Paderewski At Conference Adds To International Chaos
Polish Premier underscores dissatisfaction with armistice terms, while U S war and constitutional prohibition clash. Rhode Island may test the amendment’s validity before the Supreme Court as July 1 wartime prohibition looms. Debates pit wets against drys and the White House watches for possible revocation.
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Bavarian Crisis Rumors Reported Amid Soviet Talk
Reports from Berlin and London describe money moving from Berlin to Bavaria to back former Crown Prince Rupprecht and clerical factions as a Bavarian soviet movement spreads. Conflicting dispatches claim a Bolshevik government formed at Munich, while others say none exists. Western strike activities threaten to reach Essen. Artists protest French art policies amid rising tensions.
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America
Wilson Aides Predict World Peace Terms At Paris
Paris April 7 President Wilson improves from a severe cold and presides in his sick room as Col E M House attends Big Four meetings. Paderewski arrives with Polish aims, Danzig and open port issues surface while negotiations proceed on League covenant, reparations, and Alsace Lorraine borders. Ministers anticipate a final peace draft within 24 hours after four powers reconcile.
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Only One Transport Due in Gotham Today
New York April 7 only one transport is due here today the Mauretania bringing 1,030 American soldiers twelve near officials including Rear Admiral Sims and his staff and 2,700 Americans who have been in the British army.
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Pitched battle on Lawrence streets as police clash with strikers
Street fighting broke out in Lawrence Massachusetts as police and strikers clashed on Newbury and Common Streets. Twenty ring leaders were arrested after bullets struck a city auto and a wake-house on Newberry Street was damaged. City Marshal O'Brien read the riot act and police charged amid bricks and bottles. several injuries noted among officers.
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Weather forecast for Western Pennsylvania in April 1919
The forecast predicts cloudy conditions with probable rain and cooler air in the north. From April 7 through April 12, 1919, conditions are mainly fair aside from rain likely on Tuesday or Wednesday. temperatures stay above normal early in the period and near normal later.
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Detroit Votes In Major State Election On Prohibition And City Issues
Detroit voters face a pivotal ballot with a statewide prohibition amendment to legalize cider beer and related products. The city also weighs buying and running street railways, new bridges, bonds for land and a Bell Isle bridge, plus electing two Supreme Court justices, Regents of the University of Michigan, and a Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Wilson May Plan Return Trip From Paris
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson ordered the liner George Washington to proceed from the United States to Brest, with speculation that negotiations may delay his return. New York officials said there was no confirmation of any plan for another voyage to Europe, and the ship was then at sea.
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Counter Revolution Not Thought to Be National in Scope
A Paris telegraph via Vienna reports the Hungarian Bolshevik government may not reflect a national movement. Vienna sources say Gen Smit agreed to meet in Prague. Budapest was informed of boundaries and economic talks. The Central News agency notes Hungary’s Soviet regime began March 22 after Karolyi’s resignation.
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New York Harbor Shrouded by Heavy Fog Delays Ships
A dense fog blanketed New York Harbor delaying most ships. Only a Bermudan freighter could enter quarantine as other steamers slowed, ferries crawled, and harbor boats waited at piers. The Leviathan transport bound for Secretary Baker to Europe could not clear due to high tide and inability to depart.
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Europe
Omaha Tornado Damages Fine Residence District
A tornado swept Omaha's finest residence district on April 7 injuring more than twenty people. Frances Micklen, six, suffered a broken back as homes were damaged or destroyed along about ten blocks. Police fire and soldiers assisted, guarding property and fighting fires with wind damage reported to airsorting vehicles.
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Fire Fallout in Ranger Tex Leaves One Dead and Multiple Hurt
A large blaze at a rear restaurant in Ranger Texas killed one man and injured several others. The oil town is without water and lacks a fire department, hindering containment as dynamite was used to destroy nearby buildings to slow spread. Local turmoil followed with a hotel stoppage reported while Roosevelt's navy role shifts and a death in New York were noted.
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Navy Department
Chicago Unions Denounce Foreign Socialism Amid Tense Meeting
Chicago Federation of Labor denounces foreign socialism after a rowdy meeting in which alleged red elements tried to push socialist ideas. Secretary Edward A. Nockets clashed with socialists as John Fitzpatrick defended American principles and standards. Also noted is the Twenty-second Yankee division mustered out at Camp Devens with a Boston parade planned in coming days.
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