Italy Near Break With Teutons Allies Report
London reports Rome and Vienna near breaking points over territorial demands. Italy may be isolated as supplies reach Germany via Genoa. Swiss seizure of American guns at Genoa and rail embargoes affect Austria Hungary. Major battles loom in Carpathians and Poland with weather and supply constraints. Dardanelles actions hint at imminent moves against Turkish positions.
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Altho
Carpathians
Poland
Cracow
Dardanelles
Straits
Boston Defeats Brooklyn 7 to 2 in Morning Game
In Brooklyn on April 19 Boston wins 7 to 2 over Brooklyn. Box score lists Boston 7 runs on 9 hits 2 errors, Brooklyn 2 runs on 9 hits 0 errors. Batteries Strand Gowdy for Boston and Dell Coombs McCarthy for Brooklyn. Ad copy for El Tovar Broadleat Havana 5c appears in the same item.
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Boston
Brooklyn
Strand
Gowdy
Dell
Coombs
McCarthy
el Tovar
Broadleat
Havana
Germany May Demand Arms Embargo Again
Washington reports Germany plans a new diplomatic campaign against the United States over arms exports to the Allies. Berlin will argue U.S. shipments violated neutrality and pressed 1898 contraband cargoes. The note promises further specific accusations to force curbs on war supplies.
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Germany
Washington, D. C
United States
von Bernstorff
Great Britain
State Department
Berlin
Two Joyriders Nabbed After Stealing Minister’s Car
Ralph Baker aged 47 and Tony Jerguson aged 22, both of Cedar Falls, stole a Ford from Rev. L C Moore while he entered Central Church of Christ. The pair fled to Waterloo, were chased by Rev Moore and Mr Wittick, arrested after a lively pursuit, and held for preliminary hearing on a charge of theft.
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Ralph Baker
Tony Jerguson
Cedar Falls
Fourth
Hawkeya O Co
Frank Looses Supreme Court Appeal Over Phagan Murder
Leo M. Frank, condemned for Mary Phagan's murder, lost another U S Supreme Court appeal. Justices Holmes and Hughes dissented as the court dismissed his habeas corpus challenge. Only a Georgia pardon can now save him from the death penalty.
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Washington, D.C
Leo, M. Frank
Brooklyn
Mary Phagan
Atlanta
Supreme Court of the United States
Holmes
Hughes
Frank
Federal Court of Georgia
Courts of
Georgia
Justice Pitney
United States
Supreme Courts
State of
United States Supreme Court
Officer Reports Jap Operations Are Legitimate
Washington April 19. Navy department received Commander Irwin's report from the cruiser New Orleans detailing Turtle Bay Lower California activities. He said Japanese work is tied to salvage of the wrecked Asama and they expect to float her by May 1 after a repair ship arrived March 31.
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Washington, D. C
Turtle Bay
Lower
California
Navy Department
Irwin
New Orleans
Japan
Rejected Indian Suitor Kills Postmistress in Wisconsin
Shawano Wisconsin April 19 Miss Mary Dickson postmistress at Keshen a Menominee Indian reservation agency was shot and killed by James Wappoose a rejected suitor. Wappoose then shot himself in the head and was taken to the government hospital with poor prospects for recovery. The incident occurred while Dickson rode in a buggy with another young man. Wappoose hid along the road and fired when she refused to leave her escort.
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Shawano
Wis
Mary Dickson
Keshena
Menominée Indian Reservation
James Wappoose
Wappoose
Government Hospital
Return Favor Demand Echoed From 1898 Policy Debate
A fragment cites a claim that the United States should now return a favor to Germany under similar circumstances as in 1898, reflecting a political argument about reciprocal action and international policy. The passage implies a historical precedent used to justify current governmental behavior.
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United States
Germany
Submarine K-15 Lost in Dardanelles Action
British and Turkish reports recount the submarine K-15 grounded on Kephez point as Turkish forces captured its crew after a scouting mission in the Dardanelles. Meanwhile the transport Manitou suffered 24 deaths and 27 missing from a torpedo attack. the ship itself was not damaged.
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London
Kephez Point
Dardanelles
Aegean Sea
Arbitration Sessions Began To End Carpenter Strike
Chicago on April 19 as the state board of arbitration opened sessions to settle a 16 000 carpenter strike at Governor Dunnes request. He called the strike a calamity and said Chicago and Illinois are enjoying prosperity and good business.
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Chicago
State Board of Arbitration
Dunne
Ilinois
Head of War News Bureau Chief Dies at Home in Surrey
London April 1 Baron Herbert Me Reuter managing director of Reuters Telegram company was found dead yesterday at his home near Reigate Surrey A discharged revolver lay beside him authorities deem it likely suicide The baron was shaken by his wife’s death last Thursday Their only son serves in the army Reuters Telegram is a leading world news agency since 1861 when its cable linked England and France moved headquarters to London.
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London
Baron Herbert Me Reuter
Reuter
Telegram Company
Reigate
Surrey
Baron Ie Reuter
England
France
America Enjoys Lion's Share of World Trade
Washington reports a surge in prosperity as the United States records a vast trade surplus of 2.6 billion dollars, with expectations of 1 to 1.5 billion more by year’s end and December 1934. The US dominates world markets, feeding Europe and funding war efforts, potentially becoming the world’s banker and leading trader after peace.
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America
Commerc Rednald
United States
Amerot
Wucope
Bankere
England
Great Britain
Germany
Efforts To Raise Submarine F-1 Delayed In Honolulu
In Honolulu on April 19 a lifting attempt to raise the submerged submarine F-1 was delayed hours to fix a minor defect in a scow pontoon holder. A test showed another scow was in perfect condition, supporting Rear Admiral Charles B. T. Moore’s belief that the craft can be raised in shallow waters by alternating lifts and towing.
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Honolulu
Charles B. T. Moore
Youth Pleads Guilty in Blackmail Plot Against Astor
New York April 19 John Meriella a 19 year old youth pleaded guilty to attempted extortion for writing two letters to Vincent Astor demanding 500 under penalty of death. He also pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons a revolver found on him when arrested Friday night. Bail set at 2500 on each charge awaiting grand jury action.
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New York
John Merella
Vincent Astor
Meriella
Bomb Throwers Are Sentenced to Sing Sing
New York April 19 anarchists Frank Abarno and Carmine Carbone who made and set a bomb in St Patrick's Cathedral during a worship service on March 2 were sentenced today to not less than six nor more than twelve years in Sing Sing prison. They were found guilty last week.
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New York
Frank Abarno
Carmine Carbone
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Sing Sing
Abarno
Carbone
Germans Capture Noted Aviator Roland Garros
Berlin reports German headquarters say French aviator Lien Roland Garros has been taken prisoner at Tagelmanster Taout after a series of daring flights since the war began. Garros, famed for aerial feats, reportedly fought German airmen at Dun kirk three days ago and killed the German aviator and observer before his capture.
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Berlin
Roland G. Garros
Tagelmanster
Taout
Garris
Dunkirk
Perfect Babies Party Report From Pasadena Publication
Robert Bonner of Pasadena hosts a party for children labeled as perfect. The pictured pedildren include Virginia Lynastoff four years six months Elmer Brown three years six months Marian McDougal two years eight months Dotty England three months Robert Bonner sixteen months and Shirley May Walter eight months.
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Robert Bonner
Pasadena
Cal
Virginia Lynastoff
Elmer Brown
Marian McDougal
Dotty England
Shirley May Walter
Austrian Invasion of Italy Faces Repulse and Fire
London April 19 reports claim Austrian troops crossed into Italy and fired on Italian forces, who repelled the attack and advanced into Austria. Diplomatic efforts to unite Austria and Italy falter amid talks of Trent and papal disposal, while a Geneva follow report notes Maxim guns found in a Genoa to Germany car and other contraband seized at Como.
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London
Austtria
Italy
Austria
Efports
Rome
Paris
Trent
Haly
Trin¢e von Huelow
Joens
Geneva
Switzerland
Genoa
Germany
Thalian
Frankfort
Como
Villa forces tighten grip on Pacific coast of Mexico
On the west coast of Mexico the Villa movement is reported collapsing, with Guaymas the only mainland port under Villa control. Lower California troops are said unable to resist, Zapotlan evacuated by Carranza forces, and General Diegura arriving with wounded. Manzanillo sees seizure of a Chinese merchant's home, markets purge Chinese, and Yaqui Indians wage independent warfare causing trouble for both sides.
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Manzanillo
Mazatlan
Re Villa
Carranaa
Stock market rally drives prominent dividend stocks up
New York April 19 extensive trading on the stock exchange saw clear gains in many investment issues. Union Pacific St Louis Southwestern Pacific Northern Pacific Canadian Pacific Atchison Baltimore and Ohio New York Central Reading Lehigh Valley and other dividend payers rose one to three points in the opening hour.
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New York
Union Pacific
St. Tui
Northern Pacific
Dpacsifc
Atchison, Baltimore and Ohio
New York Central
Reading
Lehigh Valley
Mayor Roberts at Leavenworth in Terre Haute case
The general car carrying Mayor Dota M ed in the Terre Haute election conspiracy case arrived at the federal penitentiary at 10:45 this morning after departing Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. The group, including Mayor Roberts, was examined on arrival and photographed before joining 1398 other inmates for their first prison meal.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Dota
Terre Haute
Federal Penitentiary
Indianapolis
Missouri Pacific
Colorado
Peach
Mayer Toberts
Delivery Trouble Notification From Carrier
If the paper is not delivered by 6 o'clock due to carrier error or other cause, call for a replacement at 6:30 and a copy will be sent. If delivery is late after 6:30, call 2059 for assistance or reshipment.
Roosevelt Defends Suit in Abel Ololt Trial
Syracuse April 19. Theodora Roosevelt and William Barnes faced off as Barnes seeks 50000 damages from the former president. A special panel of seventy five talesmen was questioned by William L. Barnum as both sides prepared for a high profile jury. The case could reshape political alignments with Roosevelt hoping a win would bolster return to the Republican fold while Barnes seeks to diminish Roosevelt influence.
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Syracuse
Theodora Rooosevelt
William Barnes
Supreme Court
Barnes
William St. Andrews
Roosevelt
Mr. Barnes
Talesman
Justice Williams
Ans Crews
Talesmen
William L. Barnum
United States
New York
Barnum
Colonel Roosevelt
GO. P
Progressive Party
Jbarnes
Republican Party
Mr. Roosevelt
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Tenedos
Astor
Villas
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VY. Stock Exchange
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