Italian Peace Delegates Return to Paris Amid Conference Openings
The Belgian crown council voted to sign the German peace treaty. Italy plans to return to Paris as talks focus on Fiume’s status under a three year league control and on possible Austrian and German pacts. Premier Orlando in Rome seeks terms acceptable to Wilson and the allies.
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Brussels
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Germany
France
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Italy
Wilson
Orlando
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Great Britain
Bavaria
Weimar
St. Germain
Versailles
Serbia
Radio
Austria
Bulgaria
Turkey
United States
Bolshevists Swept From Gary Streets by Loyal Citizens
May 5 Gary report of a street clash where 4 000 radicals and 3 000 lawmen militia and citizens fought. Sixteen radicals jailed awaiting federal action after visuals of Lenin and Trotsky. Police militia and armed citizens forced radicals from the area. red insignia torn away.
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Gary
Indx
Sunady
Pany
Supreme Court Hearings On Federal Rate Fixing Contests
Five cases argued before the Supreme Court challenge federal power to set intrastate and interstate rates for railroads and wires. North Dakota and others contend war powers and state police limits constrain federal rate control, while the government argues broad war powers and exclusivity of interstate rates.
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Supreme Court
Railroad and Wire Administrations
Railroad Administration
North Dakota
State Supreme Court
Director General
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Illinois
Kansas
John G. Price
Ohio
Congress
Burleson
United States
Aviation fields in Gouth abandoned follow list
Washington May 5 Abandonment of aviation fields has been decided by the war department Bar r on Field Carruther Field and Talia ferro Field all at Fort Worth Texas Call Field Wichita Falls Texas Eb erts Field Lonoke Ark Love Field Dallas Payne Field West Point Miss Rice Field Waco Texas Taylor Field Montgomery Ala and Gerstner Field Lake Charles La
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War Department
Barron Field
Carruther Field
Taliaferro Field
Fort Worth
Texas
Call Field
Wichita Falls
Eberts Field
Lonoke
Ark
Love Field
Dallas
Payne Field
West Point
Miss. Rice Field
Waco
Taylor Field
Montgomery
Ala
Gerstner
Lake Charles
Bulgarias and Turks Peace Delegates To Stay In Paris
Paris May 5 preparations underway to welcome Bulgarian and Turkish peace delegates. French officials checked St. Cloud and Bellevue Hotels to establish quarters for them.
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Paris
St. Cloud
Bellevue
Youths Denied Marriage License by Judge Phillips
A 20 year old woman and a 23 year old man were refused a marriage license by Judge Phillips this morning. The girl cited a divorce obtained at New Lexington last Saturday, and the judge ruled it was too soon to remarry.
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Phillips
New Lexington
Naval Flyers Prepare for Atlantic Flight
United States naval flyers at Rockaway air base plan a dawn takeoff on a three plane Atlantic crossing. NC-1 NC-3 and NC-4 will need two hours notice, with oil and gasoline aboard. Weather on Long Island and Nova Scotia must be perfect. strong northerly winds could delay the hop to Trepassey Bay Newfoundland and onward to the Azores.
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United States
Atlantic
Rockaway
Long Island
Nova Scotia
Towers
Trepassey Bay
New Foundland
the Cay
Halifax
Azores
Victory Liberty Loan Drives Moral Appeal Across Nation
The campaign nears two thirds complete while only about a third of bonds are subscribed. The speaker urges Americans who fought for freedom to fund victory notes, honoring the 1.5 million servicemen overseas and the cost of victory.
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Victory Liberty
France
Germany
May term opens as Davis case carried to next term
The May term opened with docket reading and grand jury empaneling in Athens county. Fourteen cases including one murder occupied the jury’s deliberations with fifty four witnesses testifying. Thurman Morgan begins his last term as court stenographer before becoming Clerk of Courts in August. Copeland also ends his term in August.
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Davis
Athens County
Thurman Morgan
Copeland
Shipbuilding Better Soon Under US Shipping Board
Washington May 5 officials say reorganization of the United States Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation is underway for peacetime work. The policy to refuse new ships for foreign countries remains Wilsons policy until peace is signed. Officials expect the ban on foreign contracts to be lifted with ratification of the peace treaty.
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Washington
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Wilson
Victory Loan Subscriptions Hit $301 Million in Cleveland
In the Cleveland Federal district by noon today subscriptions totaled 301.501 million dollars toward a 450 million dollar quota for the Victory Loan drive.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Federal District
Lynching Threat Follows Arrest in Teen Teacher Murder
Latrobe PA May 5 The arrest of the fiend who killed Miss Emma Austraw a 19 year old school teacher whose body was found under a shed on an abandoned farm near here Saturday is believed imminent Citizens and farmers massed around the police station awaiting the killer and threatening lynching if he is captured
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Latrobe
Emma Austraw
Laundry mark may reveal Broadwell murderer identity
A faint laundry identification mark found on a handkerchief tied around the throat of Mrs. Mary E. Broadwell in Clew may identify the murderer. The clue is in the corner of the garment and could lead to the culprit.
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Barrett
Mary E. Broadwell
Brazil's President-Elect to Visit U.S. for Study Trips
Paris dispatch reports Epithia Pessoa, Brazil's president elect, will depart for home after signing the peace treaty. En route he will pause in the United States to study cotton ginning and irrigation for ideas to apply in Brazil.
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Paris
Epithia Pessoa
Brazil
United States
Trans Atlantic flight prep for US Navy planes in Trepassey
American destroyers Stockton Hopewell Philip Roper Dent and Waters refueled at Trepassey Bay and will head to the Azores to form a bridge of boats for the trans Atlantic flight. Weather is clear and cold with lookout measures set along the Newfoundland and Nova Scotia coasts.
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New Foundland
Prediction Wilson to Call Extra Session by May 26
Washington report says Paris signals of Italy's easing create strong expectation that President Wilson will convene an extra session of Congress before June 1, possibly on May 26.
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Washington
Paris
Wilson
Need Miners at Utley
The Jennings Coal Company at Utley Ohio seeks loaders machine men and trackmen. Good prospect for steady work with excellent working conditions. Location Utley Athens County. Date 5 3 2.
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Utley
Jennings Coal Company
Athens County
Taxation Checks Begin. 1400 Athens County Returns Review
Assessors start verifying personal tax return blanks in Chamber of Commerce rooms and the county treasurer's office. About 1400 blanks were sent to the auditor from Athens County residents. Auditing will take a week, then several months for complete review as township visits compile missing returns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Athens County
Suffrage Vote Seen Likely From Western Delegations
Washington May 6 The Suffrage Militant claims a solid suffrage vote will come from western state delegations in both houses and the senate. It also says nineteen states will send delegations with a majority in favor of federal suffrage, while southern Democratic states largely oppose and four are uncertain.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Masons Meet Tuesday With Eleven Candidates
Special communication Paramathia Lodge No. 25 F and A M convenes Tuesday May 6 at 2 PM. Eleven E A candidates to seek initiation. Roy Hinchman W M J A Palmer Sect 5 5 2.
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Masons
Paramathia Lodge
E. A
Roy Hinchman
W. M. J. A. Palmer
Sect
Leaders tour Versailles as peace treaty preparations progress
President Wilson Premier Lloyd George and Premier Clemenceau visited the Trianon Palace in Versailles to inspect arrangements for signing the peace treaty. India revives ancient shipbuilding using timber from its vast forests.
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Paris
President Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Trianon Palace
Versailles
India
Home Telephone Operators Strike Briefly Interrupt Service
A Saturday forenoon strike by Home Telephone operators caused about forty five minutes of service interruption. Managers Jones and officials quickly secured emergency help and four strikers returned to duty. Rural Bell patrons will soon be connected. new operators are praised for courteous, accurate service.
Secretaries son receives pony for birthday gift
Washington May 5 The ambition of Secretary Tumulty's son was to own a pony. At ten fortieth birthday he got a tiny Shetland pony from a Kentucky admirer. He felt he was too heavy to ride it and gave the pony to his son Phillip who is proud today.
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Washington
Tumulty
Kentucky
Second Charge Made By Police
Mrs. Alice Jennings was arrested for operating a house of prostitution on South Lancaster street. She previously pleaded guilty to the same charge and paid a hundred dollar fine. Ray Dick, an occupant, was jailed and later fined ten dollars. A nine teen-year old girl found at the scene was released for lack of charges. A new attachment aims to permit soft coal use in hard coal base burner stoves.
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Alice Jennings
Lancaster Street
Woodworth
Ray Dick
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