29 Apr 1919
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Newspaper
Warren Evening Times
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1919
Page
1
A Chinese delegation rejects Japanese terms reported through the Red Cross in Vienna. Meanwhile, Fiume’s status shifts as volunteers align with Italy. In other news, Americans abroad are urged to depart Italy this week while Bolshevist movements gain momentum in the north.
A large crowd gathered in Capital Square as Parliament prepared to act while Rome officials, led by Mayor Prince Colonna, urged unity with Fiume under the London pact. Baron Scommino arrived from Paris to cheers. the U S Ambassador conferred with the Premier before heading to the Quirinal amid Rome’s political tension.
Washington region forecast indicates cloudy skies and likely western basin cloud cover tonight. Light winds and cooler temperatures expected with chances of scattered drizzle in the evening.
London Express article predicts Germans will sign the peace treaty by the rhodle of the month. Taclisive by ton. Contreyve.
An unclear OCR fragment cites "Jtalian Parliament" and "American Red" with garbled words about a patch, value, death, and commissions. It mentions a correspondent and a member, implying a wartime or political report with missing context and many unreadable sections.
Resuham and Harry Hay announced at noon they would not proceed with the organization as weather began falling at ten. Captain Stix remains associated with the effort in St Johns Nova Scotia on April 25.
A distorted Washington report notes Wilson endorses Burleson’s guidance on telecom and telephone legislation. The piece mentions delays and government action aimed at owners, with reference to a Wis day event and congressional steps pending.
American delegation asserts President Wilson is constrained on the Oriental issue, his options narrowed as Britain seems pledged to a policy seen as foolish and risky. The report notes Great Britain's stance and the perceived weakness of U S leadership amid European pressures.
Ambiguity surrounds President Wilson as Japanese delegates press for territorial claims at the Paris peace talks. American representatives caution that Wilson may be constrained by Allied secret treaties, including the London pact between Britain and France, as he weighs restoring territories like Fiume and amid tensions with China.
Fragmented text shows a political dispute over a covenant, with references to Republicans, the Senate, and a push for a complete shutdown. It mentions Baral or Baral Republican stance and tensions among senators about presenting or withholding the covenant, amid ongoing partisan acrimony.
Copenhagen dispatch reports a deadly earthquake in San Salvador killing forty people and injuring numerous others. The U S state department was advised. no Americans are reported harmed. Several houses were destroyed and property damage noted amid the disaster.
A Chicago incident reports an attempted safe blow at the Eugene Dietzgen Company last night. An explosion injured a man described as safe in the building during the blast. Police investigate motive and whether the blast was connected to a robbery plot or misdirected vandalism.
Fragmentary notice reports that former Prime Minister Herbert Asquith is coming here as ambassador. Readable bits mention U United States and foreign affairs with unclear context and names partially garbled.
Peace committee of the German National Assembly is slated to convene discussions toward resolving conflict. The report notes forthcoming meetings and aims for diplomatic progress amid wartime strain.
Treasury officials in Washington fear a failure of the Victory Loan in Oregon amid uncertain financial signals. The report notes weak public subscription totals and concerns over war financing as the nation faces economic strain.
A crowd of thousand men from Adelphia and nearby areas gathers to honor Seventh Division veterans aboard the Agememnon and Pennsylvania troops. Guards falter then reinforcements arrive as crowds disperse after the roomlead-brought men from the Pennsylvania division participate in the ceremony. Colonel Davidd presents medals and honors in a ceremony described with period voices and names.
A disputed case arises over a parrot's egg laying ability and its impact on a reward claim. The involved parties include owners and a judge, with testimony about the bird's capacity and alleged unreported properties. The matter centers on whether the parrot produced eggs and whether that fact justifies the reward.
Fragmentary note references Gompers and theorist perspectives with unclear connection to New York. The text is garbled, with missing names and dates, offering no coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Fragmented OCR text describes a violent clash in London involving Americans and South Americans, with garbled phrases about authorities, witnesses, and ensuing tensions. The readable portions hint at a public disturbance and possible police involvement, but concrete names, dates, or locations remain unclear.
A train wreck involving a fast passenger service was reported with preliminary details. Investigators examine the Faas line as officials confirm the incident and potential causes while responders secure the scene.
A Connecticut House vote approved a presidential suffrage measure amid a sparse chamber. Supporters argued for expansion of voting rights while opponents warned of constitutional conflicts and potential political disruption. The action marks a notable step in state level reform debates.
Gov Goodrich deployed two militia units to Linton after 500 citizens stormed the office and chased them to the roof of the Telephone Building amid the riot. The action followed by authorities to restore order.
In Indiana near Bloomington Linton telephones and police clash as riot erupts over mine strikes. About 500 people smash windows injuring officers and prompting adjutant general Harry B. Smith to deploy militia. Telephones and operators are disrupted as crowds confront police and miners.
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