Easter Peace Renewed in Paris as Talks Resume
Paris April 7—As negotiations resumed, hopeful American circles foresee an Easter peace. Outcome hinges on British and French stance with delegates optimistic reparations may be settled today. The main task focuses on a plan to leave collections to a permanent commission and a yearly settlement, while Germany cites gold payment limits due to interest and neutral holdings.
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Ferguson
Paris
Lloyd -George
Picton
Strikes Turn Violent At Everett Mill Attack
In Lawrence Massachusetts on April 7 a march by more than 1,000 textile workers attacked the Everett mill and nearby buildings. Stones shattered windows including at Holy Rotary Catholic church. Police with mounted and foot officers fired over 70 shots. 24 arrested. No serious injuries reported. In Ranger Texas a blaze damaged two business blocks with property losses over 200000.
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Everett
Fred
Ranger
Tex
Yast
Bridge Opens on Washington-Vineehues Road for Traffic
Dan Kutter, contractor, announces that the temporary bridge over Prairie Creek on the Washington-Vineehues road is now completed and open for traffic.
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Dan Kutter
Prairie Creak
Washington-Vineehues Road
Trafic
Soviet Overthrown in Budapest Soviet Report
London reports the Buda peat soviet has been overthrown amid claims it was staged. Key figures and exact circumstances remain unclear as the city eyes the new power balance.
British relief expedition sails for Murmansk
A London report outlines a volunteer British relief expedition sailing in two sections toward Murmansk. The force, to be led by major Murmansk, aims to aid Russians while urging Allied munitions, supplies, and officers. A Bolshevik army dispatch from Keene notes rising tensions and calls for support.
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London
Murmansk
Russia
Keene
Elias Stone 91 longtime Harrison official dies at home
Elias Stone aged 91 died Sunday evening at his home near Ebenezer church after a long illness. He served Harrison township as justice of the peace and kept an office at his house. Surviving: four children Willis Holtzclaw Angeline Wicks Jessece Stone and a brother Jacob Stone. Funeral Tuesday at Ebenezer church with burial in nearby cemetery.
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Hbenezer Church
Mr. Stone
Harvison
Stone
Harrison Township
Willis
Marthe Holizclaw
Gity
Angeline Wicks
Waco
Jessece
Harrow
Jacob Stane
Ebenezer Church
Tornado Strikes Omaha. Boy Injured Seriously
A tornado damaged Omaha yesterday with a six year old boy reported seriously injured from a broken back. The dispatch mentions a western port and names Mile Awey, while a Vienna dispatch highlights Bolshevik activity as of April 7.
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Coe
Stork Brings Plump Baby, Melton Freed From Jail
The Meltons celebrated a double joy as a blue-eyed baby arrived Sunday night, and Jamies Heck Melton was released from jail after charges linked to chicken theft and alleged prohibition violations were dropped. Warden Fogarty granted clemency, praising Melton’s intent to do right, while an unsettled trip to state prison was avoided.
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Heck) Melton
Paby
Fogarty
Melton
Sim
Pois Auen
Jackson Estate Bequests To Children In Will
A long estate notice details the will of John Jackson who died last week. His children receive land parcels totaling about 5404 acres and Liberty bonds plus stock in Citizens Loan & Trust Company. Executors named. premarital agreement noted. a continuing page references further bequests and the estate division among Anna Singleton Stella Soliday and Harlie M Jackson with specific acreages and bonds.
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John Jackson
Citizens Loan & Trust Company
Heat Ommer Securities
Jr. Jackson
IV. G. Bister
Stephen E. Myers
Batlie M. Jack
Jackson
Ner
Luis
Anna Singleton
Liberty
Stella Soljiday
Citizen’s Loan & Trust Company
Harlie M. Jackson
Jury Discharges Verdict in Haag Drugstore Prohibition Case
In Indianapolis on April 1 a jury trying Julius A. Bagg and Leif Haag on prohibition charges could not agree after forty two hours and was discharged. The brothers, druggists with a chain of blue stores, were accused of selling Aquor s without prescriptions. The jury, sequestered from Saturday night, held a 10 to 2 vote for conviction before being discharged.
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Itanpolie
Jutius A. Bagg
Leif Haag
Americans Evolve Russian Policy Reported
April 7 report states the American peace delegation has evolved a definite Russian policy for ratification by allied delegations. The policy reportedly does not recognize the Bolshevik government but is such that Premier Lenin may accept. Clarence Wade visited friends yesterday.
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Lenine
Parr Estate Goes To Widow And Sons In 1913 Will
The will of Dr. G L Parr filed with the circuit court Saturday disposes of an estate worth about 1910 000. All property except 100 is left to his widow Ledore Parr. The 106 is to be divided equally between his two sons James L Parr and Homer Parr. Homer Parr died after the will was made with execution dated February 42 1913. It was witnessed by Fred A Stewart and E Me J Stewart. The widow named executrix to administer the estate.
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Lédore Parr
James ‘L. ‘Parr
Homer Parr
Ita
Fred A ‘Stewart
Eme.j. Stewart
War on Serbia Reported by Ex Telegraph Rome
An Ex change Telegraph dispatch from Rome today said that Hun Bolsheviki have declared war on Serbia. Serbia is said to be demanding allied aid and martial law has been proclaimed throughout the country.
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London
Exchange
Rome
Serbia
President Wilson Still In Bed Amid Big Four Conference
April 7 Phrig President Wilson’s condition shows improvement though Read Admiral Grayson orders bed rest. The president’s cold and fever subside as Col House and other Americans visit the White House briefly. The George Washington, undergoing overhaul, to be placed in commission immediately ahead of the liner’s return, suggesting possible need for the president to leave the conference.
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Wilson
Grayson
Col. House
White House
George Washington
United States
Trante
Homecoming Hope for French War Dead Bodies
Letters and telegrams reaching county families reveal the U S government asking whether to disinter and ship home the bodies of sons who died in France or allow them to rest there. James Mattingly of Cannburg learns his son Emil Mattingly will be brought home soon after being killed in action July 18. Families weigh whether to repatriate remains or leave them in France.
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James Mattingly
Cannerburg
Emil Mattingly
Mattingly
Rainbow Boys Homeward Bound Through Train Movements
A continuous stream of trains carries units of the 42d Rainbow division westward since morning. Infantry movement expected to begin Tuesday with regiments departing as guns already start down the Rhine from Rotterdam.
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42D
Rainbow
Rhine
Rotterdam
Dieptartag
Plots Reported in German Towns Spark Coup Fears
Berlin warned of plots to establish a soviet republic as authorities react with measures. Krupp workers halt production. armed peasants in Munich vow to oppose the new government. Berlin workers and soldiers plan arrests and a general strike. Noske orders blanket warrants for communist arrests as troops move toward Weimar.
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Berlin
Krupp
Idje
Munich
War Ministry
London
Daily News
Spartacans
Weimar
Noske
Allies deny Hungarian invasion plans amid Red Army buildup
General Smuts and Bela Juno met in Budapest today denying Allied plans to send troops into Hungary as an international Red Army forms locally. About 1,200 volunteers from Vienna joined, and the Soviet stance limits interference in military matters. Hungarian aviators dropped propaganda over Vienna, were arrested, then released as the regime limits reforms. apprentices face a 36 hour week, and 37,000 schoolchildren receive free baths while tuition fees are dropped.
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Aanuil
Smuts
Bela Jun
Hungary
Alliea
Vienna
Opposition Fights Plan for Large Standing Army
Washington on April 7 reports opposition in Congress to the War Department plan for a 500000 man peacetime army. Representative Kahn of California studies European systems to draft his own reorganization, opposing a large general staff, while Rep. Dent of Alabama advocates strong army. Democratic members largely share the doubt. London reports a rival view emerging today.
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Dent
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