
Turbulent San Remo Talks Cloud Treaty Details
In San Remo allied leaders push to carve up Turkey and force German compliance, with Britain's Lloyd George favoring economic pressure and France pressing for strict disarmament. domestic politics swing in Nebraska and Georgia as Wilson faces two electoral set-backs and party factions vie over the treaty.
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Lloyd George
Johnson
Nebraska
Denikine Still Has Hopes For Nationalist Russia
General Denikine, last leader of the Russian nationalists, spoke in London after fleeing Russia. He described his dwindled army from about 500000 to 50000 and said he plans to settle on England’s southeast coast. He vowed Russia must live and seeks some form of democracy, be it constitutional monarchy or republic. De Soto was the first white man to enter Tennessee.
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Washington
Railroad Labor Board
Edward McHugh
Metropolitan
New York
James Eubanks
St. Louis
St. Louis Yardmen's Association
Eubanks
McHugh
Democratic National Executive Committee
Chicago
Homer S. Cummings
San Francisco
E. G. Hoffman
Indiana
Martin
Republican National Committee
Albert J. Beveridge
Lodge
Borah
Mexico
Carranza
Sonora
Plaa
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Carrioza
United States
Lonfion
Denikine
Russia
Eugene Sabitne
Kine
London
Crimea
England
Saxonoff
Yuden
Itch
M. Sabline
Paris
de Soto
Tennessee
Cholera Plague in Crimea Spreads Amid War Ruin
Cholera and dysentery sweep Feodosia and Sebastopol as water diminishes and typhus rages. Doctors overwhelmed, beds scarce, Red Cross urged. Major George Ryden mobilizes aid to Yalta, Kertch, Sebastopol. An ambulance train is sought for northern troop movement. A separate note follows about a dog guard named Shep loyal to Capt. Pickens.
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Sebastopol
Fodosia
Crimean
Caucasus
Feodosia
American Red Cross
George Ryden
Kansas City
Red Cross
Crimea
Yalta
Kertch
Stoperferopol
Wrangle
Janthholshevik
Unclear OCR item reports chest or back pains and recovery
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person in New Jersey saying six months of inability to work due to pains. It mentions medicine and recovery enough to do work again, with garbled lines suggesting a testimonial or health ad language from a local publication.
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N. J
Oden
Prayed for Cure Finds it After 10 Years
Herbert M. Gesener of Berlin New Hampshire describes ten years of stomach trouble and chronic pain. After a single dose of Eatonics he reports relief and eventual complete freedom from pain. He credits Eatonic and urges others to try it.
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Herbert M. Gesener
Berlin
N. H
Eatonic
Awewan
Freezone Corn Treatment Promises Quick Pain Relief
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. It claims instant relief, easy removal, and affordable cost at any drug store, framing the product as a Cincinnati invention and a simple, safe cure for hard and soft corns and toe calluses.
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Cincinnati
Adj
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Holy See
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Armenia
League of Nations
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Wolff Bareav Disputch
Reichswehr
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U.S
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W. D. Upshaw
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Fort Wayne
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