Council of Four Grants Kolchak Conditional Recognition
The Council of Four plans conditional recognition for Kolchak and agrees to supply arms and aid while limiting non Russian territories. Allies press for a constituent assembly in Russia to shape the future government and urge no deployment of troops. Treaties for Austria and Hungary move forward amid delays over conditions and registration disputes.
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Russia
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Senator Reed Attacks League Covenant Over Race Power Fears
In the Senate, Senator Reed of Missouri denounced the league covenant arguing it would place white destinies in the hands of nonwhite peoples. He cited demographics and representation to claim the plan would empower colored races while leaving white nations underrepresented. Critics, including Senator Hitchcook, challenged his charges as false and dangerous during a heated exchange.
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Hawker and Grieve Rescued After Flight Incident
News dispatch reports Harry Hawker and Lieutenant Commander Grieve were rescued at latitude 16 north 99 west after a crash near a steamer. Official statements confirm their survival and outline the rescue location and conditions.
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Beachal Strike Spreads Unions Stand Firm
Winnipeg notes show the city’s strike widening despite government condemnation. Edmonton Calgary reports, with Saskatoon and Degina unions weighing similar action, workers ousted from federal service as officials push for return to work and a Wilton agreement. Local council debates next steps as protests continue.
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Baptists Elect Mull President Amid Large Donation
The meeting in Leer, Iowa highlights the selection of Mull as president and notes a major pledge totaling $5,990,000 from donor Johny Py and other church supporters. Officials reference a five year completion plan and broad support from Headwaters communities for the church governance changes.
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Open Conference Summit Discusses Republican Plans
The May 2 Washington dispatch reports Republican Senate committees approved assignments with progressives opposing Penrose and Warren for finance and appropriations chairs. The conference aims to prevent Democratic control, signaling a tense intra party battle ahead.
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Two Women and Boy Drowned When Auto Rolls From Ferry
Tragic accident near Cal May 26 as a car rolled from a river ferry. Mrs Exley and her nephew Ivan Exley, four, were among victims, with Clare Exley and Jane Exley surviving. Officials note the car ended in water. rescue attempts continued.
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iPerintenten
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Texas voters weigh suffrage and dry law in elections
A fragmented clipping notes Texas voters weighing constitutional amendments on prohibition and woman suffrage amid an 81 or 82 year context. A Grand Jury is summoned and a federal trial is underway as Judge Colin Nobles calls a special session in court.
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Ford Witnesses Describe Job Reinstatement Policy for Guardsmen
Witnesses for Henry Ford testifying in a defamation suit against the Chicago Tribune described Ford’s policy of reinstating employees who left for military duty or illness. They said the policy applied for years and continued when the guards were called out, with records and foreman slips used to manage reentry to work.
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Loyal suffrage bill delayed by Senate minority
Washington dispatch reports the Senate minority blocking a federal constitutional amendment. Debate revolved around procedural moves as supporters try to move the measure forward after weeks of wrangling. Party divisions and committee actions dominated the session with no clear path to passage.
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Senate
Shipbuilders strike at Los Angeles yard over union discrimination
Shipbuilders at the Los Angeles Shipbuilding company walked out today amid allegations of union members being discriminated against in layoffs. Marion leaders said nearly all of the six thousand union employees were expected to comply, while the company denied the accusation. May 26 visit by Angelos noted. wiring and craft emulation mentioned.
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Plan for Ural peace talks outlined by Swope report
A New York World dispatch summarizes Wilson approved talks on German Allied peace discussions. Meetings would gather experts from commissions to discuss treaty aspects, expanding to essential disputes while preserving the main terms. The aim is to clarify relations and assuage German doubts without radical treaty changes.
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