China Japan fail to agree on Kiao-Chau dispute
Paris April 29 The council of three ended without decision on the Japanese or Belgian questions. A compromise offered to Japan in the Kiao-Chau issue was not accepted and further talks are planned. Belgian finances threaten to derail the peace treaty unless allied aid is received. China opposes retaining Tsing-Tam while surrendering Kiao-Chau.
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Council
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France
Belgium
Reuter
Baron Makino
Chinda
Fiume
Kieo-Chau
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Tsing-Tam
Kiao-Chu
Shantu
Unsted
Agsenmibnita
Lecture Tomorrow Night by Dr J M Taylor at Methodist Church
Dr J M Taylor, one of several centenary speakers for the Methodist church, will deliver a lecture titled I Have Seen. The talk will be illustrated with a stereopticon and presented at the church tomorrow night.
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Mrs Ernest White Visit Continues with Daughter Migs
Mrs Ernest White, who has been visiting, is accompanied by her daughter Migs during the ongoing visit period. The two are seen together at several cited locales, indicating familial public appearances amid the visit.
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White
Migs
Italian Impediment Looms Over Versailles Peace Pact
As preparations near completion for handing the peace treaty to Germany at Versailles the Italian situation looms large, threatening unanimous agreement among the entente and associated governments. Premier Vittorio Orlando signals he may not return to Paris, preferring foreign-origin disruption to an internal crisis, while allied powers proceed with the treaty despite Italy’s stance. The main German delegates have arrived, but the treaty may be delivered after a May Day strike disrupts transport and communications. Talks with Makino and Chinda reference Kia-Chau and Belgian reparations, with no decisive outcome yet. The league of nations is expected to convene in Washington next October with President Wilson presiding.
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Thomas Nelson Page
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White House
Mystery in City Carriage House Sparks Local Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a mystery at a carriage house ending with a cap of cinders near Gam aris. Landry’s name appears but details are unclear. Police or local officials may be investigating a fire or related incident tied to the ville of Heart.
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Eapare
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Landry
Lodge Backs Italy Claims Over Adriatic in Telegram
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts endorsed Italy’s demand for the Adriatic port of Fiume in a telegram to Italian societies in Boston. He argued Italy’s claim rests on national safety and protection, noting Italy sacrificed lives and debts aiding France and Britain to resist Germany, and contended the new terms should fortify Italy’s military and naval hold while preventing Jugoslav access to the sea. Continued on Page Four.
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Italy
Fiume
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Boston
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Italia
Non-Partisan Head Visits Twin Falls on Newspaper Deal
Ray McKaig, leader of the Non-Partisan league in Idaho, has been in Twin Falls for days on a newspaper deal tied to league plans in Twin Falls county. The visit may relate to a recent deal in which Dan Denton acquires a large hotel in La Grande, Oregon, with Denton planning to spend most of his time there.
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Twin Iata
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la Grande
Oregon
Kaiser May Yet Be Saved From Trial
Paris report notes doubt over including the former German emperor in the peace treaty. The council of four recommended his prosecution, but plenary inaction may delay or block the report’s inclusion unless a secret session directs further action.
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Kaiser
Paris
Council of Four
Aerial Express Service Planned From New York to Chicago
American Railway Express company will inaugurate an aerial express link between New York and Chicago, announced by vice president A. B. M. Cowie. The service may later extend to Washington, Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Boston and other cities.
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New York
Chicago
American Railway Express Company
A. B.,m. Cowie
Washington
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Boston
Explosion Kills Miners Near Birmingham
A mine explosion at the Majestic Coal Mining company facility 22 miles north of Birmingham killed sixteen miners and injured eight others, most likely fatally. At the time, 106 men were in the mine. by nightfall 90 had been accounted for, with four still missing. Sixteen victims were identified as Black workers.
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Birmingham
Majestic Coal Mining Company
Italian claim to Fiume spurs protests in Fiume and Europe
Copenhagen April 29 American officers faced anti American demonstrations in Fiume as crowds hooted them. British and French troops struggled to maintain order amid the unrest connected to Italy's claim and related treaties.
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Fiume
Germany
Chamber of Deputies Back Cabinet by Large Majority
Rome officials report the chamber of deputies approved the cabinet with 382 votes in favor and 40 against the socialists casting the dissenting ballots. The vote affirms the current government amid ongoing political tensions.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Italian Premier Orlando warns of grave world situation
In Rome on April 29 Premier Orlando told the chamber of deputies that the world situation is grave and Italy must preserve calm and serenity. He said he received the April 14 American memorandum on the Adriatic question and that the American delegation had not reached any definite conclusion yet. The address continued on Page Four.
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Italy
Signor Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Orlando
Adriatic
Italian Government Memo on Frame Question Remains Framed
Paris April 29 report that British PM sent trusted ally to Rome to press Orlando on a settlement over Fiume. Wilson's Paris statement stresses adherence to 14 Points, autonomy for Austro-Hungarian states, and implies continued peace basis tied to the original framework.
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