British concessions and German tensions in postwar peace talks
Berlin and Paris tensions shape the peace treaty with Britain seeking concessions from France while Wilson and Lloyd George maneuver to appease allied factions. Germany readies for possible resumption of hostilities as its forces and volunteer armies bolster defenses and the League of Nations membership remains in question. The Senate moves to ratify the Susan B Anthony amendment as talks continue.
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Briish
Silesia
Rhine
Lloyd George
Wilson
Minof
Orlando
Adriatic
England
Noske
Supreme Army Command
von Hindenburg
Rhine provinces form independent republic sparks Franco German spat
The Rhine region sets up an independent republic led by Dr. Hans A. Dorten provoking Berlin to prosecute him for treason. Berlin accuses Paris of funding the propaganda and Foch and Clemenceau of encouraging support for the Rhineland state. General Manging in Mayenee bans strikes while the Ebert government protests to the armistice commission. Britain and the United States stay out of the dispute.
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Mayenee
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Armistice Commission
Austrian Response to Peace Terms Shocks Vienna
Chancellor Renner pleads for conditions allowing an independent Austrian commonwealth and cites fourteen points. Vienna papers label terms harsh. public anger grows over perceived harsh treatment by Italians Czechs and Jugo-Slavs. Doctor Treichl warns Austrians may join Germany, as the grand council adopts Bauer’s report calling the peace terms a death sentence for the republic.
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Hapsburgs
Danube
Vienna
Treichl
Germany
Grand Council of
Austria
Otto Bauer
Government moves to curb anarchists amid bomb plot
The United States tightens action against radicals after a springing bomb plot across eight eastern cities. Attorney General Palmer rejects extra legislation and orders normal criminal handling. In Canada, Winnipeg strikers face threats while Toronto workers end a strike. Toledo riots leave two dead as guards fire on protesters.
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Willian J. Flynn
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
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Palmer
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New York
Canada
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Toledo
Foca Cola Used To Christen Nashville Engine
Ann Dallas Dudley named fire en née at Waverly Belmont fire hall will be christened Wednesday at 2 PM with ceremonies. Mrs Guilford Dudley, a pioneer suffragist, helped secure woman’s suffrage in Tennessee. Judith Winston Folk, 6, sponsor, with maids Travania Dudley Kenny Kate Barksdale Harriet Cantrell Jane Davis Elizabeth Smith. Maids are daughters of prominent suffrage leaders. Coca Cola bottle will break, yellow flowers showered. Speeches by Mayor William Gupton Commissioner Tompkins and Chief A A Getta. Mrs Dudley and Beau Folk will be honor guests.
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Nashville
Tennessean
Ann Dallas Dudley
Waverly-Belmont
Guilford Dudley
Tennessee
Miles Williams
Twenty-First Ward
William Gupton
Tompkins
A. A.etta
Dudley
Ional Suffrage Organization
Beau Folk
Cuticura Toilet Preparations Promoted in Ad Copy
An advertisement extols Cuticura Toilet Soap Ointment and Talcum Powder as a convenient economical trio for facial use baby care and dusting. The copy claims the powder renders other perfumes superfluous and notes the brand as a fashionable antiseptic.
Their Faithfulness and a Grudge Tavern Observation
The Grudge tavern landlord notes habit remains strong among locals as a post office moves over a month ago. He recalls crowds of prominent junkheads lingering in the old post office doorway, waiting for passersby to squeeze through. Hard facts often fail to move a soft-headed man.
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Grudge
Kansas City Star
The kidneys and a home remedy claim health recovery
An old advertisement extols kidneys as body’s primary cleansing organs and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem capsules as a soothing oil formula. It promises relief from ailments like backache and insomnia within a day and urges continued use to prevent recurrence.
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Itaarlem
No clear news item available in provided text
Fragmentary quote from a Louisville Courier Journal page remarks on social or commercial leagues and wedding gifts in a humorous exchange. It lacks a cohesive event, date, or identifiable people beyond generic references.
Ruth Clifford Reveals Cousin Wounded in War
Ruth Clifford says her relative, an unnamed regiment member, was wounded but not seriously. A letter from the regimental surgeon confirms the injury though the exact location remains unclear whether it is an anatomical term or a French village.
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Ruth Clifford
Moving Picture Star
Miss Clifford
Gerard
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