Germans Demand Standing Army At San Remo Despite Treaty
A German note to France requests that San Remo allow maintaining a standing army of 200000, twice the treaty limit, plus full general staff. The dispatch argues it is needed to maintain order and would resist dissolution, while allies accuse Germany of treachery and threaten stronger action.
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Germany
France
San Remo
Noet
Marshal Foch
Jtahan
Europe
Suffrage politics in Delaware and national party impact
Delaware Republicans adopt a strong suffrage resolution seen as ratification support by the National Woman's Party. The piece credits the party for pushing suffrage into practical politics, noting federal amendment momentum and party accountability in ratification efforts across states, while joking about a political figure. It ends with a note on strike costs and who bore them.
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Delaware
National Women's Party
Amanos
Delewaere
Congress
National ‘Woman's Party
Federicl Auffrege
Esch
Darty
Law's Intent in Railroad Arbitration Act
The piece argues the Compoint-Rach law aims to keep railroads operating while allowing workers to seek arbitration. It holds strikes to be a last resort and says the railroad labor board should enforce arbitration for grievances, with penalties for wage violations and a duty for carriers to avoid interruptions.
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Railroad Labor Board
Atenus
Laben Board
Congress
Thareof
Thersto
Adjustment Board
Winging the Profiteer in War Time Prices
Department of Justice drives anti profiteering under the Lever food control act with about 1200 arrests and an 85 percent conviction rate. Flying squadron raids show rapid profits in sugar and potatoes, while fair price committees may speed relief. article notes slow legal process and ongoing vigilance as Congress cuts the army amid Mexico concerns.
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Department of Justice
England
Boston
New York
Suger
Gatin
Lady Paul and the Pauls of Gloucestershire saga
The article chronicles Lady Paul, aka Mme Poldowska, and Sir Aubrey Paul amid a tangle of divorce suits, royal society ties, and sensational press notoriety. It traces the Paul family from Gloucestershire to London banking scandals, including Sir John Paul’s ruin and transportations, and a bizarre sibling libel feud within the Hare family punctuated by a murder accusation.
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Pauls
Gloucestershire
County
Carlow
John Paul
Salisbury
Samual Snow
London
Snow, Paul & Co
Sir John Paul
Trders
Proceedings Of Congress And Committees In Brief
The record summarizes noon meetings and adjournments with discussion on pension rates for Civil War veterans and dependents, naval pay raises, race question commission proposal, district funding, and tax changes. It notes naval mistakes, pay hikes, Muscle Shoals nitrate plant use, and bills on currency, statehood coins, and anti third term attempt.
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Thomas and King
Colorado
Thoes
Benator Spencer
Missouri
Calder
Pratt
Sima
Navy
Conoress
Milton C. Whitney
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Muscle Shoals
Akron population soars past several cities in 14th census
Akron Ohio reports a population of 208435, up 139368 as the 14th census figures show the largest numeric gain to date. Other gains include Wichita Kansas 72138, Manfield Ohio 37834, Dedham Massachusetts 10783, and Teure Maine 13037, highlighting rapid growth and ranking shifts among midwest and northeast cities.
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Akron
Onia
Kansas City
Kans
Duaytes
Ohio
Memphis
Tenn
Nashville
Tewn
Syracuse
Albany
St. Paul
Obio
Wichita
Kana
Manafield
Dedham
Mase
Dover naval memorial fund gift to New York harbor
Mrs. John Wrench of the English Speaking Union presented Secretary Daniels with a £6,000 donation from the Dover patrol memorial fund for a joint British and American naval memorial. Daniels called it a token of British esteem for the American navy. The money will finance a monolith at the entrance to New York harbor.
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Dover Patrol
John Wrench
Daniels
Wrench
New York Harbor
Navy renames two aircraft tenders Langley and Wright
The Navy announced naming two new aircraft tenders after Samuel Langley and Wilbur Wright in tribute to their roles in heavier-than-air flight. The Hog Island yard tender will be named Wright, while the Jupiter converted carrier has been renamed Langley, with Orville Wright waiving sponsor duties.
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Ramusl P. Langley
Wilbur Wright
Navy Department
Hog Island
Wright
Delong
Langley
Orville Wright
Tax Delinquents Plague Government War Effort
The Internal Revenue Service reports 360,998 dodged income tax failures in two years. In six months ends Feb 1, $29,051,000 in delinquent taxes collected. Delinquency spans 131,398 with no payment and 44,260 with partial payment. Luxury taxes unpaid by 184,590 firms. Delinquents forced to settle full amounts with penalties. over 7,000,000 expected to pay this year as detectives pursue suspected evaders.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Inet Hight
Williama
Treasury Orclals
Williams
Navy rejects bids on coal as prices jump
Navy Department asks for new bids on 2,800,000 tons of bituminous coal after rejecting most offers from last week. Secretary Dantela says earlier bids were one-fourth of needs and carried price increases up to 142 dollars above fixed April 1 prices. Next opening set for May 18 to obtain bids without protective margins amid industry uncertainties.
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Senate
New England
Maine
Alabama
Pravent
Wilson
Labor Department
Siegel
Repub- Mean
New York
Europe
Palmer
House
Tinkham
Macmachusetts
Juul
Ilinois
Humphreys
Mississippi
Navy Department
Dantela
Claxton Sets Conferences on Commercial Training
Commissioner Claxton of the bureau of education announced eleven regional conferences to study commercial training in public and normal schools and other institutions. Meetings will be in Knoxville April 23 New Orleans April San Francisco May 20 Seattle May 17 Denver May 26 Kansas City May 29 Chicago May 8 Pittsburgh June Minneapol is October 16 Boston October 23 and Philadelphia October 10.
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Claxton
Bureau of Education
Carly Fac
U S Seeks Canadian Sugar Embargo Removal
The Department of State seeks removal of Canada’s student sugar embargo to ease U S shortages. Complaints from firms unable to obtain shipments prompt action. The consul general at Ottawa is to press the Canadian government, with the prime minister signaling possible easing if Canada’s needs are secured.
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United States
Department of State i4
Canada
Départment
Archite
Ougna
Berlin Demands Max Hoelz Asks Extradition
Prague April 2 German government demands extradition of Max Hoels leader of Baxun movement arrested near Eger Bohemia. Hoelz held 130000 marks when captured with companion Wibel. They began a hunger strike and refuse to disclose details of the communist movement in Saxony.
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Prague
Ceecho-Slovakia
Max Hoels
Eger
Bohemia
Lastwerk Beer
Baxr Hoelz
Plauen
Saxony
Here
Hoelz
Wibe
Preference Given To Yanks For Postmaster Roles
An executive order permits the Postmaster General to nominate the top eligible or the veteran with the highest eligible rating for first, second, and third class postmasters. The veteran need not be the top candidate among all eligible for the vacancy.
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Clase
Briton Riviere Artist Dead at London
The death of Briton Riviere the artist was announced in London. His eightieth birthday would have been next August. He began as a painter of general objects and in the late sixties turned to animal painting. Starting with Meaping Deerhound he produced a series of such subjects and gained wide recognition. He was a constant exhibitor at the Royal Academy and was elected a member in 1881.
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London
Briton Riviere
Riviere
Royal Academy
Rockefeller Board Boosts Endowment With 980000 Gift
New York April 22 The General Education Board founded by John D Rockefeller announced a contribution of 980000 to an endowment fund for engineering and collegiate studies at New York Trinity University. The gift is conditional on raising a total fund of 1209000 and clearing roughly 400000 of the universitys floating indebtedness.
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New York
Friends of
Washington hotel whispers on Georgia and party fates
The scene shifts among Washington hotels as Al Carroll of New York cites Georgia politics and Democratic shifts. He notes Mitchall Parr’s outsider win, Palmer’s race role, and Watson and Bryan entries shaping the presidential contest with party unity and factional pull across the state.
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Avery Angle
al Carroll
New York
Shoreham
Tria Boro Tnes
Vannah
Mitchall Parr
Wee Palmer
Cass Dalgn
Georgia
Howsmth
Thomas E Watson
Pame
George
Democrac
Orrey Genéta
Georg
Tor Wy
Watson
Denny
Barty
Dane Wu
Palmer
Kentucky backing Cox Kenncky for Democratic ticket
Reports from Kentucky indicate strong support for Gav Cox among Democrats with many Republicans open to voting for him if nominated. Louisville headquarters receive encouraging signals as Kentucky eyes a large Democratic sweep, aided by hopeful sentiment for Cox and potential party leadership changes. Meanwhile at the Vatican, Germany formalizes diplomatic steps with the Holy See, establishing a separate embassy as Berlin shifts its diplomatic posture.
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Kentucky
Cox Kenncky
Gav Cox
Dani
Cox
Toulaville
Hentucky
Gay Cox
San Francisco
Kentucks
Hila
Mleo Ingare
Uve Bielda
Gosva
Fields
Louleville
Crown Prince Buys House in Amsterdam Negotiations Begin
Dutch government begins negotiations to convert a presbytery in Wieringen for the permanent residence of the former Crown Prince of Germany. The move, reported by Telegraaf’s Wieringen correspondent, follows efforts to secure a suitable residence in Amsterdam.
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Amsterdam
Reformed Church
Wieringan
Mpan
Wieringen
Telegraaf
Sgewer Pu Rpp
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