Opposition to Victory Loan Speakers Denounced as Bolshevism
A heated conference with a Federal Director condemned disloyalty and Bolshevism, labeling opponents of the Victory Loan as traitors and “get rich quick” fakers. Speakers warned of anti-American propaganda and urged vigilance against pro-German influence, urging unity in the war effort.
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Chuiara
Marth
Cduatry
Hoopes
Sorgidon
Uopalridle
Hopes
Cresson
Moonta
Gareyce Forest
Emir Wens
Americas
Unclear OCR Calendar and Weather Notes
Fragmentary text appears to report calendars and forecasts with misread names and places. It mentions France and a tour, plus regional weather notes. Names and details are illegible, limiting concrete facts to partial references to dates, places, and events.
Mutiny Rumors From Bolshevik Propaganda Reach War Fronts
A fragmentary report describes alleged mutiny incited by Bolshevik literature among American troops at Archangel and Murmansk. It notes wartime discontent, pamphlet influence, and sought measures to maintain order, with references to General Marolet and broader Allied concerns.
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Toftialelnta
War Department
Maroelt
Atafabow
Archangel
Uiretiy
Provanisia Sivaiared
Informasion Ak
Cha Sulis
Oman
Tabery
Warrington
Bivemause
Howe
Angann
Murmansh
Bea
Wiley
Partien
Ita
Punto
Bang
Poorest Work Demand Sparks Solder Labor Scramble
A wartime notice reports Polvians bin scramble for solder and surplus labor as heroes appear indifferent. Men cry for work despite calls for charity, with acts not bearing out the expected support.
Soldiers Discharged Reported Amid Extended War Timeline
Washington dispatch cites misread figures and unclear dates as army discharge totals are debated. Officials reference 170,408 personnel and potential 220,000 in reserve while inconsistent April timing clouds the official tally.
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Anport
Wasmngton
Miles of Front Held by U S When War Exits
Fragmentary war era notice reports United States forces holding a broad front as a conflict ends. Scattered readable words reference miles of front, U S positions, and wartime Declarations amid garbled OCR.
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U.S
Rainbow Division Officer Assignment to Bowie Meeting
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Rainbow Division officer assignment to Bowie and a May meeting with a seer and shaman figures. Mentions 42 Ravhow unit and names mumbled among several garbled terms. No clear dates or coherent facts emerge.
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Rainbow Division
Casip
Uprising Reported Across Country Amid Tense Uproar
Sorean Uj spreads unrest as authorities report countrywide disturbances and threats of action. Police stations and government offices linked to the panic, with scattered violence and alarming chatter about broader strikes and mobilizations.
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Sorean Uj
Germany Rad No U Boat Bases In American Waters
A naval dispatch claims German submarines operated near U S waters but anchored mines and coastal defenses deterred any successful base setup. Captain Barianbech and Captain Scot are cited among German naval leaders, with reports of convoy disruptions and depth bomb threats. the article notes limited German activity in American shores during the period and references engagement near Kitchener and other figures.
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Germany
Vi Scot
Amatican Const
Paty
Amy Crom
Vistors
Tor
Toveniger
Ted
Hy Lama
America
Ube
Mutmarines
Dutiey
Ates
Tegan
Kitchener
Kitchener Wid & Seewenger
Uae
Coutianag
Proposed League of Nations amendment rejected by close vote
Paris April 12 The League of Nations Commission on April 11 debated the Japanese amendment to the covenant seeking open and just relations among nations. Japanese delegates urged adoption, arguing for equal treatment, with broad discussion among commission members. The session reflected strong support and concerns over Japan's representation on the council as a five-power member.
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League of Nations
Ori
Close V
Associated Press
Paris
Commission
al Ms ‘Moms
Sen Natement
League of Nations Commission
Haron
Viscount Chinda
de Camimidalon Diffiulties
Japan
Counell
World League Covenant Revised and Pe
Fragmentary text notes the World League Covenant revision and potential withdrawals. It mentions belligerent states, a two thirds vote, and possible acceptance or rejection by allied powers, with unclear references to governance and terms.
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Raper
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Ges
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Sal
Emma
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Thi Mane
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de Tae Illahinn
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