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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
1
Report of a wartime press conference outlining aims for a readjustment machinery to correct blunders and to support Bolshevism resistance. The Premier discusses Russia, indemnities, and Balkans unrest while stressing desire for peace and unity among allies.
An April dispatch from Athens cites a French British Allied bombardment of Odessa. The report notes Bolshevik forces or possible counteraction as the city endures shelling and shifting occupier dynamics amid wartime confusion.
Paris April 16 Sinn Fein Parliament in Dublin aims to establish trade relations with other nations. The Irish delegation has set up an embassy at the Grand Hotel and denies plans for organized assassination in south Tipperary. They pursue passive resistance to English rule while seeking support for Ireland at the peace conference. John O Reilly reports from Dublin as Sinn Fein efforts press for broader international engagement.
New York April 16 all machinery and work in Hearst interests halted for five minutes as a tribute to the memory of Phoebe Hearst during services in Pleasanton California at one o clock New York time.
Weather bulletin notes warmer conditions to the west with rising temperatures while eastern areas face colder air, possible snow or frost. Forecasters warn of frost and light snowfall in northern regions as the cold front pushes through.
London report quotes Premier Lloyd George accusing Lord Northcliffe of vanity and sowing discord. He says The Times acts as a government organ, undermining the peace conference and joint war effort.
Boston April 1 union girl telephone operators in New England faced a swelling strike as about 12 000 inside and side repairmen joined in sympathy. Five hundred cable splicers supported the walkout while delegates met at the Quincy House to press wage and bargaining demands.
Reports from diplomat circles describe uprisings and arrests as Bolshevik labels spread amid allied efforts to curb local political strife. General Graves resists involvement while Japanese forces reportedly blend into local factions.
Cleveland police say widower Rick confessed to shooting Dr Otto Mueller, a prominent Cleveland physician, after the doctor refused to pay his deceased wife's funeral expenses. Mueller was wounded in the abdomen and hospitalized. officials say operation may be required to save him.
Exclusive cable reports that German delegates will be privately received by the council of ten at the Trainon Palace in Versailles before a plenary conference session. They will see a draft treaty and Clemenceau will present the final signatures as the assembly proceeds.
Total Farm Loan Board figures show 315 948 217 loaned to farmers in the past month across 4 630 United States banks on long term credit. The Federal Land Bank of Omaha leads with 5 859 loans closed, followed by the Federal Land Bank of St Paul. Other banks reported loan activity in cities including Houston Kansas City Louisville New Orleans Berkeley Springfield Baltimore and more with amounts ranging from hundreds to millions.
Paris report states Ignace Paderewski, premier of Poland, will never again play piano in public. Boston Opera House manager Max Rabinoff quotes Paderewski losing daily piano practice due to state duties and rheumatism, concluding the world must decide if he remains a pianist or a nation builder.
A million dollar New York based company with famed restaurateurs aims to establish fashionable London dining venues with cabaret performances signaling a major push into the capital’s restaurant scene.
A national strike threatens Denmark soon after Easter as metal workers join eighteen other unions in coordinated action. The report from Copenhagen notes potential disruption across the island nations as the labor movement mobilizes.
uncertain OCR report discusses President Ebert of Germany amid Allied blockade and reactions. It notes defiance, rejection of measures, and the strained path for Germany amid occupation and punitive aims.
Striking Cincinnati firefighters prompted a wage rise after a city council vote approved a salary upgrade of up to 200 a year for long service. Mayor Gat signed the ordinance immediately, aligning with union demands and signaling a broader labor action.
Unconfirmed dispatch from Budapest claims Archduke Joseph and former premier Alexander Wekerle were assassinated by Hungarian communists on Soviet orders. The Petit Journal cites Copenhagen sources and mentions earlier reports naming Foreign Minister Szterenyi among the victims.
Two Italian senators issue a Paris telegram to Premier Orlando warning Italy will resist any peace plan that could cede territory or threaten sovereignty. The note stresses intent to defend national borders and security.
In Christ Church New Zealand soldiers vote down the prohibition bill today. The measure faced opposition among service members and failed to pass.
The conference discusses Fiume amid Allied and associate powers. Delegates debate terms and Italy’s claims as Austria and other parties seek a settlement. The outcome pressures a negotiated peace and regional stability.
Reports from Washington and Rome indicate possible agreement on Adriatic terms. Premier Orlando pressures Wilson for Fiume and Italy’s demands while stressing the need for fair handling and avoiding future bitterness.
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