Burleson blamed as scapegoat by publishers board
New York April 25 Charles Johnson Post director of the publishers' advisory board says it is not publishers needing defense but the postmaster general. He calls Burleson’s defense and the postal zone law a threat, arguing readers nationwide should pay equal postage for same periodicals despite location.
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Stomach Trouble Treated With Red Salts Remedy
A noted expert links indigestion to excess stomach acid and not lack of digestive aids. He prescribes four ounces of red Salts dissolved in water before breakfast for a week to neutralize acidity and aid digestion, noting relief after the first dose. The remedy, Jad Salts, is made from grape and lemon juice with lithia and saline phosphate and is widely used.
Thousands Killed in Korea Report Denied by Provisional Government
Washington April 25. Dr Rhee secretary of state of the provisional Korean government asserts private and official dispatches show several thousand Koreans killed by April 12, contradicting the Japanese embassy claim of 231 dead and 735 wounded. He charges churches schools and other buildings were destroyed and that women were stripped and political prisoners tortured.
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Spartacans Hire Six Officers to Lead Red Guard
In Berlin on Monday April 21 the Munich Spartacans obtained six military officers as leaders of the Red Guard. Named are Colonels Staubwasser Langloss and Baron Von Zoller who led brigades in the war Major Paraquin who joined the majority after the revolution Captain Zwehl a Bavarian cavalry officer and the Prince of Weed.
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London Papers Back Up Wilson Attitude On Italy Crisis
London editors react to President Wilson's statement on the Italian situation at the peace conference. Papers describe his move as dramatic and serious, with commentary ranging from sympathy for Italy to calls for reconsideration of Croatian claims to Fiume. Headlines frame the moment as a breaking point and a test of small nations.
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Germans Granted Fishing Rights Along Skagerrak Coasts
Paris April 24 The supreme economic council granted the German government’s request to permit German fishermen to fish in the Skagerrak and Kattegat passages. The council also approved the pro- extraterrestrial?
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Proposal for Elbe water route to aid Czecho Slovaks
A proposal seeks greater use of the water route via Hamburg and the River Elbe to supply Czecho Slovak needs. The 8,000 ton limit is abolished and traffic through the Elbe is estimated at 20,000 to 25,000 tons per shipment.
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Hamburg
Elbe
Germany Outlines League Proposals in Berlin Dispatch
Berlin dispatch details German counter proposals for a League of Nations. The draft would include all belligerent and Hague signatory neutrals, admit others by majority with Holy See exempt. It calls for an international tribunal and mediation bureau, submission of disputes, armament curtailed to domestic needs, and internationalized straits and canals. No economic war without league approval.
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Happy Days Named Official High Jinks Song in Venice
Pat Fifer's "Happy Days" adopted as the official High Jinks song by the Theater Owners' association of California. The tune, first published in The Whig weeks ago, pleased guests at the Venice event on April 24 after Mr. Fifer sang it to San Francisco Rotarians.
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Public opinion in Italy runs high over peace talks
Associated Press from London reports Rome wireless says Italian ardor rises against the peace conference for not recognizing Italy's claims. Party politics halt, newspapers blame the allies, and Orlando and Sonnino gain support. Demonstrations occur with the slogan Flame or death, warning of serious Anglo Italian repercussions if the Italian viewpoint is ignored.
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Sonnino
Submarine Flotilla Parade Along the Mississippi River
Washington reports preparations to send an anti submarine flotilla including the destroyer Tsabel the submarine K 5 three submarine chasers and two flying boats to the Mississippi River for display in cities and towns along the waterway.
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Navy flotilla to rendezvous at New Orleans
Commanders say the flotilla will rendezvous at New Orleans and push upstream as far as possible. The reference implies strong action and aggressive aims in naval operations.
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Navy Department
New Orleans
Become Thin Free Book Offer From Korean Co
An advertisement promises a free book titled Reduce Weight Happily to help readers lose 10 to 66 pounds in a safe rational way. It claims physician endorsement and guarantees weight loss, shipping to New York with a plain wrapper and potential life extension benefits.
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