Poznan Transforms After War and Peace Conference
Poznan once known as Posen under German rule undergoes sweeping changes after the war. A commission renamed streets including Berlinerstrasse to December Twenty Seventh and Wilhelmplatz to Liberty Park. German residents leave in large numbers while Polish officials declare Poznan a strong western fortress city with German language instruction still present in some schools.
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Danish elections excite crowd in first proportional vote
Copenhagen April 26 AP reports great political excitement as Denmark holds its first general election under proportional representation. Social democrats run 109 candidates, radicals 94, left liberals 103, conservatives 68, trades party 32, and left socialists ...
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Marysville carpenters union votes boycott overalls
Marysville California April 27 members of the carpenters union voted to boycott business men who permit employees to wear overalls as a cost saving measure. The action aims to oppose a movement the union says will raise prices for overalls and drahtee worn by mechanics and artisans.
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Farmers face wage, labor and price pressures says Meredith
Atlantic City April 29 Farm leader Secretary Meredith warned American farmers confront severe cost pressures as competition for labor and capital increases. He described the choice between high production costs and reduced output, warning the next year’s food supply hinges on farmers’ response to higher wages and investment cuts. He cited farmers could, if selling all assets, buy railroads, factories, mines and quarries, illustrating the sector’s power, then restating the broader economic stakes. A separate dispatch notes 298 Russian refugees arriving at Gensan from Vladivostok amid global displacements.
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Escape of 110 titled men after Nicholas death plans monarch restoration
Report says 110 titled Russians fled to Vladivostok after Emperor Nicholas death. They scheme to restore the monarchy, intend to send representatives from Tokio to London, Shanghai and other ports to coordinate a comeback.
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Six suspects arrested in Hawaii liquor raid
In Hilo on April 2 six suspects were arrested and 100 gallons of oko lehao, a native liquor, seized along with a 30 gallon capacity container. Federal officials call it the most important raid on the island since national prohibition began.
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Prisoners Near End of Sentence Amid Quiet Notice
Two principal prisoners, ALO Macs and Mia Sino Tokesuboro, are mentioned as approaching the end of their terms. No further details are provided about locations, offenses, or dates in the garbled text.
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Ask All Russians to Join With the Reds
The Apr 26 dispatch from Sebastopol reports Bolshevik invitations to all Russians in the south to join the Reds, arguing an armistice is unnecessary. The British send 300 plus officers to Crimea to observe operations and assist amnesty talks. Wrangel is enforcing discipline by executing or hanging officers guilty of robbery or looting as fighting continues primarily from armored trains. Negotiations with Commissary Davidovitel involve trade relations as patrols from Japan, Czecho-Slovaks, and Belevins also pursue missions.
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