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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1919
Page
1
Amid warnings from the peace conference, Germany selects minor couriers to carry terms to Berlin. Berlin says these envoys only receive terms and relay them home. The German cabinet may accept reject or defer to the people.
In the sixth federal reserve district the same organizations that financed prior loans lead the drive to raise 144 million dollars as Atlanta opens the Victory loan campaign. A parade of more than a hundred Belgian army heroes marks the launch in the city.
Paris reports Germany's choice of couriers over proper delegates to Versailles as a bad faith maneuver. The Gaulois denounces the coup as impertinent and the Echo de Paris hints Marshall Foch may be involved next. Allies insist on delegates with full powers and will demand proof upon arrival.
Paris reports grave doubts whether the complete peace treaty will be delivered to German representatives this coming Friday. The negotiations question the timetable and finality of the accord amid ongoing discussions.
Berlin reports a government plan to recognize Vienna as a second German capital by having President Bbdrt reside there part of the year and hold some national meetings in Vienna, with government papers issued in Germany.
Copenhagen report says Bremen gas workers have joined a general strike, with middle class support or reaction noted as tensions rise over labor actions.
Paris reports that Germany plans to send delegates with limited powers to receive terms, fueling talk of a Franco British American alliance. French press suggests negotiations lean toward an alliance among France, Britain, and the United States amid unsettled peace talks.
Paris April 21 President Wilson had a long conference with Baron Makino and Viscount Chinda members of the Japanese peace delegation this morning in Paris.
Washington April 21 Russian embassy reports a plan to form a federation of Russian states. The outline envisions a nation led by a de facto authority inspired by democratic ideals and backed by the population while awaiting federation. Counter strikes have begun based on advisories received.
The Italian parliament, due to convene Wednesday, is postponed to May sixth as the Council of Four struggles to resolve Italy's claims to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast. Paris reports show Italian firmness. Wilson reportedly absent as talks reopen. Rome confirms May sixth convocation.
Photographs arriving in Mexico City confirm the head shown is Gen. Blanquet who reportedly died in a Vera Cruz state skirmish. The reports were received yesterday and identified as the former federal general.
The council of four may publish the treaty immediately after it is given to Germany. The American delegation backs simultaneous distribution of an official 250 word summary, a 5000 word summary, and the full text. The league covenant already wired to Washington for release when cleared by Wilson.
In Danzig on April 21 a declaration from the German people's council for West Prussia states no acceptance of Entente proposals to internationalize the lower Vistula or make Danzig a free state or under Polish sovereignty. The note insists West Prussia and Danzig must remain part of the German empire.
Berlin reports gloom in official circles as Germany learns the Entente invites a draft of peace terms for Versailles. The cabinet delays reply, signaling little hope for concessions to Wilsons fourteen points and showing belief that terms are already fixed.
The Times-Enterprise beckons Thomas County school children to guess the number of votes for Permanent Roads in the April 29 election. Prizes range from 1.00 to 8.00 dollars for top guesses, with entries required to include name age school address teacher and one reason for permanent roads. Winners announced April 30.
Thousands gather at Grant Park in Chicago for the formal opening of the Victory Loan campaign in the seventh district. Guns fire whistles blow and bells ring as crowds chant patriotic songs and cheer Uncle Sam in the morning hours near the lakefront.
The Victory loan started shortly after midnight with subscriptions exceeding $100,000. Gov. Smith bought the first note in the city and Treasury Secretary McAdoo purchased the second. Parades and speeches highlighted the drive’s opening day.
An aviator taking part in the Victory Loan drive fell with his aircraft into Lake Michigan near Grant Park. He is believed to have drowned.
Washington April 21 reading of the Victory Loan message aired across the nation. Officials urged citizens to participate, highlighting bond benefits and wartime cost. The address underscored collective effort and financial support for the war.
Dougherty County subscribed 475000 dollars toward a 432000 dollar quota during the Victory loan campaign opening in Albany Georgia. A mass meeting followed a parade as residents pledged funds to support the effort.
An army officer delivered the President's Victory loan message to a large crowd on the south steps of the Treasury building using a wireless telephone and sound amplifier, while the aircraft overhead marked the event.
In Washington on April 21 the Victory Loan drive began with no public bustle as the vast nationwide marketing system for four and a half billion dollars in notes operated almost automatically after thorough prior preparation.
The village of Gret Florida reports state campaign activity with a May deadline. A mass meeting at midnight discussed the drive and subscriptions reached $11,660 with $7,900 already on record.
Vienna reports show the Communist bid to take over the government failed. Soldiers’ council control broadened as police dispersed, with 5,000 troops pledged. Allies warned food supplies could be cut off if disturbances continued. The situation mirrors Budapest earlier, as clashes faded and occupation options were discussed.
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