Greece Gains Thrace as Supreme Council Decides
San Remo April event details a Supreme Council decision awarding Thrace to Greece with Turkish protections and an economic outlet on the Miasten line. Nitti of Italy warned of military posts, while Millerand urged German disarmament and adherence to Versailles terms amid broader Franco American discussions.
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Supreme Counci
Chatalja
Greece
Buliaria
Nitti
Italy
Lloyd Gorge
Mitferland
Lncup
Council of Premiere
Milleruand
Rince Today
Praice
France
Vengearne
Khatred
Visltisil
Kihel Lpllilmei
United States
America
Germany
Orrien
Gailison Anl
Dlvann
Miller
Taeisserd
Safets
Weists
Wilson Wi
Armena
Miorand
Johnson
Shire
Wood may win two Nebraska Republican delegates
Omaha results indicate Leonard Wood could secure two Nebraska GOP delegates. Unofficial tallies show Wood leading in Omaha’s second district by about 200 votes, with Pershing carrying Lancaster County. Official counts awaited to confirm, as other counties report votes in the 1900s precincts.
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Gen. Wood
Nebraska
Omaha
Neb
Leonard Wood
Oman
Wili
Pershing
Lancaster
Jownwon
Bitehouse
Willem Jennings Uryan Om
Netraski
Resulution
Arthur Mullon
Jean Fur
Brean
Norfolk Girls in Denim Appear at School Function
Norfolk Nob April 2. Denim outfits headline a school function where senior and junior girls from Norfolk High School join male students in a fashion display. Several city groups back the event as part of a boys and girls program.
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Girls OF
Norfolk
Von Kapp to be deported by Sweden by April order
The government ordered the deportation of Wolfgang von Kapp, leader of the German intrigue, to Sweden under a forged pass. He will be subjected to police supervision and then extradited to Germany, with procedural details yet to be finalized.
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von Kapp
Sweden
Bickheim
Woltaeng von Kapp
Vert von Kapp
Pypervielon
Germany
Wilson Will Not Seek World Role as San Remo Talks Loom
Reports from White House circles say President Wilson will not participate in world politics while treaty ratification waits. San Remo likely to decide on Turkish and Adriatic issues, with US urging unrestricted trade with Russia despite French opposition.
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Washington
Asprik
Wilson
Abe al- Hes
United States
White House
Supreme Council
San Remo
Turkey
Constantinople
Adriatic
Russia
France
Ruhr District Germans Starve amid Allied Checks
London reports starvation conditions are imminent in the Ruhr district as the Allied Reparations Commission enforces San Remo terms. The commission urges immediate rations increases after protests from Ruhr workers, notably in Mesen, over insufficient bread and food allowances.
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London
Ruby
Germany
Allied Reparations Commission
San Remo
Foregn
Whi
Ruhr
Mesen
Newspapers Agree to Limit Paper Use
Members of the American Newspaper Publishers Association adopted a resolution pledging a theme to reduce paper use and curb costly labor and price pressures. The convention denounced efforts to raise prices, urged legislative action to restrain costs, and called for broader opposition to restrictive contracts and labor tensions.
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New York
N. Y
Associaion
Ere
Flood Forces Norfolk Families From Homes
Floods in Norfolk force residents to flee as high waters wash out roads and damage properties. Families evacuated, with authorities reporting severed utilities and lingering flood risks across the town.
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Norfolk
Depew at 86 Still Active in Politics Says Republicans Will Win
Peekskill New York April 20 Chauncey M Depew aged 86 says he will attend the Chicago convention next June as a New York delegate. He asserts Republicans will win the coming presidential election and predicts the field will narrow with heavy candidates. He believes Bolshevism will fail to spread as people see through it and plans to spend the day quietly after his birthday.
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Peekskill
Chauncey M
Pew
Republican Nations
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago
Heavey
Himgelf
New York
Estes
Ile
Cepew
Calisthenlen
Price of Wives Goes Up in Congo
London reports Lord Dewar describes Central Africa showing rising wife prices since prewar times. In cattle districts a wife costs eight cows, while in other areas a wife costs eight spear defils. He notes natives are practical and court with a club, and a suitor must be powerful to impress.
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Congo
Banda
H.C
Hla
Lord Dewar
Central Africa
Swanson Collapses in Senate Chamber
Virginia Senator Swanson suddenly collapsed while listening to debate in the Senate chamber. He was carried to the cloak room where he quickly regained consciousness and resumed moving about, described as a light fatigue spell by aides.
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Washington
Genator Swanson
Virginia
Benate
Honator
Swandon
Apetl
Woman Says She Killed Husband Over Another Woman
In Louis on April 23 Walter Welly age 27 a city passenger agent for the Chicago and Allen company was shot five times and killed near his office in the Howmen's bank building. Police say the killer named another woman as motive in the afternoon shooting.
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Walter Welly
Chi‘age & Allen
Howmen's Bank
Idle Co Enceinn
Wulkeras
Kelly
Butte Mine Riot Strife Draws Troops to Montana
Reports from Butte Montana detail a tense clash between I W W miners and private guards with two dying and twenty wounded as authorities prepare for potential troop use from Camp Wil and Fort George Wright. Sheriff Rourke calls it a revolution not a labor strike as miners press for better conditions and immediate political prisoner releases.
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W Odden
Butte
Fort Wright
Medincline
Montana
Campbewle
Fort George Wright
Neversweat
Minger
Rourke
Anaconda
Haywood
Chicago
Allywood
Victor Verbaguic
the Buttons
WLW
Fies
Anaconda Copper Mines
Stemmly
Big Wheat Acreage Urged by Uncle Sam
The U S Department of Agriculture urges farmers to plant a spring wheat crop of milling quality to meet an estimated national need of 800 million bushels. Prices are expected to stay high after the government guarantee ends, with world demand and a smaller global harvest supporting the outlook. Australia faces a short crop and may struggle to export for two years. Iowa reportedly holds large reserves, while Lithuania has about 6 million bushels ready.
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Washington
DD. C
Department of Agriculture
United States
Department
Australia
Lundaia
Mrs. Tabor to Admit Putting Daughter's Body in Trunk
Mrs. Tab or the M ich mother accused in the death of Maude Tabor Virgo 45 plans to testify she alone was responsible. She will describe moving the daughter's body into a trunk to hide the crime and save her husband. Trial proceedings in Paw in Michigan focus on motive and testimony from both sides.
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Mich
California
Baral Tabor
Maude Tabor Virgo
Mate
Talor
Patni
Beer Light Wine Amendment Offered in House Debates
April 23 A Prohibition era note reports a proposed amendment to the Volstead Act. Rep Babke of New Jersey introduces a referendum plan to limit beer ale and porter to 4 percent alcohol and wine to 10 percent.
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Wrahington
Peferentum
Vem Vewentative Babke
New Jereny
Caillaux Found Guilty of Communicating with the Enemy
Paris reports former premier Joseph Caillaux was found guilty of intelligence with the enemy by the senate in a verdict that could lead to detention in a fortress or up to twenty years in prison. The trial saw tumultuous sessions as deputies clashed and guards protected the chamber amid public outside interest.
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Porto
Joseph Calve
France
Senate
Caltlaux
Paris
Bolo Pasha
Cailiaux
Pris
Calliaux
Iran
Pew
Laux
Falcon Champeau
Caillauxs
Rochester Murder Trial Blame Shifts to Wife
Louis O'Dell on the witness stand claims Pearl O'Dell helped kill Edward J. Knelp after revealing alleged abuse. He describes luring Knelp, handcuffing him, and a violent struggle that ended with Knelp dead in a wooded canal area. Prosecutor leads cross examination challenging Pearl's role.
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Rochester
N. J
Louis O'Dell
Edward J. Knelp
Pearl O'Dell
Koelp
Old Valley Canal
Knelp
Pearl
O Dells
Eddie
Love
NOYES AGAIN HEADS ASSOCIATED PRESS
New York April 22 rank Noyes of the Washington Star was reelected president of the Associated Press at the board of directors meeting. Calvin Cobb of the Bokw Idaho Statesman was elected first vice president and J Lawrence Morne of the Rocky Mount Telegram second vice president. All executive committee members were reelected.
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New York
Philadelphia Bulletin
Adolph 8
Ooyla
New York Times
Jonn K Ruthom
Providence Journal
View
F. Lanaon
Chicago Daily News
Charis A. Kook
Pittsburgh
Charles Hopkins Clar
Hartford Courant
Fulton Wins Bout Over Tulsa Heavyweight
Portland report says Fred Fulton of Minnesota defeated Jack Thompson of Tulsa, Oklahoma in a scheduled 11-round bout. Referee Martin ruled Fulton the winner in the sixth after Thompson was counted out following an eight count.
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Fulton
Portland
Ore
Jack Thompson
Tulsa
Okla
Fred Fulton
Giant
Martin
Huffman Favored for Senate Confirmation as Postmaster
Washington April 26 Post master George Huffman of Des Moines is reported favorably for confirmation by the Senate post office committee. The vote assures approval within a day or two despite opposition from Des Moines clerks upset by the possible discharge of C C McArew head of the local federation of postoffice employees. The national federation opposed Huffman but the committee ruled it an internal post office dispute and would not interfere.
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Washington, D. C
Geo. Huffman
Des Moines
Senate Post Office
Huffman
Postoffice
No Danger of Nolan Land Tax Bill Becoming Law
Congressman Holes of Iowa’s 11th District warns there is no chance the Nolan lands tax proposal becomes law unless socialists or IWW gain control, amid nationwide farming unrest over the bill.
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Washington
Holes
Iowa
Nolan
San Francisco
Congress
Iowa Soldier Boy Brings Belgian Bride to Grinnell
Marguerite Foys Hadley, Belgian war refugee and General Forshing’s first Paris stenographer, wed Edmund E. Hadley in Grinnell after a perilous honeymoon trek. The couple, once separated by war, married February 10 at Tifa between the Caspian and Black Sea regions and faced danger crossing the Caucasus on their return to Iowa.
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Grinnell
Marguerite Foys Hadley
Forshing
Paris
Edmund EB. Hadley
Giemenreust
Batum
Caucensus Mountains
Tifa
Black Sese
Jowsu
Caveaxus Mountains
Stanislaus Zbjyczke Wins Heavyweight Bout in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on April 20 Stanislaus Zbjyczke defeated Demetris Tofuius in a two fall match. Tofuius fell to a crotch and double wrist lock in 50 minutes and then to a hold and half nelson in about two minutes to give Zbjyczke the two straight falls.
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Milwaukee
Wia
Stanislaus Zbjyczke
Demetris Tofuius
Tofulus
Sueanne Whitford Sent Divorces Announcements
New York actress Sueanne Whitford is credited with a timely contribution to society by sending divorce announcements to her friends amid a public notice of personal news.
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York
Sueanne Whitford
Unclear fragment from Norwegian page: personal note
Fragmentary text from Christiania Norway mentions Yeon Tyrihans and Huneen with a private inquiry about longing when apart. The readable lines appear as a personal note or letter fragment rather than a public news item.
So you must have a neighbor who did talk about bile
A distorted Birmingham Age-Herald fragment opens with a sarcastic line about neighbors and a challenge to name a cynical man who never talked about his neighbors. The garbled text hints at a satirical or editorial voice reflecting local social chatter.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Weblal Citieen
Hobbeen Cruede
Priests as Police In Londonderry Riots
Londonderry on April 20 reports quiet after fears of renewed rioting. Police were withdrawn from the riot area and two clergymen were assigned to patrols urging residents to retire for the night.
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Londonderry
Moran A Ming
Fragmentary local note mentions neighbor dispute
Readable parts describe a neighborly conflict and a misheard remark about a marriage. Details are vague and names or places are unclear. The item appears as a brief, incomplete local notice or snippet from a larger story.
Primary clash top Republican race defines hoover harding and Johnson
The article previews next week’s presidential primaries in Montana Ohio Massachusetts New Jersey and more as key tests for Hoover Harding Johnson and Wood. It notes potential outcomes in Ohio New Jersey California and Montana shaping each candidate’s momentum possibility of uncommitted delegates in Indiana and Massachusetts and the high stakes for the Roosevelt era race.
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Montana
Ohio
Massachusettes
New Jersey
Clifornia
Indiana
Herbert Hoover
Harding
Wood
Johnson Iin
West
Middle West
Ike New Jerey
Kim
Johnson
Jersey
Hoover
California
Lowden
Os “Pro-Corporation
Watson
Michigan
Nebraska
James Watson
Massachusetts
McCall
Big Four
Massachusetta
Coolidge
Colonel Moonevelt
United States
Roosevelt Muntie
East
Girl, 7, Crowns Metook Water Hole Tragedy
A seven year old girl named Helen Wrux from Hondville precinct near McCook Nebraska fell into a roadside water hole while being drawn to four feet of water this afternoon. She is reportedly a cr ap year daughter of Mike Wrux.
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Metook
Helen
Mike Wrux
Hondville
McCook
Strikers Demand Higher Wages Press Budget Meeting
Hertin April 2 Dr Wirth minister of the Urégeury and Dr Johann esbell minister of transport told the budget committee of the national assembly that railway and postal workers demand higher wages would be strained.
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Hertin
Wirth
Urégeury
Johannesbell
Nationall
Judge refuses aid to Young Wena over payments claim
A Wieconmin judge ruled against continuing financial aid to Young Wena, stating the person has funds and cannot justify further government support. The record quotes the judge insisting no additional money will be provided to cover expenses labeled Fouge.
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Wieconmin
Wena
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