Revolutionists Lose Control in Bavaria Amid Casualties
Berlin dispatches report Bavarian premier Hoffman and ministers rally anti soviet forces in Nuremberg Bamberg area as city streets see heavy fighting. Allies refuse Bavaria inclusion in peace terms signaling complex postwar power shifts across Germany and Austria Hungary regions.
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Frank J. Taylor
Berlin
Wurzburg
Munich
Nuremberg
Bamberg
Hoffman
Bavaria
Saxony
Ruhr-district
Magdeburg
Noske
Red Cross
Moberly Nationals Set To Face Clark In Weekend Clash
Moberly Nationals travel to Clark Sunday for an opening game against the Clark team. Ray Embree will start on the mound, Wardaman catching, with Paul Stewart joining as heavy hitter at second base. Frank Toulson and Lefty Truesdale to pitch for Clark, Roberts behind the plate.
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Moberly Nationals
Clark
Nationals
Ray Embree
Wardaman
Paul Stewart
Wil
Frank Toulson
Truesdale
Roberts
Stewart
Dents
Gibgon
Embree P
Dunn T
Kussmann
Dillef
Williams
International Air Cross Attempt Planned Today
Reports from St John s Nova Scotia indicate Lieut Harry Hawker is expected to attempt a Atlantic crossing in a Sopwith aircraft later today according to responsible air craft officials. A Bolshevik communique claims capture of an allied camp in Northern Australia. The United Railway Company seeks receivership in St Louis with Samuel Widler of New York petitioning the court. The George Washington transport will sail to Brest under rush orders from New York.
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St. John's
Harry Hawker
Atlantic
London
Aussia
Pbolsheviki
St. Louis
United Railway Company Today
United States District Court
Samuel Widler
New York
New ‘York
George Washington
Brest
Red Cross in Berlin Prepared for Siege
Berlin report says the American Red Cross mission led by Col. Carl Taylor will aid half a million Russians interned in Germany and provide clothing and medical care. Supplies arrive from Copenhagen and are distributed from Berlin and a warehouse to camps. The team plans to stay until relief is complete with Briton French and Italian helpers to assist later.
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Berlin
Red Cross
Carl Taylor
New York
Germany
Copenhiga
Col. Taylor
Edward W. Ryan
Americen Chamber of Commerce
Personne
Palace Hotel
C. E. Lushington
Eastbourne
England
Dra
Jane Ernest
C. Ravens
Vancouver
Mary Smith
Newton
Kan
Lois Bailey
Senator Spencer Receives Credit for Public Works Aid
The Democrat notes Senator Spencer helped alongside Senator Reed and Congressman Rucker in getting passenger drains 52 and 63 reinstated by the regional director. Credit also goes to the Commercial club led by E. N. Wade as president and members W. S. Bowers John Lynch and Geo. Sours for tenaciously pushing the effort after initial denial.
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Spencer
Reed
Rucker
Commercial Club
W. S. ‘Bowers
John. E Lynch
Geo. Sours
Commercial Club Committee
Bulldog
Tenacity
Senator Spencer Addresses Grand Theatre About League
Senator Selden P. Spencer spoke at the Grand Theatre to a large crowd on the League of Nations. He defended a flexible approach, opposed losing Congress’s war-declaration power, and urged a time limit on any commitment while cautioning against isolation. He avoided rhetoric, presenting a careful, fence-sitting stance.
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Selden P. Spencer
Grand Theatre
League of Nations
Kelter
G. O. Perry
Spencer
League
Congress
Train and Engine Men Get Raise in Nationwide Wage Hikes
Washington reports railroad wage increases across 400000 workers as war tensions ease. Officials cite a major raise for train and engine crews, dining car staff, and railroad police since December. An estimated total added payroll burden approaches 47.5 million if proposed increases take effect under current conditions.
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Washington
Apriah
Ana
Orde
Vances
Raltcoua
Railroad‘ Administration
Vance
Ininen
Deent
Student achieves notable hog breed sale at Missouri college
Clear Brooks of Wagleville, a 20 year old short course graduate from the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, sold two Jersey hogs averaging 326 pounds, a strong showing against state purebred Duroc Jersey sales. Mrs. G A Radford left for Marshall to visit relatives.
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College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Brooks
Wagleville
G. A. Radford
Marshall
Politics in the New German Republic Leaders Rally in Reichstag
Berlin dispatch notes the new Reichstag shows a citizen coalition of Socialists Catholics and Democrats guiding sessions while conservatives and radicals clash. Delegates follow leaders, with women among radicals causing protests as opposition remains muted in orderly parliamentary theatre. The piece hints the assembly lacks independent leadership and hints at a looming struggle over the republic’s direction.
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J. ‘Taylor
Berlin
First Republic
Reichstag
New Times
Besch
Ebert
Kaiser
Commercial Club to Host Percy F Morgan Visit in Moberly
Organization expert at commercial club, N Wood, received a telegram that Percy F Morgan of New York will arrive in Moberly next Tuesday to address the club and public at the club rooms. Morgan, long associated with Thos Whison, speaks on Modern Organization Unity of Service. He will also spend Wednesday in the city. Constable will bring back Chas Ayres from Macon for trial on burying two horses near the water works reservoir to be heard tomorrow before Justice McCann.
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N. Wood
Commercial Club
Percy F. Morgan
New York
Moberly
Morgan
Thos. ‘Whison
Onilders
Mac
Chas
Ayres
Missouri Wins Debates Over Universal Military Training
A Missouri victory in the university debate over compulsory universal military training was declared by a unanimous decision. Judges included W. Pratt, Prof. Frank McClure, and Dr. Broderick M. Smith. Missouri holds eleven of twenty one wins against Kansas. Also reported is Nodaway County sheriff escorting three boys to Boonville reform school for robbery crimes at Maryville. Randolph chapter 1500 E.B.A. meeting set for April 72 with Mrs. Mary B. Wiedenmann attending. Chas of Paducah, Kentucky visiting relatives.
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University of Missouri
Kansas
United States
Missouri
Frank M. Lowe
Kansas City
Tucker
Smith
Perry
William E
Crowe
W. Pratt
Frank McClure
Westminster College
Fulton
Broderick
M. ‘Smith
Independence
Wstand
Randolph
Mary B. Wiedenmann
AHS
Missouri women's clubs plot state boycott of butter and eggs
Kansas City April 12 women’s clubs of Missouri plan a statewide boycott of butter and eggs until prices drop. Local councils announced the move and agreed to work with allied organizations. Weather forecast calls for fair skies tonight and tomorrow, with warmer conditions in the west tonight and in the east tomorrow.
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Kansas’ City
Women's Clubs
Missouri
Women’s Cluts
League of Nations moves to safeguard Monroe Doctrine
Paris and Washington report a new provision in the League covenant to protect the Monroe Doctrine amid talks at the peace conference. The plan, drafted by Col E M House, aims to ensure smaller nations can voice disapproval of big power actions while Geneva is named as the League seat. President Wilson and officials push for racial equality and unanimous adoption of a 27th article recognizing the Monroe Doctrine.
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Paris
League of ‘Nations’ Commission
Carl Groat
Sessio
Ces
Fou
Spi
Big Four
Geneva
Switzerland
Choisen
League’ ‘Af 'Nations
Heras
Tapans
League’ of, Nations
Wilson
Victory Loan Drive Urges Merchants Support
A 10 day advertising campaign will be run by home men under Washington instruction to sell Victory Loan bonds. W. S. Bowers chairs the publicity committee and asks merchants to take space in papers to support the drive, noting the urgency to avoid further taxation and praising prior free publicity for war efforts.
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Washington
Bowers
Cmpaign
Mrs Warren L Barrye Recovers From Serious Operation
Mrs Warren L Barrye returned from the Wesley hospital in Kansas City yesterday afternoon where she underwent a serious operation the night before. She stood this ordeal with fortitude and hopes to be stronger now than for several years.
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Warren L
Last U S Men To Leave Russia By June
Washington assures troops will depart from northern Russia not later than June. American government seeks to quiet unrest and bolster arctic tenure against Bolshevik forces.
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U. S
Russia
Washington
Arctic
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Moberly Netionata
Senator's. P. Spencer
Monsey
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New Republic
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