Representatives Attend Clemenceau Cabinet Session Reported
Representatives of vari Clemenceau attended a cabinet session and the report is now in form for the treaty.
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1919
Page
2
Representatives of vari Clemenceau attended a cabinet session and the report is now in form for the treaty.
April 26 report from SHINGTON indicates the industrial board faces early disbandment as Chairman Peck resigns. The piece notes attempts to appeal to Redfield and ongoing pressure with the railroad administration. Warnings that talks with rail officials may be blocked and that Lovett and Walters sent a coded telegram to General Hines are mentioned, with director reception awaited in Los Angeles.
General Hal's army recently moved from France to Warsaw prepares for battle against bol troops aiding in the Russian Reds seizure. Polish news agency reports the mobilization signals renewed hostilities as the conflict escalates in the region.
Fragmented ad copy promotes a spring tonic for nerves blood purification and digestion. It touts wartime strain worry and pneumonia effects, claims to cleanse blood and improve appetite and assimilation, and mentions mild laxative benefits. The readable text emphasizes health restoration and energetic gains.
A fragmentary item mentions shampoo and brush with unclear context suggesting a cleaning or grooming tip. The text is incomplete and lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or events to confirm a concrete news item.
A slate of baseball games features Brooklyn visiting Boston, New York at Philadelphia, Pittsburgh at Chicago, St. Louis at Cincinnati, Chicago at St. Louis, Cleveland at Detroit, Philadelphia at Washington, and Boston at New York in American League action.
National League results show Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 5 and Cincinnati 5 St Louis 1. Philadelphia 6 New York 3. Other games include Georgetown 5 Fordham 2 and Syracuse 12 Rutgers 0 with several cold weather notes and matchups across cities.
Premier Orlando sought a visa for a Rome trip 24 hours before President Wilson issued a public statement on the deposition of Fiume. French officials noted the move as signaling prior knowledge. The Italian claim that Wilson’s decision surprised Orlando aligns with reports of prior U S discussions.
Washington April 26 The fate of Poland rests on how Danzig is handled by the peace conference. John F. Smulski president of the National Polish Department of America warns that keeping Danzig in German hands or internationalizing it would leave Poland weak and economically dependent on Germany. He cites Polish displacement since the first partition and German colonization of Danzig. He notes three million Poles will pray and petition for Polish claims, arguing peace for the world depends on a free and strong Poland.
Sergeant Hank Gowdy, the first baseball player to enlist when the United States entered World War I, returns to Hoboken aboard the Leviathan after 23 months with Pershing’s forces. He will travel to Boston to sign with the Braves, saying he feels fine and ready to wear a baseball uniform again. Col B W Hough praises him as a great fighter though Gowdy is reticent about his wartime role.
Jim Brennan of Newark will referee the Leonard Ritchie bout in New York Monday night. Leonard says he will win decisively and notes Ritchie is a gentleman outside and inside the ring. They have not decided if defense will be kept at all times or a clean break format.
Lausanne Gazette comments on Bolshevik propaganda in Switzerland noting the danger persists. It cites Lenine's orders to capture Swiss federal authorities and military staff, seize banks railways factories and newspapers for control.
Middletown and New Britain combined chorus performed Elijah to strong acclaim in New Britain. The Middletown Lilrose Railroad operated open cars today signaling the season's start. Odd Fellows marked the 75th founding anniversary nationwide with ceremonies. Memorial Day committees report progress while parade bids underwhelm. The Y M C A marked its eighth anniversary with a Sunday service at the Methodist church.
A brief, humorous exchange is recounted from the Birmingham Age-Herald. Two men debate infallibility, with one insisting he might be mistaken and the other retorting humorously about arrogance. The speaker ends by noting his departure in his car as evening ends.
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