Peace Treaty Progress Report From Versailles
London reports Italy to receive Fiame after two years and the peace treaty to be handed to Germany at 3:15 PM Wednesday. Soviet and Hungarian tensions, Italy's role, and cautions from Marshal Foch frame the complex negotiations as minor powers receive the draft.
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London Report
Italy
Marshal Foch
France
Srl
Garmay
Versailles
Aris
Marshal Fochitt
Mengyry
Weather forecast for PVEAST New Mexico shows little change
The report indicates a dry to slightly unsettled pattern with no significant temperature or rainfall changes expected through the next 24 hours ending 6 pm. Forecasters note minor variability around Wednesday to Thursday but no major weather events anticipated.
Peace treaty with Germany likely by June first
Paris reports strong progress on the peace treaty with Germany with a decision possibly by June 1. American negotiators and key officials including President Wilken and the delegation held meetings with the council of three and consulted experts on minor issues at the Crillon hotel.
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Dewiates
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Council of Three
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Aleo
Terbert
Ficover
Admiral Hensen
Drepare
Selayeut
World treaty talks move toward final presentation
A British foreign secretary and Premier Lloyd George figures dominate the scene as final details of the peace treaty are finalized before a plenary conference session. Reports say the British diplomat will present a letter outlining concessions to secure support for the accord with other nations.
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Imernine
Ateo
Verenilies
Paris
Finn
Arethor
Galfer
Pritiah
Lloyd Geores
Papin
Untitled draft on treaty text publication
A fragmented note describes ongoing changes to the power theme and a probable public digest of the treaty. It mentions phased alterations and a plan to publish a 108 word digest on Thursday morning.
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Partin Mig
Furaely
City in Darkness Tonight for Victory Loan Mediation
Taps will sound at 9 o'clock in Albuquerque and county for three minutes. Residents are urged to pause and reflect on the Victory Loan drive and their personal sacrifice to help meet the bond sale goal of a quarter of a million dollars.
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Albuquerque
Japanese Press Launches Anti American Campaign
Japanese newspapers push anti American agitation amid rising popular sentiment. a mass meeting urged continued demonstrations in front of the American embassy but police blocked the action. Reports accuse Americans and British of inciting China, while Kokwaiato party in Osaka links Monroe Doctrine to securing Japan’s regional preeminence.
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Osaka
Monroe
League of Nations
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Eart
New Mexico Lags in State University Funding
Santa Fe May 6. The United States Bureau of Education issues a bulletin detailing state university and college finances. New Mexico funds are comparatively low with president salaries around 4500 dollars annually, and state support only a fraction of other states. Enrollment and building values reflect the underfunding, highlighting the gap with Washington California Arizona and others.
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Town
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Mchigan
Minnesota
New York
Ole
New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Ollese
School of Mines
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State College
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Grojunde
Sehool of Mines
Universiy
Theaehon
Mings
Californie Hae
Hebrary
Univeretty
Tate Ibrariog Hove
Refused Salute Sparks Shooting at Victory Forum
A 54 year old man refused to salute the national anthem at a Victory Forum meeting on Michigan Boulevard. A sailor guard shot him twice after the man drew a revolver from the crowd. The weapon was recovered. the man was taken to the hospital.
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Mooning
Ourmal Bredial
Chicago
Vietoes Forum
Mihhisun Boulevard
Adda
Godard
Victory Loan Workers Meet at Chamber Office
An important meeting of Victory Loan workers team planning for the Vietors taan drive will take place at 4 oclock this afternoon at the Chamber of Commerce. A reopening plan will be announced for Thursday with all capitate expected to attend. Judge M P F Hickey, chairman, said the meeting should last twenty minutes.
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Chamber of Commetcr
Thursia
M P F. Hickey
Chinese Request Wilson Intercede With Council to Block Japan Pact
Morning Journal dispatch from Paria reports a Chinese delegation pressing Woodrow Wilson to intervene against a Japan led agreement. The piece notes tensions over representation at Versailles and lists nations invited to the peace talks, highlighting exclusions of China Siam and several Allied states.
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Wilson
Council
Harvesters Acquire Parlin Plow Plant in Major Expansion
The International Harvester Company announced it has purchased the Parlin-Bonowitz plow factory near Canton Illinois, a 15 year old operation. Transfer takes effect July 1 with ten Parlin-Ovendorf branches leased and run alongside IH networks in Kansas City Minneapolis Omaha St Louis Dallas Denver Sioux City Oklahoma City and Portland.
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Ine Eludiqu
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Pariin-Ovendorf
Ciites
International Harvester Company
Kansas City
Mineapolis
Omaha
J. Louis
Dallas
Portland
Drenver
Sioux Walls
Oklahoma City
Government Railroads Face Massive Deficit in Early 1919
Director General Hines reports government operating losses of about 192 million dollars for the first quarter of the year and 226 million for 1918, with a total fifteen month federal loss of 418 million. He says a rate increase is unlikely while conditions stay abnormal and urges economic study.
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Hines
Washington
Americas Railway Express Company
E Xpress
Tennessee Dry State Launches With Champagne Incident
Miss Helen Leo Roberts daughter of Governor AW Roberts breaks a champagne bottle on the prow of the new superdreadnought at the Hrookiven navy yard. The splash reaches staff including Riddelehiner who quips he would rather have the champagne inside him.
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Tennessee
Watlantly
Government controls and rail charges prompt revenue concerns
Mr Inches outlined a 4.4 system for allocating central administration and land waterway expenses. He said it shows the railroad administration at a disadvantage for the first quarter but favors charging a full one twelfth of rent each month to avoid implying losses. Industrial firms face embarrassment as business slows faster than costs can be cut, with January to March losses reflected in the weak showing.
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Marvell
Businese Eid
Page
Victory Loan total passes two billion with four days left
Morning Journal reports Victory Loan subscriptions reach 2,060,747,009 toward a 4.6 billion goal. New York district leads daily gains, while widespread efforts hope to spur higher small subscriptions before the deadline. Navy Day promotion runs nationwide as officials assess slow overall pace and seek reasons for lag.
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Trea Ury
Treatury Oe
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Claes
Treasury
Tan
Pershing To Be Official Guest Of England In May
London May 6 General Pershing will be the official guest of the government for two days in London this month and will be the nonofficial guest for three to five days longer. Arrangements are tentative for his arrival and investiture at Buckingham Palace. He will decorate British officers, review American troops, and lead a parade with British and colonial units before Americans return home.
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Pershing
Bell
Buckingham Palace
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Pritieh
England
Two airmen killed as airplanes crash near Houston
Lieutenant H. C. Mackey of Cleveland and Lieutenant I. L. Haddock of San Diego were killed when their airplanes fell at Deer Park near Houston. No witnesses reported the accident. the two bodies and the wrecked planes were found by passersby.
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Tex
Lient
H.C Mackey
Cleveland
Haddock
San Diego
Calif
Deer Park
American Delegates Face Special Terms in Paris Pact
Paris reports indicate American delegates may back a special agreement with France to assure aid if Germany attacks, distinct from the League covenant. Wilson reiterates no secret treaties and the plan would fit within the covenant, with French-leaning protections in the Rhine border region and staged Allied controls.
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Germany
Paris
Samerton
League of Nations
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Wilson
France
American Congress
President Wilson trusts league to curb Japanese aims
The London Daily News reports President Wilson hopes the League of Nations will address the alien settlements issue and curtail Japan’s influence. Japan would keep economic privileges from Germany, with withdrawal of its military and a Chinese railway police under Japanese guidance. The 1915 treaty concessions and Shantung Peninsula railways remain pivotal.
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Marie
May
Japan
Dae
United States
League of Nations
China
Germany
Tsing-tau
Bhantung Peninsula
Bolsheviks Intensify Fire On Dwina Front
Archangel May 4. The Bolsheviks continue bombardment of Allied lines along the upper Dwina as ice-clogged rivers hinder river gunboats. Air reports say Bolshevik flotilla near Tulgas has been enlarged, while British and Russian positions repel renewed assaults with no damage reported.
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Associated Press
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Dwina
Tulgas
Velogda
Sherry's in New York to Close Doors Within Two Weeks
Sherry's, a renowned New York dining spot for over twenty years, will shut its doors within the next two weeks as proprietor Louis Sherry announces plans tied to an expected July 1 demand for events.
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Sherry
Louis Sherry
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