Wilson Gains Backing as Italy Threatens Exit at Peace Talks
Amid disorder at the peace conference the Italian delegation plans Rome departure over a presidency demand. Wilson secures solid backing from Lloyd George and Clemenceau, while Japan threatens withdrawal unless its territorial claims are met. German and Allied responses remain split as the dispute broadens.
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Italy Moves To Back Orlando Demands Amid Peace Talks
Rome tensions rise as Italy supports Premier Orlando in Paris while Premier Lloyd George and Clemenceau seek accommodation. The Italian government tightens embassy security and plans demonstrations as Wilson’s stance and London pact terms cause friction among allies.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions Lloyd George in Orlando and talks of plans abandoned and negotiations. Improperly formed sentences and unclear names prevent a coherent report.
World reaction to Wilson and Italy on peace talks
The press comments discuss President Wilson after his remarks on Italy and the Paris peace conference. They note Britain and France favor a united front and warn against separate deals with Germany while Italy’s position and Fiume claims draw mixed support. Reports quote New York and London papers weighing Italy’s stance and the potential impact on postwar diplomacy.
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Fragmented Dispatches On German Peace Mission News
The report notes German peace mission delegates reaching Spa with secretaries and telegraphs. It mentions limited German travel, Red Cross activity, and potential Versailles talks, with vague remarks from Premier Clemenceau about cautions and treasure concerns.
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Japan May Follow Lead of Ualy in World Affairs
Fragmented dispatch notes potential Japanese alignment with Ualy position as World War I settlement talks unfold. Mentions Wilson statement, timing for Germany to sign treaties, and neutrality on territorial indemnity issues. Report cites Premier Grlande and uncertain Allied stance amid early 20th century diplomacy.
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Washington Officials Back Wilson in Secret Stand Against Treaties
Washington officials back the president in a confidential move described as critical to the nation’s stance on four treaties. The report notes strong executive resolve and ongoing deliberations shaping the international posture.
President Wilson faces European peacemaking tug of war
The article discusses the U S president's stance on postwar treaties and territorial exchanges, noting Senator Johnson and other figures delay decisions on which lands and peoples were traded during the war. It cites hopes for allied unity, potential Italian shifts, and the belief that American demonstrations remain possible while diplomacy continues.
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Farmers of the Nation Endorses End to Secret Treaties
A fragmented cablegram from Farmers National Council voices support for the abolition of all secret treaties and understandings among nations. The message stresses action by governments to ensure peace and transparency and urges public accountability in every country.
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German Peace Delegation Leaves Berlin for April Talks
A German peace delegation departs Berlin on April 28 for talks, led by Alfred G. Anderson and including officials from finance, economics, colonies, and the military armistice commission. The group will be joined by representatives from Cand and other nations as secretaries and aides accompany the mission.
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Big Sales of Victory Notes in New York City Labor Struggle
A chaotic report describes large sales of Victory Notes in New York with unofficial estimates suggesting totals exceed a threshold tied to a major labor confrontation. The piece mentions public rallies, figures linked to labor leaders, and dispersed accounts of street activity around noon.
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Michigan and Iowa Battle for Quota Lead
Treasury officials struggle to decide which state should first subscribe its quota as Michigan and Iowa vie for top status. The drama centers on promises and fears in the banner states, with both sides pressing for priority.
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Treasury reports vast Victory Loan quotas across states
Treasury officials announced nationwide progress on the Victory Loan drive with counties in Oregon and other states meeting substantial quotas. Portland area subscriptions were strong, with total returns reaching close to eighty-eight million dollars and ongoing efforts to push regions toward the ten percent target.
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Two of Them in One-Piece Suits Arrested in New York
Unclear text reports two individuals detained in New York wearing one-piece suits amid a confusing scene. Further readable details are scant and names or exact charges are not evident.
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