Lloyd George Millerand Reach Anglo French Pact On Germany
Britain and France announce concessions in talks with Millerand and Lloyd George to compel German disarmament and reparations. The accord limits Germany to 100,000 troops, allows a police force, and contemplates further discussions at a supreme council meeting. Nitti views the pact skeptically but unlikely to block it.
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Tintin
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Jugo-Blavie
Powers to Call on U. Ss. To Finance Armenia
SAN REMO April 24 The Supreme Council has decided to ask the American government to assist the new Republic of Armenia financially by a loan in which other countries may join.
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San Remo
Associated Press
Supreme Council
Republic of Armenia
Italy and Jugo-Slav premiers back Wilson Adriatic plan
Premier Nitti of Italy and Crumbitch of Jugo-Slavia accept President Wilson’s Adriatic settlement. Fiume becomes a buffer state with no land contiguity to Italy. Plebiscites decide Lagosta and Cherso futures. Islands’ naval value cited. Italy’s possession would give Adriatic control.
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Preas
Nitti
Italy
Ahton Trumbitch
Wilson
Adriatic
Fiume
Lagosta
Jugo-Slavia
Cherso
Belgrade
Jugo-Slav
Signor Nitti
M. Trumbitch
U. S. Recognizes State of Armenia
Washington announces formal U S recognition of Armenia as an independent republic with no defined boundaries yet. The action follows Allied agreement at San Remo and informs the Armenian representative Pasdermadjian and foreign diplomats. Armenia covers about 26 000 square miles with a population just over 9 000 000 and Erivan as its capital.
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Washington
Armenia
United States
San Remo
Colby
Pasdermadjian
Italy
Nerivan
Kars
Tiflis
Elizabethpoll
Erivan
Family of Eight Slain on North Dakota Farm
Neighbor found eight bodies on the Wolff farm near Turtle Lake north of Bismarck. Victims include Jacob Wolff his wife and four children a farm hand and an unidentified person. A hatchet was found in the cellar and a shotgun was used. A postmortem indicated the hatchet may have killed some victims.
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Bismarck
N. D
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Wolff Farm
Turtle Lake
North
Wolff
Campaign Statz Corner on Independence and State Power
Senator Poindexter frames the presidential campaign on national independence against internationalism, arguing against a proposed Europe-wide league and a costly mandate for Turkey. He warns of private class control by labor and employer groups, opposing a union dominated political system and coercive labor actions.
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United States
China
Settlement Reached In Stutz Stock Short Confrontation
Allan A. Ryan and the Stutz protective committee finalized a settlement fixing a 650 a share price for shorts to settle contracts before April 1. The total terms include a 510 base with a 40 premium for stock loan shares and a 20 percent stock dividend, to be executed next Tuesday.
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Stock Exchange
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C. A. Morse
J. W. Prentiss
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Broadway
Morse
New York
Protective Committee
Stuth Company
Ieril
Allan A. Ryan & Co
Eaid
Lackawanna Engineers to Join Strikers in Sympathetic Walkout
Edward A. McHugh, chairman of the strikers, says all Lackawanna engineers will strike tomorrow to pressure the Railway Managers Association to reinstate the strikers. The Railroads’ vice president E M Rine denies the move, calls it propaganda, and says engineers will stay at posts. McHugh asserts a secret Friday night decision and predicts spread to Erie shopmen and other lines.
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Lackawanna Railroad
Railway Managers’ Association
Edward A. McHugh
Grand View Hall
Jersey City
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the Lackawanne
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Mcdugh
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Erie
Washington
Airplane Crashes at Sal-Naaw Killing Boy and Wounding Two
Fort Smith Arkansas reports a fatal crash at Sal-Naaw Oklahoma when an airplane driven by Rob Fogg, a former army aviator, fell forty feet and struck a crowd. A fourteen year old boy was killed and two men injured, one seriously, with authorities dispatching details from special reports.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Sal- Naaw
Okla
Rob Fogg
30 Day Sugar Ban Advised To Ease Shortage
A 30 day boycott of candy, soda water and pastry was urged by Edwin J. O Malley to free sugar held by manufacturers amid a sugar shortage. He cited high consumption by producers and asked consumers to report overcharges to the Flying Squadron. Officials in Washington discuss a sugar equalization board as probes continue.
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Edwin J. O'Malley
O'Malley
J. P. Tumulty
O’malley
Palmer
Washington
Armin W. Riley
Department of Justice
Federal Building
Cortlandt
Riley
Trenton Trolley Men Strike Over Wage Pact Violation
Trolley employees in Trenton on the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Traction lines vote 135 members of Trolleymen's Division 564 to strike over a wage agreement set to take effect April 1. They demand a 26 percent rise for operators and other raises, with arbitration refused by the company. A report claims strikers stoned a power house at Yardley.
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New Jersey & Pennsylvania Traction Company
Princeton
Lawrenceville
Lambertville
New Hope
Newtown
Morrisville
Yardley
Yardiey
Comany
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Staten Island
Richmond Light and Power Company
Hylan
la Guardia
Board of Aldermen
New York Legislature Near Adjourment After Long Session
Albany April 25. The 143rd annual New York Legislature winds down with two constructive acts left the anti rent profiteering law and the Lockwood Donohue teachers salary bill. Clocks stopped before noon as adjournment sine die looms with both houses in session past midnight.
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Sage
Johnson Leads Montana Presidential Primary Tallies
Johnson increased his lead over Republican rivals in Montana as returns from 224 of 534 precincts showed 7487 for Johnson, 2194 Wood, 1599 Hoover, 1593 Lowden, 179 Harding. Bryan favored in Flathead County, but Johnson led in all counties reported so far. Silver Bow complete, others partial. Wood second in four counties, Lowden second in two.
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Montana
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Harding
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Flathead County
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Wilson
McAdoo
Silver Bow County
Butte
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Lewis and Clark
Yellowstone
Billings
May Have Erred Says Sweet in Swan Song
Albany April 24 Speaker Sweet gave his swan song to the Assembly just before adjourning the lower house. In a typewritten manuscript he warned of a false structure, spoke of an invisible agency trying to control destiny, and acknowledged possible mistakes while affirming he had acted to the right as God allowed him to see the right.
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Albany
Sweet
Teachers Pay Bill Passed Up to Smith
Albany April 24 The Assembly unanimously passed the Lockwood Donohue bill to fund salary increases for school teachers with a 1 percent mill tax. It now goes to Governor Smith for signature. The measure ranges NYC and state wide raises including a $600 maximum for each NYC teacher and detailed schedules for various positions. The bill drew jubilant cheers from teachers and organizers who gathered in Albany to witness action.
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Albany
Assembly
Senate
Adon P. Brown
Madison
Smith
New York City
Greater
New York
Governor Allen Agrees to Debate Labor Leader Gompers
Kansas Governor Henry J. Allen accepted a public debate with Samuel Gompers president of the AFL. The discussion center on the new Kansas Court of Industrial Relations he created which limits strikes in essential industries and prioritizes public rights. The meeting time remains undecided and Cooper Union is a likely venue.
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Father of Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Kansas Court of Industrial Relations
Allen
Gompers
Cooper Union
Bitter Assembly fight passes liquor bill with limits on venues
Albany April 24. Both Legislature branches approve Walker-Gillett beer bill. It labels beer non intoxicating at 2.75 percent weight or 3.50 volume and allows sale to hotel and restaurant guests around the clock. Restaurants face 600 square feet dining space and 40-seat capacity, with license fees set for cities. Local option retained and state excise ongoing. The measure proceeds amid heated debate featuring McCue and Davey as Anti Saloon League figures, with veterans pivotal to Assembly support.
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State Excise Department
New York City
Senate
Assembly
Martin G. McCue
New York
Robert G. Davey
Speaker Sweet
Anti-Saloon League
McCue
Davey
Pugiliat
Ransom H. Gillett
Columbia County
Gillett
William II. Anderson
Sweet
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Anti- Saloon League
Walkers Gillett
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