German Peace Notes Split Over League of Nations Demands
Berlin dispatch reports the German delegation split over proposals on military, air, and naval limits tied to equal League of Nations participation. Germany seeks transitional troops for internal order while insisting on its draft for a league of nations. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau addresses the German peace delegation at Versailles.
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Romie
League of Nations
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Versailles
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Postal Grief Charged With Conspiracy To Cause Failure
Washington hearings before the senate commerce committee on legislation for returning telephone and telegraph properties feature charges against Newcomb Carlton and Edward Reynolds. Carlton accuses Reynolds of coordinating with Burleson to worsen government operation while sending letters urging officials to cause failure. Reynolds testifies that some statements against the Postal company are untrue and that deterioration stemmed from natural conditions.
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Newcomb Carlton
Western Union Telegraph Company
Edward Reynolds
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
General Burleson
Senate Commerce Committee
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Navy plane spends night in harbor at Ferrol Spain
Washington May 30 The NC 4 forced down for repairs after covering 100 miles of the final leg from Lisbon to Plymouth and then spent the night at Ferrol Spain awaiting favorable weather. Commander Read logged 225 miles more to Ferrol, hoping to resume tomorrow for an Atlantic crossing toward Plymouth.
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Airplane crash kills one lieutenant and injures another
In San Diego, May 30, an aircraft burst into flames and plunged near Ramona, northeast of the city. Lieutenant Wiscon was killed while Lieutenant Kelley was seriously burned. Both men had bailed from Rockwell Field.
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Mexican revolutionaries plan North Mexico campaign under Angeles
A meeting of major Mexican revolutionary leaders is set at General Carrra camp on the Nuevo Leon-Coahuila border to organize movements under General Angeles as chief of the northern division, with Villa as second in command. Representatives of Felix Diaz and Dr Vasquez Gomez are mentioned, aiming to name Angeles supreme chief and to strike against Carranza.
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Vasquez Gomez
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Paracall
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Agua Calient
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Carra
Sedilio
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Villa
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Carranga
Republic of Mexico
Gomez
Mexico
Luis Caballero
Tamaulipas
Felix Diaz
Memorial and service notices from Butte and Spokane
Memorial services announced for Butte High Auditorium and at Hatte Church. Salvation Army head mutes service. Henry Haley dies in Spokane. Anaconda Ravert news. Golfers endure cold day for sport.
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Fsix
Henry Haley
Spokane
Salvation Army
Mento
Ravertis
Memorial Parade of 1919 Stirs Butte Patriots Under Snow
Under bitter skies and flying snow, Butte honors veterans of three wars in a Memorial Day parade. Civil War, Philippine Insurrection, and World War I veterans marched with bands from Montana State, recalling sacrifices and those who “died for freedom.” The procession featured fathers and sons in blue, gray, and olive drab, moving past reverent crowds and ending with patriotic songs that kept faith with the fallen.
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Butte
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Katy
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Powder River
Versallies or Berlin it’s all one to us says Lloyd George
The South Wales Daily Mint notes Premier Lloyd George stating there is no clear choice between Versailles and Berlin policy, reflecting a unified stance on treaty terms and postwar aims amid shifting European pressures.
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Berlin
Lloyd George
President Wilson Urges Lessons From War Memorial Day
President Wilson speaks at Suresnes cemetery near Paris urging that sacrifice be meaningful, not wasted, by learning from defeat and shaping future ideals. He condemns only victory if it fails to teach, and notes French and American troops honor the dead with shared rites and resolve. The address underscores fate of nations and the League of Nations as covenant hope.
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Suresnes Metery
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