British Pacifists Debate Peace Terms in Germany
Philip Snowe, Liberal MP and Independent Labour speaker, warned at Huddersfield that terms submitted to Germany would not end the war. He said a few peace terms would spark a class war, pitting democracies against hereditary oppression, delaying the new birth of freedom.
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Termes
Germany
Huddersfield
Erig
Philip Snowe Iden
Forsart
Parises
Nce
Independent Labor
Paris
Riots in Hamburg Disrupt Food Relief Ship Unloading
Disturbances in Hamburg over the weekend left streets aflame as police clashed with mobs. A police officer was killed and several wounded in battles near St. Past. Rioting delayed food relief unloading and reflected wider unrest across the city.
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Bertin
Hamburg
Vorerie
St. Past
St. Paul
London
Mission Involved in Riots Near Seoul
Special dispatches from Korea report that Christian mission members at Teigonari near Seoul clashed with gendarmes during a riot. Officers fired on the mob, killing twenty and wounding many more in the demonstration.
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Tokio
Korea
Teigonari
Seoul
Wanted Immediate Farms in Manitoba for Cash Purchases
Dominion Farm Agency seeks several 160 acre farms in Manitoba suited for sale with large cash payments, and two or three 320 acre farms improved at not more than $35 per acre. They offer cash, may buy equipment, and want sellers who will assist with this year’s crop. No listing charge. Winnipeg address and phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Dominion Farm Agency
Saen'sis
Somerset Bldg
Winnipeg
Shorter Hours and Higher Pay Drive in Winnipeg
Organised labour seeks a 48 hour week and wage increases across industries in Winnipeg as unions press for shorter hours before May 1. Railway shopmen demand 44 hours and higher pay backed by 37 000 Canadian workers. About 8 000 Winnipeg men are affected.
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Winnipeg
Nanan
Aston
Railway War Board
Canada
Rumanians Advance Under Orders amid Vienna Reports
Reported moves show Romanian forces pressing toward Hungary under central orders. Dispatches claim Bolshevik pressure remains on Bulgaria, while Soviet influence in Hungary prompts a possible armistice suspension and Bela Kun’s government signals readiness to bow to a socialist cabinet.
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Inager
Rulgaria
Berlin
Hungary
Vienna
Nieve Weiner
Bela Kun
Women to Report on Nationalization Law in Russia
London reports from Stockholm say the law for the nationalization of women in Russia has been suspended amid popular unrest. A Vladimir commissary by decree names a committee of women to investigate the law and prepare a report promptly, with approval from the focal Soviet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Russia
Stockholm
Vladimir
Focal Soviet
Barn Ventilation Vital to Health in Livestock
A Townscley interview stresses ventilation as essential to animal health and milk yield. It notes cows need clean air, with poor ventilation causing disease and loss of vitality. compares air supply to carrying fresh air in a pail, illustrating the vast amount required daily.
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Mr. Townstley
Townscley
Brandon
Man
Italy Should Forego Fiume Claim Despite London Pact
Italian claims to Fiume are discouraged under the London treaty and Britain and France warn that honoring Italy’s rights could undo the Adriatic settlement. President Wilson states Fiume cannot join Italy and urges adherence to public wartime promises. The mood in allied circles seeks a lasting peace by exposing secret treaties and reshaping postwar borders.
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London
Associated Press
Italy
Trieste
Pola
Dalmatia
Fiume
Croatia
Great Britain
France
Fi Sussi
Wil ‘Son
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Mtalisa
Caban
Wilson
Chands
Clemencea
Adriatic
Dalmatian
Bolshevik Deserters Join Siberians Amid Russian Front Shifts
London reports say Bolshevik deserters join Admiral Kolchak’s Siberians as evacuation and offensives unfold. General Dutov’s army recaps Orsk while peasants in liberated districts also rally to Kolchak. Archangel activity wanes with possible action near the Vaga junction. Fronts overall quiet.
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London
Reuter
Eviki
Orenburg
Dutoft
Dutcd
Orsk
Admiral Kolchak
Archangel
Vaga
Kadish
Greek Troops Misrepresented Over Black Sea Ports
The Greek legation denied claims that Bolshevik advances delayed Greek troops holding Black Sea ports. The Greek force and a French contingent, both under General Berthelot, were said to have consistently followed French orders.
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Perekop
Crinea
Boteviki
Reck
Black Sea
Berthelot
Press St
Growth of British Air Force in War Time Reporting
The report traces the air force growth from before the war with 272 men and 197 officers to October 1918 with 2171 men and 909 officers. It notes July 1916 arms for the armistice and counts the Western Front action against 7 054 enemy troops, 6042 tons of bombs, over ten and a half million rounds at ground targets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Air Force
Moderate Priced Bungalow With Notable Features
A moderate priced bungalow offers easy heating for the kitchen dining room and parlor with good cupboard space sink and large draining. It includes a summer kitchen and front vestibule with stairway to the cellar and a central chimney thought to provide better draught.
Canadian Motors Fordson distributors announced
Canadian Motors Company has become the Fordson Tractor distributor. Manager T J Web explains he studied tractor markets in Canada and the United States and chose Fordson, noting 10 000 had been used in England during the war and many operated in the Winnipeg district on heavy lands. Canadian Motors will also handle the Oliver Fordson Plow.
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Canadian Motors Company
T. J. Web
Canada
United States
Webster
England
Winnipeg
Fvar
Canadian Motors
Bremen in State of Siege and News Publication Prohibited
Bremen remains under a state of siege with all news publications banned. The public is restricted from reporting events as authorities enforce information controls and curbs on private individuals.
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Bremen
Federal Reserve Allows Remittance of Lands Excluding Germany
The Federal Reserve Board authorized remittance of lands to Central European countries through the United States Relief Administration, excluding Germany. Only US Fed stocks held in Europe by the administration will be used as the medium of exchange.
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Germany
New York
Federal Reserve Voard
Europe
United States Relief Administration
United States Fed
Prohibition Majority Reported in New Zealand Returns
Official returns show the majority vote against prohibition reaching about 1,800 on the land plebiscite.
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Zea
Tyroleans Seek Independence From Italy Claim Nationality
Delegates Walter Lutzel and Dr Otto Goggenberg present a memorial through the Sciteer Tyrolean national council arguing for recognition as an independent nationality. They accuse Italy of seeking to swallow Tyrol, once part of the Austrian empire and home to the Tyrolean sharpshooters who served in Emperor Charles' army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Sciteer- Tyrolez National Council
Land
Walter Lutzel
Otto Goggenberg
Tyrolean Alps
Tyrolez
Sharp Shooters
German Envoy Recognized Man to Switzerland
The federal government accepted letters accrediting Dr Adolph Muller as German minister to Switzerland formally recognizing the German government Paris King VI was telegraphed praising his action and urging no retreat from Italy has taken place.
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Berne
Adolph Muller
Switzerland
Paris
King VI
Italy
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