Revolt in Turkey and Hungarian Fall Under Belá Kun
Budapest and Vienna report a Turkish revolution and a declared Soviet regime at Constantinople. Bela Kun’s Hungarians lose ground as 30,000 Szekler troops join Romanians. Czech and Roumanian forces clash with Soviet troops amid rising violence and conscription.
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Cchaos
London
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Red Guard
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Nane Freie Presse
Reds Who Took Dachau Repulsed They Broke Pact
London reports the Bavarian front is improving as Hoffmann ministry says Sparticides who seized Dachau near Munich were repulsed and government forces hold the town Reinforcements move toward Munich from Ingolstadt Delegates arrive for the diet and the assembly will meet soon Russian POWs released from camps are now guarding rail stations Communist leaders seek southern Bavaria support and send agents urging women.
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London
Bavaria
Hoffmann
Dachau
Munich
Ingolstadt
Germany
Read Smart backs league of nations with amendments cited
Utah Senator Read Smart said he would support any league of nations covenant that includes newspaper-reported provisos on Monroe doctrine limits, non-interference in internal affairs, and resident sovereignty. He argued the pact should lessen war without handing the U.S. to hostile powers.
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Ogden
Utah
Read Smart
League
League of ‘Nations
United States
Free Love Plan Triggers Tragedy in Auso Province
London dispatch reports a suspended law for nationalizing women in north ast Russia. A Vind Tir committee will investigate, while a local soviet backs the move. Women 18 must register and choose partners aged 19 to 50, prompting abductions, judicial disputes, and rumors of murders as officials push the policy. Notable figures include Mme Vera Arkadieff.
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Associated Press
Russia
Stockholm
Vind Tir
Krasnays Gazeta
Bureau of Free Love
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O. K
Tablonowsky
Guriakin
Kovrov
Mme Vera Arkadieff
Admiral Kolchak
Perm
Krasnaya Gazeta
Red Gazette
Petrograd
Waterloo Route to Carry Iowa Guardsmen Homeward
War department planners map routing for the One Hundred Sixty eighth Iowa regiment from Camp Dodge to Des Moines. They aim to pass through towns where members enlisted, enabling demobilization with Hawkeye hospitality. Exact routing to be announced. five to seven days expected for processing at eastern camps and debarkation port.
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Waterloo
Isvening Courier
Washington, D. C
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War Department
General Staff
Towa
Col. McAndrews
Old Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Des Moines
Ilsu
Debarkation
Secret Alliance League Menace Denied by Wilson
Washington April 22 The revised covenant of the League of Nations was received at the state department today and publication is under consideration. President Wilson would not take any action jeopardizing the league and to the defense question involving Italy, France and Britain officials fear a deadlock may delay progress at the peace talks.
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Sherif D. B. Henderson
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Ferguson
Vogel
Waterloo
State
Paul Battier
Studte
Stim
Taka & Bill
Fifth Street East
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Sherif
Associated Press
Washington
League of Nations
Paris
Polk
Washington, D. C
Italy
Adriatic
France
Great Britain
United States
Victory Loan Drive Opens With Broad Optimism Across Nation
Treasury officials reported a buoyant start to the Victory Liberty loan drive on opening day. District reviews cited boundless enthusiasm in Chicago and San Francisco, strong starts in St. Louis, and substantial unofficial totals from Boston and Kansas City. Officials expected the broader $4.5 million loan goal to be reached well ahead of schedule.
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Mississippi
Boston
Kansas City
Kansas
Treasury
Many Witnesses Die During Suit's Delay of Quarter Century
Chicago April 22 After 25 years the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley railroad suit, pursued by the Illinois Central, against the city of Chicago for 20009 damages, proceeds before Judge George T Page. The case stems from the 1894 strike when federal troops protected property. Most witnesses are elderly and many summoned at court opening were reported dead.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railroad
Illinois Central
Germany to vote on peace terms in plebiscite plan
Berlin reports secret preparations for a three phase parade and a nationwide plebiscite to decide acceptance of peace terms with France. Sources say a rejection is likely unless details are negotiable, with blockade and food imports evading harsh terms as investors fear consequences.
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Associated Press
Berlin
MARIS
Paris
Thei
Germany
Ure Tee Glazes
Slayer of two laughs in cell debate spans army justice
Col Samuel T Ansell testified before the American Bar Association committee on army justice reform. He attacked the system as archaic and urged codifying soldiers rights, arguing officers wield too much arbitrary power while enlisted men lack protections. Jealousy sparks double murder in Rock Island. Cecil Newbill and Ida Woods victims. suspect Herbert Cook captured after hours.
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Washington
DD. G
Thingt
Samuel T. Ansell
Mself
Corminitee
American Bar Association
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Hylis
Gregory
Col
Ansell
Associated Press
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Hauer
Rock Stand
Iebert Conk
Cecil Newbll
Ida Woods
Wall
Vate
Woods
Cook
Gillon
Tia
Five Airmens Die In Flames As Plane Falls
Andover England April 71 Five crew members of a Handley Page aircraft died when the plane crashed at Neyhill airfield near Hers. Two others were severely injured. The aircraft failed to start and struck a telegraph pole the undercarriage broke and the machine fell onto a hut used for sleeping. The gasoline tank ignited causing the craft to burn rapidly and prevent rescue of the imprisoned crew. A lieutenant and a sergeant escaped but suffered severe burns.
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England
Handley-Page
Neyhill
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Albania Horde Fights Italians in Mountains
Dispatches report Albanian forces rise in northern and eastern Albania opposing Italian occupation. Under Turkish authorities the provisional government capital moved from Durazzo to Tirana. Several thousand Albanians retreat to the mountains as Italian artillery fails to seize Kretas Kiafa and Boull.
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Associated Press
Saloniki
Albania
Turkican Pasha
Durazzo
Tirana
Durazan
Martial law declared in Gujerat district India
A proclamation has declared martial law in Gujerat district amid disorder in Lahore and areas north of Bombay. The northern region of Ay Bom bay presidency includes Surat Ahmedabad and Baro do with a population surpassing 9.9 million. Localities face restrictions as authorities restore order.
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Gujerat District
India
Lahore
Boambay
Gujerat
Silesia Mine Owners Refuse Dictation and Forecast Closures
The Silesia mine owners reject ministerial moves to depose the mine director and push a system where bosses decide hiring and firing. They warn of rapid mine closures with production costs at 17 marks per ton of coal and 230 marks per ton of ore, saying strikes and higher wages have turned profits into losses while still trying to keep workers employed.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Silesia
Child Labor Under Federal Supervision Returns Via Tax Law
The Internal Revenue Bureau reestablishes federal supervision of child labor under the new revenue act's tax on child labor profits. A 10 percent levy applies to net profits of firms employing children under specified ages, with full effect after April 25. Exemptions apply to canning clubs recognized by the agriculture department.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Internal Revenue Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Foggy conditions delay trans Atlantic flight attempt
Weather in St Johns Newfoundland and mid Atlantic reports hinder a planned trans Atlantic attempt by Barry Hawker and Capt Frederick Raynham. Fog rain continued, raising uncertainties for the Sopwith biplane and the Martinside machine.
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St. Johns
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Barry Hawker
Frederick P. Raynham
mid-Atlantic
Courier delivery by 5 30 each day notice
The notice states papers are to be delivered before 5 30. If the carrier errs and you do not receive the paper by that time, call 3330 and a copy will be sent. Calls to the office must arrive before 6 30 p.m.
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Italy Quits Conference Amid Adriatic Deadlock
Paris April 22 Italian premier Orlando absent as Allied leaders discuss German and Japanese questions at Versailles. Wilson and Lloyd George press for agreement while Italy faces possible plebiscite and dispute over Fiume Dalmatian coast. News wires report revolutions affecting Turkey Hungary and Munich.
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Germany
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Council of Four
Turkey
Odessa
Constantinople
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Ural
Russia
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