League of Nations Covenant Summary Founding Peace Pact
A Paris dated April 14 document outlines the League of Nations aims to secure peace. It details membership limits, assembly and council structure with one vote per state, and procedures for amendments, disputes, and collective security. It notes arms reduction, territorial respect, information exchange on armed forces, and exclusion criteria for nonmember states, while preserving existing international agreements.
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Tadat Jusetee
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Beuril
Soldiers loot girls hurt amid Soviet crackdown
In Austerdin a wave of looting and violence follows the Soviet government action near Budapest. The regime imposes iron rule, Bela Kun leads, hunger shortages worsen. Food is scarce with milk and fats unaffordable. prices climb as the currency and supply fail. Police and troops move against dissent as unrest grows.
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Budape
Teenite
Witinikin Ceepifil
Qatar
Bolshevists
Bela Kun
Ds Field
Hiinger
Bela Kao
Fragmented Text on International League and Covenant Concepts
The passage references states willing to join the League and general supervision, noting responsibilities over fuel, traffic, opium, trafficking with certain countries, Red Cross roles, and universal attendance at oath. It hints at international enforcement and minority consent within an assembly context.
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Red Cross
Unis Ese
Eense
Ute Lange
Electric surcharge to end with next meter readings
Raymond H. Smith of Eastern Wisconsin Electric announces the electric surcharge added to regular rates will be discontinued with the next meter readings. The charge, one quarter cent per kilowatt hour, has been in effect since February 1, 1918. Thirty Lake Geneva veterans form a post of the American War Veterans Association with Capt. B. O. Reynalds as president and other officers named. Col. Turner of Manston is state chairman and Col. Salsman of Madison is state secretary.
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Raymond H. Smith
Eastern Wisconsin Electric Company
Sheboygan
Lake Geneva
American’ War Veterans’ Association
B. O. Reynalds
Ieut
J. H. Grant
Frank L. Peacock
W. HA. Ritch
Col
John Turner
Manston
John G. Salsman
Madison
Saxon Mob Kills Minister of War in Dresden Riot
Reports from Dresden describe a violent uprising as soldiers attack the war ministry. Minister of War Herr Neuring was dragged from the building and killed by demonstrators after gunfire and shelling, followed by a state of siege and calls for pay reforms. The unrest sparked threats of Soviet-style rule in Saxony and anticipated wider German turmoil.
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Gopenhagen
Herr Neuring
Saxony
Dresden
War Ministry
Iim
Elbe
Veeslen
Sinder
Feerawd
Cape Welocki
Coe Main
Ned
Rural town plans new mills farms and creamery
In Dunbar Marere County a nine square mile section will be fenced and prepared for a sheep ranch. W M Vain Lone, city food inspector, alleges a short weight builder sold in Belnit. Federal inspectors may prosecute interstate commerce violations as butter was made in Wisconsin. Dr J H Sheerar claims state records as oldest practicing dentist with fifty five years in Quaro.
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Dunbar
Marere Eounly
W. M. Vain Lone
Belnit
Wisconsin
J. H. Sheerar
Outro
Qunro
Form of Victory loan announced for Seventh District quotas
The Seventh District announces a Victory Loan quota totaling $652,500,000 with New York's share at $1,350,000,000 and overall government securities offering around $4.3 billion. Subscriptions up to $10,000 will be fully allotted. later notes and maturities are outlined with interest rates and tax provisions. extensive district quotas are listed by city and state, including New York, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Chicago, and others.
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Apel MoceTerna
Ielas
Tie Ceasers Cass
Inshawe’s
Gallate Vielbarter
Vietory
Liberty
Treasury
Terelve Fivlernt
Pou
Tote
Amoutil
CCAD
Carey New York
Cleveland
Bosley
Lovla ‘Kannan Cty
Minneapolia
Atlanta Dallaw
Chicago
Baek Enunty
Hintler
Hitnaison
Cookcomhy
Wisconsin
Berlin Status Report Amid Prussian Tensions
Berlin reports in April tension between Prussians and Bavarians with calls for a general strike dismissed by Foreign Minister Frank Lippe. The draft notes Bavarian collaboration against Prussia while Brunswick workers resist. Soviet discussions touch retirement and dissolution themes, while antisemitism movements show signs of spread.
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Berlin
Prusshir Sens Weldjers
Mrqsgia
Frank Lipp
Munich
Dtapateh Frei
Elt
Wrortieibers
Tipp
Brunswick
Jtrali Wninent Frogps
Mbert
Seheileriy
Tanshers
Noske
Mide Turisi
National Assembly
Fragmentary Quote on Bolshevik Persists in Peasant Tale
A garbled OCR line cites a peasant speaker warning against persints and bolshevism, mentioning work and Hasterton Hameteritis in a disrupted historical snippet. The unreadable segment obscures clear names, dates, or places.
Hanson Tour Prompts Mixed Reactions in Settlement Speech
Fragmentary OCR reads Hanson planning a country tour with a speech in Settle about Americanization. The text is garbled but suggests debate over cultural changes and student influence, with references to a council, peace, and a troubling last line about a class being crushed.
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San Weiesses
Ole Aynsen
Settle Avist
Doypromen
Official German War Losses Revealed in Early Figures
The first official counts of German wartime losses were published. They list total deaths from battle and wounds as 734,082 with 148,000 from wounds. Sickness caused 320,000 deaths, while other figures include battlefield and non-battle casualties.
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Bertin
Debs Leaves To Begin Term In Canton Prisons Story
Debs heads toward Canton Ohio to begin a ten year prison term after conviction for obstructing justice. The socialist leader Eugene V Debs faces imprisonment amid national attention. A fragment mentions travels toward Cleveland and Canton, reflecting on the era’s political tension surrounding his case.
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Eugene Vy Debs
Mounds W.va
Cleveland
Canton
Valley Concession Sparks Betrayal Critics
In a tense exchange, a diplomat presses for withdrawal of a water concession amid threats of blocking Colorado River flow through Mexican soil. Barton proclaims betrayal as the house erupts, while murmurs of other arrangements surface to divert valley water needs. The scene ends with a note that the issue continues in the next issue.
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Colorado
Barton
Hardin
Brandon
Stevens Point Principal Resigns to Seek New London Superintendent Post
David Newberry has resigned as principal of Stevens Point High School to accept the nomination as superintendent of the New London Public Schools. His resignation follows the action of a high school faculty of fifteen teachers to be presented to the board of education within two weeks.
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David Newberry
Stevens Point
New London Public Schools
Board of Education
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