U S. Regarded as a Quitter Says Fendick in New York
New York April 12 Raymond B Fosdick, resigned under secretary general of the League of Nations, said the United States is regarded abroad as a quitter for failing to ratify the peace treaty and join the League. He warned isolation endangers the nation, calling Washington’s naval buildup a sign of peril and noting the lost leadership and prestige since the war. He predicted Europe’s bankruptcy and Germany’s indemnity strain will test relations with the United States.
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New York
United States
League of Nation
Raymond B. Fendick
League of Nations
Tosick
Haltic
London
Paris
League
Washington
America
Fosdick
Europe
Germany
Coroners Verdict In Claus Case Set For Reopen
Lisbon April 12 relatives say they are not satisfied with the coroner jury finding that Mrs Henry C Claus died in an automobile overturn accident. The inquest will be reopened tomorrow with postmortem testimony by physicians, and coroner Hane Bakke leads the inquiry as Mrs Claus’s husband is reported to have testified about possible strangling.
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Lisbon
N. 1
Henry C. Claus
Hane Bakke
Son Clay
Mrs. Claus
Claus
Salvation Army Spends Large Sum on Hospitals
New York April 12 The Salvation Army annual report released here shows 7 048 344 of 14 167 689 contributed to the 1919 home service fund went to purchase or erection of hospitals rescue homes and other facilities The army reduced its mortgage burden by 1 193 Salaries of officers were improved according to the report.
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York
Salvation Army
Miblic
Home Service
Fargo Fur Farmer J K Helsing Arrested in Scheme
Federal authorities arrest J K Helsing of Fargo on charges of using ho mats to defraud via a fur farming corporation. He is held on $1,000 bond. his associate editor of B BE Crane and other officers also face charges and bonds.
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Fargo
N. D
J. K. Helsing
Helsing
Northwest
Rn Fanciers’ Association
Rabbit Company
B. BE. Crane
Nurse Companion of Edith Cavell To Live in U S
Miss Jacqueine Van Til a trained nurse of Liege Belgium was one of six nurses arrested with Edith Cavell in Brussels by the Germans. All but Cavell were released two days later Cavell was executed. Van Til has come to the United States to live in Chicago with friends she met in Brussels.
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Jacqueine van Ti
Liege
Belgium
Edith Cavell
Brussels
Miss Cavell
Miss van Til
U. S
Chicago
Budget system bill to be presented soon in Senate
Washington April 12 a plan for a national budget will be presented next week by Senator McCormick of Illinois as chair of the special committee. The measure, unanimously adopted, would centralize fiscal matters in the treasury while preserving presidential advisory power. The plan sets annual budget estimates due October 1 and reviewed by the treasury, budget bureau, and president by late November, with an independent audit bureau reporting to the president and Congress.
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Washington
Queter
McCormick
Ican
Illinois
Acial
Senate
Budget Bureau of the Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Sconcey Ara
Renays
Cre
United States
Telegraphic Briefs and Mixed Global Dispatches
Summary of fragmented reports including a Tokio cablegram claim of Japanese troops seizing the Vladivostok to Kherson line, plus brief notes on American sports and labor matters. AAU swimming title cited for US 400 yard women’s junior event and Gompers urging New York teacher salary bills.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New York
High Rate on Securities Announced by Secretary Houston
Washington reports a record high for interest on government securities with two new 3 and 6 month certificates at five percent each. Houston says rates reflect recent financial needs and Fed reserve input, as railroads revert to private ownership drains continue and a $250 million total issue is planned with full allotments.
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Washington
Houston
Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Boyston
Joans
Ormors
Preparation of Russians Sought In Repatriation Talks
Paris dispatch says active negotiations are under way to repatriate 200000 Russian prisoners held in Siberia Russia and Turkestan. Japanese vessels will carry the first contingents to Hamburg while a French steamer will take 2000 from Vladivostok to Trieste.
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Paris
Havas
Berne Saya
Siberia
Russia
Turkestan
Harmburg
Vladivostok
Triest
Seven killed and 200 hurt in Rotenstein munitions blast
London reports say a munitions dump at Rotenstein near Koenigsberg East Prussia exploded yesterday. About 200 persons injured were rescued as explosions continued. Fuses were being removed from big shells when one ignited triggering a series of blasts damaging homes and shattering windows across the area.
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London
Rotenstein
Koenigsberg
East Prussia
Berlin
Daily Mail
Vew
Apritz
Revolution in Guatemala Breaks Out in Capital Fight
Washington reports say Guatemala City has fallen under revolutionary control after street clashes with forces loyal to President Estrada Cabrera. A Marine guard from the Tacoma and Niagra has landed to protect the American legation.
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Marine Guard
Washington
Guatemala
Estrada Cabrera
State Department
Guatemala City
Tacoma
Niagara
Legation
Iron River case to be reviewed in court Tuesday
Iron River prohibition controversy to be revived in federal court Tuesday as Major Dalrymple plans to press charges against Prosecuting Attorney McDononey and Iron County officers. Witnesses include members of the State police and others connected to the Seatuencel wine seizure. Federal officials and local officials expected in Marquette, with 50 liquor cases ready for the grand jury.
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Iron River
Marquette
Mich
Major A. V. Dal Cymille
Central District
Major Dalrymple
Martin McDononey
Iron County
Seatencel Brothers
Aeon
Spbleucel
Stata
Gunerabulary
Father Lenhart
Major Dalromple
C .W. W. Sessions
M. H. Walker
D. J. "Grove
Upper Peninsula
Strike developments and proposed bill in Washington
Washington April 12 developments in the strike report that measures would be taken if movement is blocked. A two bill by Poindexter in the department of justice is warranted. Chairman Cummins announced the senate interstate commerce committee would delay the strike investigation, signaling tensions nearing a red revolt.
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Washington
Poindexter
Department of Justice
Cummins
Senate Interstate Commerce
Senate
British Reply to French Note Delivered in Paris
Paris April 12 The Earl of Derby British ambassador delivered the British reply to Premier Millerand at 1 PM Millerand refused to discuss its contents with reporters London April 12 The latest French note says troops in Frankfort and other occupied cities will withdraw immediately after German troops leave the Ruhr region and promises no further independent actions by France.
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Paris
Earl of Derby
France
Millerand
London
Frankfort
Ruhr
Newspapers Back Overall Clothing Movement in Southil
Birmingham papers refuse to curb the overalls campaign, signaling ongoing coverage of the blue denim protest. The so called Tampa idea has spread across the South as workers wear denim to protest high clothing costs, with 4 000 members in Birmingham alone.
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Birmingham
Ala
South
Clothisers Committee
Tampa
Overall Club
Revenue Office in North Dakota Closed by Commissioner
Fargo North Dakota April 12 W E Byerly deputy collector in charge of the North Dakota district office in Fargo was notified that the office will be closed by the commissioner of internal revenue. His appointment as collector by President Wilson remains unconfirmed and North Dakota business will be handled through the Aberdeen office.
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Fargo
SN. D
W. E. Byerly
Internal Revenue
North Dakota
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Byerly
Wilson
Aberdeen
G. D
Paderewski to Resume Duties in Poland Diet
Geneva reports former Polish premier Paderewski will resume duties as a member of the Polish diet at a special request of the Poles. The announcement confirms his return to public service after a period away from politics.
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Paderewski
Geneva
Lgmace Jan Paterzawski
Poland
Recognition of New Union Demands End to Old Contracts
Chicago April 12 The strike spreads as railroad workers press for recognition of a new union and repudiate existing contracts. District Attorney Chartes warns returns to work are voluntary but may null older agreements. Breaks appear in Columbus Fort Wayne Akron and Youngstown as hundreds vote to resume work while others stay out. Proposals include eight hour day overtime pay and back-pay concessions amid broad regional disruption.
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Stixburgh
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Chartes
Mes
Ansser
Petehnee Pittaburgh
Central
Far West
Columbus
Ohio
At Railroad
Switchmen's Union of North América
John Grunau
Asvciation
Svortune
Ratiroad A
Brotherheg
At Columbus
Fort Rayes Pass
Akron
Youngstown
Wayne
Joe Pete
Canada
Fwitchmen
Sion
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Star of New Jersey
St. Paul
Minn
Prohibition Enforcement
Andram Johnson
Johnson
Harry
Minneapolis
Ian
U. 5
Cear van Til
Plax
Honolulu
Kharborovak
Tokio
Eae Paul
Everett McGowan
Ameekath
Dogonett
Rhine
Degouett
Koeninsberg
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Radd
Chirawa
St. Louis
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