Italians clash with Jugo Slavs in Fiume over Adriatic status
Special cable reports Italy and Jugo-Slavs contest Fiume's status as a plebiscite and equity questions loom. It notes the London treaty carve and Fiume as crucial outlet for Slav territories, with broader implications for Hungary and regional trade. Also brief: Virgil Brandenberg of Indiana wills his Red Cross bequest from his Camp Sherman death.
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Fiume
Adriatic
London
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Red Cross
Columbia City
Ind
Virgil Brandenberg
Whitley County
American Red Cross
Brandenberg
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
Ted Cross
France to retain three million men under arms for now
The Chicago Daily News reports deputy Voilin figures on World War France mobilization. Of 6 million mobilized, 1.4 million dead and 700,000 permanently injured, 200,000 freed from captivity as invalids. Thus 2.3 million not lost. by armistice 4 million under arms. 1.2 million demobilized in Jan-Feb. 440,000 mobilized workers soon demobilized. 3 million remain on March 1 for occupation and resumption of peaceful life. France’s total mobilization implies near half of adult males, one in four killed or permanently injured.
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Paul Scott Mowrer
San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Co
Arts
Classen Voilin
France
Mus
Voilin
Have No Houses Severe Housing Shortage in Scandinavian Capitals
International dispatch notes a housing crisis across Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm driven by building stagnation, high costs, and an influx of country folk and foreigners. Rent controls fail, suburban homes rise in price, and schools house roofless families as winter bites. Meat baking tip offered beside the report.
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Basseit
San Antonio Light
Chicago
Newa
Stockholm
Sweden
Germany
Copenhagen
Christiania
Labor Minority Turns Loud in Scotland Sequel to Armistice
A San Antonio and Chicago News dispatch reports that a small but vocal labor minority in Scotland, centered on the Clyde and mining counties, dominates political debate and fosters Bolshevik-like ideas. The Clyde shop stewards lead an independent workers’ committee pushing social reforms, often opposing employer and union officials, while a national workers’ committee expands influence.
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W. L. Manson
San Antonio Light
Chicago Daily News
Glasgow
Scotland
Germany
United Kingdom
Clyde
The
Clyde Shipyard
Clyde Workers’ — Committee
Clyde Workers’ Committee
New
National Workers
Clyde Committee
Ofngland
National Workers’ Committee
Ishor
Cuticura Heals Baby Skin Trouble
A mother recounts infant skin troubles starting at about one month old with dry scaly patches on the face ears and forehead. She used Cuticura Soap and Ointment, reporting relief after two bars of soap and three boxes of ointment, and advises stopping doubtful soaps.
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Eatonic
Mra
A. G. Goforth
Union Mills, H
Joh Reucher
Rexville
N.Y
Eatonio
Scottish Labor Voices Warn Against Bolshevik Tide
A Scottish political analysis warns that a small, scheming minority aims to exploit war grievances to push a shop floor Bolsheviki agenda. It argues most Scots favor cautious labor politics, reject revolutionary rhetoric, and will vote for safe, steady leadership over drastic change amid postwar unemployment and rising prices.
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Clyde
Glasgow
George N. Barnes
Labor
War Cabinet
Scotland
Dining tale with Early Closing Society member
Jones and a friend dine in a grill room when a dapper man with a red nose brushes past. Jones calls him a prominent Early Closing Society member. The friend inquires about his official capacity. A quip replies that it is about three gallons.
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Jones
Socialism in Germany seen with a quiet character
Berlin dispatch describes Spartacus agitators parading wounded soldiers at Brandenburger Tor while Spartacus agents distribute circulars calling for rights for the mutilated. Prof Sembart of the University of Berlin discusses future political trends, noting national character shaping international forms, with contrasting views from Bavarian emissary Dr Muckle and reflections on Russian socialism and destructors.
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A. MN. Decker
San Antonio
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Daily News Co
Berlin
Todsay Thhe Sparkieus
Brandenburger Tower
Spartacus
Unter den Linden
Sembart
Germany
University of Berlin
Muckle
Drussia
German socialism to take a middle road says thinker
The passage argues that German socialism will diverge from Russian models. It cites Cael Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg as influences while predicting evolution toward a middle path between Dernburg and Bolshevik ideas. It notes Germans are practical and educated, Russians mystically uneducated, forecasting a quieter form of socialism in Germany.
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Eatonio
Eatonic
Cael Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Dernburg
Germany
Russia
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