Convicted Seditionist Berger Refused Seat
Washington reports the reconstruction congress met in extraordinary session with Republicans winning house and senate leadership roles. Gillett of Massachusetts elected speaker over Champ Clark, Pitt of Nevada chosen senate president, Democrats largely absent. Session focused on routine opening, with plans for a general deficit bill, railroads, telegraphs, prohibition, and investigations of administration actions. A read of Wilson’s cable message expected tomorrow.
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Great public question in Ford suit dominates court
Mount Clemens May 1 A Detroit Ford suit enters crucial phase as Judge Shed weighs what evidence may be admitted. Weymouth Kirkland for the Tribune argues the case involves public interest and pacifism debates, while Fred Smoking for Ford contends private citizens should be shielded from public persons.
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Winnipegs Labor Crisis Aids Quiet Amid Strikes
May 19 Winnipeg faces a tense strike situation as unions and employers push for collective bargaining rights while city leaders, a citizens committee, and Gen. Ketchen attempt mediation. Despite peace feelers, no settlement is reached and transport and telegraph workers show potential protest.
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Charles P.gray
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Canadian Pacific Railway
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Toronto
Land settlement bill bows in House in May action
A land settlement measure seeks immediate employment for returning soldiers and sailors. Representative Mondell introduced the bill in the House and Senator Smoot will push it in the Senate. Despite opposition from Uncle Joe Cannon and Senator Penrose, the bill gains strong southern backing and broad soldier support. The proposal expands funding to 500 million dollars, aiming to provide homes and jobs through a wide program.
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Peace Terms Inch Toward Final Form at Versailles
AP reports German officials return from Spa with key delegates to Paris as peace talks proceed. Hindenburg signals resistance is futile while Allied leaders discuss Bulgaria Turkey and Austrian matters. Demobilization plans for American forces in France and Archangel region are outlined with withdrawals set to begin within ten days.
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Presbyterians Call For No News On Sundays
In St Louis on May 19 the first general assembly of the Presbyterian church approved resolutions backing the League of No News and condemning Sunday newspaper publication. The senate was petitioned to ratify the covenant. The Sunday paper resolution urged people not to read or advertise in such papers. A cooler trend was noted in the western coastal areas.
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Daring Flyers Fate Veiled In Mystery
Right Rev. David H. Greer bishop of New York died after an operation in a New York hospital. Funeral services will be held at the morning hour with private services to follow. Suffragan bishop and other church officials will attend the services at the divisive cathedral setting.
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Senate Lodges Opposition to League Covenant
Washington, Mu Lodge, Republican leader and chair of foreign relations, says the revised League of Nations is unacceptable and will not be ratified by a majority of the Senate without amendment. He deems the new covenant worse than the old and more dangerous to world peace. No Senate or Elihu root suggestions were adopted.
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Terrific on Rail It Is May 19 Broadcast
The United States railroad administration chair Walker spoke before conventions of the Order of Railroad Conductors and the Railroad Telegraphers. he warned there will be no railroad rate increase unless necessary amid shortages and severe weather.
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Entente Restore Hinted Between Quirinal and Vatican
The Associated Press reports efforts to restore ties between the Quirinal and the Vatican. A papal audience was hinted at as a step toward improving relations, with emphasis on a careful and respectful approach.
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Request bonds for incarcerated Wobblies
Chicago on May 19 bonds will be fixed for the remaining IWW members at Fort Leavenworth. Otto Christianson, their attorney, said they would ask the U S Court of Appeals this week to set bonds for 57 men. Bonds have been fixed for 37 IWW members including "Big Bill" Haywood. Billings May 9 Daniel Clark 13, son of a farmer east of the city, killed himself yesterday while playing with a rifle and his body was sent for burial.
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Rumor and Hope Hover Over Hawker Flight
Rumors swirl about Harry Hawker and navigator MacKenzie Grieve after their Sopwith biplane set out to cross the Atlantic. Reports say the aircraft may have been found west of Dingle Bay while others claim the mission remains unconfirmed amid gale and fog.
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No Intent to Send U S Forces Inland in Siberia
Government officials stated there is no intention to alter U S policy of non intervention in local affairs or to reduce American forces in Eastern Siberia. Suggestions from the Omsk government were viewed as friendly.
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Omsk
Belgian War Toll Reaches 100000 Children Says Belgian Doctor
Chicago at the international child welfare conference Dr Rene Sand of the University of Brussels noted the war's toll on Belgium counting 100000 children. He spoke at the opening session and urged action on child welfare. Washington meanwhile reported proposals on West Point instruction reforms and a contemplated course shift for cadets.
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British war naval clash leaves Bolshevik cruisers sunk
In the Gulf of Finland British ships engaged Bolshevik units. One cruiser was sunk with nearly all hands and another was driven aground on the Esthonian coast. The fight showcased sharp naval action amid tense Baltic combat.
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