Congress May Be Called By Cable For Meeting
Paris dispatches say a special session of both houses could convene by mid May as President Wilson weighs returning to the United States and the peace treaty progresses. An early Senate session may be called to focus on the treaty before other financial matters. Officials expect an extra session by May 15 at latest, with possible May 1 return if talks advance.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Congress
Wilson
United States
Senate
Washington
France
America
League of Nations
Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
House
Redeeming Certificates Before Victory Loan
Washington The treasury has authorized immediate redemption of 3 blocks of $61,000,000 loan certificates dated December 5 and maturing May 5 at par and accrued interest to redemption. In view of the start of the Victory Liberty Loan campaign April 21, the statement said this debt must be refunded before the loan proceeds reach the treasury.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Garfield May Intervene In New York Harbor Strike
Dr. Garfield, federal fuel administrator, is expected in New York today to intervene in the harbor strike causing coal shortages. He may commandeer harbor craft to ensure prompt movement of coal shipments.
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United Press
New York
Garfield
Tobacco company files bankruptcy petition in federal court
Mediaea The F. I. Borden company led a petition in bankruptcy in federal court here scheduling Habji- Itlan for $204,004 and assets of $140,060. The case was referred to C. F. Lamb as referee.
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United Preece
Mediaea
F. I. Borden Company
Jancarilic
Leat Tobscen
C. F. Lamb
FIRST INCOME PAYMENTS STATUS UPDATE
Associated Freas reports Wasbledon NBAC collections show overdue income installments and notes due last Saturday. Financial officers urge timely payments to avoid penalties and credit impact.
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Associated Freas
Wasbledon
NBAC
Confidante of Von Hindenburg Reveals War Talk
Frau von Hindenburg, confidante and sister-in-law to Field Marshal von Hindenburg, tells United Press that the German army was not defeated on the battlefield but betrayed by revolution. She cites German and English-sailor schemes, Kaiser’s pacifism, and predicts Germany’s fate while urging swift political changes.
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Frank J. Taylor
United Press Star
Berlin
Jan von Undenburg
United Press Today
Frau von Trindenburg
Muenster
Gener
Kiel
Germany
Insasion
Belgium
Russia
Wilson
Clemenceau
Foreign Office
French Soldiers Refuse to Fight Bolsheviki Mutiny Reported
Reports from Paris indicate two French regiments in Odessa mutinied when ordered to attack Bolsheviks. A delegation told officers they were willing to fight for France but not against brothers. They acknowledged mutiny and its death penalty, and no executions were reported.
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United Press
Paris
Odessa
France
Fame Sistine Choir to Visit America on May Tour
The famous Sistine Choir from Rome will tour the United States in May. The chorus, 32 choral chaplains, has long held the privilege of singing at papal services and other ecclesiastical functions where the pope presides.
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Sistine Choir
America
Associated Press
New York
Sisting
Rome
United States
Chor
Louisville Arrives With Troops From France
The Louisville arrives in New York after a day from Brest with Ohio National Guard troops and casualties from the southern states. The transport Haverford docked at Philadelphia today bringing home 2,000 men from France.
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Associated Preax
New York
Louisville
Brest
Ohio National
Philadelphia
Pas
France
Haverford
Employment Offices Stop Amid Funding Shortfall
United Press notes about roughly 506 U.S. employment service offices closing their doors due to lack of funds and resources, hindering the normal operation of public employment services. The report mentions related items on leadership, policy debates, and a looming health officer appointment, reflecting a broad national labor and public administration context.
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United Press
Washington, DC
United States
Burleson Fires Post Office Telegraph and Cable Leaders
Postmaster General Burleson removes Clarence Mackay and top Postal Telegraph and Cable officials for defying government orders on wage, hours, and management of systems under government control. A. F. Adams of Kansas City replaces Mackay’s group, taking over immediate control. Deal cited mismatched income statements and asset valuations as justification, with Adams assuming leadership in Kansas City.
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Associated Press
New York
Burleson
Clarence He Mackay
Postal Telegraph and Cable Company
Willam $. Deegan
Washington, DP
Kansas City Home Telephone Company
General Telegraph and Telephone Operating Board
Postmaster General
Adams
Deegan
Mackay
Post Office Department
Messia
Cook
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utre Control Board
Postal Telegraph Cable
Wire Control Board
Kansas City
Kanes City
A. B. Adams
Pewmaster General
Clarence Mackay
Government Telephone and Telegraph Operating Board
T Ite
Independent Telephone Company
American Citizen Missing in Mexico Amid Bandit Attack
United Press report from Washington says an American citizen near Par Kreaso Coahuila was attacked by bandits and carried off, possibly dead or wounded. State Department alerted. release of Whellen Bentley and Tiersen by Villistas noted. Three Villista chiefs allegedly killed in a battle near Columbus, New Mexico, with federal forces. reports unconfirmed.
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United Pres
Washington
Dear Wallace
Par Kreaso
Coahuila
Mexico
State Department
Sabinas Disabinas
Whellen Bentley
Tiersen
Villistas
Dasa
Villista
Fa Paso
Tex
Viilita
Martin Lopex
Hammon Vo Ra
Epifacio Hoiquin
Basdiia
Trevillea
Columbus
N.et
Carranza
Juarez
Germany's Drive For Potash Stirs American Trade Hopes
United States trade bureaus report Germany seeks cheap potash to boost markets, signaling readiness to adjust prices and supplies. The claim notes ongoing negotiations and potential US responses to stabilize imports and support American industries amid postwar concerns.
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United
Washington, D. C
Germany
United States Trade Bureaus Tay
Italy Denies Threat to Withdraw From Peace Conference
Paris dispatch reports Captain Ferucci of the Italian presa bureau denying claims Italy threatened withdrawal from the peace conference over a Flame issue. Japan’s press bureau clarifies its amendment on racial questions is an equal rights principle, not immigration policy. Neutral invites join league talks. British dominions wary of European-only decisions. Danzk awarded to Poland with corridor to the Baltic by the supreme war council.
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United Presa
Paris
Ferucci
Itatlin Presa
Italy
Japan
League of Nations
Cecil T
Jondon
Montreal
Robert Worden
Parl
Moving Post
Dandy
Poland
United Press
Supreme War Council Today
Putn
Baltic
Rainbow division to sail from Brest instead of Antwerp
The Rainbow division will depart Brest or St. Navarre rather than Antwerp as planned. Sailing follows the twenty second division and is set for mid month. Delousing and embarkation formalities will occur in port with brief stay and special arrangements to ease the voyage to the French coast.
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Vaulted Preys
Parin
Brest
St. Navarre
Antwerp
Motterdem
Editor's Trial Continued in Wisconsin War Edits Case
The trial of Paul Fautek, editor and publisher of The Medford Sun, charged under the espionage act for alleged disloyal editorials such as Is This Wilson's War and Why I Am Opposed to the War, began in the U S district court and will resume next Thursday.
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United Press
Fau Claire
Paul x Fautek
Medford
Wis
Sun In
Wilson
United States
Conference Items Promise Trouble for Neutral Nations
United Press dispatches report Paris discussions on the League covenant amendments for neutrals and the wider peace treaty fate. The US Senate appears to decide whether to accept the entire preliminary peace package, with possible delays in ratifications and new references to President Wilson.
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Fred S. Ferguson
United Presa
Paris
League of Nations
Wilson
United States
Senate
Wheon
State Department
Associated Press
Havas
Ats
Robert Cack
Riates
German ships handed to U S for troops voyage
Associated Press reports German steamers Cleveland Patricia and Cape Finistere will be operated by American crews for return trips to carry troops to the United States and bring back German food. England will supply the first food shipment via Bacon and beans as Germany deposits gold in Hurr e ly as collateral amid seamen opposition in Hamburg.
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United States
Associated Press
Paris
Cleveland
Patricia
Cape Finistere
Germany
Fr Brurnely
England
America
Hrurrely
Berlin
Copenhagen
Hamburg
Transport Workers’ Union
Tbere
Gere Taang
Auto Licenses Sport From United Press Medisoe-Mareh
Automotive license data shows state motor vehicle license figures with categories for trucks and other vehicles. Portions mention numbers like 326, 6009 and 337 and 842 along with dates and issuing details though the text is fragmented.
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United Press Medisoe
Mareh
Tusinens
Taling
WLGNO
Asatome Ufles
Aealera
Impotent Germany Fixed For All Time By War Council
A long dated United Press summary outlines terms of a peace treaty imposing strict demobilization on Germany. It specifies army limits to 100,000 men, naval caps, abolition of war schools, destruction of fortifications near the Rhine, and surrender of war material. Submarines forbidden, fortifications demolished, and tentative provisions on air and merchant marine assets.
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Germany
WAR Council
Lothringen
iThe Deutschland
Baltic
Natal
Kiel
Heligoland
Rales
Perraillet
Industrial situation steady as steel prices rise
Report from New York indicates steel price increases clear the industrial outlook. Manufacturers show active speculation in the stock market as demand lifts earlier weak prices. Analysts warn volatility may persist into November amid rising costs and factory activity.
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New York
Basi
United Sixten Etee
Lumber Men Stand Pat on Timber Prices After Talks
Washington reports lumber representatives and the industrial war board failed to agree on reduced timber prices after a four hour conference. Lumber men remain firm, planning only small cuts, with another meeting with the board set for later today to finalize acceptable price schedules.
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Calted Press
Washington, DC
Industrial War Board
Bill passes amended form of commission government measure
Amended form of commission government for cities passes both houses with unanimous support. Assemblyman Perry lauds exemption on personal property taxes for working people while noting broader protections for homeowners. The plan would exempt the first 600 dollars of assessed value, shifting tax burden and benefiting workers without luxuries. Perry hopes the governor signs the companion bill on commission governance. Buckley leather labeling bill awaits action. county fair funding measure also advances with expected hearings and possible 2500 cap for county fairs.
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Clark M. Perry
Perry
Jaane
Mmttee
Beuys
Uixer
Thas
Mr. Perry
Association of Commerce
Errs
Forty Thousand Bibles for Returning Soldiers Reported
The New York Bible Society announced today that forty thousand Bibles were sent out last week for distribution among returning soldiers and sailors, as part of its wartime outreach program.
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New Tork Bible Society
Ustabutiot
Sabor
Must Pay for Husband in Insane Asylum Death Case
The state seeks damages in a case alleging moral obligation to compensate Dain Misterer for the death of a patient at the Mendeta insane asylum. Attorney General Bialie Sofpoe contends the state is responsible for the tort of ira Berrania and must provide compensation.
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Bialie Sofpoe Teat
Ira Berrania
Dashand
Mendeta
Judge Rules Emergency Fare Not Earned in La Crosse Case
Madison. Judge E. Ray Stevens of the circuit court overturned the Wisconsin railroad commission's six cent emergency street car fare in La Crosse issued September 12 1918. The court found no emergency exists and vacated the order, stating the utility has no right to an emergency rate to secure normal income. City Attorney Ryan plans action to reduce fares in Madison, citing broad implications for emergency rates in other states.
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Madison
E. Ray Stevens
Date County
Wisconsin Railroad Commission
la Crosse
WINL
Inc
Stevens
Ryan
Emperor Charles Told to Quit Country Again
Copenhagen reports that the Vienna government has again notified former Emperor Charles to leave the country, though no pressure is being used. The Eckartsau court remains cited as incompatible with the new constitution. Some commentators urge converting his renunciation into abdication for himself and the Habsburg house.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Vienna
Charles
Eckartsau
Hapsurg
Public Feeling in Orient Watched by U S Officials
Washington DC reports that American officials monitor public sentiment in Japan and eastern Asia with vigilance and concern as anti American campaigns in the Orient reach an unusual stage. Criticism arose as the United States sent treaties to Siberia and Japan fears a tougher U S stance on Russian factions and potential limits on trade in Siberia.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Japan
Asia
Orient
Treayx
Siberia
Baker Accused Of Aiding The I W W In Statement
Maj Dick Foster, at Camp Funsten trial of conscientious objectors, accuses Baker of aiding the I W W and humanitarians by perverting acts of Congress in blocking arm construction. Weather and miscellany notes follow with local forecasts for the week and general conditions.
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Kansas City
Baker
I. W.W
Dick IL Foster
Camp Funsten
Sifor Foater «Ak
Congress
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