Peace Conference Circles Signal Tiles Of Postwar Talks
Paris dispatches report Son ning and House discuss Italy's Fiume claim while German protests mount at Versailles. Austrian delegates prepare for St Germain Lage talks as German assembly plans a reply to the allies and Poincare warns of continuing unrest in Europe.
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Scheidemann
Boches
Associated Press
Baron Sonnino
B E. M. House
Italy
Fiume
Adriatic
Council of Four
Paris
Aaron Sonning
Colon House
Rome
Germany
St. Germain-En- Laye
Versailles
Berlin
Merv Glexberts
Landsberg
Weather Forecast for Denver and New Mexico May 2
The forecast calls for Tuesday and Wednesday to be fair with little temperature change in Denver and New Mexico. Expect hot spells as conditions remain generally steady with clear skies and rising heat in the afternoons.
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Porpcast
Denver
Mexico
Italian Foreign Minister Sconino Meets Col House in Paris
In Paris on May 12 Baron Sonnino the Italian foreign minister and Col KH M House of the American peace delegation conferred at luncheon. They discussed the Italian situation seeking a basis of adjustment before the arrival of the Austrians, with House as Sonnino's guest.
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Paris
Peace treaty nears completion with Austria frontier clear
The article notes an impending peace treaty with Austria and an official summary in preparation The frontier line may reflect the secret London treaty assigning Italy strategic heights and defensive passages despite no explicit treaty statement.
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Paris
Muay Lo
Austria
London
Italy
Berlin May Day Coverage Focusing on Independents
A fragment from Berlin reports on May Day events with emphasis on independent socialists and their relation to overarching political factions. The text references the Associated Press and a longer continuation. The piece hints at ongoing political alignments and street actions.
Irish American Envoys Blocked by Army Guard at Westport
Frank P. Walsh Ward Dunne and Michael Ryan, Irish American representatives, attempted travel to Westport but were barred as the town lay under military control. Armored cars and bayonet equipped troops blocked roads while a large crowd carrying flags including the Stars and Stripes was dispersed by soldiers at the barrier.
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Dublin
Frank PF. Walsh
I Ward Dunne
Michael Ryan
United States
Mr. Walsh
Dunne and
Ryan
Father O'Mlannagan
Keyvd George
Wilson
Westport
Castlebar
May
French Press Ridicules German Treaty Protests
Paris reports mockery of German protests against the peace treaty. The Journal National says Berlin's president opposes the treaty but their stance is seen as farcical. Germans supposedly demand a patronage style reconstruction plan, a joke to the editors who dismiss it.
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Paris
Germany
Oeiluet
Clermany
Europe
Brazilian journalist attacks United States in Norte interview
Madeiros de Albuquerque, a leading Brazilian journalist, accuses the United States of fomenting revolution in Mexico and seeks Brazil’s debt bond with France and England as leverage. He ridicules the Monroe Doctrine and President Wilson, calling the US the Prussia of tomorrow.
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Wee
England
Brazil
United States
Senhor Albuquerque
Wilson
Prussia
US considers accepting bonds from Brazil under debt plan
Washington reports proposals in Paris from Britain and France to accept notes and bonds on South American loans as part payment to the United States. Officials say the move aligns with Monroe doctrine aims to curb European influence in the Americas and to avoid internal meddling in Brazil.
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Washington
Paris
United States
Brazil
Janeirvo
Madeiros de Albuquerque
State Department
New York
Bar silver jumps over eight cents in New York market
In New York on May 11 bar silver rose more than eight cents to 1.19 an ounce in a day marked by a London report of a price rise to 121 pence. The advance follows the Fed removal of export restrictions that had fixed the metal at 1.01 18 and 1917 accord with Britain.
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New York
London
Federal Reserve Board
Wholesale Arrests of Army Officers in Argentina
Dispatches from Buenos Aires report more than twenty army officers under arrest amid Chilean army dissensions. The executions followed a secret political plot to form a military dictatorship on June 1 and call elections for a new president. Officers say they acted to save the government from a proletarian movement.
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Buenos Aires
May Day Rioters Sentenced in Boston Disturbance
Thirteen men arrested during May day disturbances in the Knoxbury district were found guilty of rioting and assault on policemen. Nine received a year and a half in the house of correction, others six months. All appealed, nineteen others faced trial.
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Boston
Masa
Knoxbury
House of Correction
Memorial Day Speedway Card Sets Albuquerque Races
The Automobile Trades association outlines a five event Memorial Day program at the mile speedway east of the state university. Highlights include a 20 mile sweepstakes with a car versus airplane exhibition, a five mile stock car race for a loving cup, a five mile Ford race for 25 dollars, and a ten mile free-for-all with 100 dollars prize. Entries close May 29 with a 84 cent admission.
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Albuquerque
Automobile Trades Association
Mile Speedway
State University
Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Bliss
Clyde ‘Tingley
Assoination
M. Harber
Wilson Endorses Red Cross Union Under One Head
Paris May 12 The Associated Press reports President Wilson endorsed a world Red Cross league uniting societies of the United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan to cooperatively combat disease and disaster He sees kinship with the League of Nations and hopes for an organic union when the world mood permits.
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Worning Joumhsl Specialeservice
Paris
Associated Press
League of Red Cross Societies of
League of Nations
Wilson
N. P Davison
Mr. Davison
Red Cross
League of Red Cross Societies
League
International Committee of the Red Cross
Woolkow Ni
German despair voiced by diet member before terms given
Professor Emil Abderhalden of Halle University and a Prussian diet member told the AP the Entente’s blockading policy is wrecking German morale. He warned continued hunger, mass deaths, and a ruined working capacity threaten postwar recovery while peace delays exacerbate chaos.
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DIET
Halle University
Entente
Agen - Berlin
Associated Press
Emil Abderhalden
Abderhelden
Cigr- Manny
Germany
Abderhalden
Britto Premier Rebuffs Irish Society Contact
Walsh states party members sought no conference with Lloyd George and desired none, reflecting a cooled stance toward the Irish Society. The premier's decision signals limited Irish engagement as tensions over policy persist.
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Walsh
Lloyd George
Agitation Prompts Lloyd George to Reconsider Irish Visit Talks
An agitation after the American Irish delegation visited Ireland leads British Prime Minister Lloyd George to rethink meeting with Walsh Dunne and Ryan. Dispatches say Lloyd George wished to confer but business from the peace treaty postponed talks, while Walsh reports no conference occurred and that the delegation sought safe passage for De Valera to Paris.
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Yaris
Associates’ Press
David Lloyd George
Ciritish
Frank BP. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Michael B. Ryan
Ireland
J Liard Gleorge
Leen
Wash
Paria
Lioyd George
Wilson's Return Delays Treaty Remarks Until Return
Paris May 1 A P dispatch says President Wilson will cable a short message on May 1 and will not submit the complete peace treaty or Franco-American military action details until his return. His aides deny reports of a June departure or arrival dates, and say plans hinge on treaty signing.
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Paria
Associated Press
Wilson
United States
Washington
Eight Hour Day Granted to Italian Railway Workers
A ministerial decree in Italy orders an eight hour work day for railway workers with one day off per week. The reform aims to reduce fatigue and improve safety and efficiency on the rail network. Itene, May 12, Havas reports the decree will apply nationwide.
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Italy
Itome
Senators to Oppose Leaders Now Reduced to Three
Washington May 12 Republican senators debated organization of the new senate as progressives oppose Penrose and Warren for finance and appropriation chairs. Borah Johnson and Johnson notified Lodge that the progressive fight would be limited to Wednesday conference.
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Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
cCaucum
Penrose
Vennsylvania
Warren
Wyoming
Korah
Idaho
Smoot
Appropriations Committee
Utah
Renators Johnson
California
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Johnson
Preliminary Exchange of Notes on Allied Position
A formal statement asserts a firm Allied position with no compromise and no argument. The exchange of notes signals a united stance and clear expectations among participating powers.
Allies Reject German League of Nations Idea in Peace Talks
Reuters reports that Britain and France view any German league proposal as academic and will not consider it. The main issue remains acceptance or rejection of the Allied treaty, with Germany preparing a counter proposal in five days if allowed.
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Tm. —Orning Journal
London
Montreal
Reuters Limited
Germany
Paris
Associated Press
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Count von Brockendorff-Rantnau
Nevicns
Count von Hrockdorff-Rantzeau
Nehnecking
Air Mail Service From Chicago to Cleveland Starts Thursday
Washington May 12 Inauguration of air mail service between Chicago and Cleveland Thursday will move air mail with air mail stamps to Cleveland and Boston sixteen hours earlier and to Albany New York City and Springfield Massachusetts six hours earlier Assistant Postmaster General Praeger announced. Under department arrangements air mail from the middle and far west will be delivered in Cleveland and Boston during the afternoon instead of the next morning as with train service. At Albany New York City and Springfield the mail will arrive in the morning rather than in the afternoon.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Hoston
Albany
N. Y
New York City
Springfield
German public opinion swayed over peace terms says Swiss report
Swiss dispatch reports German semi official news agency notes a campaign to rally public sentiment against the treaty or to back Count von Brockdorff Rantzau in pressuring for milder terms. Berlin and Frankfurt stock closures and a government appeal for a week of mourning are seen as parts of a coordinated effort.
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Pune
Mount von Brockdorff- Klanteau
German National Assembly
Berne
Switzerland
Presa
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Berlin
Frankfort
Soldiers married overseas eligible for immediate discharge
Washington May 12 The War Department informed port commanders that soldiers who marry abroad are entitled to immediate discharge on arrival in the United States, whether they arrive with their unit or as members of casual companies.
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Morning Journal
Washington
War Department
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