Clemenceau Voices Britain Free Seas Stand In Peace Talks
Paris briefing to the chamber of deputies shows Premier Clemenceau endorsing Britain on freedom of the seas in peace negotiations, claiming President Wilson approves. He notes possible league of nations later with balance of power ideas, and secures a vote of confidence 380 to 140 amid Socialist interruptions.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
Great Britain
Wilson
Chamber
Clemencesc
France
United States
Deschansel
Gecarea
Europe
Stephen Pichon
League of Nations
M. Renaudel
League
ML Clemenceau
Albert Thomas
Clemenceau Sais
Wisinam
Asquith
Wilson Welcomed by Manchester Crowds in Pageant
In Manchester crowds gathered hours before the president's departure for city hall. He rode in a Landau with the lord mayor, waving as supporters cheered Wilson slogans. Mrs Wilson wore a purple hat and accepted flowers from spectators amid the festive mood.
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Associated Press
Manchester
Pepels
Wilson
Witlk Abe
Landau
Mra
Wilsed
Mrs. Wilson
Indy Matoress
Balance of power and peace aims in postwar talks
The text reflects on the balance of power concept, allied cooperation, and discussions with leaders like President Wilson and Premier Lloyd George. It notes differing views on freedom of the seas, reservations, and a willingness to align with allied plans to prevent future war. It portrays ongoing diplomacy and the hope for non-war outcomes.
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England
United States
France
Kaiy Pgd
Ae “Taave
Wilson
Seas
Lloyd George
Lloyd Georgs
Raiders Loot City of Racine In Major Break-In
Thieves struck early Sunday, breaking open strong boxes in five locations in Racine. Stolen money and securities cannot yet be valued. Targets include Simms Foundry offices, D. P. Wigley Co, Ascine General Manufacturing, Grand Theater, Washington Avenue Pool Room, and Cash Growers. Safes wrecked, districtwide fear follows.
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Racine
Simms Foundry
Compans
D. P. Wigley Company
Ascine General Manufacturing
I Grand Theater
Washington Avenue
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Cir
Sig Bertha lies in open air in Prussia
Associated Press dispatch from Coblenz reports the long range siege gun Sig Bertha, which fired on Paris last spring, dismembered and abandoned in an old German artillery yard in West Prussia. The Third Army’s famed gun sits exposed, shielded only by a board fence, with other large caliber guns nearby and guards watching.
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Associated Press
Well Known Newspaper Man Called By Death
Fond du Lac Wisconsin editor Louis B Cons prominent in state journalism died Sunday. He served at Chicago Milwaukee Joliet Grand Rapids Oshkosh Sheboygan and Fond du Lac papers. A descendant of two Declaration signers and grand nephew of novelist James Fenimore Cooper. Funeral services set for St Paul's Cathedral.
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Fond du Lac
Louis B. Cons
Wisconsin
Chicago
Millwaukee
Joliet
Grand Rapids
Melnorminese
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
James Fenzimare Cooper
Funera
Padl
Strikers Clash in Dusseldorf District Mines Attack
Striking workers in the Dusseldorf district clashed with soldiers around protected mines. Reports say several people were killed and wounded before the confrontation ended with the miners prevailing.
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Br Associated Press
Dusseldorf
Philip Will Be Called 10 Testify In Trial Of Socialists
In Chicago 1919 the trial of five Socialist leaders on espionage charges unfolds with testimonies on Bolshevism direct action and free speech. The defense plans to call Governor Philipp of Wisconsin as a witness and Tucker recounts speeches and alleged conversations with educators and bankers.
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Philip
Associated Dress
Chicago
Philipp
Wisconsin
Tucker
Witners
Flo
David Starr
Educacor
New York
United States
Federal Commission On Industrial Relations
Frank P. Welsh
Wion
Themerican Scciasist
Winess
Elbert H .Gary
Serbia
Aussin
Persia
SBS
Washington
Wiliam E. Mason
Ilinois
Cooper
Frear
Townley Discharged From Bankruptcy By Judge Amidon
Townley and brother Townier were discharged in U S district court led by Judge C F Amidon. The case cleared about 50900 debt with assets under 200 and found no interest in Nonpartisan League newspaper properties beyond a monthly 300 salary.
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Amidon
Isusiee
Towsley
What Shall We Name the Naval War Babies
A garbled United Press piece hints at naval naming questions amid wartime context. It mentions U S ships and a German fleet, with unclear device names and proposals in a fragmented report.
Aged Couple Die in Suspected Double Tragedy
Caleb Prose reports an aged couple found dead yesterday after a fire or collapse. The male victim, said to be in his sixties, and his wife were discovered in their home. Mrs Geic later died at the county hospital.
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Caleb Prose
Luras Godis
Mary
Geéic
Deportation of Aliens Discussed by Justice Department
The article notes the Justice Department plans to seek special legislation to deport interned aliens and to obtain authority to prevent reentry. It mentions Congress consideration and the need for formal action, with some interned individuals not yet clarified for deportation.
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Reese
Cor
Congress
Department of Justice
Aise
Push for Crowder to higher rank in military politics
Washington cliques push Provost Marshal General Crowder for lieutenant general or full general amid claims of Republican backing and Democratic opposition. The movement involves significant money and party strategy as supporters frame Crowder as a man of ambition shaping promotion prospects.
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United Press
Washington, D
Crowder
Enemies Blamed For Death Of Labor Agent
United Press reports confusion over the death of labor agent John DeJoann, with enemies blamed in early police notes. The unnamed business agent, linked to a labor union, was not shot to death in the immediate report, as investigators pursued leads.
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United Press
Toz O Jenne
Joln de John
de Joann
Fur Store Robbery Leaves Skeins Narrow Loss
Perves's Fur house on Alain Street was broken into through a rear door Sunday morning. Only a small number of skins were reported missing, with police lacking full details on count and value. Official estimates ranged around four thousand dollars, though Steiner questioned that figure.
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Perves
Alain Street
Ureken
Eadly
A.J. Steiner
Conecerm
Cutet Dewilns
Steirer
Steiner
American steamer Tenadores stranded off Isle d Yeu
United Press reports the American steamer Tenadores, a 7,782 ton transport, stranded about ten miles northwest of the Isle d Yeu in the French coast. Passengers and crew were removed as French authorities and the ship’s officers planned salvage operations.
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United Presa
Sidamship Tenacnres
Isle D'Yen
Bay of Biseay
Liord
Associated Preixy
New York
Itsie Yeu
Amatran Transport
Tenadores
Ig Ten Milex
Iewruts Tallex
Les Subies
Ulbane
Hailan Army
Giman
Savy
Dreams of Wilson are Fulfilled in Manchester Visit
In Manchester the lord mayor praised President Wilson as a living symbol of Anglo American friendship. He lauded Wilson’s fourteen points as guiding a future peace, and declared the president a true helper in the cause of peace. Wilson signed the city’s freedom book with a special pen as cheers rose and photographs were taken.
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Wilson
Associated Presse
Manchester
Fagland
Amelia
Jord
United States
Peter
Wither
Ford
Berlin Newsmen Targeted as Occupation Tactics Emerge
United Press reports from Berlin that a German group favoring occupation plans to arrest all American and British newspapermen to draw Allied troops into the capital. Police Prefect Eichorn warns this would shift power amid Socialist and Spartacist struggles, with further clashes reported in Dresden and Hamburg. Mayhem, strikes, and casualties multiply as Poles clash with Germans and flags spark incidents.
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Frank J. Taster
United Press
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Eichorn
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Spartfeldes
Dresdem
Hamburg
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Posen
Palish Republic
Copenhagen
Reser
Prussia
Paddy
London
Muni Paterewski
Ingic
Ebert-Scheidemann
George Ledekem
Philip Scheid Deader
Price Fixing Ends As War Controls Lapse
War era price fixing ends with wartime price controls set to expire as the government plans to enforce strict anti trust action. Attorney General Gregory signals vigorous action to curb industry restraint on competition once the wartime board dissolves at midnight tomorrow. Economic strains and raw material shortages loom as Germany's actions and postwar policies stir international tensions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Department of Justice
Sasterr
War Indosmex Board
Genera Gregory
Amsterdso
Berlin
Munich
America
Germany
Elis Deesel
Franklin Day
Sesto Mass
Ronhiestedt
Berne
Germ
Africa
Wilson
Republic
Capetown
Timex
Wilson Urges Global Peace Pact and Humanitarian Mandate
The Paris and Manchester reports show President Wilson pushing for a world peace framework. He argues America seeks a genuine partnership of right between nations, not mere European peace, and urges a league and covenant to bind mankind. He stresses humanity as the mandate guiding settlements and calls for a system to readjust tensions to prevent future conflicts. The remarks come during his Manchester visit and include praise for Marshal Foch and Allied cooperation.
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Manchester
America
Europe
Wilson
Free Trade Hall
Amer-ick
United ‘States
Anc Fes
Great Britain
Humanifs
Humanity
Friends of Mankind
Beuodary
Altesed Sarereignix
Ocr
Coibald
Migi
Wison
Uri
Messions
Iondertann
Sowers
Spirie
Wilson Jef
Benidon
Disturbances Hit Constantinople Amid Fires in Pera Suburbs
Reports from Athens describe disturbances in Constantinople with great fires burning in the Parmakhtapat quarter of Pera and in suburban Kadikeuil area. Dispatches note Turkish authorities facing turmoil as unrest spreads from the European quarter.
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Associated Press
London
Constanttinopie
Forcken
Parmakhtapat
Pera
Kadi
Athens
Turi
Younk
Furley
Food delegates on the way to France via Australia
Delegates from Prom France to Australia travel preparations suggest upcoming talks on food trade. Limited readable details indicate international exchange discussions and ongoing preparatory meetings.
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