Arbitration opens amid Winnipeg strike tensions
In Winnipeg on May 30 the metal trades dispute between the Winniper Metal Trades council and leading employers moves into formal arbitration as a general strike stalemate nears a breaking point. Delegations of returned soldiers and crowds march to Parliament while officials discuss collective bargaining and possible legislation. About 100 firemen resume work and 450 employees are reinstated. the city faces heat relief efforts and a looming storm.
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German delegation balks at peace treaty wording
Berlin reports say the German peace delegation refused to sign the proposed treaty in its current form. Brockdorff-Rantzau and colleagues thanked German officials for cooperation while noting the counter proposals lacked clarity.Germany sent bound copies of counter proposals and translations to the four-power council as a full explanation, with a small German delegation party departing for Berlin.
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Memorial Day Peace Conference Reports Quiet Observance
In peaceful observance of Memorial Day President Wilson addressed graves at Suresnes cemetery and met with Premier Orlando to discuss the Adriatic settlement. The Four Power peace council had no formal meeting as three new German notes arrived on property in allied lands, Turkish debt, and the Sao Paulo issue. Greek reinforcements landed in Asia Minor as Turkish resistance remained limited compared with earlier debarkations.
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Liberalism Dead in the Republican Party Says Cummings
In St Louis Missouri on May 30 Democratic leader Cummings condemned Republican leaders for turning the League of Nations ratification into a partisan issue and urged support for President Wilson awaiting return to present the peace treaty. He criticized Republican tactics as dying spasms and accused open sedition elements seeking control of the party.
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Blooming Bobbies Strike in London
London voters ready for possible strike as Metropolitan Police face wage ballot. A majority of the nineteen force reportedly favor action if wages are not raised. Ballot results due Sunday to decide if a strike begins Tuesday.
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Launching Record Marks Ship Yard Openings at Island
A May 10 launch event drew a crowd of about 100,000 as multiple ships slid from the ways at How Island. Secretary Daniels spoke as the principal figure, praising national resolve and wartime production.
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Dr Anna H Shaw Fighting For Life
Springfield Illinois May 30 There is slight improvement tonight in the condition of Dr Anna Howard Shaw but she remains seriously ill at 11 oclock. The report notes her critical state and ongoing medical care.
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My Soldier Girl Wins Two Audiences at Broadway
A fragmented review notes My Soldier Girl drawing two holiday audiences at Broadway. The piece describes Dixies, dances, and a cheerful atmosphere with quirky lines and unclear dialogue, mentioning a black man as a chief joker and various stage moments amid a carnival vibe.
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Billiard Exhibition Impresses Local Fans
Taberski, a renowned billiard expert, staged an exhibition yesterday afternoon and evening in Marquette. He displayed tricks and shots unseen by local spectators, thrilling followers of the game. Organizer Mr Daniels plans a yearly billiard tournament with a silver cup prize to stimulate interest.
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Bill
Rehabilitation plans emerge at Cincinnati convention
A damaged report from Cincinnati outlines plans for rehabilitation of the Holy Land by Jewish leaders from many nations. The convention drew delegates from across the United States and Canada, and was described as the largest of its kind.
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League of Nations aim to build Holy Land home for Jews
The article notes Rabbi Glazer urging a League backed project to promote Jewish immigration and Palestine's development as a national home. It cites dreamers seeking a reconstructed nation and a flourishing Palestine as a home for Jewish peoples, emphasizing historic farming methods and resource growth. An unrelated police case and minor local notes follow.
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