15 May 1919
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
1
Quote from German sources demands clarity on treaty terms and outlines a reply to questions raised by representatives. Officials indicate ongoing discussions aim to resolve ambiguities and secure compliance with the accord.
Austrian representatives arrive at St Germain near Paris to face the allied peace congress while German notes seek reparations debates. The council of four handles German objections on economic clauses Saar basin and Schleswig evacuations. British efforts push for compensation on tonnage seized during the war and Dalmatian coast fortifications.
Two prominent local women, Mrs Samuel Trapin and Mrs R E Samis, were arrested in Kansas City on warrants charging grand larceny by false pretenses in an insider investment swindle. Authorities say $175,000 in cash and $1,006,000 in notes were misused, with victims including society figures and working girls. Both pleaded not guilty and were released on bonds of 10,900 each. hearings set for May 27.
New York May 14 Federal customs collectors and appraisers from across the nation met to discuss raise plans. William G McAdoo recalled that during railroad government control wages fell to as low as $57 monthly and argued for substantial pay increases for the customs service while defending public ownership against critics.
Paris reports that Marshall Foch has been dispatched to the Rhine by the Council of Four to take necessary measures should German delegates refuse to sign the peace treaty. The move follows growing pressure to secure a signed accord.
West Texas sees generally fair conditions Thursday with sunshine for most areas. North portions may have clear skies Friday continuing fair weather as farmers expect dry conditions.
Representatives of foreign born regiments told the Americanization conference that native Americans have much to learn in making citizens of aliens. Sharp criticism was voiced at contempt for foreigners and ignorance of European racial differences. Speakers warned against forcing American citizenship on aliens to avoid subjugation of minority nationalities as in past abuses.
Republican leaders reached a consensus to organize the west senate caucus today while deferring debates with the progressive faction. Penrose of Pennsylvania and Warren of Wyoming were named to chair finance and appropriations. Borah spoke for progressives as a protest figure. Lodge was authorized to appoint a committee to set order of business and nine member legislative steering committees with McCumber as chair. No end to the Penrose Warren fight indicated.
The Navy Department ordered 14 000 tons of steel from Carnegie Steel Co to start construction of battleships. The action followed a Navy conference and bids previously submitted. About 4 900 tons were set for ginging construction before July 1919 at a tentative price, with Carnegie the sole complete bidder on the schedule.
Column humorist Abe Martin reflects on social rituals of politicking and fame, noting how quick memory fades after death or during campaigns for public office. He uses satirical tone to critique public appearances and personal conduct.
Karl Renner and the Austrian peace delegation reached St Germain near Paris to meet Allied powers and discuss terms of peace for the former empire. The arrival drew crowds and official escort as German presence was limited and reception cordial.
The article reports that Venustiano Carranza, former president of Mexico, faced a court filing alleging he orchestrated or benefited from a bank seizure. Attorney Wm B. Mitchell claimed Carranza looted funds from Banco de Londres y Mexico and Banco de Montreal, totaling tens of millions, via decrees and a claimed “commission moneyaria” authority. The filing seeks injunction to restrain actions against the Mexican treasury and banks, with details of seized assets and threats surrounding asset transfers.
Edward F Dunne and other Irish American representatives in London decline comment on reports that David Lloyd George will not meet Americans or acknowledge any outreach. The delegates, Shane and Ryan, will stay three more days and will not push for talks with the British government.
Secretary Baker denied any link between meat price support efforts and the plan by War Department and packers to dispose abroad of 757 400 000 cans. He said the meat consignments are specially prepared products not normally sold in the United States and that only limited sales avenues will be used to move surplus stock into Europe.
OCR fragment mentions a May date and a group action by a mob against a young white or similar target. Details are unclear but indicate external violence and a potential racial element. Further readable context is required for precise entities and outcomes.
A brief report notes a sighting eastward at 7:40 according to the steamer Canadian ma. Details are sparse and no further identifiers are provided.
Agency notes confusion over two missions and embassy privileges as talks with Berne and Geneva proceed. Official statements deny reports of new arrangements under the League of Nations framework amid diplomatic posts and legation movements.
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