Missing ship is safe in Chatham Harbor
Disabled hydroplane makes port under its own power as United States Navy seaplanes NC-1 and NC-2 prepare to join in a transatlantic flight from Halifax to Trepassey Newfoundland. Destroyers link Newfoundland with the Azores while weather and propeller issues delay the voyage.
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Anaconda Copper Posts Sharp 1918 Earnings Drop
The Anaconda Copper Mining Co earned 17.85 percent per share on 1918 stock, down from 29.44 percent in 1917, amid higher operating costs and government price controls. The report cites fixed copper price of 23.5 cents per pound through July and inventory carryovers lowering gross income, with increased freight and refining costs also weighing on earnings.
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Loyal Legion Men Attack Chicago Mayor and Bolsheviks
Washington May 9 Authorities say Senate opinion on the treaty will wait for full text and signing. Senators Borah Norris and Curtis signal opposition to the League pact while Congress meets in extra session. President’s return timing unsettled as debate over prohibition and political questions intensifies in Chicago and national caucus discussions continue.
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Future price of silver rests on orient demand
A Handy & Harman dispatch in New York says the silver price depends largely on what the Orient will pay for bar silver. China was seen bidding about 1.06 dollars per ounce with American buyers at 1.05 and sellers asking higher. With export restrictions lifted, London and global markets may loosen further as US reserves have no surplus stocks and orders come from mines and refineries. The market hinges on Far East demand and the removal of export limits.
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Landing Point of Nora's Ark Seeks U S Mandate
New York May 9 The principality of Nakhichevan at Mount Ararat seeks United States as mandatory. Prime minister Jamtes Koolis Khan, a Tartar chief, addressed the imperial representative with such a request to the United States government.
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Unskilled Soldiers to Be Given Uplift Program
New York reports a re employment bureau plan to upgrade discharged soldiers sailors and marines. The effort aims to provide skilled training and opportunities after service, with details promising uplifting support for veterans returning to civilian life.
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Mute Trophies Chronicle Roosevelt Life in Exhibition
New York May 9 Theodore Roosevelt memoria exhibition opened at Mabia University showcasing a wide range of memorabilia. The display highlights his roles as hunter, explorer, author, editor, soldier, and statesman. Prominent guests and patrons attended, with personal anecdotes shared by Albert Shaw and others.
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No Secret About Anglo-French Alliance In Washington May
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Turmoil in Europe Drives Draft of Austria Peace Terms
The Paris draft of Austria peace terms is forming rapidly with naval surrender and vessel disposition clauses. Delegates split on harsh conditions, while German views at Versailles stir debate. Wilson reportedly objects to Italy’s Fiume mandate plan amid Dalmatian disputes. Milner to Paris over Belgian protest and East Africa. Hungarian and Czech fronts shift, Romanian advances loom, Afghan border tensions flare as Moscow hosts diplomacy.
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Treaty Means Death Scheidemann Declares
Berlin reports express shock over terms of the peace treaty as German leaders debate counters and insistence that acceptance would spell death for Germany. Chancellor Scheidemann calls for sober discussion while a Versailles delegation plans to present clear counter proposals based on Wilson’s points.
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Camas 3-Silver Ming Men in Study of Poker Controversy
In The Standard Today scattered items note bandits in Camas 3 Silver Ming Men active OA primary lessons in stud poker police fare controversy and a Mountain Li sport classified section. De Lewis set to speak while Horacaconda 5 with Hines and England pillows are mentioned.
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