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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1919

Page

8

W Vanderlip warns on Europe grave crisis and need for fast peace

Paris March 12 Frank A Vanderlip says America must grasp Europe’s appalling situation and the wrecked central empires. He warns that without rapid production resumption in Europe chaos beyond war could follow. terms of peace must fix indemnity and restart industry to avert Bolshevism and collapse of civilization.

Paris America Europe Frank A. Vanderlip Associated Press England France Switzerland Jaly Germany Rhine Vanderlip

Judgment Hangs On Fate of Czar

Bernard Naumberg named by Supreme Court Justice Benedict in Brooklyn as sole committee to determine whether Nicholas Romanoff is dead or alive. The outcome will decide the validity of a $117,450 judgment Naumberg recently obtained against Romanoff.

New York Bernard Naumberg Supreme Court Benedict Brooklyn Nicholas Romanoff Russia Naumberg Mr. Romanoff

Czar's Fund Halted by Missing Nicholas

Early war unit of Marine Tort Service claimed to transport a large sugar shipment to Russia by czar orders. Nicholas reportedly deposed and slain. National City Bank holds $1,000,060. A court judgment for $117,430 stands, but funds cannot be released without service or proof of death.

Marine Tort Service Corporation Callecthe Corporation Russia Nicholas Rater National City Bank

Former Emperor Charles Ill in Nervous Breakdown Illness

Geneva March 12 Associated Press reports former Austrian emperor Charles is again seriously ill from a nervous breakdown according to Innsbruck advices. His wife Zita seeks to leave Austria for the Riviera and obtain French passports but has been unable to do so. She is said to be in bad health.

Emperor III Associated Press Geneva Charles Innsbruck Zita Austria Riviera

Greece wine production nears twenty million gallons

The latest estimate places Greece's wine production last year at about 19,566,800 gallons, roughly double the amount produced in the previous year. This figure highlights a strong rebound in the Greek wine industry.

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