Germany Prepares For New War In Bavarian Turmoil
Munich faces a fresh crisis as Hoffman governs amid Soviet remnants. Bavarian Diet delegates arrive as government forces repulse Spartacists near Dacha and guards are posted at rail hubs. A Munich proclamation urges workers to reject the central Soviet system.
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Hoffman
London
Bavaria
Dacha
Munich
Ingolstadt
Germany
Ernest Toller
Doctor Levien
M. Alexirod
Herr Nissen
Rosenberg
Augsburg
Wurttemberg
Geneva
Exchange Telegraph
Paris
Daily Mail
Lipp
Wachsser
Tavarians Back Lawful Government Rally Cry
A terse call urges Tavarians to support the lawful government to restore order and bread. Food trains stand outside Munich ready to move, as the message warns against reaction and urges socialist government support.
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Tavarians
Munich
Allies Gain Twenty Miles Near Lake Onega in Murmansk Advance
Archangel reports Allied Russian forces push 2 miles south along the Murmansk railway reaching near Lake Onega, with successful captures at Vojmoealma and Ptroviik while inflicting heavy Bolshevik losses. Allied casualties remain light as they move toward Povienets.
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Murmansk
Lake Onega
Petrograd
Vojmoealma
Urosodero
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Ptroviik
Yam
Urosodern
Soldiers Get $3 500 Homes Under War Service Act
Melbourne plans 3 500 dollar maximum government assistance for soldiers sailors and their dependents to buy homes under the war service act now in effect. The act allows rent purchase at cost plus a small percentage with mortgage advances and house erection on applicant land.
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Melbourne
Australian Land and Sea Forces
War Service Act
Eet
General Alvarez Executed by Rebel Forces in Vera Crya
Gen. Francisco Alvarez of the antigovernment forces was executed here by a fringe quad. The action occurred in Vera Crya on April 23 with a note of almost bravery in the report.
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Vera Crya
Mex
Francisco Alvarez
Antigovernment
Revolution in Turkey Declares Soviet Government
A telegram from Kiev reports a revolution in Turkey with a Soviet government proclaimed in Constantinople. A revolutionary committee is said to have taken power, and Turkish consul officials reportedly announced the change.
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Amsterdam
Augsburg
Bavaria
Munaich
Reichart
Paris
Turkey
Kiev
Odessa
Bela Kun
Vienna
Berlalmali
Budapest
Hungary
Sigmund Kunff
Italian Delegates Withdraw From Paris Peace Talks
Rome reports that Italian delegates will refuse further conferences unless their demands are met. Italy insists on the territory promised in the London pact including the Dalmatian coast and Flame. Prime Ministers Clemenceau and Lloyd George and President Wilson weigh future of Kiao-Chau as Japanese leaders discuss the matter.
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Paris
London
Flame
Rlando
Council of Four
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Kiao-Chau
Haren Makino
Viscount Chinda
America
Italy
France
Great Britain
Italians Await Concession in Paris Peace Talks
Italian delegates refuse to leave Paris and expect a compromise before a German peace accord. French British and American delegates remain firm and continue to brief Italians on meetings as if they remained.
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Paris
Germany
Vilna Recaptured from Bolsheviks in Russian Dispatch
London reports Vilna has been recaptured from Bolsheviks according to a Russian wireless dispatch. The message says enemy forces attacked Vilna, pierced lines, and occupied the town. Dock workers strike hits Liverpool with about five thousand workers idling.
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Vilna
Liverpool
England
Castrias
Italy at War with Albanians in Albania and Saloniki
Dispatches report Italian occupation authorities relocate the Albanian provisional government capital from Durazzo to Tirana. Thousands of Albanians flee to mountains while Italians press artillery but fail to seize Kretas Kinafa or Bouli. Meetings against Essad Vasha Greece and Serbia drawn up in Italian then Albanian translation.
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Albania
Turkhan Pasha
Durazzo
Tirana
Athens
Kretas
Kinafa
Bouli
Essad Vasha
Greece
Serbia
Patrick Maloney Arrested by Military Order in Tipperary
In Tipperary Ireland on April 23 Patrick Maloney son of P J Maloney MP was arrested by military authorities without a formal charge filed.
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Tipperary
Ireland
Patrick Maloney
P. J. Maloney
Ansell Urges Army Reform To Protect Soldier Rights
Lt Col Ansell, former acting judge advocate general, testifies before the American Bar Association committee on the Army court martial system. He argues the system favors officers, denies soldiers equal rights, and calls for codified protections while rejecting dependence on department regulations. He challenges Gen Crowder and criticizes committee members as biased.
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Washington
Ansell
American Bar Association
Congress
Hor
War Department
Crowder
Baker
Army
S S. Gregory
Chicago
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Martin Conboy
New York
Conboy
Cowboy
Huns to vote on treaty in rapid German plebiscite
Berlin reports say election appurtenances including voting booths stations and clerks are ready for an immediate plebiscite on peace terms. If terms are published one morning the referendum could be held the next day and the result sent to the entente within 48 hours.
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Berlin
Sta
Germany
Nationalization of Women Law Sparks Outcry in Russia
London dispatch reports that Vladimir province suspended the law for nationalizing women amid popular protest. A committee of women will investigate its operations and report soon. The decree required girls at eighteen to register and wed a partner from ages nineteen to fifty.
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London
Russia
Stockholm
Vladimir
Krasnaya Gazeta
Bureau of Free Love
Gazeta
Chssen
Italians Reassert Stand on Piume Question
Italians reaffirm firm stance on the Piume issue as Congress discusses regional security. Orlando’s absence from the conference noted amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
German date set for reception by Allied governments
Paris April 23 Italian delegation to the Peace conference reasserts it will stand firm on Fiume. With Orlando still absent, Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson resume talks on China and Japan concerns.
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Evening Journal
Paris
Fiume
Orlando
Italy
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
China
Japan
Allies to receive German delegates at Versailles on April 28
Paris April 23 The Allied and Associated Governments notified the German Government via General Nudaat at Spa that they are ready to receive the German delegates at Versailles on April 28.
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Paris
Upper Silesia
Munich
Journal Des Debats
Gleiwitz
Liebnitz
Stresslitz
Oppelm
General Nudaat
Spa
Versailles
Orlando Threatens to Leave Paris Over Dalmatian Piave Issues
April 23 report says Premier Orlando threatens to return to Italy today if Piave and Dalmatian questions are not satisfactorily adjusted.
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Orlando
Evening Journal
Paris
Italy
Treasury reports show loan subscriptions near half a billion
Unofficial reports from Washington indicate loan subscriptions have reached the half billion dollar mark as of April 23, signaling strong demand for government borrowing.
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Evening Journal
Washington, D. C
The
Treasury
Nationalized women abduction crisis sparks widespread outrage
The Gazeta cites brutal formationalization of women and raids that seize young girls as proof of a harsh legal operation. In Kovrovy a historic confrontation erupts between relatives of an abducted nationalized woman and her persecutors. Only two women registered for state marriages as of February 1.
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Gazeta
Kovrovy
Three Navy Seaplanes to Attempt Atlantic Flight
Three naval seaplanes NCI NCB and NG will try an Atlantic crossing. They plan to leave Rockaway Beach early next month and may fly Newfoundland to Ireland directly or via the Azores.
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Washington
NCI
NCB
Atlantic Ocean
Rockaway Beach
Newfoundland
Ireland
Azores
Fire at Pontiac Reformatory Shop Believed Deadly
A blaze at the Pontiac reformatory for boys is believed to have burned many inmates to death in the chair shop. The fire caused an estimated loss of $100,000 and left several witnesses in shock from the fatal incident.
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Everal
State Reformatory For Boys
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