Smaller Powers Seek Time On Austrian Treaty
Eastern European nations led by Romania Serbia and Poland asked for 48 hours more to study the pending Austrian treaty. President Wilson and allied leaders agreed to extend the plenary session to Saturday with delivery postponed two days, a move that surprised delegates but reflected the need for careful review of terms amid wartime provisions.
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Associated Press
Paris
Europe
Foreign Office
Wilson
M._ Clemenceau
Paderewski
Uostables
Saluates
M. ‘Tardieu
Bratiano
Rumania
Serbia
M. Bratiano
M. Clemenceau
Aviation conference in Paris draws Plymouth leaders
The article notes President Wil of the IY inviting Plymouth for the aviation conference in Paris. It mentions crews of the NC-3 and NC-1 traveling to Paris after a London visit, with an official reception and presentation to the king.
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Anson Plymouth
Wilew
Plymouth
Paris
London
Seven thousand to march today in state news
County deputies must be of age according to a brief state news item. The page references a pictorial supplement and miscellaneous notices. A damage suit is dismissed as another policy is adopted.
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Butte
Ard
Soporte News
Anaconda News
Strew Flowers Where Lie Heroes Asleep In France
Paris May 20 Special services have been arranged for tomorrow at 10 small cemeteries near Belleau Wood where there are 1 000 graves. The service will be held near Pere Bois where 4 700 graves lie in the cemetery on the hill three miles south of Pismes. Other ceremonies are noted at Soissons Ville Pranche and in the Ca eade region with decorations planned for Nice.
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Pere
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Pismes
Misy
Provisional Mexican leadership sparks U.S. troop transit friction
Washington reports say General Felipe Angeles could be provisional president of Mexico with Villa as secretary of war. The Carranza government seeks U.S. permission to move troops through Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, a move seen as signaling a graver Mexican crisis. Acting Secretary Poll notifies Mexico that troop transit cannot occur without assurances of American protection.
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Felipe Angeles
Mexico
Villa
Carranza
United States
Texas
New Mexico
Altona
Felicista
Chihuahua
Poll
Burial Arrangements Held Quietly After Train Arrival
A large crowd awaited the train delivering the body this morning. The hour of burial was not announced to the public. Several hundred people later viewed the body. witnesses noted the deceased had long ties to Chanute and Lynch and had known several local newspaper men for years.
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Ecompa Amar
Kann Torear
Chanute
Kany
Lynch
Villa on the Warpath Near Chihuahua City
From El Paso on May 29, reports estimated 3,000 rebels near Chihuahua City as the Pricano station near the Mexico northwestern road lies just miles away. Mexican federal troops reportedly morale low. civilians doubt resistance to the rebels.
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Texas
Prcano
Chihuahua
Mexico Northwestern
Chihuahue
Democratic Party Aims in 1920s Victory Speech
Chicago and New York report Col. Robert Bacon dies after mastoiditis surgery. Attorney General Palmer addresses the Democratic National Committee praising past reforms and urging unity for future victory. Bacon, former ambassador to France, dies in New York hospital after operation, with family at bedside.
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Congress
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Children's Bureau
Federal Reserve
Republican Party
Democratic Party
New York
Robert Bacon
France
Fye and Ear Hospital
Bacon
NC-4 Sets Off From Lisbon For Final Atlantic Leg
In Washington May 30 a naval dispatch relayed to Admiral Knapp notes Lieutenant Commander Read of the NC-4 is poised to depart Lisbon and Plymouth on the last leg of the transatlantic flight at six Greenwich time. Weather details were not issued but forecasts were believed favorable. Delays in message transmission could delay news of the start reaching Washington.
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A_m
Navy
Knapp
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Read
Lisbon
Plymouth
S'elock
Greenwich
Employment Service Fund Cut Sparks Budget Clash
The House removed a 273 000 appropriation for the employment service from the deficiency bill, risking tighter operations or disbandment. Rep Blanton charged the line as unauthorized, questioning its inclusion with 21 350 000 total across various departments.
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Washington
Gin
Unil
House
Texas
Blarton
Yanks Withdraw From Italy as War Moves to France
May 25 report confirms the last American Army unit in Italy, a quartermaster detachment under Captain Levensohn, left Rome today to join other quartermaster units in France. The departure ends an Italian presence with the embassy military attaches, totaling a tan soldier.
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Quartermaster’s Department
France
British air ministry to provide suitable welcome for read
London announces preparations to welcome the seaplane NCA in England. Maj. Heeley told the house that a fitting reception would be arranged to reflect admiration for the flight. General Seeley added the air ministry would ensure a proper welcome to American aviators in Britain.
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London
Istry
NCA
England
B. Heeley
House of Tommions
France
Ias
Seeley
Int Air Minis
Kaiser Bill Worries Only Concerning His Own Skin
AP report from Amerongen notes the former empress appears more affected while a reg te declarant and General testo discuss minimal possibilities of gleaning records. The piece portrays Kaiser Bill’s attitude as self protective amid uncertain events.
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Kaiser Bill
Associated Press
Amerongen
Peror
Testo
Assured of bread but blind forever
Washington reports discharge from service of 61 soldiers blinded while serving. The men under treatment at Roland Park Ta Himore are totally blind in an industrial sense. They will receive $100 a month plus $57.50 from the government, bringing total support. The number of American blinded soldiers totals 125.
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Brisk
Roland Park
Ta Himore
Winnipeg Strike Threatens City Amid Mediation Push
Reports from Winnipeg indicate the metal trades strike may end by Monday as railway workers offer mediation on bargaining. Municipal authorities push to remove departments from strike impact while police and other workers join the action, prompting federal attention and heightened citywide tensions.
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Winnitrike
Metal Trades
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Clal
Stars and Stripes Me At Home In Seattle
The Stars and Stripes paper, now under Seattle staff, faces continuation questions after its last issue. Sergt Maj Richard B Jones Parks, business manager, notes travel plans for personnel to publish in the United States, with final fate to be decided at the American Legion convention in November.
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Gtneral Pulpestute
Staten
Ace
Post-Intelligencer
Maj
Richard 8. Jones
Parks
Stars and Stripes
Mas Ryder
Columbus
Ohio
General Pershing
American Legion
Hines outlines rail plan to move large grain crop to terminals
Plans announced by the railroad aim to regulate this year’s notch grain movement via a grain control committee including representatives from operating and traffic divisions and a third party from the United States Grain Corporation. Shippers apply to the railroad agent at origin for permits. shipments proceed only if the permit is issued, else delays occur to prevent freight congestion. A copy of the permit goes to the railroad at the destination to arrange cars. The system mirrors last year’s congestion controls and seeks to benefit grain producers and the entire shipping network amid declining demand and good weather.
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United States Grain Corporation
Grain Control
Weakeenedrol Committee
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Andrec
Belief Peage Treaty Completion Date Mentioned
Associated Press notes a possible June signing date for the German treaty if no obstacles appear, with June 20 deemed more likely for signing and departure of officials to the United States. Amid counter proposals on plebiscites, Silesia, and reparation sums, the Entente plans an ultimatum to Germany. The Temps reports a near agreement on the Adriatic question with Italy gaining limited sovereignty and a League mandate over Albania.
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Preats
Wilson
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Fiume
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Lissa
Yaiato
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League of Nations
Albania
London
Fragmentary International Summary Confusing Reads Like Lost OCR
Fragmented text from an Associated Press summary discusses Germany Italy and Adriatic matters with unclear phrases and garbled names. It hints at actions, signings, blockades and potential military measures but lacks coherent facts or dates.
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