Orlando Quits Meet and Rome Dispatches Amid United Front
The article reports Premier Orlando and Signor Barzilai departing Paris for Rome after a two hour council of four session. It notes Italy’s stance on Fiume and the Dalmatian coast tied to Wilson’s 14 points, and outlines Orlando’s critical statement on President Wilson’s Paris message as a new practice in international relations.
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Rome
Orlando
Wilson
Washington
Tumulty
White House
Paris
Signor Barzilal
Council of Four
Sonnine
Baron Sonnine
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Italy
Fiume
Dalmatian
Paria
United States
Great Britain
France
Right to Protest Declared Over Italian Political Views
A speaker asserts the right to complain when presidential messages seem aimed at opposing the Italian people or government. He argues such declarations would misconstrue Italy’s civilization and its democratic liberal regime and would force strong protests against perceived offenses to the country.
Times backs Wilson appeal to Italy in bold editorial
London April 25 The Times leads with unwavering backing for President Wilson in urging Italy to join the Allies. The article argues Britain and France support Wilson not for his office but for the sound principles he presents and the case he makes.
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London Times
Britain
France
Italy
London
Wilson
The
Times
Four Armed Bandits Rob Bank in Chicago District
Four masked bandits held up Dressel Commercial and Savings Bank at 2822 West Twelfth Street, escaping in a car with a fifth accomplice. They took about $2,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. The same bank was robbed months earlier of $5,000, and officials had made no apparent changes.
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Chileago
Dressel Commmercial and Savings Bank
West Twelfth Street
Woman Charges Mad Bull in Belvidere Tragedy
Mrs Myron Howard of Belvidere Illinois charged an enraged Holstein bull with a pitchfork after it trampled her husband to death. He was unconscious and later expected to recover. In Springfield Indiana George Campbell died suddenly in the state house. he worked in the Secretary of State Emmersons office.
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Myron Howard
Belvidere, TL
Springfield
George Campbell
State House
Tie
Emmerson
I W W Plan Dig Convention Riot in Chicago
Police defied by I W W as Chicago prepares for a May 5 convention at the old West Chicago clubhouse 119 Throop street. Morris Backall a New York bolshevist warns of a May 1 parade despite permit refusal. Chief Garrity says plans will be decided with Deputy Alcock and radical outreach to labor unions grows bolder.
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Chicago
Assembly
Industrial Workers of the World
Garrity
Alcock
Old West Chicago
Throop Street
Morris Backall
New York
Bolshevist
Reds
Wicker Park Hall
Ashland Avenue
Tagley Street
Bine Itland Avenue
West Washington
North Halsted Streets
Government vows strict wartime liquor ban across nation
New York April 25. The government declares literal enforcement of the wartime prohibition act including a ban on production and sale of all beers and wines regardless of strength. Special counsel William Fitts says breweries face future prosecution while awaiting court ruling.
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New York
Department of Justice
William (. Fitts
Generil Palmer
Judge Hand Says War Still In Progress In Public Sale Opinion
In a note tied to a public sale during demobilization, Judge Hand added that the war remained in progress, countering the complainant's claim and shaping the legal framing of the sale and related objections.
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Army
Navy
Hand
ROOT ARGUES FOR THE WETS IN PROHIBITION CASE
Elihu Root for the United States Brewers' Association asks Judge Hand to declare the war time prohibition law unconstitutional arguing it was used to push a federal prohibition amendment rather than aid the war. He opposed the government's motion to dismiss the Hoffmann Brewing suit to stop interference with beer of 2 percent alcohol content.
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A. N. Hand
Jacob Hoffmann Brewing Company
Department of Justice
America
Fitts
Chateau Thierry
Uquorg
New York
Elihu Root
United States Brewers’ Association
Congress
Jacob Hoffman Brewing Company
Hoover Misquoted in Berlin Dispatch Sparks Confusion
Paris April 25 Herbert C Hoover head of the allies relief organization was surprised and annoyed by a dispatch claiming he was in Berlin He has not been away from Paris for weeks and can account for the report unless someone is impersonating him.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
Allies’ Relief Organization
Berlin
Hoover
Romanian troops press toward Budapest on river line
Danish dispatches report Romanian forces advancing April 22 along the Theiss to the Maros, with Debreczin in their sights about 120 miles east of Budapest. Hungarian troops evacuated Debreez Tuesday night as the push continued.
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Copenhagen
Budapest
Theiss
Maros
Debreczin
Debreez
Bolsheviks Driven From Kiev by Ukrainian Troops
Austrian dispatch from Vienna reports Kiev, capital of Ukraine, freed by revolutionary Ukrainian forces allied with Simon Petliura, ending Bolshevik control in the capital.
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Vienna
Kiev
Ukraine
Simon Petlura
Washington Faces Italian Frustration Over Fiume Dispute
In Washington the Italian delegation protests as President Wilson challenges Italy’s Fiume claim. Behind the scenes, Lloyd George and Clemenceau reportedly back US stance, while Italian officials condemn Wilson for addressing the people and bypassing their rulers. Analysts warn continued Italian rigidity may strain allied peace.
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Italy
Fiume
Orlando
Sonnino
Demind
Quarnero
Wilson
United States
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Great Britain
France
Flame
Optimistic Thought Inspires Calm Soldier Ethos
A soldier values peace yet remains ready for conflict, embracing readiness as a duty. The message highlights disciplined resolve and commitment to protection, reflecting a stance of preparedness amid restraint.
Monroe Doctrine Hit by Carranza
Mexico City reports claim the Mexican government will not recognize the Monroe doctrine. Alberto J. Pani will leave Paris for Spain to await orders, while the foreign relations department states Mexico will not endorse the doctrine that challenges its sovereignty.
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Mexico City
Paris
Alberto J. Pani
France
Spain
Salvador Diego Fernandez
Department of Foreign Relations
Mexico
Senor Pani
Carranza
Senor Pant
Friends of Mexico
Mexican Department of Foreign Relations
Adriatic Situation Likely to be Cleared Up Soon
Report notes tensions with a major conference over an Adriatic issue. Officials expect resolution within a fortnights period, signaling a diplomatic path toward normal relations and reduced regional friction.
Czecho Slovaks Gain Advance Near Budapest
Paris dispatch reports Czech and Slovak forces advancing toward the city of Waitzen near Budapest with French aid to Romania in eastern Hungary. In Berlin a more hopeful mood prevailed at the Jalian headquarters with no talk of breach with the Peace Conference and a possible settlement within a fortnight. Premier Orlando has traveled to Rome to consult Parliament.
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Evening Journal
Paris
Jalian
Orlando
Rome
Huge crowd of demonstrators in Rome salute embassy
A large procession of Italian demonstrators paraded through Remo toward Rome shouting Viva American as Ambassador Page stepped out for a walk. He replied Viva Italia.
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Evening Journal
Rome
Remo
Ambassador Page
Italia
Advance Delegation Arrives at Versailles
German official couriers in advance of the main delegation to the Peace Conference arrived at Versailles today.
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Nvening
Paris
Versailles
Czecho Slovak Forces Attack Waitzen Near Budapest
Paris dispatch reports Czecho Slovak forces strike Waitzen twenty miles from Budapest with a hoped for fall soon. French aid supports Roumanians in their east Hungary advance as thousands flee Budapest.
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Evening Journal
Paris
Waitzen
Budapest
Hungary
Vienna
Rainbow Division Among Returned Troops Home From War
Four transports and two battleships brought home twenty two thousand officers and men. The Leviathan with twelve thousand troops including the 149th and 150th Artillery neared Sandy Hook and was to dock before sundown. The Rainbow Division the 42nd supplied most of the returning men as committees and relatives greeted the arrivals.
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Evening Journal
New York
Leviathan
149Th
150Th
Sandyhook
Rainbow
42Nd
Recall rumors swirl around Paris minister Pani
Unofficial chatter for over a week cites a recall of Paris minister Pani amid circulating reports that General Eduardo Haya, named Mexican minister to Italy, may also be recalled though no official confirmation exists.
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Paris
Pani
Eduardo Haya
Italy
Reform from Bottom Up in Army Court Martial System
Washington April 25 S S Gregory of Chiesge heads the American Bar association committee urging military justice reform from the bottom up. He spoke at the committee’s final open session in the city and may reconvene in Chicago for enlisted men views as Lt. Col. Ansell repeats his critique of the current system.
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Washington
S. S. Gregory
Chiesge
Theirenan
American Bar Association
Chicago
Ansell
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