University Men Proved Disloyal in Omaha
Nebraska State Council of Defense charged that University of Nebraska affiliates proved un-American. The communiqu? to the board of regents urged action to purge pernicious influences, citing rebuke of Patriotic League members who failed to fully support the country in a time of crisis.
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Omaha
Neb
University of Nebraska
Nebraska State Council of Defense
Unnversity
the Patriotic League of the University
Japanese not alarmed over Vladivostok landing
Tokyo reports indicate calm among Japanese and public as Japanese and British forces landed at Vladivostok. Newspapers express mixed views on motives, with some urging caution toward Bolshevik actions. U S and Britain warned Russia and officials say the United States will avoid interference unless necessary.
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Viaulivostok
Jingo
Aniteoreramenk New H
Nichi Nichi Shimbun
Japan
Kokumiji Shimbun
Holshev
Vladivostok
America
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Real Estate Transfers and a Cleveland Political Arrest
Real estate transfers include Ramey to Atiel Shaw in the southwest quarter with $2000 and other quit claims between Crosby and Alexander Crosby in Child's addition, plus McAride and Dooley transfers with small sums. In Cleveland, A J Siteheack, socialist school board member, was arrested under espionage law after remarks about Liberty loans during a board meeting.
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Ramey
Atiel Shaw
Section
Robert
Crosby
Alexander Crosby
Tras
Alesander Park
Yigia EG. Johnson
Izetle
A. M. McAride
Cleveland
Ohio
A. J. Siteheack
Cleveland School Board
United States
Tarlatt
Unite States
Werlz
Mitchcork
Liberty
Kaiser
Wilson Signs New Spy Bill Extends Espionage Act to Women
Washington April 15 President Wilson signed legislation extending the espionage act to women and mandating registration for women enemy aliens, broadening wartime security measures.
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Wilson
Washington
Women to Join Military Force in Home Defense Reserve
Albany April 19. Women will be allowed to join the state military force as commissioned officers and ambulance corps members in the home defense reserve. A unit will consist of skilled women operators with vehicles. applications go to Adjutant General Sharvill for approval and inspection by a guard officer. Olive drab uniforms will be adopted as directed by the adjutant general.
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Albany, &. C
Warren
Home Defense Reserve
Sharvill
Ambulance Corps
Adjutant-General
Adjutant-Generay’s Ofce
No Relief for the Food in Germany, Ukraine Warned
Privy Councillor von Byern of the state food commission told a Der Jin meeting that no essential relief for food in Germany may be had from Ukraine during the current year. The Cologne Gazette reported the March 21 meeting, urging continued saving and prudent use of food resources.
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New York
Germany
Ukraine
von Byern
State Food Commission
Der
Brutal reply to Geneva women over war executions
Geneva April 19 A Belgian execution by Germans prompted a petition from about 3000 Geneva women to the crown princess of Germany. Mi Aintia, 20, of Geneva Wes sen, received a 25 year penal servitude for the same offense and was imprisoned in a Prussian prison. A brutal reply signed by Taran von Stulpensel, secretary to the crown prince, states the petition cannot be considered.
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Geneva
Enid Cavell
Belgium
Mi Aintia
Wes Sen
Marchan i
Germany
Taran von Stulpensel
Supply Trains to Travel by Night
A Washington release from April reports the highways transport committee plans a night journey for a thirty eight car supply train and two air tracks from Melcott to France to inform drive ins of canal operations and wartime aims. The interstate commerce commission meanwhile tentatively approves new canned goods rates in carload shipments from Oregon Washington and Texas to Manitoba and Ontario.
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Washington
Highways Transport Committee
Council of National Defense
Melcott
Slicht
France
Interstate Commerce Commission
Oregon
Manitoba
Ondarin
Denver school for men trains for war effort amid wide scope
The Opportunity School, in Denver, offers training across industrial, aviation, radio, and clerical fields for men and women, with flexible entry and a focus on rapid employment. It reports 3000 enrolled, 447 service members, civil-house support, and a citizenship class that aided 610 men to naturalize.
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Jenver
Cola
Educason
New Linhe
Schol Voiktnerth
Denver
France
Belgian
Italy
Amily Griffith
Sckenl
Carlos M. Cole
Wiliant
Robert Rusneth
Gehvel
Ulose
Ad Roy
Tt Ist
Ola
Winselé
Wild Women and The Bull's Eye at Cozy Today and Tomorrow
Harry Carey stars in Wild Women and Eddie Polo appears in The Bull's Eye at the Cozy theater showing today and tomorrow with double feature billing.
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Harry Carey
Eddie Polo
Nurses trained on mimic battlefield at London college
In a wartime training exercise nurses learn battlefield care at a London college under a war coalition. Princess Mary and Princess Arthur of Connaught attend sessions with instruction aimed at commanding medical detachment units.
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London
College of Amrontianes
Princres Mary
Princess Arthur of
Connaught
British Press Attacks Cabinet Split Sparks Media Debate
London reports show mixed reactions as papers comment on a government reshuffle. The Daily Mail criticizes the move, while the Daily Telegraph praises the reshuffle’s potential impact. The Daily Graphic recalls Chamberlain’s earlier stances and notes pressure on the press to shape the counter offensive.
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London
T Northcliffe Press
Tang
Chamberlain
Pownby
Dayd George
Thantuealy
The
Daily Graphic
The Apostle of Vengeance at Lyceum Tomorrow
Big Bill Hart appears in a five part Triangle feature at the Lyceum, billed as a sensational evening of frontier justice and action. The package promises vivid dramatics and Hart’s signature bravura performance in a dense schedule of showings starting tomorrow.
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Big Bill” Hart
Lyceum
Red Cross Chief Visits Bologna With American Delegation
Davison chairman of the American Red Cross council and his party visited Bologna. They were greeted by local authorities and a marching band. A luncheon was held in their honor. Davison toured the Red Cross building and observed the local relief system. The Florence mayor reportedly issued no decree as general staff read Davison's speech to troops.
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Bologna
Generel Secro
Tinvison
Liberty Loan Totals Climb as Nation Prepares for Liberty Day
Washington reports Liberty Loan proceeds now reach 1 161 530 060 as the nation readies for Liberty Day events on April 26 under President Wilson. Preachers plan special services and sermons for the loan drive, while Arkansan supporters join states meeting quotas. Governor Keckman signs a bill requiring all men 18 to 30 to work at least 30 hours weekly.
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Washington
Wilson
Sloan
Arkansan
Keekman
General Assembly
Jallonet
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