Republ Organize Senate Steering Committee and Fees
Republican leaders pledge to organize the Senate with routine business, set up the steering committee and a committee on committee fees. Lodge is viewed as conference chairman, George A. Sanderson likely Secretary, and David Barry mentioned as a key official. The committee on committees will have nine members, with names to be presented at today's Progressive meeting.
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Progressives Clash Over Chairmanships in Senate Conference
Senators Jones of Washington Kenyon of Iowa and Torah Me Nary Moses and Johnson attend a progressive conference. The committee on committees will not choose chairmen until next week. Progressives show no signs of compromising against Penrose and Warren while defending seniority and chairing prerogatives.
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Foreign shipbuilding orders may reach American yards
Washington May 13 Orders for as much as 3,000,000 gross tons of ships for foreign account could be placed in American shipyards under President Wilsons plan to build ships if it does not hinder the merchant fleet. Shipping board officials offered only guesses on potential tonnage, noting the move followed a suggestion by Shipping Board Chairman Hurley. France England and Italy expected to place orders and American yards could receive a substantial share of tonnage needed by these nations. In a separate note, pay raises for teachers hinged on a May 17 vote on a four mill tax levy, with lower paid teachers to gain 20 dollars monthly and higher paid 15 dollars. Teachers had threatened to strike if wage demands were not met.
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Scheidemanns Bitter Outlook on German Peace Terms
Berlin dispatch notes Philipp Scheidemann, chancellor, denouncing the peace terms as potentially unfulfillable by any new German government. He warns the assembly that Alsace Lorraine deputies and other regions may be deprived of self determination, urging unity against foreign demands and rejecting nationalistic dreams amid a perilous hour for Germany.
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After four years of war the German voice on peace and politics
The article quotes Herr Scheidemann denouncing the peace terms as a jail for Germany with no sovereignty, demanding equality in benefits, and warning that reparations and forced labor would ruin German trade and economy. He cites Allied stipulations, calls for unity, and vows to resist humiliation while awaiting negotiations in London.
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Unclear Forces Handling Citizenship and Residency
Fragmentary notice notes discussion of army service and citizenship status related to Anu Can and United States residency. Mentions British forces and a method of reaching an objective at Mattlenelds, with no clear event, date, or participants identifiable from readable text.
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Parson Palmer News Clipped As Photo From Bellingham May 13
Bellingham Washington May 13 Palmer formerly a minister of this call by the French government for bravery in action while serving is a Av secretary according to word received here by his son.
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Temporary Naval Status Officers to Be Released Soon
Acting Secretary Roosevelt announced that more than 1000 temporary officers who joined for the war period will be released in the next weeks. They will be replaced by reserve officers who accept temporary commissions to stay in service after peace is declared.
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Milwaukee Mayor Denies Delegation Ban On IWW Meeting
Milwaukee May 13 Mayor Hoan rejected a request from a delegation of American Legion members to block an Industrial Workers of the World meeting set for next Saturday night. He defended free speech but warned police will act to prevent disorder and to arrest anyone displaying disloyal or illegal conduct.
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Sunflower potential eyed for South African poultry feed
The Sunflower mentions summer cultivation in South Africa with limited current use for poultry feed. The British and South African Export Gazette argues large quantities could be produced if there were a remunerative demand and price.
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