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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1919

Page

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Vanguard of Mighty Fleet Arrives Here

The vanguard of the mightiest sea fighting force in the Western Hemisphere steamed into New York Harbor. The 44000 ton super-dreadnought Idaho led a squadron including destroyers Amman Beale Burrows Drayton Paulding and Terry. The fleet will be in New York from April 15 to 30 with 190 vessels from Guantanamo, part of the Allied Grand Fleet under Rear Admiral Hugh Rodman and Rear Admiral Rogers.

Western Hemisphere New York Harbor Idaho Carl T. Vogelsang Mayo Victory Fleet Guantanamo Cuba New York Metropolis Amman Beale Burrows Drayton Paulding Terry America Britain Germany Guattenamo York Republic Fara Us Grand Fleet Ming Nisag Florida Delaware Hugh Rodman George V of England English Channel T 5. Rogers Utah Nevada Oklahoma Arizona Pennsylvania H. Z Chin

Parade Pickets Demand 77th Division Washington Parade

New York officers of the 77th Division announce plans for a full 27 000 strong parade in Washington to honor the division as it was in France. War Department insistence on unit parades alone sparks protests by city leaders and division auxiliaries seeking a dramatic review and public show of pride.

En York 77Th National Army Baker France 77Th Division War Department Washington General March Mrs. Henry O. Martin Conboy New York Bourda March 05Th Infantry Germany Argonne Ouher Thes Waa

First Rainbow Troops Leave Rhine for Brest

The Rainbow Division begins departure from the Rhine area with the 1st train leaving Remagen for Brest carrying division HQ and attached units. The 3 trains per day continue until April 11 for the last Rainbow troops leaving the Rhine, with the full division expected in France and at the Atlantic a few days after.

Coblenpril Associated Press Rhine Brest France Nome Remagen Atlantic

Archbishop Rejects Bolshevism and Radicalism in America

Archbishop Patrick J. outlines postwar remedy through Christian charity and obedience to law. He warns that radicalism undercuts individual rights and emphasizes the Sermon on the Mount as universal guidance. He argues true progress rests on balancing authority and liberty, with natural laws guiding society and the dangers of ignoring them.

Patrick J the Tribune

Red Republic Proclaimed By Bavarians

A Soviet republic was proclaimed in Munich Bavaria according to a wireless message resolved by Mathias Erzberger head of the German armistice commission. The Bavarian government under radical Socialists faced internal turmoil after Eisner's assassination and plans to join Hungarian and Russian soviet states were discussed. A general strike and clashes between Spartacides and government troops occurred near Stuttgart and Augsburg signaling upheaval across Bavaria.

Spa Belgium Associated Press Munich Bavaria Mathias Erzberger German Armistice Commission Germany Ludwig Witelsbach Kurt Hisner Prussia Eisner Severa Hela Kun Eisner Herr Hoffmann Stuttgart Augsburg

Finn Forces Friendly to Bolsheviki Mutiny Threat Holds Murmansk Front

London April reports warn of Finnish troops potentially defecting to Bolsheviki in Murmansk and Archangel areas. American detachments voyage toward Murmansk as Allied reinforcements prepare, with Wilson ordered sailors to land if needed. British ice-breakers move to reach relief, while General Maynard acts to curb mutinous tendencies and guard junctions with Bolsheviki. The Archangel front remains tense as Bolsheviki threats loom and food shortages worsen southern Russian fronts.

London Associated Press Murmansk Russia Wilson Fes

Allied Forces Crush Bolshevik Attack at Archangel Sreda Mekhronga

Allied troops mainly British and Russian repelled a large Bolshevik assault in the Sreda Mekhronga sector. They reports show heavy Bolshevik casualties, and nearly one hundred prisoners were captured including a battalion commander and his adjutant. Continued on page three.

Army Out of Russia by July 1 plan stated

Washington April 5 General March said Archangel situation is under control and Allied force can be driven into the sea by any power He announced the War Department plan to withdraw American forces from that part of Russia by the end of June The statement follows England reports of a grave situation with Halebeyiki forces and earlier remarks by Secretary Baker on winding down the mission in spring

Winston Spencer Cauremu Russia Saya Ashington Archangel March War Department Stat England Baker Marek

Wilson Escapes Serious Influenza Attack at Bed

Paris April 5 The President has nearly suffered a serious influenza attack but by going to bed he is improving though still confined. A noon bulletin says his temperature is slightly elevated and he is resting but cheerful. Colonel House represented the President at today’s meeting with the premiers of France Britain and Italy and expects to resume the council Monday. Messages of sympathy poured in from friends conference members and diplomatic representatives.

Paris Grayson Council of Four Wilson Colonel House France Great Britain Italy Council Mra. Wilson

Wilson Hosts Premier Meetings Amid Overwork Pressure

Paris April 6 reports say Premiers Orlando Clemenceau and Lloyd George are meeting at President Wilsons residence with Colonel House. Wilson, overworking and in poor health, holds daily councils with the leaders and with delegations while guiding peace talks and American publicity efforts through Nay Stanyard Baker and the US press bureau.

Conpright Newark Ettune Tne Paris Orlando Clemenceau Lloyd George Wilson Colonel House Nay Stanyard Baker

Peace Issues Near Settlement and Lloyd George Attacked

Paris April 6 The Allied peace talks near settlement on Rhine frontier and Snare Valley with a likely final agreement by next Saturday. In London Lloyd George was harshly criticized in the House of Commons over indemnities to Germany. Law and Lowther pressed for full payment by Germany, while others urged treating peace separately from the league of nations.

Saar Valley Rhine Paris Associated Press Council of Snare Valley

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