White House signals on Italy and Fiume in peace talks
Officials voiced caution over Italy and Fiume disputes, noting the White House does not want to force a hard choice yet. Paris reportedly backs a clear US stance for territorial limits on any one power, while Italian leaders press Washington to sway peace conference claims.
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Pajdenx Wilson
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Afas
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Garry
White House
Serbian General Likely Withdraws Amid Encroachments
A cable from Admiral Andrews in the Adriatic reports General Wasser of the Serbian army indicating a withdrawal due to encroachments. The message seeks permission to urge the withdrawal to placate Wasser. The stationing of Wasser remains unclear, but he is claimed to be near Fir or a nearby area as supporters push for Greater Serbia and Italy.
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Adriatic Sea
Benson
Paris
Wasser
Jening
Wasset
Fir
Leave Camp Merritt as units move to camps
Soldiers leaving Camp Merritt in New Jersey this day head to Camp Dix and Devens with detachments from the 316th engineers and the 115th sanitary train. Officers accompany the groups, totaling about 165 men leaving Hoboken arrangements for movement and arrival.
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N. J
Camp Merritt
Camp Dix
Delicient
115Th Sanitary
Devens
Vehment
Hoboken
Soviet Up Against It in Hungary Transition
April 22 dispatch from Budapest reports Premier Bela declared it will take ten years of Soviet domination to complete the transition from the old regime. The Petit Journal carried Bela's quote.
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Hungary
Bela
Budapest
Petit Journal
Fragmentary Classified Note on Addresses and Contacts
Fragmented OCR text lists payee names G L Mur and M Campisi with 660 Main St and a 334 account. It mentions reward for return, activation at Alsop Ave, and multiple business names like Stadisiven Cleaning Co and Nationate Co with 1026 Main St. The passage references a city between Mt Higby and other vague local details, ending with incomplete names and addresses.
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Main St
Stain St
Mt. Higby Revue
Alef
Alsop Ave
Stadisiven Cleaning Co
Stonce. Nationate ‘Co
Hartt
Rates for Ocean Freight Adjusted by Board
The board announced new freight rates to ports including Havre Barcelona Valencia and Antwerp with varying per cubic foot charges and special rates on cotton to Balbad Spain lubricating goods to Havre and refrigerated meats to Antwerp. Additional rates cover United Kingdom express goods whiskey wood pulp tanning extract and packages between two and ten tons. Supplemental rates extend from Pacific to Atlantic ports via coastwise shipping on canned goods antimony crockery tractors magnesium chloride talc sulfur maize and related items.
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Barcelona
Valencia
Balbad
Spain
Antwerp
United Kingdom
Pacific
Atlantic
May clear up mystery in Derby assault case
In Derby on April 22 Antonio Valente, 23, of American Brass Co., was detained as police and state officials say they solved the attack on Mrs Louise H Bradley and her sister in law. Bradley remains at Griffin Hospital after the March 31 home invasion where a revolver butt was used. Valente was arrested in Ansonia before work. Authorities questioned him and the coroner and state prosecutors weighed charges.
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Antonio Valente
American Brass Co
Louise’ H. Bradley
Franscania Pradley
Inliord
Ley
Miss Bradley
Griffin Hospital
Mix
Major Russell's Cavalry Bill Favorably Reported In House
Hartford April 22 The legislature reports Major Russell's cavalry bill favorably in the House. The Senate passes a law to prohibit employment of women and minors between 10 pm and 6 am. Senate moves to next Tuesday the trolley relief bills and other related measures. House passes a bill imposing penalties for addressing public meetings in injurious language amid constitutional objections.
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Hartford
Senate
Dillon
Miner
Plymouth
United States
King
Cairo Quiet Amid Unrest Rumors After Hyptian Disorder
Cairo reports quiet after disorders sparked by Hyptian nationalists. People avoid streets though no disturbances occur. Provinces show lingering resentment and uneasiness awaits Paris mission results. Rumor says government workers may return to work tomorrow.
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Cario
London
Paris
League of Nations cable to the United States
A cable from the League of Nations was sent to the state department this afternoon. It is expected to be made public officially by night, according to state officials.
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League of Natione
State Department
Stock Market Open Beats Off Declines Across Rail and Oil Shares
New York stocks opened with ample supply as declines stayed modest amid Paris cable rumors. Mexican Petroleum rose to 184 1 2 after a dip to 183 1 2, while Royal Dutch slipped to 91 3 4. Southern Pacific led rail gains, and Marine common advanced, but United Cigars fell sharply, signaling mixed early sentiment before later volatility and a slight afternoon uptick in some issues.
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Southern Pacific
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Mexican Petroleum
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American Steel
Keystone Tires& Rubber
Texas and Pacific
Second trial opens for Robert Warm in Heminway murder case
ST ALBANS VT April 22 Robert Warm of Pottstown Pa faced the first day of his second trial on charges of murdering his 14 year old sweetheart Jennie Heminway. The alleged crime occurred August 14 1917. Warm had earlier been convicted of manslaughter and given several years in prison. The day was spent securing a jury.
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Robert Warm
United States
Cave
Pottstown
Jennie Heminway
Warm
Havin
Trousers and Vote Hand in Hand in Florida
Florida lawmakers consider a bill granting women the right to wear trousers as part of a broader suffrage effort. The proposed measure appeared in the state legislature today, signaling ongoing push for equal rights amid wartime and social change.
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Tallahassee
Fra
Florida
Metal Market Brief Sparks April and June Price Range Shifts
Market notes from New York show spot ranges for April at 479 to 500 with May at 472 to 500. Figures for June point to 605 to 712 while August trades around 610 to 618 amid ongoing price activity.
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New York
Mountaineer Faces Murder Indictment In Virginia
In Standardsville Virginia on March 29 Evan is named in a joint indictment with Morris Harmon Shiffiet and others for aiding a crime. The magistrate is cited as involved in a cold blooded act. The case stems from a court house incident and bears on local legal proceedings.
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Evan
Court House
Morris
Harmon Shiffiet
Reds in Battle April 11 German Action Reported
The fragment notes a Reds in Battle item dated April 11 referencing German action and Augsburg. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a wartime update with casualties or movements involving German forces and the city of Augsburg.
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REDS
Informal Shifts in Russia After Peace
The state department notes no formal recognition of the Omsk government by powers but says informal dealings have persisted. The Omsk regime is tacitly accepted as Russia’s proper administration, awaiting formal recognition. Officials expect aid if needed to sustain the government against Bolshevik opposition.
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State Department
Omsk
Russia
Why Kaiser Lost War Insensible to Leaders Faults
Paris April 22 Max imilian Harden, German journalist, argued no one could have won the war for Germany not even Napoleon. He blamed the leaders for Germany’s defeat and said prudent policy might have yielded a draw while German generals and the Reichstag followed like a dog. He charged American intervention hastened the catastrophe.
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Buch
Germany
Napoleon
Maximilian Harden
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Zukunft
Zurich
Herr Harden
Reichstag
Connecticut Victory Loan drive opens with Hartford leading
Connecticut began the Victory Loan campaign with $6,240,000 nationwide and $3,550,000 in Hartford on the first day. Hartford's gain included a $500,000 subscription from Hartford Aetna National Bank. Torrington reported $115,650 toward a $985,000 quota. A total of $27,850 was counted at Liberty College and an extra $16,000 was noted for today.
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Hartford
Connecticut
William H. Putnam
Hartford-Ae Uo .National . Bank
Torrington
The
Liberty
Train Woes Outsmarted by Nighttime Walks
A dialogue unfolds about missing the last express train and the humorous peril of walking home. A statistics man ponders the predicament, while the other remains thoughtful in the carriage. The snippet hints at long journeys and ponderous calculation, framed as wry reflection.
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Sertaix
London dock workers go on strike in Liverpool report
Five thousand dock workers in Liverpool conducted a strike on April 22, disrupting port operations and signaling a labor dispute affecting the London Dock area and maritime commerce.
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Liverpool
England
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