Lloyd George Presses Peace Conference To Finish Task
British Premier Lloyd George warned the peace conference against delays and urged rapid decisions to secure a durable postwar order. He defended League of Nations aims, defended Russia nonintervention, and praised delegates for steady work amid complex issues from Europe to Central Asia.
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League of Miction
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Groyd
George
Russia
Great Britain
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Europe
Labor
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Liond George
Bureaix
League of Nations
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League of Na Lians
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Lin
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Rusia
Hyeaden
Husain
George Nicol
Thuyd Gauvye
Tinesia
Kolchak
Admiral Kolchak
Denikine
Brest-Litovsk
Exact Demands Made on Teutons to Be Published
A report notes that precise terms demanded by the navy on Teutons will be published. The item frames the issue as an official disclosure of explicit wartime demands and potential implications for the combatant parties.
Threat Will Fail Harbor Strike Threatens Traffic
Washington reports plan for harbor workers to strike, aiming to disrupt traffic. Navy officials say government shipping and public utilities will not be affected. Allied and German delegates prepare for peace conference talks. Violent fighting reported in Munich and Magdeburg amid German Soviet clashes. Polish frontier casualties noted as Troops move toward Poland.
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New York
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Plana
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Teutons
Germany
Council of Four
Italy
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Adriatic
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Tne Aeml
Schleswig- Holstein
Denmark
I Munich
Madgeburg
Warsaw
Silesia
Haller
France
Poland
Daniel
White House
Ark
25 Years Behind the Standard
In October 1913 the Examiner reported 4731 average paid readers to the U S Government. By 1919 the Examiner swore to 6310 average paid, up 579 in six years. It laments The Standard's 7842 average, noting Examiner growth lags behind and hints at century-old methods.
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The
Examiner
United States
Papis
Grandmammas
Weds Governor Despite Parents Objections
A woman plans to wed Francis Burton Harrison, governor general of the Philippines, despite parental opposition. The match follows details about Harrison’s divorce from a former wife and the couple’s brief ties to academic circles in the United States and the Philippines.
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Francis Burton Harrison
The
Philippines
Harrison
Pooames -Effect
Milan Wrentmore Fer
Univerity of Washington
University of California
University of Manila
German press critiques peace terms and war risk
European dispatches outline German reactions to a proposed peace, warning that disarmament vows may backfire and armaments will rise. Reports from Berlin and other capitals discuss Wilsonian points, Entente pressures, and fear of renewed conflict amid postwar talks. Washington notes progress in the peace conference efforts.
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Baar
Wilson
Daar
Berlin
Kaya
Boeveen
Wik
Kava
German troops seize Madgeburg after heavy fighting
Copenhagen reported that German troops occupied the town of Madgeburg on Tuesday after hard fighting with many casualties on both sides, according to a Weimar dispatch in Berlin. The telegram also noted unanimous agreement within a gathering on territorial demands.
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Madgeburg
Copenhagen
Weimar
Lokal Anzelger
Berlin
Six Union Actions In France Schedule May Day Protests
Paris reports that six major unions including railroad workers and sailors agreed to unite for May Day actions to demand shorter hours and higher wages. The move aims to press for wage scales and reduced hours as planned demonstrations unfold. Also noted are American casualties listed from today’s overdenses with names and locations.
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Paris
France
Railroad Scorkers
Sailora
Transper
Lumber Problem Grows Serious at American Timber Congress
Report of the opening session of the American Timber Congress in May urging immediate federal and state legislation to place forests under public ownership or strong public control. Speakers Colonel Henry Graves and John Graves warn that private forest management risks shortages and instability unless permanent protections and renewal measures are enacted.
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Tatmiber Congress
Henry
Grave Lehier
United States Forest Service
Congress
Jolonald Graves
Mexgins
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