Entente Fears Italian Alliance With Germany
News from London and Rome report Giovanni Giolitti’s return to power in Italy and the fear he may align more closely with Germany. Giolitti’s health and coalition plans raise concerns in France and Britain about potential shifts in Allied diplomacy and the outcome of the Spa conference negotiations.
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Arthur S. Draper
Tribune
Gaprsiats
New Fark ,Tritsine, Inc
London
Italy
Giovanni Giolitti
Guellist
Poemire
Ples
Nhti
Germany
Giolitti
Rome
Berlin
Wren Whethee
Associated Press
Spa
Mments
Oealists
France
Miller
Anp
Center
Tome
Bre
Tn Hove
Everthes
Eeew SR
Run Serlin
the Times
Sid
Tia
Corean Plot Discovered Murder and Tokyo Bomb Plot
A secret service uncovering reveals a planned assassination plot against Prince Li of Gera and Princess Masako, plus a bombing of Tokyo offices. A Tokyo cablegram and Japanese language bulletin document the conspiracy, with arrests reportedly made.
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Tokio
Prince Li
Gera
Masako
Huron
General Porter Improving Encouraged by Veteran's Progress
General Porter, an elderly veteran, shows steady improvement after a week at his home on Avenue. He rested comfortably at night and rose in the morning. Porter, a former high ranking official connected with the War Department, has long served in senior roles and remains in improving health.
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Porter
Uch
UN Avenue
France
Austrian Cabinet Quits Over Army Dispute
Vienna reports the Austrian cabinet led by Chancellor Karl Renner resigns after armistice era rule. The move follows war department issues, civil unrest, and fears of a reactionary Catholic movement seeking a Bavarian alliance. Social Democrats shift to challenge Christian Socialists as the cabinet collapses awaiting a new coalition and elections.
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Renner
Vienna
Associated
Preva
Karl Renner
Mervinye
Sycial DeMocrats
National Assembly
Christian Socialista
Tyrol
Salzborg
Upper Austria
Buvaria
Rup Precht
Inhabruck
Socialiste
Brooklyn Aviator Aids Poles in Bolshevik Train Capture
A Brooklyn pilot Captain Arward J. Dars of the Kosciusko Aero Squadron is credited by Polish forces with helping seize a Bolshevik armored train near the Kiev bridgehead by dropping bombs to cut tracks. The operation, part of a broader Beresina region battle, saw heavy fighting and subsequent prisoner and equipment captures.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Arward J. Dars
Brooklyn
Kosciusko Aero Squadron
Red Cross
Krey
Bruce Mohler
Premont
Ohio
Alfred Planker
Paul Minn
Charles Phillips
New Richmond
Wis
Bennetts Tyree
Lynchburg
Beresina
Heresina
Goryal
Dniester
Teher
Pobil
Pripet
Dnieper
Magistrate Reprimands Man Over Seized Furniture
Marshal held for trial as Magistrate Simpson rebukes Gaynor for seizing a woman’s furniture from Sadie Cole’s apartment. The accused claimed right under a judgment against a former tenant, noting Miss Cole had purchased the furnishings. The incident arose from oppression during the seizure at Centre Park Went.
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Gaynor
Michsel I. Gaynon
Tity
Martha
Fox
Sadie Cole
Centres Park
Simpson
British Labor Envoys Plead For Bolsheviks
British labor delegates return from Soviet Russia with a report describing distress and disorganization, government interference, and a dangerous lack of essentials. Lenine sends a message urging English workers to rise, provoking sensational debate over press freedom and revolutionary support.
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London
Haya
Russia
England
Benjamin Turner
Tom Shaw
Scarborough
Nikolai le~ Fine
Lenine
Workingmien
Mloe
Bourgevisie
Reds Ready for Parley With Turk Nationalists
Moscow reports a proposal from Mustapha Kemal Pasha for diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia. Bolshevik Foreign Minister Tchitcherin offers to open relations and mediates border adjustments. The note says Turkey’s February Angora policy principles are acceptable, including territorial aims and minority rights, with a Dardanelles settlement to be discussed with neighboring states.
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Angora
Moscow
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Turkish Nationalia Assembly
Soviet Russia
George Tchitcherin
New Republic
Turkey
Armenia
Persia
M. Tchitcherin
M. Tehitcherin
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Arabia
Syria
Europe
Bibeke Sea
Eee
Greeks and Bulgars Clash Along Thrace Front
Greek detachments clash with Bulgarian bands along the Thrace frontier. Reports describe several engagements with sporadic artillery and skirmishing as tensions rise near Athens.
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Athens
Thrace
Satisfaction Drives Our Car Sales Through Personal Referrals
The major part of our business comes from former buyers who not only send friends but personally bring them to our salesroom to help them make a selection.
Law Experts Debate Presidents Sign Power After Adjournment
Washington experts in constitutional law challenge the Attorney General’s ruling that the President has a brief window to sign last Congress bills. They argue the bills died with Congress, noting the La Abra case and a Lincoln example as rare precedents. The Judiciary Committee later questioned the theory that a post adjournment signature could make law.
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Tribune'n Washington Bureau
Washington
Congress
Declnios
United States Supreme Court
la Abra
Waers
Raken
Lincoln
United States
Judiciary Committee
Aon
French Troops Evacuate Koritza to Albanians
Washington reports officials say Koritza in southern Albania has been evacuated by French troops and handed to Albanian government forces. It is the first time Albanians control their entire country since December 191_. Italian troops still occupy Valona port. Dispatches from Janine say an Italian general was captured by Albanians and Italian artillery pounded the village of Ouzati.
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Koritza
Washington
Albania
Orient
Camnalea
Austria-Hungary
Valona
Athens
Janine
Itsfien
Ouzati
Brooklyn Bus Ban Disputed After Court Ruling
Brooklyn buses operated last night despite a Court of Appeals decision upholding Justice Cropsey’s injunction against the Brooklyn City Railway. Officials debated stay motions while authorities prepared to discontinue service pending further action.
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Brooklyn
Out of Appeals
Justice Cropsey
Brooklyn City Railway Company
Emory F. Dyckman
Railroad Company
Hylan
Dyckman
O'Brien
Chy
Corporation Counsel
Court of Appeals
Second Department
Board of
Hellmate Power Tar
Public Service and
Transporta Sion
New York City
Grover A. Whalen
Cnunsel
Canners and Preservers Obtain Sugar Allocation Plan
A. W. Riley, head of the Justice Department’s “flying squadron,” arranged for 34,000,000 pounds of sugar for canners and preservers over five months from January to October. refiners will supply 17,900,000 pounds for the cooling period, with canners and preservers each needing 17,000,000 pounds to last until October. Transportation inefficiencies hinder industry, Riley notes.
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Riley
A. W. Riley
Sinnou
Anne
Mother Believes Lost Baby Taken to Europe
A Troy district report states a mother suspects her infant was taken abroad to Europe by a stranger. The article, filled with garbled OCR, references Blakeley and hospital notes, mentioning custody concerns and future inquiries, with little verifiable detail about who, when, or where exactly the events occurred.
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Europe
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