German Views Allies Terns Most Deligh
Chancellor Scheidemann told delegates to present counter propositions and seek oral talks as Germany questions Wilson’s points. He accused the Allies of selfish policy and warned that despite Wilson's fifth point Germany would lose colonies and Africa rights. Count Brockdorff-Rantzau is cited as reflecting governmental sentiment while seeking a just peace.
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Berlin
Scheidemann
Wilson
Germany
Africa
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Eleventh Hour Motion to Quash Indictments in Ohio Hotel Case
In common pleas court an eleventh hour motion seeks to quash indictments against Delia Bean operator of the Ohio Hotel and others from the May grand jury. The motion claims indictments were not served within 24 hours as required, setting a new reraignment for 9 A M Monday. William Perkins Jr. remains charged with first degree murder but not affected by the motion.
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Common Pleas Court
Delia Bean
Proprietress
Ohio
May Grand Jury
Mrs Bean
James McClelland
William Dearing
Arthur Sohn
George Smith
Wash Bircher
Charles Rizer
William Perkins, Jr
Wrhers
Joe B. Davis
Music or Noise? Court to Rule on Bagpipes
The New York Caledonian club faces a lawsuit over bagpipes believed to disrupt sleep, as the supreme court weighs whether the sound is music or noise in a momentous dispute.
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New York
Supreme Court
New York Caledonian Club
Willys Overland Plant Closed After Toledo Strike
In Toledo Ohio the Willys Overland plant shut today following a clash between striking workers and holdouts. A rock was thrown during the fight but no serious injuries occurred. Ten thousand workers walked out last week after the firm announced a forty eight hour week, up from forty five.
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Toledo
Willys- Overland
Peace with Russia Suggested by German Delegates
Versailles correspondent quotes German peace delegates urging Germany to make peace with Russia and invite Russian troops into Germany. Landsberg expresses pessimism about armaments and the only choice may be to accept or reject peace terms. In Louisville, Vindex, Harry Payne Whitney's Derby hopeful, ran a mile and a quarter in 2 06 4-5 finishing strongly.
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Berne
Versailles
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Giesberts
Russia
Germany
Herr Landsberg
Louisville
Harry Payne Whitney
Greek Champion London Wins One Fall in Creeks Match
Greek heavyweight title claimant Jim London defeated Dan Koliff in Battle Creek Michigan last night. London won in one hour forty two minutes with a head scissors and toe hold.
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Battle Creek
Mich
Jim London
Dan Koliff
Liberia Represented by Two Delegates at Paris Peace Talks
Liberia, the small west African republic, is represented at the Paris peace conference by C. B. D. King secretary of state and M. B. Dunbar. The country has one seat at the table and the men alternate in representing their people. Liberia covers about 40 000 square miles roughly equal to Guatemala.
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Liberia
Little African Republic
C. B. D. King
M. B. Dunbar
Africa
Guatemala
Trans Atlantic Flight Update and NC-4 Repairs
Updates from Halifax report favorable weather for the second leg of the trans Atlantic flight NHN. The NC-4 aircraft returned to Chatham for minor repairs after engine trouble and will resume from Rockaway Beach once fixed. Hank Gowdy to debut for the Boston Braves in Philadelphia Saturday. An Ohio hotel case sees Harry Armitage arraigned for drunk driving with bond posted.
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Washington
Navy
Navy Department
Halifax
Chatham
Mass
Rockaway Beach
Naval Air Station
Naval
N. Y
Trepassey Bay
N. F
Atlantic
Hank Gowdy
Columbus
Boston Braves
Boston
Philadelphia
Gowdy
166Th
Rainbow
Giants poised to trade for Gonzales from Cardinals
Rumor out of New York on May 9 says John J. McGraw the Giants manager is negotiating a deal to acquire Cardinal catcher Mike Gonzales in exchange for Giants outfielder Dave Robertson.
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AIR
New York
John J. McGraw
Giants
Mike Gonzales
Cardinal
Dave Robertson
Willard to use West Toledo grounds for training camp
Jess Willard wired he will send a representative to Toledo to take over the West Toledo Gun Club grounds and clubhouse as training quarters for his July 4 title bout with Jack Dempsey. Dempsey and manager Jack Kearns plan a Kansas City to Chicago auto trip en route to Toledo for intensive preparations for the bout.
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Toledo
West Toledo
Jack Dempsey
Jess Willard
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Ad Thatcher
Kansas City
Billy McCarney
Chicago
Athens Man Wins Election Board Clerk by Coin Toss
In Athens, Republicans gained the clerkship of the board of elections after five tying ballots for clerk between Fred Bougher and Frank Lowther. A coin flip gave the win to Bougher. W. A. Craft was re elected chief deputy. E L Jones C D Brewer and John Finsterwald joined the board.
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C. D. Brewer
Carbondale
John Finsterwald
Athens
Jones
Brewer
Harry Jackson
James McNamara
Bougher
John Myers
Republican Party
Referendum Proposal for League Covenant Questions Wilson
Senate Democrats plan to ask President Wilson how he views a national referendum on the League of Nations covenant. They expect his opposition, citing separation of treaty and covenant, potential delay, and unnecessary public voting since Congress can hear public views. Support grows for a nationwide vote after a peace treaty summary suggested possible separation.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate Democrats
Congress
Treaty for the Austrians to Be Like Hans
Paris may 9 the big four ordered drafting of the Austrian treaty the boundaries question settled and the responsibilities clause mirrors the German treaty except for the political aspect the German text requires Germany to recognize the inalienable independence of German Austria unless annexations are approved by the league of nations council
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Paris
Germany
Austria
League of Rations Council
Big Game Set Between Michigan and Ohio State
The Michigan and Ohio State baseball teams of the Western Conference meet tomorrow afternoon in Columbus at the American Association grounds to accommodate a large expected crowd.
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Columbus
Michigan
Ohio State
Columbus American Association
Bitter German Press Denounces Quiet Peace Terms
Berlin papers unite in condemnation of an unofficial outline of peace terms. Editors say acceptance means poverty and slavery while criticizing the surrender demand and violations of Wilson’s fourteen points. Some call for the delegation to push for changes and for international proletariat to secure peace.
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Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Brest-Litovsk
Frethelt
Wilson
Ohio Governor Cox asks Democrats for aid in tax relief fight
In Columbus on May 9 1931 Governor Cox convened Democratic lawmakers urging a solid front to pass his financial relief plan. He accused Republicans of being driven by hotel lobbyists and opposed the Fouts highway bill and the highway advisory board abolition. He argued cities should issue indebtedness certificates to cover deficits and warned the plan would burden real estate and deter home ownership.
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Cox
Columbus
Ohio
I. M. Fullington
Republican State Executive Committee
George Clark
Republican State Advisory Committee
House
Highway Advisory Board
Kilbane Predicts Willard Win Over Dempsey in May Fight
Johnny Kilbane the featherweight champion foresees Jim Jefferies? No. He predicts Jess Willard will win the upcoming big bout against Jack Dempsey. Kilbane favors Willard despite preferring Dempsey’s victory for boxing’s sake. He doubts a knockout will occur.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Jezs Willard
Jack Dempsey
United Press Today
Johnny Kilbane
Dempsey
Ohio All Set for Denison Rivalry Baseball Clash
Despite rain, Ohio coach Gullum says the team is ready for tomorrow's game with Denison U. The rivalry between Ohio and Denison weighs heavy as Ohio aims to rebound after basketball loss. Captain Chapman and Gabhel expected to pitch. Gatchel draws keen attention.
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Gullum
Ohio
Denison U
Denison
Chapman
Gabhel
Gatchel
Akron
Washington says bonds will sell
The St Louis federal reserve district reports subscriptions totaling 195 104 006 for the Victory Loan campaign. Treasury totals show 2 818 561 000 subscribed nationwide or 62 63 percent of the minimum. Officials expect the $840 million target to be met today and tomorrow as loan progress continues.
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Washington
St. Louis
Sanrancisco
New York
Wilson Backs Liberty Loan Appeal to All Americans
President Wilson appealed to the American people to make the victory liberty loan a great popular bank. In a cable to Secretary Glass he urged citizens to sustain the nation's honor and credit by paying this last Liberty Loan according to their ability.
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Washington
Wilson
Glass
Wheat and flour prices fall in Minneapolis market
Wheat dropped 25 to 40 cents and flour declined 75 cents to a dollar over the last days as U S government actions to ease living costs of wartime conditions push prices down. Julius Barnes urged millers and speculators to lower prices and ordered large government wheat releases here. Canadian imports were also restricted as a pressure.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Julius Barnes
Government
Borah threats to fumigate if party backs league of nations
Senator Borah denounces a Republican surrender on the league of nations in a Boston letter to Jas T Williams Jr. He says he would fumigate himself and quit if the party collapses its sacred traditions and American sovereignty. He calls opponents cowards and traitors and vows to decide soon.
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Washington
Sena Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
League of Nations
Borah
Jas. T. Williams, Jr
Boston
America
Republic
Gana
Jayhawk
League
J. T. Walte
Wes
Bagton
Woman Escapes Fire As Flames Close In
In St Louis Missouri a woman thought she was escaping a blaze when she struck a match. The scene ends with her recovery.
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ST. Louis
May
Bressler
Fade Out Incident Ties to Chicago Movie Club Bust
A Chicago incident at a Movie Operators' Club pageant involved fade outs during a police raid. The event disrupted rooms as officers moved in to break up activity, with unclear details but notable for the club's response to the crackdown.
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Chicago
Ill
Movie Operators
Dance at Odd Fellows Hall Promises Evening Fun
Tomorrow night at Odd Fellows Hall a big dance with a four piece band will offer lively entertainment and affordable admission. European researchers report a graphite powered negative arc light experiment producing a stable arc and reduced shadow effects.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Rio Grande Storm Claims Dozens in Texas Valley
Reports from the lower Rio Grande valley say at least fourteen people were killed Wednesday night in a severe storm. Near Mission six died and one was seriously injured when a shed collapsed. The dead are largely Mexican nationals. J. L. Vick and his two young sons perished, with Mrs. Vick seriously injured. Damage estimated at about 125000 dollars.
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Houston
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Mission
J. L. Vick
Annual Inspection of Paramathia Lodge No 25
Paramathia Lodge No 25 F and A M invites all Masons to its annual inspection on Friday May 9. Work starts at 5 30 P M with one candidate. Supper at 6 o'clock. Roy Hinchman W M and J A Palmer secretary announce details for the event.
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Paramathia Lodge No
Roy Hinchman
W. M
J. A. Palmer
National Guard $60 bonus eligibility urged by Red Cross
The home service section of the Red Cross states that National Guard members since April 6, 1917 are entitled to a $60 bonus. Two former guardsmen visited yesterday to file claims, one enlisted July 23 and was discharged the following week for physical reasons.
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National Guard
Uncle Sam
Home Service Section
Red Cross
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