Formal Demands Made on Germany Across South American Powers
Argentine demands Germany for sinking of Argentine vessel Leonta Vrodeette. President Tetquorax contemplates breaking relations and declaring war. Brazil to cooperate with allies, border protection orders issued as German insurgent activity spreads near the region.
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Awenosateen
Apri
Germany
der Watitserion
Leonta Vrodeette
Atwan- Une Iegdine
Tetquorax
Toe
Garman
Brazil
Tuguer
Herman Insurgenta
Colina
Sermoins Under Surveillance in United States War Effort
A 1917 era report notes thousands of German sympathizers under close surveillance across states. The government expands its crackdown, with investigators growing in number and reach. Authorities aim to arrest all major suspects while addressing wartime loyalties and security concerns.
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Washington
Efitel Petute
Churchill presses for deployment to influence European front
W Churchill demands troop deployment to Europe, arguing American help and a swift arrival of allied forces would sway French and other troops. He insists control of property and manpower to support a larger Allied effort, aiming to strengthen morale and strategic position amid the ongoing war.
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Gyndeu
Wiuawa
Gnurchiil
Aageil
ToNgas Alwasa
Wedice
Amin Tee Woldlere
Europe
Len Poate
Balfour Reaches the U. S. in Washington
The State Department announced that Balfour, the Kiestereten mulnener, has aided safely in Washington after a feat reported in April during starr J Balfour.
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Balfour
Washington
Apri Starr J Balfour
State Department
Governor OKs pay raise for referees in bill
The governor signs legislation increasing referees' annual compensation to 5,000, replacing the previous 2,500. The act sets salaries for clerks and other officials, structuring pay across eight districts. The measure is part of broader state personnel changes and is effective under the appointed positions.
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Croft
Brumbauen
Eich
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County License Revocation List
Pinabioreh April 21 reports the city and county plan sewer steamline and license actions. Judges Mer Carpenter and Ambrose Brie endorsed revocation of licenses for 32 dealers and 23 retailers, with several hotel licenses canceled including Lincoln Hotel and Duquesne Hotel. other licenses granted subject to new terms.
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Allegheny County
Steencad
Ealoimn
HK Yaar
Hein
Jamen F. Mer
Carpenter
Ambrose Brie
Weleenee Tort
Uuioue Iheve
Hensem
Lincoln Hote
Duquesne
Hess Deng
Cour Whaleaadeen
Temagee
Oruc— Nloua
Elaran Licennes
Senate Takes Up Conscription in Historic Debates
April 21 report from Wuanineioa outlines the Senate discussion on conscription as the country nears a one million-man army. House committee action favored general military service with no amendments, while President’s call for volunteers is debated amid warnings of mass mobilization and rising tensions.
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Armeult
Caldwert
New York
Comeniies Erami
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Canton
Naval
Argentaur
Ger- Tangamare
Gram Hamilton
Petorstion of Labor
Srmeshae
Samed Gompare
Charles Crane and Russian Commission Heads in Washington News
In April reports surface about Charles Crane the Chicano millionaire and Hadestii Waar aiding U S interests. The Russian Commission and the American delegation discuss formal exchanges as the Senate announces a policy shift. An ambassador pages to the Brute Department arrive. Grant Bellam’s status is unclear amid diplomatic maneuvers.
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Washiveton
Milionaire
Feo Rteni
Stitenla
Staue
Toler
Crane
Suip
Brute Department
Grant Bellam
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Pittsburg
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Pete Migs
Anidiers
Miners Receive Raise Amid War Time Strain
Fragmentary text reports miners gaining a raise as wartime strain affects Pennsylvania coal operations. Government officials and labor leaders are referenced, with unclear details about dates or amounts. The article hints at ongoing wartime economic measures and labor negotiations impacting the mining sector.
Centralization likely as wartime government strains emerge
The article discusses U S government departments overlapping and conflicting since entering the war. It cites the need for economy and centralized control, noting opinions from officials like Hoover and Houston. It hints at possible moves toward centralized administration and Republican presidential influence shaping policy.
Belgian relief ship Konells lands after torpedo hit
April 22 report describes the Belgian relief ship Konells bringing cargo of 4,000 tons of wheat after a torpedo or mine strike in German airspace. Nineteen aerial events ofelaar crew were landed here with the ship.
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Ymuldem
Toland
Evolution in Hungary Revolution 38 Imminent
Reported in Rome and carried from Budapest and 25 other cities. unrest spreads across Hungary with proclamations in multiple towns as authorities warn of a possible revolution. amid turmoil, distinct districts signal growing opposition and calls for change.
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Rome
Hungary
Potato sale by Chamber of Commerce amid wartime restrictions
Congress adopts revelations urging prohibition during wartime. An earlier notice from the Chamber of Commerce in Rochester discusses seed potato pricing at 3.50 per bushel and commitments for 12 bushels. The plan includes advance orders for 780 Kugel-ins and details on payment, delivery, and potential market adjustments.
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Lawestmiont
Mer Hall
Cumper
Waile Cousy
Adeul
Salon
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Congress
Washington to aid wartime national defense efforts
A 1918 style report describes plans to cooperate with national defense councils, discuss wartime readiness, and promote unity. The article notes the close of a convention, mentions a patriotic demonstration in Bloomington, and outlines resolutions about banning certain actions during the war. It references naturalization, suffrage, and a large memorial fund balance.
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Washington
Irs
Wits
Cammings Beery
Gielie
Bloomington
EuspHal
Ammariewn
George Henry Jr Still Leads Times Big Contest
George Henry Jr maintains the lead in The Times big contest with strong showings across districts. The field shows increasing entries and tense competition as candidates push for top spots, while observers note Henry’s steady pace and growing support in key areas.
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George Henry, JR
French Gain North of the Aisne Amid Bombardment
The report notes French forces advancing north of the Aisne amid heavy fighting near Laon. German positions along a salient are described as stubborn, with British support and counterattacks shaping the battle as the campaign intensifies.
Patriotic meeting and war updates from April front
A distorted report notes Reverend Joem A smearer announcing a patriotic gathering with views on the war. It mentions Allied actions north of the Alan river and on the French front with gains around Mont Haut and Juvia Court, reporting German prisoner captures and intensified artillery fighting.
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Alan
Coucey
Mont Haut
War Office
Jonnslil
Rhoime Olay
Mont Hausorth
Greonas
Hheime
Juvia
Gourey
French Strategy Pushes French to Major Victory Claim
The report describes French actions on the ground in Aubert, Seineons, and near Craonne as forces, munitions, and strategic maneuvers aim to break German lines. It notes heavy bombardment, shifting fronts, and expected decisive points ahead in the ongoing engagement along the river fronts and surrounding towns.
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Aubert
jHis Denbure
Grouer
Germany
Gerarai Satan Fort
Gonane
Craenne
Thelmac
Garden Plans Lead to Quiet Community Update
A garbled North American town note mentions Wanttonton residents planning to plant a garden and grow vegetables. It references Mary Senulue of Chicago being retired today by a national committee and asks for a copy of a schedule for 90 items. The fragment hints at local civic actions and personal plans without clear dates or places.
Explosion at gas plant injures workers and prompts inquest
Gerd Kirkpatrick was fatally injured in an early morning blast at The Troma Gas Company plant near 1499 Oh Brough. Warren, Rayman Gurris, and others survived with injuries. Gov. Chapman ordered an inquest to determine responsibility and compensation under the law.
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Gerd Kirkpatrick
Troma ‘Gas Gla Company
Brdo
Chapman
Iiespatricke
Mle Ows McGrelesataus
Eroyien
Qasoine
Kirwoatrink
Pleiend
Uli Lee
Abe
Meryl
Anemiete
de Tigen
Warrel
Governor veto blocks school tax plan after council vote
A veto by the governor halted a local proposal to levy a special tax on school districts for evening programs, vacation schools, playgrounds, and related facilities. The move affects funding for extended services and community amenities proposed by the district board and supported by several community groups.
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Tagrishyre
Ane
Covernor Arimmbauem
Inet Hinde
Foreign flags fly in capital during foreign visit
During a stay by British and French representatives, flags were raised on Bannayivanta Avenue as crowds gathered. Police kept watch while a legation remained stationed in the county. A map will continue to show the area as work proceeds, with the host nations continuing ceremonies.
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Bannayivanta
Exlavnel
Two Raiders Sunk at Dover by British Patrol Vessels
London reports a raid on Dover by German destroyers failed after two British patrol ships engaged them under searchlight. The German vessels were sunk or driven off, with Dover guns firing throughout the attack as crews sought safety. A number of ships were damaged or abandoned, and several German destroyers were said sunk.
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Dover
Loman
Reid
Britis
Pater
Caine
Boeis
Gall Reichsrats Peace Vote Delayed in Parliament
In London the government delays a peace motion as the Austria parliament considers no immediate proposal. The report notes large debate and uncertainty about terms and timing for any potential accord.
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