World Happenings Reported From Across The Globe
Senator James J Brady of Idaho dies in Washington D C of heart trouble age 66 born in Pennsylvania taught school and later became a reporter. A destructive Indianapolis Industrial Building fire damages thirty firms and a church. six manufacturers were making government machinery. Convictions upheld in Hamburg-American line case. Fuel rationing and war production policies discussed by Garfield and Eaker. Bank robbery in Camp Funston Kans leaves three dead and two injured. Tornadoes and floods cause deaths and injuries in Georgia and surrounding areas. Brest Litovsk talks continue with Ukraine and Caucasus issues noted. Rena hospital ship torpedoed in Bristol Channel. Trotzky addresses Brest-Litovsk conference. The global situation shows intensified wartime strain, political shifts, and strategic moves across nations.
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James J. Brady
Idaho
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Lewvenworth
Flo
Indianapolis
Ind
Ineductinus
Karl Bienz
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
New York City
Austmuulbin Larber Oais
Tas
Proiimers Tii
Bourne
Industiry
Alregedy
Ea Diay
Garfield
Camp Funston
Kans
Army
United States Army
J. Winters
National Reserve Bank of Kansas
Ataecon
Gia
Yadmpen
122D Infantry
Fifth Georgia Regiment
Tarris
Trebizond
Line Aml
Drest-Litovsk
Wolf Bureau
Brest-Litovsk
Vroteta
Bolshowski
Resin
Ukraine
Russia
Sebastopol
Germany
Tiji
Wom Kueh Wann
Reiehstags
Sa Cilist
Sistent
Muoher
Pirie
Oproviesr
Tang
Pyar
Anal German Press
Oon
Weideg
Wilson's
Dori
Prenton Taney
Olite
Acen OP West Pdt
Ions
Vienna
Venesia
Teutons
Constantinople
Ottoman Empire
Rena
Bristol Channel
Gibraltar
Leon Trotzky
Brest-Litovek
Italy
Peace talks shift as Brest-Litovsk resumes amid European upheaval
The article reports on Brest-Litovsk negotiations resuming between the Bolsheviks and Central Powers, with Turkish and Bulgarian moves, German plans to seize Calais, and Allied reactions. It notes Russia's internal turmoil, arming, shortages, and regional moves toward independence, plus Baker defending WWI mobilization and ongoing labor and fuel crises.
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Wilson
WEP
Veleenad Crane
Harope
Wilhelm
Great Britain
France
Wison
Mats Lieve
George
America
Preston
Stone
Wong
United States
Tom
Shitesmoen
Hey
Ati
Orelias Ag
Trotsky
Brest-Litovsk
Petrograd
Khalshevik
Germany
Russia
Osotyge
Etter Dewn
Lithuania
Minkind
Sweden
Radoslaveff
Bulgaria
Trnssia
Turkey
William B. Thompson
American Red Cross
Walshevikd
Southern plants all closed down
The fuel restriction order idled hundreds of southern industrial plants for five days, with tobacco and cigarette factories in Florida Virginia and other states affected. Richmond had the most idle workers, while shipyards and navy yards stayed in operation and Roanoke saw about 40,000 idle. A railroad wage commission was appointed to study pay and labor questions, with three regional executives to run the system.
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Wilson
Baat
John I. Densmore
Montana
House of Representatives
Federal Fuel Administration
Garfield
Mark L. Regina
Oakland
Cal
America
Susan B. Anthony
House
Repub- Venus
Joe Ganse
Atlanta
South Carolina
Columbia
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Roanoke
Norfolk
Virginia
Navy Yards
Charleston
Orleans
Newport News
Richmond
South
Norfolk and Vicinity
New Orleans
Macon
Memphis
Chattanooga
S. C
Knoxville
Norfolk & Western Railway
Washington
McAdoo
Raihway Brotherhoods
Pew
Wiee Commission
Cousias
Lane
Interstate Commerce
CL McChord
Hinrry Covington
District of Colwahia Supreme Court
William 2. Willevox
Republican National Committee
A. T. Smith
New York Central
New York
R. I. Aishton
Chicago & Northwestern
Mississippi
Chicago
C. Hf. Markham
Illinois Central
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Lake Michigan
Indianna-Ilinois State Line
Illinois
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Virginia Railways
United States
Ohio and Potomac Rivers
Mississippi River
Virginian Railways
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Buenos Aires
Foreign Office
War Department
Eaker
Senate
Ele
Department
Madrid
Cortes
Jones
The
Food Administration
Borah
Rules Committee
Tep Panmerpeg Syed
Lens
Prince Amerashot
Sian Bet
Corwin
Brest- Litovsk
Baker
Edward W. Pickard
Kovno
Becase
West Front
M. Radek
Germain High Conmpanid
Beloiuin Gayd
Calais
England
Venetian
Alps
Trentino
Aehting Ine
Adriatic
Sims
Harry Luckenbach
Rewa
London ‘Times
Senate Committee
Lucra
Mc Baker
War Council
Aih
South Ca
Birmingham
Frederick Spoemann
ASCH
Baltimore
Frederick
C.spoermann
Walte Wermann
Iri
Martha Asch
Ty Baltimo
Walter Spoermann
Newport
News
United St
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