Interventions and protests ripple through Turin and Washington
Turín reels in a vast crowd as Premier Orlando travels from Paris to Rome, declaring Italy’s rights while spectators demand action. In Washington, diplomats report frustration over France’s rejection of Alberto Paul’s Mexicanco envoy, amid Carranza’s shifting stance and Mexico’s league of nations debate.
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Paria
Rome
Italy
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Learaud
France
Alberto J. Paul
Mexico
Carranza
Mexley
Penteal Nations
Lands for Homestead Use and Spokane Welcome Parade
Secretary of the Interior announces disposition of about 84 570 acres of land from the Joyo national forest for restoration and homestead use. The tract includes 68 075 acres in Nevada and California desert regions. Spokane, Washington hosts a welcome event for Wash. Inglon division soldiers with a canteen breakfast and parade breakfast and luncheon.
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Kaelur
Joyo National Forest
Lame
Poe
Rania Gouniion
Mameralda
Nevada
Bilbrec
Spokane
Spo
Inglon
Orexon
Balst
Sebctors
Taibwne Itatlan Gyst
Welincheon
Envoys Empowered to Sign Peace Treaty
Snerlan April 6. Professor Waltherff Schuecking German deputies to the panna congress at Versailles say powers are sufficient to argue the peace treaty on the spot. Interview notes indicate the Imperial government expects negotiations may begin within weeks though some delays possible. The interview also touches on optimism about French reports of treaty contents being inaccurate.
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Snerlan
Associated Press
Waltherff
Schuecking
Zeitung Am Mitte
Guest of King Albert in Brussels Amid Navy Secretary Visit
King Albert received an audience with Josephus Daniels, American secretary of the navy, in Brussels. Daniels attended a reception in his honor at the capitol, later joined by Jacard for a social mixer, and toured the Water-t ites Ball at Truges before continuing toward England.
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Brussels
Albert
Josephus Daniels
Ameri Lcan
Jacard
II Capitol
Daniels
Truges
Fesser
Cvant
England
Study of the Delegates at Versailles and German Peace Talks
A Paris April wireless log discusses Count von Thackdorfe Kantzin head of the German peace delegation and compares his stance at Versailles in 1871 with current aims. It notes attempts to relay messages, insistence on negotiating with Allied representatives, and cites Thiers and Pavary’s treatment at Versailles. The piece mentions other German leaders like Mathias Kraberger and Hor nhard Evebirg, and notes Kraberger’s early role before the Weimar commission.
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von Thackdorfe Kantzin
Mes Agligort
Thiers
Pavrn
Versailles
Whamiorek
Pawer Pola
France
Eqns
Conentingen
Corman Fmsh
Renmark
Denmark
Gerjattce
Superial
Mathias Kraberger
Germany
Belgium
Kraberger
Lelintf
Weimar
Hornhard Evebirg
Inda Iuperial
Theatrlos
World War II era German bonds and indemnity terms
In a fragmented April report a German bonds interest payment ceased amid war declarations. China canceled payments tied to a Huehuang railway indemnity settlement. Britain, France, and the United States discussed postwar cooperation on Fu JRuangines as war ends approached and German interests faced limits on revival.
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Huehuang
China
Howe
Great Britain
France
United States
Baby tank to tour northern towns after Ogden run
The baby tank that has worked for the Victory Loan in Ogden since Wednesday night will leave tonight for Logan and other northern towns. It will perform in Logan over Sunday and Monday, then proceed to towns further north as part of war effort outreach.
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Lagan
L.gan
Ohio crops suffer cold damage in latest frost report
East Liverpool Ohio reports from the Ohio river bottom wpyles growing Metriot indicate that about 109 000 bushels of apples were destroyed by cold weather in the past two days. Columbia county Ohio and Hancock county West Virginia report peach and apple crops valued around 5500 000 damaged. The article also details military honors for the 42nd division and homecoming scenes with officials and crowds gathering at army piers.
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Hancock County
West Virginia
Whan Tr
Aisee-Marne
Cox
Charlez W. Jewett
Indianapolis
Chicago
Detroit
Des Muines
Drest
Baard
Ine Siivs Hospital
Joan Comparn
Leviathan Brings 12550 Troops to New York Port
Massive troop movement as the Leviathan arrives with 12,050 soldiers aboard alongside transports Moupternon and North Catalina, carrying members of the Rainbow and other divisions. The scene includes briefing of Major General Mead and notes on division composition, with soldiers from Nebraska Oklahoma Washington among the 193 state contingents.
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Moupternon
Batt Sailp
North Catalina
Montana Willy
Sane
Linek Ta
Friedrich Wilhelm
Gousial
George W. Mead
Ued
Lathan
Thivision Quiliary Onlire
LES Men
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LOS Fafaners
AMUL
Mater Generis Sanmsel
Suirets
Haard
Henne
Reade
Sunuincaire
St. Nazaire
Iran
Dreenhey
OIA
Oecipation
Abmreller
Grimaqiy
Italian Press Roasts Wilson NOME
Italian press ridicules President Wilson and the peace conference outline. It notes public disagreement with his principles, cites comments by officials and various nations, and argues Americans do not share his views on postwar policy.
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Wwe
Witaa
Ramat la
Eaeritioos
Wielory
Arama
Mts
Jay Justices
Msg Pon
Insane Man Kills Hotel Clerk and Shoots Self
A widely reported incident describes an insane man entering a hotel, shooting the clerk and then turning the weapon on himself. Eyewitnesses recall the confrontation on the street and the assailant’s chaotic demand before the fatal act.
License Plate Advice For Hot Weather Care
A fragment discusses license plates, car care, and safety in hot weather. It mentions radiator involvement and seeking protection for a car owner. The text hints at potential issues with plate wear and the need for proper maintenance when temperatures rise.
Russia Must Be Rebuilt on the Lines of Freedom
In Emphasizing a free Russia, Admiral Kolchak outlines aims for a loyal citizens government, including army reform, Bolshevik defeat, and universal rights. He insists on equal rights for all nationalities and cultural autonomy, while rejecting a return to the prior regime. An English engineer proposes a rotary four cylinder motor blade propeller with exhaust issuing from blade roots.
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Une
al Guleide
Nya
Tyra
Utah
Iehen Wenia
Se Une
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Wolt Lake
Russia
Omsk
Siberia
Admiral Kolchak
Associated Press
Admiral Kotchak
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