Piarios Surprised by Wilson Peace Declaration
Paris April 23 Premier Orlando expressed profound surprise at President Wilsons declaration saying it arrived as he was about to make a supreme effort toward conciliation. He noted Italians may address a message to the Italian people and said Italy had consented to concessions on the Dalmatian hinterland but would not recognize Italian claims on Fiume. He added Premier Lloyd George approved Wilsons statement, while others withheld to honor the London treaty.
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Paris
Havas
Orlando
Wilson
Themelves
Ratner
Italy
Dalmatian
England
France
United States
Dalmatia
Fiume
Wiln
Great Britain
Prairie Division Soldiers Hear Secretary Baker In Luxemburg
Secretary Baker tours the Prairie division in Luxemburg observing troop lines and decorations. He notes many men favor demobilization over two weeks at Camp Grant, while weddings rise as several soldiers plan to bring Luxem burg brides home.
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Associated Press
Luxemburg
Illinois
Martin B. Madden
William RB. McKinley
Richard Yates
Warren Pershing
Europe
War Baker
T W A
Pershing
George Bell, Jr
Wolf
Joseph Sanborn
Abel Davis
Baker
Gen. Pershing
America
Camp Grant
Chicago
33Rd
Diekirch
Italy Defiant Will Back Up Premier At Paris Talks
Rome reports say Italy will not compromise its victory fruits and may withdraw from the Paris peace conference if its claims are ignored. Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino may resign, urged to stay by mandate, with unity across parties to defend Italy’s rights. D Annunzio promises imminent action and victory as British troops in Fiume reportedly prepare to depart.
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Rome
Prince Colonna
Italy
Paris
Orlando
Sonnino
Idea Nazionale
Japan
Fiume
Gabriele D’annunzio
Cast Selected for Tompkin Hired Man at Y M C A
The cast for the three act farce Tompkin Hired Man was chosen Thursday at the Y M C A with rehearsals to start immediately. Prof Hugo Schuesster will direct the plays and oversee staging for a charity performance benefiting the physical department and baseball uniforms. Cast includes John Renmington Leslie Bever Florence Buttman Letha Butler Dollie Sattlemeyer Charles Orr John Parton Ebner Meyer Barbara Huseman
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Tompkin
Y. M.A
Hugo Schuesster
Irving School
Malem Charch
John Renmington
Lestlie Bever
Tuthe
Plorence Buttman
Julia
Letha Butler
Louise
Dollie Sattlemeyer
Jerry
Charles Orr
Dixey
John Parton
Asa Tompkins
Ebner Meyer
Sarah Tompkins
Barbara Huseman
Hancock County Women Lead Victory Bond Campaign Drive
The Hancock county Woman s Committee plans an extensive educational campaign ahead of the Victory Liberty bonds sale. Canvassing begins April 28 with township quotas, and prize German helmets will be awarded for the essay contest. Freeman speaks at multiple county venues, touring Ferris, Nauvoo, Pontoosuc, with mass meetings in Warsaw.
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Hancock County
Jes
A. Friedman
Federal Reserve Committee
Ferris
Burhside
Nauvoo
Pontoesue
Warsaw
W. F. Bradfield
Lalharpe
Henry Shupe
Harmony
A Wather
Edith Fullmer
Germany
Ruby Masstee
Pontoomb
Helen R. Pitney
Augusta
Kirkpatrick
Dallas
Mary Akers
Chili
W. N. Byler
Durham
Edna Robbins
St. Marys
Nellie Bolton
Lenore
Ben West
St. Albans
Mae Abbott
Rock Creek
James Hollsclaw
Rocky Run
Wilbur Pettit
Pilot Grove
Jessie Heitman
Walker
Valentine Dadant
Montebello
Eagles Auxiliary whist this afternoon at 2 30
Local notes list social events and personal movements including L A Morest visiting his 100 acre Mississippi bottom farm near Silex Mo to view crops and a Friday Saturday sale on Amoskeag apron ginghams at Kespohl Mohrenstecher's. John Schwank county home superintendent mot in Quin cy and other residents travel or attend gatherings.
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Eagles
L. A. Morest
Silex
Kespohl-Mohrenstecher
G. H. Norris
Bowen
Flora K. Wendorff
M. Wertzel
Beckenridge
Heckenkamp
Quincy Ice Dealers
South Tenth Street
Miss Edith Weltin Recovers From Wednesday Operation
Miss Edith Weltin is recovering nicely from an operation performed at St. Mary hospital Wednesday morning. A local note mentions Doctor Thos Knox and the Majestic Building contact details. Anderson Lee reports finding a bank book bearing the name C F Johnson on Mt Sterling’s bank shore and advises the owner to claim it. The L M E B Society of the First Christian church met at Mrs J D Spicker's Elm Street home Tuesday afternoon. Little Mildred Gibbs, nineteen months, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Gibbs, Adams Street, is ill with bronchial pneumonia.
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Edith Weltin
St. Mary Hospital
Thos. Knox
Majestic
Anderson Lee
North Fifth Street
C. F. Johnson
Mt. Sterling
H. F. Lafler
State Bank
L. M. EB. Society of the First Christian Church
J. D. Spicker
Elm Street
Mildred Gibbs
George Gibbs
Adams Street
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Pi Orlando
Boston
Prairie Division
Hoelscher-Seifert’s
North Side
South Side
N, T
Hoelscher- Seifert Co
State ST
8Th
Maine
STATE
Woman’s Committee
B. C
George B. Cawthorne
Quincy
Jennie Davis
Lima
Miss Davis
Enoch Chatten
North Tenth Street
Regpohl- Mohrenstecher
William Degitz
Blessing Hospital
Monroe Street
Holocher-Siefert Company
St. John’s Cathedral
O. F. Schuman
Canton
J. G. Forsthove
St. Louis
John F. Jasper
Frank Jasper
Arion Singing Society
Moose Hall
A. S. Harlam
Macomb
Harlan
Eer
Plumbing & Heating Co
R. E. Funk
New Canton
Weilers
WELTE
Pian
Dolmans
Capes
American Cloak and Suit Company
Jacobs Manufacturing Company of
New York
Adams County
American Cloak & Suit Co
The
Ricker National Bank
Hampshire St
Quincy, Il
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