Italian Withdrawal Deepens Adriatic Conference Deadlock
Report from Paris dated April 22 states Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino were absent as Italy temporarily withdrew from the conference. Officials say no official status on territorial claims is given, and the Big Four faces ongoing deadlock over Italy and Japan issues amid debates on secret treaties and armistice terms.
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Ferguson
Orlanto
Orable
Sonnio Fea
Wilver
Consid- Sapen
Big Four
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Mneneee DY
Sictribaten
Fachides
Grenfear
Unemay
Italy
Japan
Vinee Returns to Navy Home Amid Organ Table Features
Vinee recently returned to his naval rank and wore a uniform once more. The York home displays an organ table as a notable feature, with mentions of belve and pips referenced in the readable text.
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Belve
Italian politics and Adriatic aims stir peace talks
Baron Sonnino leads Italian reactionaries seeking Adriatic gains while Premier Orlando and Clemenceau clash with Allied rivals. President Wilson opposes Italian plans and may address the conference if Adriatic talks stall. Polish troops seize Vilna and other Bolshevik targets, Warsaw dispatch reports.
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Paris
Vilna
Warsaw
Campaign Telegrams Pulse Returns After First Day
Telegrams from districts and state campaigners say the initial day lacked pep but overnight messages were encouraging and carried a hopeful note for the Victory effort.
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Joan
Pep
Motter Named Temporary Clerk by Indiana Presbytery
Vincennes Indiana April 22 The Indiana Presbytery elected Rev J B Miller of Vincennes moderator Rev William A Motter of Washington and Rev C A Grimes of Cynthiana temporary clerks and Rev A R Brown of Terre Haute vice moderator for the coming year The presbytery will close tonight
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Vincennes
Ind
Indiana Presbytery
J. B. Miller
William A. Motter
Washington
C. A. Grimes
Cynthiana
A. R. Brown
Terre’ Haute
Presbytery
Death of Erma Jewell Sullivan Knowns
Erma Jewell Sullivan Knowns, a niece of F. O. Marts, died Sunday at 4 p m in a Sullivan hospital after a long illness. She was operated on for femur in Indianapolis and later contracted influenza with complications. She was well known in the city and visited Mr and Mrs Marts.
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Erma Jewell
Sullivan
Femor
Indianapolis
Here
Campaign for books seeks 350 volumes for local library
Miss Mary Waller announces a new drive to stock the local library with 350 volumes and suitable new books. The effort calls for donations of presentable, quality titles fitting the requested category.
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Mary Waller
Feace ‘Boldiers
Arias
Protecting Force for the Pacific
Washington April 22 The War Department orders 10 000 airforce troops to protect American possessions in the Pacific. The force will bolster garrisons in the Philippines China Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone. Officials deny the move is tied to clashes between Americans and Japanese in China and Korea.
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Washington
Pacific
War Department
Phillippines
China
Lloyd George to Receive Irish American Delegation
Premier Lloyd George agreed to receive an Irish American delegation led by Frank Walsh Mike Ryan and Edward Penna for discussion of a proposal to allow Sinn Feiners exploration of independence. The news came from Paris with details of promises to present the delegation next week. The article also notes a delayed execution related to General Alvarez following a first appeal filed with the court.
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Digeland
Paris
George His
Wee
Hdward de Vale
Preget
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Mike P. Ryan
Edward Penna
War of Defense Declared by Proletariat Government
Copenhagen reports a Budapest dispatch stating Bela Kun issued a proclamation urging workers and peasants across trades to take up arms in defense of the Proletariat government. The call targets Rumanian, Czecho-Slovak, and Yugoslav troops amid regional tensions.
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Bela Kun
Budapest
Adldiera
Behal
Orkmen
German Monarchist Threat Foretold by Radical Leader
Berlin April 22 The present German government is seen as yielding to reactionaries who may overthrow the regime and reestablish the monarchy once the allies demobilize Emil Barth radical leader in a United Press interview warned that a monarchist coup is possible unless militarism is destroyed He argued Wilson was deceived by Berlin and the allies erred on the Danzig issue predicting a second revolution if terms at Versailles are rejected
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Red Cross
Sgld
France
Bave
B. E
United Press
Berlin
Emil Barth
Criendt
Frances
Germany
Wilson
Danzig
Versailles
Barth
Entente
Italy Seeks Adriatic Edge Amid London Pact Demands
Report from Paris notes Italy’s insistence on minimum gains from the London pact and potential occupation of disputed territory. Sonnino aims to secure Adriatic claims while Wilson’s stance is pressed. Paris crowds mark Italy’s claim with nervous anticipation as clashes in Trieste raise tensions.
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Paris
Italy
Sonnino
London
Wilson
Adriatic
Parip
Ali
Lkense
Fiume
Troth
Trieste
Crottag Press
Victory Parade fragment and scattered names
A fragmented OCR note mentions a victory parade and names like Khan, with uncertain details and possible context hints but no clear event or date. The text is incomplete and reads as a rough fragment.
Socialists Restore Hope Amid Political Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR text mentions socialists and restoration themes with unclear surrounding context. The readable phrases indicate a political framing, suggesting a discussion of socialist groups and restoration of order or policy, but specifics are not present.
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