Totals on loan show good gains for victory Liberty
Nearly $150 million in additional Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions were reported, lifting the total pledged to about $400 million. Iowa and Michigan dispute which state first reached its quota, with Michigan and Iowa both claiming completion. Secretary Glass urged caution against overconfidence while noting strong midwest support.
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Washington
Victory
Liberty
National Loan Headquarters
Iowa
Michigan
Treasury
C. M. McNider
Towa
F. R. Fenton
Michigan Committee
Cleveland
Kentucky
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Kansas City
Lansing
Mich
Glass
Chicago
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Isabella
Manistee
Kent
Tasco
Wisconsin
Hingis
Indiana
Union Leaders Call Publishers to Fight Bolshevism
At the American Publishers association convention in New York on April 25, heads of four international printing trade unions urged publishers to combat Bolshevism. They stressed labor unity and arbitration, asking papers to help by running editorials and aiding unions in opposing radical ideas. Isaiah Fountain in Easton, Michigan, was recaptured, convicted, and sentenced to be hanged after abducting a 13 year old girl.
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New York
American Publishers’ Association
James P. Reel
International Stereotyping and Electrical Workers' Union
William McHugh
Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
John W. Hays
International Typographical Union
Matthew Woll
International Photograph Engravers’ Union
Easton
Isaiah Fountain
Treaty With Italy Given Full Airing At Paris Conference
London papers discuss President Wilson's appeal on the Italian question at the Paris conference and Premier Orlando's withdrawal. They note Italy overstepped the London treaty by claiming Fiume and other territories, debate self determination for Slav regions, and differ on Wilson's stance and Italy's handling of treaty terms.
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London
Wilson
Paris
Orlando
Westminster Gazette
Italy
Piume
Fiume
Gazette
Evening Standard
Pall Mall Gazette
The
Evening Globe
Senators Endorse Wilson Stand on Peace Conflicts
Washington April 25 Senators Johnson California Republican Kenyon Town Republican endorsed the President's peace conference stance. Johnson urged resisting territorial acquisitions and secret bargains with Italy and Japan. Kenyon supported the refusal to recognize such bargains, while Borah emphasized self determination and a quick peace with Germany and allies.
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Washington
Wilson
Johnson
California
Japan
Italy
Kenyon
Town
Borah
Idaho
Germany
Veteran In Capital Service Drops Dead
George Campbell, 50, died of heart disease Thursday in the state house in Springfield. He worked as a mail carrier in the automobile department of the Secretary of State’s office and was known to visiting politicians. Campbell had previously held a similar post under former Secretary Ross and served as a hotel house detective for years, staying in touch with local politicians. His widow survives.
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Springfield
George Campbell
State House
Automobile Department
Secretary of State
Emerson
Campbell
Ross
Decorate Veterans Monument Saturday in Palmyra
Palmyra chapter United Daughters of Confederacy hosts Hannibal members Saturday at Mrs John Jr Best home. Invite extended to all Confederate veterans and families. Confederate Memorial Day observed with a visit to the courthouse monument decorated for the occasion.
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Palmyra
Hannibal
United Daughters of Confederacy
John Jr. Best
Court House
Rumors of Alliances Denied by White House
Secretary Tumulty issued a White House statement Thursday night denying reports of a secret alliance or treaty between President Wilson and any great power. A cablegram from Wilson in Paris confirmed the denial. Paris dispatches had claimed the president might seek a Franco US understanding for aid against Germany, with details to be presented to the Senate on his return.
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Washington
Tumulty
White House
Wilson
Paris
France
United States
Germany
Senate
London Treaty Gave Italy Triest Fiume To New Croat State
The Associated Press reports that under the London treaty Italy was entitled to Triest Pola and part of Dalmatia but Fiume was to Croatia Great Britain urged Italy to yield some claims yet if Italy insists Britain and France will honor their signature and Fiume would go to Croatia President Wilson spoke on his responsibility while Lloyd George and Clemenceau push for an agreement
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Associated Press
London
Italy
Triest
Pola
Dalmatia
Fiume
Croatia
Great Britain
France
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Robbins High School Act Blocked By Dailey
Springfield April 25 senators failed to push the Robbins bill through without committee reference as Senator Dailey objected. The measure would validate community high school districts but faces opposition and an emergency clause. Pekin’s proposed cross county district amendment was defeated after Pekin representative Smith argued the district exists by local desire. Thirty two districts were invalidated by the Supreme Court ruling over county superintendent powers. supporters seek swift action to restore enabling legislation while avoiding gerrymandering concerns.
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Springfield
Robbins
Supreme Court
Dailey
House
Gorman
Pekin
Tazewell
Peoria County
Ben L. Smith
No Yanks Left in Italy Reports From Paris
Associated Press dispatch from Paris notes American army officers say there are virtually no U S troops remaining in Italy. Few railroad transport officers and military police operate there. A detachment from Genoa received cordial farewell greetings. Brig Gen Charles G Treaty reportedly in Lalbach Jugo Slavia.
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Italy
Associated Press
Paris
Genoa
Charles G
Lalbach
Jugo-Slavia
Italy Clash Over Wilson Proclamation at Paris Peace Talks
Paris April 24 Premier Orlando and Italy’s delegation denounce President Wilson’s publicizing of his stance on the Adriatic issue arguing it insults the Italian government. They insist Italy’s case on Fiume and Dalmatia rests on rights and justice under Wilson’s fourteen points rather than an ultimatum.
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Orlando
Italy
Fiume
Dalmatian
Wilson
America
Willson
Treasury urges buyers to choose registered bonds
Washington April 25 The treasury urges subscribers to Victory Liberty Loan notes to buy registered rather than coupon bonds to prevent theft or loss. Registered notes carry one December coupon, sparing the treasury from mailing multiple checks. unofficial reports show many subscriptions favor coupon issues though some may convert to registered later. Michigan appears to lead official subscriptions over Iowa in the quota race.
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Washington
Treasury
National Loan
Michigan
Towa
British Labor Sends Telegram To Wilson
London April 24 prominent British labor leaders have sent a telegram to President Wilson congratulating him on a "very magnificent declaration for peace based on the fourteen points" and adding that Italian workers will join international workers in supporting him.
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Associated Press
London
Lave
Wilson
Government seeks strict wartime ban on beer and wine sales
New York April 25 government lawyers urged literal enforcement of the wartime prohibition act. They sought to restrain production and sale of beer and wine while awaiting a federal court ruling. Judge Hand heard arguments on a suit by Jacob Hoffman Brewing Co. challenging federal interference.
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New York
Department of Justice
William C. Fitss
Palmer
A. N. Hand
National Brewing
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company
America
Fitts
Chateau Thierry
Iland
Brewers to Halt Beer Production May 1 Says Roper
Washington April 25. Brewers will stop producing beer on May 1 under the food conservation act of 1918. Internal Revenue Commissioner Roper declined to say whether 24 percent alcohol beer violates laws. Regulations say no grains or cereals may be used in fermented malt liquors after May 1, 1919. Brewers rush to fill demand before the prohibition period ends on June 30.
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Washington
Interinal Revenue Bureau
Internal Revenue Authorities
Internal Revenue
Roper
Dry Springfield to pay liquor tax amid license notices
Springfield in a dry area will remit about 109000 to the government from liquor dealers by May 20, says internal revenue collector John L. Pickering. Notices were sent demanding 500 dollars from license holders who violated Illinois law since January 1, covering the half year to July 1. There are 266 federal liquor license holders in the city, including druggists and social clubs.
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Springfield
John L. Pickering
Internal Revenue
Pickering
Early troop arrival signals prep for General Halleg reception
The first battalion of Totch Genere Hallerts troops reached War amid welcoming ceremonies. Preparations are underway for the reception of General Halleg as defender forces organize a parade and honors.
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Bprereh Wireless sService
Ndr
Totch Genere Hallerts
Praeestes
Halleg
Orlando responds to Wilson letter on Italian aims
Premier Orlando denounces a U S message to Italians as a precedent in international relations. He argues the appeals bypass governments, defy Italian sovereignty, and risks imperialism. asserts Italy’s right to defend Dalmatia and Alb lines as essential to its historic unity and defense of the Alps. He praises American sacrifice and solidarity while defending Italy's claims.
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Associated Press
ARIS
Orlando
Paris
United States
Alps
Istrian
Premier Orlando and Signor Harsilal to Rome after Paris talks
Premier Orlando and Signor Harsilal will depart for Rome tonight following a two hour council of four meeting in Paris with Baron Sonnino and other Italian delegates. The talks concentrated on principle rather than territorial basins and aimed to manage prestige surrounding Wilson's statement.
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PAIS
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Harsilal
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