Senate Declares End of War With Germany and Austria Hungary
Washington May 15 The senate adopted 48 to 3S the resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria Hungary. The measure mirrors the house peace resolution dealing with Germany alone. Conference next week will reconcile the two, then sent to the president for signature. Debates touched on the Versailles treaty and the league of nations with partisan predictions.
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Tennessee
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Minnesota
Treaty of Veranidlos
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Alabama
Congress
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Ohio
Wilson
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Nebraska
League of Nations
Kentucky Women to Vote in November
Kentucky women have the right to vote for presidential electors in the coming election. State officials George G. Speer and Attorney General Charles Dawson stated that a Kentucky act to provide for woman suffrage in presidential elections is valid, allowing women to participate in the presidential vote this year.
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George G. Speer
Charles Dawson
New Mexico Unsettled Weather To Warm East Portion
The Weather Porcast from Denver Colorado reports unsettled conditions in New Mexico for Sunday and Monday with higher temperatures in the eastern area. Arizona will see fair weather on Sunday and Monday.
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Arizona
Weather report from the university station
Conditions for the twenty four hours ended at 6 p m yesterday show highest temperature 57 degrees. Moisture readings and wind details are incomplete but indicate variable wind direction and trace precipitation.
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Waige Adoption of Pact Urged by Thade Meet
Friction over foreign trade policies surfaced at the seventh annual foreign trade council convention in San Francisco as more than 2500 leaders urged immediate adoption of a peace treaty protecting American citizens and restoring private control of the merchant marine. The program called for boosting exports and imports, ship construction for world markets, stronger tariff support, improved land and water transportation, reorganization of the foreign service, and universal, reliable cable and wireless communications for global reach.
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Laredo Wire
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Calif
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Foreign Trade Council
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United States Tariff Commission
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Russian refugees in Yalta suffer hunger and exile in Black Sea voyage
A AP correspondent aboard the US destroyer Smith Thompson reports Yalta in southern Russia as unique among Black Sea towns. Despite 20,000 refugees, many are well off yet preparing to flee Bolshevik advances. Trade and destitution mingle as typhus spreads amid food shortages and missing hospital supplies.
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Black Sea
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Nusasia
Constantinople
France
England
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Kursk
Poltiya
Kiev
Kharkov
Russia
Storm Tears Through County Farm Area Causes Damage
A violent storm on Thursday damaged homes and uprooted trees, breaking windows and wrecking shade trees. The downpour will help crops and may lead to lush hillside grazing for stock.
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Memorial Amphitheater Dedication at Arlington Cemetery
Arlington National Cemetery formally dedicated a white marble memorial amphitheater honoring soldiers and sailors from all wars. Maj. Gen. Miles led a ceremony with veterans, diplomats, cabinet and congressional members present, with speakers Secretary Maker and Secretary Daniels among the commission-led event.
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Fillett Woods
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Fred Beall
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Charles W. Newton
Arlington Memorial Amphitheater
Census figures show city by city population changes
Morning Dunmal Special Leased wine reports census figures for multiple cities with increases and percentages. Included are Washington Lincoln Livingston Seattle Trenton Mobile Raleigh Centralia Clinton Abilene Cheltenham with varying population increases and percent changes.
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Raleigh
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Carranza Flight Under Fire As Forces Rally Near Mexico City
Reports say Carranza and key officials fled toward Tampico after trains were halted and rail lines cut. General Santos warned rail access to Vera Cruz blocked by General Sanchez revolt, with Yaqui forces threatening coastal routes. A collision of trains killed many, and Carranza loyalists suffered losses as rebel leaders named interim military commanders.
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Ygnacio Bonillas
Juan Barragan
Francisco Murguia
Valley of Mexico
Candido Aguilar
Capital
Vera Cruz
Otumba
Felix Diaz
Manuel Pelaez
Arnulfo Gomez
Preettent Carranza
Usdalupe Hidalgo
Jesus Taillrdo
Alberto Salinas
National Railways of Mexico
Jacinto Trevino
Liberal Revolutionary Forces
Sidronta Mendez
Gar Tinon
Manuel de Los Santos
War Department
Custavo Elizonde
Juan Sanchez Avecent
Foreign Office
Pablo Gonzales
Alvaro Obregon
Distinguishing I The Seer from the Me in Selfhood
A sermonette contrasts the I as the seer and master with the me as the body mind emotions and will. It warns that fear hatred and malice dethrone the I while love integrity and patriotism empower it. Keeping I on the throne shapes character and toward a godlike destiny.
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Cooperation in business life urged by Unitarian commission
The Unitarian general conference social reconstruction commission calls for fraternalism in industry with partnership duties for managers producers and consumers. It favors free union organizing and fair wages, land value taxation, home building, and social reforms aimed at universal education and disease prevention. Signatories include Reese Dodson Davis Dutton Morgan Dexter Wetherell.
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Commission On Social Reconstruction
Unitarian General Conference
Baltimore
World Federation of People
Co. W. Reese
Chicago
George R. Dodson
St. Louis
Fearl C. Davis
Lancaster
Dutton
San Francisco
Arthur Morgan
Dayton
R. C. Dexter
Atlanta
P. Wetherell, Jr
Philadelphia
Plot hints at drive to depress silver prices
Western senators warned of a possible combine to keep American silver prices down as markets fell. Senator Pittman said the government would buy all American silver at one dollar per ounce and issue production certificates, noting wartime melting and international demand shifts. Senator Thomas questioned factors including an ongoing boycotts before the war.
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Senate
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Nevada
Treasury Department
Germany
France
Thomas
Colorado
Good Rain Boosts Prospects In Taiban Region
Special Correspondence reports a slow rain trough drenching Taiban area on Friday. Stockmen rejoice over ample grass and water while farmers hail the persistence of good crops as Crepe offers promising pasture and fodder.
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Muaguia Holds Back Rebels for Carranza Chance
President's escort of 800 men reportedly engaged with revolutionary forces in the state of Puebla. Rebels pressed Muaguia but were held at bay, offering Carranza a chance to maneuver.
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Carranza Foes Capture Report Sheds Doubt on Movements in Mexico
Reports from Laredo and Nogales claim President Carranza and his 800 escort were captured by Gen Guadalupe Sanchez in Puebla. officials offered no confirmation. Revolutionary leaders said Gen Francisco Murguia aimed to shield Carranza as he fled toward mountains.
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Laredo
Carranza
Eugenio Martinez
Chihuahua
Ignacio C. Enriquez
Juarez
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Plutarco Elias Calles
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Mexico City
Joaquin Amaro
Ojinaga
Martinez
Luis Gutierrez
Coahuia
Gustavo Mireles
Rio Grande City
Luis Montes de Oca
Senor de Oea
Garcia Moreno
Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas
Brownsville
United States Department of Justice
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Francisco Cosio Robelo
Morelos
Alvaro Obregon
Republic
Senor de O
Finland Exits Labor Troubles Big Recovery Report
Foreign minister Dr. R. Holste touring London says Finland faces no labor difficulties and shows steady industrial recovery. Factories run smoothly exporting amber, wood pulp, paper, and textiles. ships to export remain scarce. He advocates friendly ties with Russia to secure affordable grain and avoid conflict.
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Russia
Salvation Army drive postponed awaiting weather
The appeal urges men and women to volunteer for the Salvation Army relief drive, noting churches and faith inspire service. Clergy are asked to urge congregations to supply workers tomorrow to prevent ongoing hardship and provide aid to those in need.
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