Lloyd George defends reparations plan in Commons
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George defending Allied reparations to Germany in the Commons. He argues the supreme council terms are fair and that Germany has no alternative but to accept, while praising French attitude as justified by war losses. Asquith and Clynds support moderation.
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England
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Labor Party
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Sforza Says U S Must Have Yap Mandate
Paris May 5 Count Sforza Italian foreign minister says the United States is entitled to have its way about Yap and that America won the war with no one else. He notes the Japanese will likely accept the decision and praises the supreme council's Germany measures.
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Harding pledges to disabled soldiers at Walter Reed
President Harding, with Mrs. Harding and Senator Underwood, vows the nation will help disabled soldiers regain opportunity. He visits Walter Reed for an Alabama Society entertainment, hoping maimed veterans can be restored to a life of happiness.
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Associated Press
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Walter Reed Hospital
America
Underwood
Alabama Society
President Praises Healing of Nation After Civil War
The president stated the great scar of division has healed over fifty years, praising unity between Alabama and Ohio and others. He credited Witholin McKinley for bridging northern and southern gaps during the Spanish American War and saluted soldiers before a planned photograph.
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Chicago Curfew Ordinance Hailed Immpracticable By Police
Chicago police chief says current dress styles prevent enforcing the new curfew law set to take effect tomorrow. The ordinance requires all under 16 to be off the streets 10 pm to 6 am unless with parents or in lawful work. Policemen question age verification amid modern attire.
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Associated Press
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Hotel campaign committee to meet at noon today
The Amarillo hotel campaign committee will hold a noon meeting at the Amarillo hotel with luncheon. Reports from captains are due and local property owners have subscrib ed to stock, totaling 136 subscribers so far. The committee favors broad ownership and expects little canvassing needed after today’s meeting.
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U S May Be Represented At Next Meeting Supreme Council
President Harding considered an invitation from allied governments for U S representation on the supreme council reparations commission and council of ambassadors. Sir Auckland Geddes delivered the cable to the State Department and Hughes discussed the matter with the president. France backs addressing Yap status as part of council deliberations.
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Stely
France
West Texas Weather Outlook Friday Through Saturday
Partly cloudy Friday followed by cloudy Saturday with no temperature change expected across the region.
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Caady
Deportee Gale to Face Army Court Martial
Linn A Gale of New York deported from Mexico by President Obregon and handed to U S forces at Laredo on April 22 is held at Port San Houston and to be tried by an army court martial on charges of diet. Date not set but near term. a general court martial board convened this week and Gale could be transferred to federal court after the ALU is disposed of.
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Military Board
Passions Missed Era Premier Seen At Canton Fair Theatre
Review notes the Canton Drum Corps presented Passion at the Fair Theatre with Pola Negri delivering a compelling performance. The screening featured a large audience and an outstanding orchestra, praised for its refined selections and accompaniment enhancing the film’s dramatic arc.
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Canton
Stillman Not Father of Boy Declares Doctor in Court
Dr. Hugh Russell testifies in Stillman divorce hearing that Anne Stillman told him in 1918 her husband was not the father of Guy Stillman. The testimony, read from Beauvais letters, faces objections over privilege and ethics. The case names James A. Stillman, Mrs Anne A. Stillman, and Indian guide Fred Beauvais.
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Associated Press
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Buffalo
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Anne A. Stillman
Guy Stillman
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James Stillman, Jr
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Evidence and cross examination set for May 15 in Stillman case
The record notes Dr. Russell unavailable and cross examination to begin at the next hearing tentatively set for May 15. A letter alleged by Beauvais to Mrs. Stillman with terms of endearment was admitted after handwriting was identified as Deauvais’ by Bernard Kelly, longtime superintendent at Pleasant Villa summer home.
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Shaves County Bridge Bond Wins By Wide Margin
Late reports indicate the Chaves county bridge bond passed by a large majority of 83. Roswell city voters opposed the measure. A modern bridge is expected over the Pecos River in the near future.
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Roswell
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