Brazil's Pessoa outlines trade ties with the United States
In Washington Dr. Epitacio Pessoa, Brazil's president elect, pledges to develop Brazil's commercial relations with friendly nations, especially the United States. He praises US commerce and cites shared history while outlining a forthcoming official visit schedule and receptions, including stops in New York, Ottawa, Boston, and a voyage to Rio aboard the Idaho.
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Widow of Maximilian Reaches 79 in Belgian Refuge
Charlotte widow of Emperor Maximilian of Mexico lives at Chateau de Bouchet near Antwerp. She is 79, in good health, largely ignorant of recent events, and avoids hearing about deaths, while remaining cheerful and preoccupied with cards and gramophone.
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Discontent Among Czechs in Siberia Delays Return Home
Paris dispatch reports 60 000 to 70 000 Czecho Slovak troops eager to go home to help form a new republic. They fear Bolshevik influence if kept in Siberia another winter and seek possible routes through Ekaterinburg Petrograd or Samara Ukraine to reach home.
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Ukraine
Judge Grants Annulment In Alien Enemy Marriage Suit
Justice Edward R. Finch in the Bronx Supreme Court annulled the marriage of Barbara Grube and Edward Grube after it was revealed he had misrepresented his citizenship status. Grube admitted being an alien enemy and stated willingness to pursue naturalization.
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Richardson Returns to Brest From Archangel
Brig. Gen. W. P. Richardson commander of American forces in Northern Russia arrived in Brest aboard the Porto with the Me nominee and other troops from Archangel. The transport brought the last of the American forces there except engineers left to clean up the base.
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Washington plans peace Fourth with elaborate floats
The article describes a Fourth of July peace spectacle in Washington featuring more than thirty floats. The third division will present five symbolical tableaux on Capitol steps with a large chorus, each tableau depicting themes like Peace, Liberty, Justice, World Service, and Reconstruction. John Barrett leads the organizing committee as embassies from Central and South American nations take part. arrangements aim to move the displays to New York and possibly Chicago.
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