Keeping a Close Tab on Mexico and Yankee Interests
Washington reports that U.S. officials watch Mexican finance reforms as Carranza seeks extra session approval. Luis Cabrera warns Mexico may repudiate debts awaiting Paris conference outcomes. Revised 1918 deficit calculations suggest true shortfall could be 96,000,000 pesos with confiscated assets and extraordinary revenues removed.
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Washington, D. C
Carrante
Luis Cabrera
Mexico
Mexico City
Cabrera
T.zw. Osterheld
Wall Street
Tehuantepec
Carrazza
Wells Fargo
Mexican Hixpress
Harding and Iowa soldiers greet returning doughboys in New York
New York Governor and Iowa officials arrived to meet 3000 members of the 168th Infantry Rainbow Division. They will tour Camps Upton Merrill and Mills to shake hands with returning troops and host a general fund for their entertainment plus a $10 per man spending allowance funded by Dubuque and other towns.
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New York
W. L. Harding
Louis L. Lasher
Iowa
Walcome
Gov. Ee
Upton
Merrill and
Mills
Towans
Dubuque
Iowa Society
Food Famine Averted Through Aid Efforts
Washington reports that a hunger and syphus epidemic in Serbia has been averted by U S Food Administration and American Red Cross efforts. Headquarters of the Red Cross notified.
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Washington, D. C
Serbia
United States Food Administration
American Red Cross Forces
Hallans May Go Back to Peace Conference
Count Maschi Di Cellere the Italian ambassador met with President Wilson after the regular conference with Lloyd George and Clemenceau. The talks are seen as signaling Italy’s possible return to the peace conference and no formal statements were issued by Wilson or the Italian envoy.
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Hallans
Paris
Count Maschi di Callere
United States
Wosor
Italy
Wilson
Count di Cellere
Clamenceau
Lloyd George
Revised Covenant of the League of Nations Affirms Monro
The revised covenant of the League of Nations is published detailing the aims open relations and rule of conduct among governments. It lists initial signatories and invited acceding states with provisions on assembly council secretariat and withdrawal rules.
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Washington
League of Nations
State Department
League
United States of America
Council
United States of “America
Belgium
Bolivia
Brazil
British’ Empire
Canada
Australia
South Africa
New South Wales
India
China
Cuba
Czecho - Slovakia
Ecuador
France
Greece
Guatemala
Frani
Hedjaz
Hondura
Italy
Japan
Liberia
Nicarsoua
Panama
Peru
Poland
Portugal
Roumania
Serbia
Siam
Uruguay
Argentine Republic
Chile
Colombia
Denmark
Netherlands
Norway
Faraguay
Persia
Salvador
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Venezuela
States That Favor League Favorable Concurrent Resolutions
A League to Enforce Peace summary notes 15 states endorsed the league proposal via concurrent resolutions in 1919. Seventeen states had done so in 1917 and 1918, with three ratifications this year. States listed include 1919 Arizona Arkansas Nevada New Hampshire North Carolina North Dakota South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Wisconsin Washington Vermont. 1918 Florida Kentucky Massachusetts Mississippi New Jersey New York Rhode Island Wisconsin. 1917 Delaware Georgia Illinois Louisiana Maryland Oklahoma South Carolina Tennessee Nebraska.
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Arizona
Arkansas
Nevada
New Hampshire
North Carolina
North Dakota
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Washington
Vermont
Florida
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Jersey
New
York
Rhode Island
Delaware
Georgia
Ilinois
Louisiana
Maryland
Oklahoma
Nebraska
American Women in Paris Endorse Wilson on Peace Policy
A group of American women abroad expressing support for President Wilson’s peace principles sent a letter from Paris on April 27. They commend his disinterested stance on the Italian claims before the peace conference and praise his steadfast advocacy for the league of nations and a just settlement as the basis for permanent peace.
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League
Wilson Will Gail
Paris
Orlenda
International Committee of Women For Permanent Peace
Berne
Switzerland
Wilson
League of Nations
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League For Adoption
International Justice
Central ‘Africa
Ilague
International Contern
Bureau of Labor
Artigle
Red
Crom
League of pDations
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