Prominent Figures Recalled Amid Urgent Naval Move
Friday reports say Admiral Viscount Jellicoe canceled a planned visit to Hranzit and Argentina after an urgent call from Bingland, announced by the minister of marine citing a message from the viscount. In Irkutsk fighting continues amid Moscow wireless updates.
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Opening of League of Nations Council Meeting in Paris
Delegates gathered at the French Foreign Office for the first League of Nations council meeting. Leon Bourgeois presided for France and delivered one of the principal addresses, with Earle Curzon representing Great Britain also speaking.
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Sylph Of The Soviet Among Reds Prisoners
Miss Anna Manson the so called Queen of the Reds and Sylph of the Soviet among prisoners moved from New York to Ellis Island for deportation proceedings. She is a Russian aged twenty four and described as pretty. She declared support for free speech free thought free love and free everything.
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Passengers recount Afrique wreck and refusals to enter boats
Georges Metayer of Bordeaux describes the Afrique disaster in the Bay of Biscay last Sunday. He says many passengers refused lifeboats, believing safety lay aboard the stricken steamer as the Cevlon crew aided rescue. Captain Ledu remained on the bridge. wireless operator Mezier manned receivers for 24 hours.
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Leffingwell Named as Carter Glass Successor
Washington reports President Wilson has chosen R. C. Leffingwell to replace Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass when Glass moves to the Senate from Virginia. Leffingwell, assistant secretary in charge of fiscal affairs, helped direct wartime financing and enjoys backing from Secretary Glass and former Secretary McAdoo.
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Princesses Sued for Divorce by Former Kaiser's Sons
Dispatches from Tauris report Prince August and Prince Joachim, sons of former German Emperor William, filing for divorce. August wed Princess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein on October 22, 1908, and Joachim married Princess Marie Augustine of Anhalt on March 11, 1918.
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Extradition Demand Sent to Dutch Paris and 27 In Memo
The Supreme Council sent a formal demand to the Dutch government in Paris and 27 regarding the extradition of former Emperor William. The notice was forwarded officially during the night. Four firemen died and 13 were injured in a mill explosion at the L. Newton Tea and Spice company on the Ohio River front, with two others reported seriously hurt.
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