Lodge Favored To Deliver Keynote At Republican Convention
The article notes a mid ground faction led by Gav Mor row and Henry J Allen pushing harmony on the treaty, with Gov Morrow and Bev eridge discussed as possible keynote speakers. Lodge remains central, with party leaders seeking unity and a neutral keynote to calm factions ahead of the Atlantic City gathering.
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Kentucky
Henry J Allen
Kansas
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Morrow
Beveridge
Benator Lodge
Boeskers
Atlantic City
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Senate
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Tv Allen
Mert
Lodge
Hays
Washington
Wilsons Fiume Plan Adopted by Premiers
Reports from Belgrade and Rome indicate Italy and Yugoslavia agreed to a Wilson plan making Fiume a buffer state. Lagosto would go to Italy or Yugoslavia, and Cherso fate tied to Fiume. Belgrade to ratify. American role discussed as European peace efforts unfold.
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Jugoslav
Paris
Belgrade
Adriatic
Fiume
Europe
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Anton Truabitch
Sabe Jugosiev
Italy
Seven Found Dead on Bismarck Farm Near Turtle Lake
Seven members of the Wolf family including Saccob Wolf and four children were found shot dead at the Wolf farm near Turtle Lake north of Bismarck. A neighbor reported the scene with numerous empty shotgun shells scattered about the premises. authorities said the incident is under military investigation.
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Turtle Lake
Allies Plan Joint Declaration on German Rebuilding and Disarmament
An accord among Clemenceau Lloyd George and Mitte outlines a joint statement to reassure Germans they will not be enslaved while insisting on Versailles treaty disarmament. They plan direct talks with the German chancellor, likely in Brussels, May, to discuss economic clauses and indemnities. The reparations amount will be fixed by the reparations commission before Brussels.
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France
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Lealy
San Remo
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Mitte
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Reparations Commission
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McClure
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Caillaux Freed Returns to Paris Amid Uncertain Plans
Joseph Caillaux former French premier freed by a High Court of Commerce decision arrives at his Paris home with wife and friends. He refuses comment saying he will not be in Paris on May 1. His arrest on January 14, 1917, counted toward a nine month reduction in his 35 year sentence.
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Tte Det
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Associated Press
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Paris
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Caillaux Decree Limits Residence After Prison Term
The report notes Caillaux’s total prison time reaching 27 months and describes a decree preventing him from living in certain locations. Jules Steeg, the interior minister, sent the prefect to inform him of the decree, with the minister using the standard interior formula due to the lack of specific court orders. The action covers areas in the Seine and Marne region and adjacent frontier departments.
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Palles
Newilly
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Minister of the Interior
Selne
Ang Setne-Olse
Seine-Marne
France
Johnson Campaign in New Jersey Cost $10,747
In Trenton on April 24 Senator Hiram W Johnson's campaign in New Jersey cost $10,747. Irving K Taylor of New York contributed $5,000 and Angus Mct Sween Johnson's Eastern campaign manager $5,747. All funds were expended. The primary is next Tuesday.
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Trenton
N .J
Hiram W Johnson
New Jersey
Irving K Taylor
New York
Angus Mct Sween
Johnson
Train Hits Trolley In Philadelphia Crash Injures Dozens
A Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck a trolley car in Philadelphia's southern district injuring more than 39 people. The trolley carrying about 70 passengers, mostly women and children, was knocked from the tracks and rolled onto its side.
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Philadolphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sinnel
Plane crashes into crowd at Sullivan Oklahoma
Fort Smith Arkansas April 24 a 14 year old boy is killed and twenty injured, one seriously, when a plane driven by Bob Fogga former army aviator plunges 411 40 feet through a crowd of 2900 people at Sullivan Oklahoma, according to special dispatches.
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Sullivan
Okla
Bob Fogga
Italy asks Reds to open parley in Moscow talks
April 24 London Capt de Martins Italian cruiser arrives at Novorossisk on the Black Sea with a message from Moscow indicating readiness to renew official relations with Soviet Russia. Premier Iltaer Constantinople authorized the move. April 83 London figures report Gen Keyes, after talks at Sebastopol with Gen Wrangel, may travel to Moscow to discuss a possible armistice.
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London
de Martin
Novoron
Russia
Wascow
Italy
Soviet Russia
French Railway Workers Vote for Immediate General Strike
Paris April 24 The congress of French railway workers voted to strike if demands are not met including nationalization of railways reemployment of strikers dismissal reprisals abandonment of judicial prosecutions and recognition of the national union The congress urged the public to support the decision and said strike date and nature will be set if demands are refused
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Congress of
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France
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Department of Justice
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Johnson Shows Gains in Montana Primary Returns
Helena Mont April 24 Senator Hiram W Johnson of California widened his lead over Republican rivals for the presidential nomination as Montana returns were tallied. With 27 percent from 12 counties, Johnson led with 7 712 votes, Wood 2 472, Hoover 1 819, Lowden 2 233, Harding 190. Layout shows Johnson leading in several counties, with Wood second in others and Lowden fluctuating for second place in multiple counties.
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Harding
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unrest and demands shaping western vote Johnson strength
The Washington Post outlines unrest over labor demands and price pressures across the West. It notes sympathy for labor reform but public opposition to strikes, calls for government reorganization, and Johnson's appeal in the West due to internal policy familiarity and belief in a strong national government.
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Washington
Hoover Campaign Disgusts Johnson in California
Special to The Washington Post from Philadelphia reports Herbert C Hoover’s campaign in California draws strong criticism from Senator Johnson who accuses Hoover of a dirty, well funded drive. Johnson predicts a delegate majority at Chicago while denouncing Hoover as using disreputable forces and money. Mrs Johnson overhears the verbal exchange in the hotel suite.
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Philadelphia
Herbert C Hoover
California
Hi Johnson
Herbert Hoover
Enoch
Johnson
Montana
Chicago
Hoover
Roosevelt
Camden
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Senator Johnson
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Johnwar
Wood Files at Raleigh as Johnson Seeks Petition
Gen Leonard Wood files his name with the State board of elections for the statewide primary on June 5. Supporters of Hiram Johnson indicate the application has been forwarded. Notices dated April 24 will be accepted by the election board.
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Leonard Wood
State Board of Elections
Hiram Johnson
Election Board
Brewery Workers Union Raises Wages and Cuts Hours
Reading Pennsylvania April 24 announcement by the Brewery Workers Union states all breweries have increased wages by 36 a week and reduced the working day by one hour The union had demanded a $10 raise Gotilers were advanced $8 a week.
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Brewery Workers’ Union
Lodge Fight and Johnson Clash Over League at Chicago Convention
Washington Post report outlines internal GOP struggles as Senator Lodge faces possible replacement as temporary chairman of the Chicago convention amid disputes over the League of Nations. Senator Hiram Johnson and allies push anti league stances, while Hays and others seek to preserve party unity and leadership through the pivotal convention.
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Lodge
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Hays
George Rothwell Brown
Washington Post Co
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League of Nations
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Republican Party
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Will H. Hays
National Committee
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New York
New York Adopts 2.75 Beer Bill in Session Push
Albany, April 24. New York legislature acts favorably on a 2.75 per cent beer bill after an all-night session. In the assembly the vote was 85 to 57. The bill limits sale of 2.75 beer to restaurants clubs and hotels in first and second class cities. Senator James J Walker sponsors the measure to prevent saloon restoration.
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N. XY
New York
James J Walker
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Red threats prompt push for sweeping radical legislation
Washington Post coverage argues for early House and Senate action to curb anarchists communists and bolsheviks amid post strike labor board era. Officials cite Supreme Court precedent and need to isolate agitators while protecting workers rights.
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