Troops Pressing On To Munich In World War II Context
Basel reports government forces reoccupied Augsburg twenty five miles from Munich using artillery tanks and planes against communist forces with casualties described as near. Budapest dispatch says Bela Kun proclaims workers and peasants councils will defend proletariat government and take up arms against Roumaniands Czechs Slovaks and Jugoslavs.
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Basel
Augsburg
Munich
Copenhagen
Bela Kun
Budapest
Paris Lacks Pep After War Time Curbs Ease
Paris slowly returns to its prewar pace as 9 30 closing limits relax and cafes stay open later. Dancing and music resume cautiously with electricity use still capped. Social notes mention Mrs Roy Blythe entertaining friends and campus visitors Lorraine Allen and Louise Allen joining Miss Otelia Konepp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Richest Girl in U S Marries Ensign Miller in New York
Margaret Carnegie, reputedly America’s wealthiest heiress, married Ensign Roswell Miller U S N at the New York home of Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnes. The guest list was limited to about twenty relatives, with no New York socialites present. Carnegie, sole heir to the Ski bo fortune estimated at six hundred million dollars, wed the son of Roswell Miller whose father once chaired the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad board. Hall, visiting relatives, then left for Higginsville Home for Confederate Soldiers and their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Margaret Carnegie
America
Ensign Roswell Miller
Andrew ‘Carnes
Miss Carnegie H
Skibo
Jensign Miller
Roswell Miller
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paulo
World News Briefs Reach State Department
A late wire flash reports the revised text of the League of Nations covenant 48 being received at the state department. Other items note wider distribution of Victory Joan, live stock prices at $21.00 per hundred pounds in St Louis, Polish troops arriving in Warsaw, transport Yedle bringing 68 officers and 2167 men to Boston, and rumors of a toppled Bulgarian government in Budapest.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
St. Louis
Kansas City
Joca
Poison Story of Prince's Death Signals Rising
Tokio reports a March 1 Seoul manifesto calling for Korea independence from Japan, banned in Tokyo. The piece links the Grand Prince funeral to unrest spreading nationwide with arrests of American missionaries and rising Korean nationalist activity led by Chun-do Kyu enk followers.
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Tokio
Geoul
Korea
Japan
Home Office
China
East
Korot
Nis
Seoul
Mire Noda
Tapa
Victory Loan meeting urged for Mobherly workers
County Chairman calls Victory Loan members and committee chairmen to meet at the Commercial Club rooms at 7 30 tonight to discuss campaign plans. Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies with possible showers and cooler conditions in the northwest tonight.
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Victory Loan Workers
Victory Loan Organization
Commercial Club
How American Regiment Multiplied in Italy Front
A fragment describes how the 332nd and 322nd American regiments paraded across Italian towns to boost Allied morale. It notes officers’ attempts to show large American strength, reassigning men from various units to fill gaps and create the impression of a larger force.
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New York
Bgand Regiment
22 Ind
Italy
Eto
332Nd
Treat
Mike America Fortes
Wallace
Marcel
Kingdom
322Nd
Americas
232Nd
Onio
Tg. Dtaly
Cvere
Homes to be Built on Fairground Acres
A group of city investors bought 42 acres at the fairground, planning to parcel into four and eight acre tracts. O Cameron and Jas Holman each bought eight acres, others one acre each, with eight acres remaining. Buyers must build within a year, with homes costing under four thousand dollars. A road will cut through, archway entrance to remain, and Cameron plans a two story brick veneer residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kirby
James W. Holman
F. C. Cameron
F. M
Howard Stamper
Harry Gilfillan
Fair Ground
O. Cameron
Jas. Holman
Cameron
Bowers Awarded Contract For Graduation Caps And Gowns
Bowers store today awarded the contract to furnish the senior class of the high school with caps and gowns for graduation day. The graduating class includes sixty three boys and girls.
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Bowers
big Bowers_store
Marriage Ceremony Performed by Judge A B Mcoy
Hon Percy F Morgan of New York arrives in Moberly and will address the Commercial club at 2 o clock tonight on Modern Organization Unity of Service. Morgan, long connected with Thomas A Watson, brings a valued message. All men and women of Moberly invited. attendance hoped to be large.
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Percy’ F. Morgan
New York
Moberly
Tales From A Fortified Front Line Squad
A veteran recalls moments from a chaotic night advancing through enemy lines. A top sergeant, a fearless captain, and improvised acts of deception are highlighted as stretches of humor and daring emerge amid reports of lost trucks and near surrender.
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Ndra
MerTe
W. M. White
Dayton
Tugsliamento
Italy and Japan Block Peace Settlement at Big Four Talks
Paris April 22. Japanese and Chinese representatives clash over Adriatic and Shantung claims while Premier Orlando is absent from sessions. Italy appears to have withdrawn to press its terms. internal Rome politics and social unrest influence stance. Berlin reports German negotiators will gain treaty access while keeping deliberations with allies.
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Fred S. Ferguson
Paris
Sion
Th Big
Oxlando
Adriatic
Orlando
de Fovr
Sonatio
Trady
Japan
Chow
Shantung Peninsula
Italy
Pan
London
I Gireles
Sonnind
Rome
Bolshevick
Missionary in Korea Sentenced in Seoul Trial
Washington reports that Rev. Bill Miller Mowry, an American missionary in Korea, was sentenced to months imprisonment by a Seoul court. He remains free on bail pending appeal as Miss Katherine O’Keefe and Helen O’Keefe are mentioned in connection with the case.
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Washington, D.C
State ‘Department
Bill Miller Mowry
Korea
Mowr
Seoul
Banking business grows as community note to customers
A 1919 notice to customers and friends states the bank’s growth since March and thanks patrons for support while announcing continued service through April 23, 1919.
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Mexico
Otelia Konepp
U. S
Andrew Carnegie
Xu. N. Hall
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Treasury
Halker
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Yedle
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Brant
428Th Field Artillery
Agence Radio
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Seon
Kimkokri
Ccampaieh
Eg. c. Hon
Herbert
A. B. McOy
Comercial Club
Kiao Chow
Shani 'Ung ‘Peninsula
Maxima
Frank J. Taylor
Berlin
German ‘Foreign, Office
National Assembly
J. Bender
Baron Sonnino
Wilson
Fiume
Clemenceau
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Versailles
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Katherine
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Webster
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