Allied 27 nations sign peace treaty with Germany at Versailles
The Paris treaty ends World War I limits German military power and reparations. It envisions border changes, Alsace Lorraine return to France, and territorial adjustments in Europe. The agreement establishes the League of Nations and calls for German acceptance of international tribunals and peacemaking bodies.
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Porto Weather Report Mixed Clouds with Cooler Morning
Weather forecast for Porto shows partly cloudy skies with light winds and a cool morning. South to southeast winds shift through the day with warmer afternoon. Forecasters note a mild day with lingering clouds and a brief chance of showers later.
Albanderque Vretenais Boost for Liberty Campaign
In Mora county supporters plan a 9 o clock morning rally to drive a major ballot effort. They aim to mobilize workers for a large fundraising drive worth about 200 000 dollars, with a late afternoon field deployment after a 9 to 4 schedule. The event calls for active participation from residents and volunteers to maximize harvest of support.
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Republicans Carry Baltimore Election
In Baltimore on May 7 the Republican candidate William P. Broening defeated Democrat George Weems Williams, securing a decisive victory for the party in the local election. The result marks a notable shift as Republicans gain control in the city.
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The Journal Publishes Full Treaty Summary to Germany
The Journal prints in full the twelve thousand word summary of the peace terms handed to Germany by the Associated Nations yesterday. No other New Mexico paper printed more than a quarter of the text. The treaty marks a historic end to the war and remaking of world maps, and readers are urged to study The Journal’s comprehensive report alongside global news from yesterday.
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Wilsons France Alliance Pact Hinges On Senate Vote
May 7 Morning Journal reports an outline of the peace treaty terms delivered to German plenipotentiaries. President Wilson pledged to seek Senate approval and Britain’s Prime Minister to urge Parliament for league-backed enforcement, with German surrender and territorial provisions across Europe and the empire outlined.
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Treaty terms redraw Alsace Lorraine and Poland borders
The article outlines postwar adjustments with Alsace and Lorraine to France, Danzig internationalized, Upper Silesia ceded to Poland, and parts of West Prussia to Poland. It notes the Saar coal basin temporary international status and reparations framework for Germany.
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State Romo on grounds funds delayed and tax issues delay highway work
Chairman Springer explains that levy taxes authorized are not available until June and construction cannot start yet. He notes federal and state funds exist but tax levies have not been collected, delaying New Mexico highway projects and the use of debentures to bridge the gap.
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President Calls Special Session of Congress for May 19
President Wilson calls Congress to meet at noon May 19 to pass annual appropriation bills before peace treaty considerations. Republicans in the House reorganized. Senate work pending. Lodge calls a Republican caucus for May 14 and Wonsett a May 17 conference.
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Railroads see record freight traffic in first quarter
Washington May 7 Pairing off of fre transport shows heavy rail freight use in the first three months of the year. Officials note a rise in traffic indicators while discussing wartime adjustments and the push to boost efficiency despite reduced wartime need.
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Costa Rican Exiles Nominate President Amid Turmoil
Exiled Costa Ricans nominate a president and urge Central American nations to recognize the new administration as unrest grows. In Nicaragua, a proclamation targets provisional leader Julio Acosta while a Panama Canal section faces a maintenance disruption from recent equipment.
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Invest in Victory Bonds Today Albuquerques Big Drive
A wartime appeal urges Albuquerque residents to buy Victory Bonds without excuses. Citizens are asked to invest to the limit, supporting national borrowing during the war. The piece highlights patriotism, personal sacrifice, and the bank of Uncle Sam as a safe investment.
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Bolshevik Campaign Surge In Europe Reported
Rotterdam correspondent reports Bolshevik leaders consolidating in Warsaw for a new coordinated campaign. Plans include propaganda on a vast scale across Russia, Poland, Germany, and Hungary with simultaneous general strikes to begin end of the month.
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Soldiers Exempted From Examinations by Wilson Order
President Wilson issued an executive order enabling the civil service commission to exempt soldiers sailors and marines from physical examinations upon certification by the federal board of vocational education that the applicant has been specially trained.
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