Officers Move to End Winnipeg Strike
Winnipeg records shows Ottawa ministers Gideon Robertson and Arthur Meighen heading toward the city as Premier Norris and Provincial AG Johnson meet with the general strike committee. Mayor Gray joins a later council session to weigh a labor delegation and seek peace by adjustment.
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Winnipeg
Gideon R. Robertson
Dominion
Arthur Meighen
T. C. Norris
Mannitoba
Thomas P. Johnson
Charles F. Gray
Robertson
Meighten
Ottawa
Norris
Gray
Common Council
Winnngee
Grey
Central Strike Committee
T C. Norris
Meighen
France
Union Officie’s
Gideon Robertson
Labor
Interior
NC-4 Seaplane Aims Lisbon Flight After Ponta Del Gada Arrival
Washington dispatch reports NC-4 the lone plane of the American trans Atlantic effort anchored at Ponta Del Gada awaiting weather for departure to Lisbon. Naval officials say the craft is in excellent condition and may take off tomorrow, with the next leg to Plymouth and finally New York City possible once fuel and overhaul steps are completed.
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Washington
Mar
Ponta del Gada
Asores
Lisbon
Portugal
del Gada
Jackson
Jobo H. Towers
Naval
Portucside
Pilymeouth
Fagland Ts
Owena
Outlines Aims of Government From Accointed Press
Foreign minister Beran Julies Seranista of Hungary’s provisional government describes aims to restore order and maintain public services while seeking friendly ties with neighboring states Romania, Jugoslavia, and others. He confirms a temporary government with no other task but order and national defense.
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PARIA
Beran Julies Seranista
Vienna
The
Toms
Eny
Rumania
Juge Slavia
Rome
Germany Seeks Swift Reply From Versailles Allies
The text describes German hopes for a prompt reply from the Versailles conference as key allied and German leaders weigh peace terms. It notes German objections persist, and signatures may be delivered once objections are resolved, with discussions involving Marshal Foch Pershing and economic talks at Versailles.
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Garmen
Veracines
Paris
Marshal Peck
Versailles
Winder
Fernany
Fefeeel
Pershing
London
Rhine
Americas Financial
Lasseecmiaky
Senator Lodge Heads Committee in Democratic Era
Washington May 24 The senate committee leadership shows liberal alignment with progressive wing influences as Senator Lodge heads the committee. Rival party members debate appointments and party composition with a plan to balance twelve Republicans and eight Democrats on key appropriations and finance panels. Nearby reports mention Pickens leaving California and Love for the grape industry.
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Washington
Preerem
Republian
Bora
Maho
Johnson
Californie
Baler Te Bens
Tare Kenyon
Jones
Warhingtor
Abe
Cimartiy
Kenyon
Fens
Noro
Netracka
Fate of Hawker Still Unknown
May 76 Up to this hour there is no word of Hawker and his navigator Grieve. No report from planes or ships off Ireland as fog and rein hinder search. Official statements defend government action while speculation grows over the Atlantic flight and the danger to Hawker and Grieve.
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London
Hawker
Grieve
Ireland
Cocuman
Theoeros Atlantic
Basster
Sdtnier
Ieker
Verry
Air Minietty
Father Ten Urees
ABE MARTIN Nirs and Moon Dispatch Letter in Kimono
ABE MARTIN Nirs and Lesia Moon sent letters to the office in a kimono and returned the same day. If opportunity did arise, most folks would be out in a car.
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Nirs
Lesia Moon
President Wilson urges repeal of war time measures
President Wilson’s cable message to Congress calls for early return of railroads telegraphs and telephones to private ownership repeal of war time prohibitions on beer and wine support for woman suffrage and protective tariffs. Leading Republicans and city officials doubt any beer and wine repeal will pass while suffrage action is expected next month and the message outlines federal budget and tax reforms.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Senate
House
Ann
Tecmo Rats
Howse
Cas
Repeblicar
Gillett
Republicer Keantor
Imerrow
Emsider
Enmeston
Presbyterian church denounces Wilson stance in wartime policy
The 31st general session of the Presbyterian church criticized President Wilson for asking Congress to repeal or amend wartime powers. Delegates urged enactment to enforce food measures and preserve wartime efficiency, pressing Congress to act promptly on related petitions.
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Louis
Wilson
Comte
Presbyterian Church
Congress
Josrae
Unknown Origin of Funds Notice in City Council Brief
A brief city report outlines concerns over unexplained financial movements involving a local individual named Wilson Money. The statement notes receipt of advice issued in Paris two weeks prior and references attempts to pursue corrective action. Authorities emphasize caution and ongoing inquiry into the matter.
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Germany
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Pickens
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Vspls
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