Plebiscites in Disputed Territory and German Entry Debate
Berlin reports the peace treaty hinges on plebiscites in disputed lands and acceptance of Germany into the League of Nations with equal voting. The German reply, approved by Chancellor and Count von Brockdorff, centers on these issues. A Teschen settlement is planned via a Polish Czech commission in Cracow. Austrians receive terms expected Friday at St Germain.
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Membership
League Nations
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Count von Brockdorff Rantch
St. Germain
Renner
American Cotton Trade Commission Sails to Europe
An 11 member American cotton industry delegation sails from New York on the Baltic for a two month European tour to study textile conditions in Liverpool London Paris and other centers. The mission aims to foster international textile ties ahead of the New Orleans conference in October.
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United States
Europe
Atlantic
New Orleans
New York
Baltic
Ni Gs
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Rotterdam
Brussels
Ghent
Lille
Havre
Paris
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Switzerland
Portugal
Spain
Scandinavia
Fuller B. Calloway
Manchester Mills
LaGrange
Walter Parker
Association of Commerce of
W. Irving Bullard
Merchants National Bank of Boston
A. C. Beane
Beane Brothers of
James T. Broadbent
Meritus Mills of
Randall N. Durfee
Order City Mfg. Company
Fall River
George L. Gilmore
K. M Gilmore & Co
Somerville
James Incks
American Blower Company
Detroit
A. W. McLellan
Alden Mills
Russell B. Love
Parkhill Mfg. Co
Fitchburg, Mass
John FE. Nousmaniere
J. Spencer Turner Company
Methodist Centenary Exposition Open With Global Exhibits
Columbus Ohio May 27 The Methodist Centenary celebration opens June 20 to July 13 at the exposition grounds with carloads of exhibits valued at $100000 arriving weekly. Seven exhibit buildings a Coliseum and a large open air grandstand will feature African Chinese Japanese Philippine and Indian pavilions among others. The Wayfarer pageant with 750 performers and a 1000 voice chorus will be staged nightly at the Coliseum except Sundays.
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Ohio
Exposition
China
Japan
Malaysia
Africa
Algeria
Cape of Good Hope
India
Ganges
Zebner
Latin America
Continental America
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Cuba
Mexico
Queblos
Southwest
Alaska
New York
Northwest
America
Barracks Fire Kills Forty Soldiers in Ludwig-Schaefen
An occupation troops barracks at Ludwig-Schaefen burned, killing forty soldiers and injuring about one hundred. The report, transmitted via Copenhagen from Berlin, confirms the loss and casualties.
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Associated Press
London
Ludwig-Schaefen
Berlin
Copenhagen
Daniels Would Abandon Ship Program Now
Secretary Daniels told the House Naval Affairs Committee that the 1919 three year plan should be abandoned. He proposed ending ten battleships and ten battle cruisers as world peace and the League of Nations reduce the need for sea supremacy.
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Associated Press
Washington
Daniels
House Naval Affairs Committee
League of Nations
Riots in Lima Leave Six Dead in Food Protest
Lima Peru May 27 six persons killed and twenty wounded as rioting and fighting erupted during a strike called by labor and socialist committees demanding cheaper foodstuffs martial law declared in Lima as authorities move to quell violence
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Peru
Lachor
Aou
Two Liquor Bills Are Introduced in Congress
Washington May 27 Chairman Volstead of the house judiciary committee introduced a bill to enforce wartime prohibition defining liquor as more than one half percent alcohol and appointing a prohibition commissioner by the secretary of the treasury. Representatives Gard and Steal, both Democrats, introduced repeal bills for wartime prohibition covering wines and beers.
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Washington
Chaiman Volstead
House Judiciary Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Gard and
Steal
Allied powers arrange aid to Petrograd after Bolshevik withdrawal
London May 27 reports that allied and associate powers will feed Petrograd and aid its starving population after the Bolshevik expulsion. Herbert C Hoover, head of allied relief, has the arrangements in hand and relief is hoped to reach the city within thirty six hours after withdrawal.
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London
Petrograd
Herbert C. Hoover
Former Athenian Jim Brown Shot by Partner in Mass
Jim Brown a well known Greek resident of this city was shot and killed by his business partner John Versa in Woburn Massachusetts on Monday. His brother D Brown Jr left yesterday for Woburn to attend the funeral as the Christian missions to the world and the Christian league of nations are noted in the broader centenary exposition coverage.
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John Versa
Woburn
Mass
D. Brown, Jr
Christian League of Nations
Jay
No Universal Prosperity Need Cotton Growers Square Deal
Atlantic City May 27 Editor Richard H. Edmonds of the Manufacturers Record addresses the twenty third annual convention of American cotton growers association urging a square deal for southern cotton. He says the crop should be treated as a national asset not a sectional one and notes prosperity has been scarce since 1865.
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South Get Square
R. H. Edmonds
Associated Press
Atlantic City
America
South
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers Record
American Cotton Frowers Association
Commencement Crowd Fills State Normal Hall for Twelfth Night
Two thousand persons packed State Normal Hall to watch Evelyn Lewis direct Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, with strong encores signaling a highly successful production. Alumnae Day featured noon exercises and a long list of participants, followed by diploma presentations on Friday. Eugene Black of Atlanta will deliver the baccalaureate address at 11 o'clock Wednesday after the 10:30 graduating exercises.
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Evelyn Lewis
Lucile Still
Margaret Myddleton
Ruby Ward
Vivian Wheeler
Amy Dister
Treanor Read
Jennie Harrison
Erica Proctor
Annie Neely Iewin
Albert Hillsman
Bertie Ammons
Salle Simmons
Eula Chapman
Fannie B. Knight
Eleanor Estes
Rubye Jordan
Bertha Hudmon
Reppard Brock
Marguerite Beale
Nora Findley
Mildred Kent
Louise Braen Morgan
Birdie Ammons
Edith Burge
Audrey Newby
Louis Almon
Mildred Yeomans
Margaret Pease
Helen Emerson
Prant Dobbs
Elline Gordy
J. M. Pound
Katherine Monfort
Helen Morgan
Myrtle Nelson
Berdie Lee Normal
Lillian Peacock
Margaret Auld Peace
Edna Mae Potts
Christine Virginia Price
Della Mae Raines
Daphne Ransom
Lorenna Rogera Reves
Ethel Reid
Evelyn Rubinstein
Leila Schley
Sarah Elizabeth Segrest
Sara Eunice Sell
Jimmie Shackelford
Beaste
Corinne Sharpe
Gladys Sherrer
Katherine Calhoun Shirley
Eunice Simmons
Iria Simmons
Frances Erldyne Sipple
Fay Smith
Gladys Wayne Smith
Virginia Louise Smith
Mamie Smith
Winnie Davis Smith
Norma Sterly
Nannie Lou Stell
Rilla Viala Story
Allie
Ne Mae Sturdivant
Lacey Kathryn § Divant
Thelma Summers
Maryel Tidwell
Mrabelle Turner
Williams Tuten Beear Vandi
Allee Henrietta Walker
Estelle Walker
Maggie Wallis
Mary Inez
Board of Education elects teaching corps for fall
The board elected a full faculty for the coming year with a few resignations. Mrs. Ora Hart Avery left the domestic science headship. Miss Sue Exum of Mississippi was chosen to fill the vacancy. A long list of principals and teachers across High School and Night School, plus a White and Colored corps, was announced alongside upcoming commencement receptions and building repairs.
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Board of Education
Ora Hart Avery
Miss Sue Exam
Misasasippi
Viana
E. B. Mell
Clyde Patman
Childs Street
Annie Patman
College Avenue
Mary Lou Wier
Haxter Street
Pattie Hileman
Oconee Street
Mary Barwick
Nan
Tahala Avenue
Louie Lane
East Athens
Mamie McKie
Tahala
M. Turnbull
E. (. McKellar
Maud Bolton
Thirh
M. C. Venable
Norine Holliday
Z. McArthur
Mary Pittard
L. L. Mathis
W. M. Elkins
Martha Anderson
Sue Exum
Leila M. Hull
Aseierant
R. T. Dottery
White Corps
Eleanor Burne
Luanie Woods
Anne Mae Wood
Mary Woods
Magdalene Glenn
Ruby Riviere
Jeane Moore
Rosa Maddox
Regena Mason
W. R. Porter
Ruby Anderson
M. J. Capps
Ellie Bradbury
Emily Mason
Lena Bird
Eula Bird
Mary Lamb
Ina Cooper
Yale Students Slights Spark Campus Riot
New Haven May 27 Rioters largely discharged soldiers attacked Yale campus and disrupted the welcome home parade. Police were drawn from across the city as rioters smashed windows and beat several students off campus. The clash began over remarks attributed to Yale students near the campus Saturday.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Yale Campue Tonich
Yate
Ocmpus
Yale
Futile U S Efforts To Bring Irish Leaders To Paris
Paris May 27 Efforts by former Governor Dunn Frank Walsh and Michael Ryan representing Irish societies to obtain safe conducts for Edward Cevalera Author Griffith and Count Plunkett to attend the peace conference ended with Secretary Lansing stating the American representatives felt further effort would be futile and unwise. Walsh and associates had allegedly made offensive utterances to the British peace delegates.
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Associated Press
Paris
Dunn
Inois
Frank Walsh
Michael Ryan
United States
Edward Cevalera
Griffith
Count Plunkett
Lansing
Walsh
Harve
Bill To Establish Home For Soldiers St. Cloud Florida
Washington May 27 The establishment of a soldier s home at St. Cloud Osceola county Florida was proposed today by a bill introduced by Representative Sears a Florida Democrat It would authorize an appropriation of 250000 for acquiring land and constructing buildings
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Associated Press
Washington
St. Cloud
Osceola County
Florida
Sears
Bolshevik Leaders Flee With State Funds Reported
Reports from Viberg describe panic among Bolshevik leaders in Petrograd as heavy bombardment echoed from Petrograd and Kronstadt. Advices claim a number of leaders fled with state funds amid the turmoil.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Petrograd
Kronstadt
Viberg
Bolshevik Forces Lose Town West of Petrograd
Washington reports state department advices from Swedish press claim anti Bolshevik forces have captured Peterhof, 16 miles west of Petrograd, marking another town loss for Bolshevik forces amid the European conflict.
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Washington
Peterhof
Petrograd
State Department
Hoosier Automobile City To Entertain Visitors
The Lexington Motor Car Company plans to entertain motorists at its Connersville Indiana plant over the next several days. Hoosier-Dixie Highway traffic and Old National Road travelers will converge for the derby period. Frank B. Ausend invites visitors from Lexington distributors and dealers and other motorists to tour the factory while in Indiana. Public officials and local citizens back the effort to showcase auto manufacturing during race week.
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Lexington Motor Company
Connersville
Ind
Indianapolis Speedway
Lexington Minute Man
Lexington
Frank B. Ausend
Lexington Motor Car Company
Hoosier State
Transatlantic NC-4 Seaplane Arrives in Lisbon Completes First Flight
Washington reports the American seaplane NC-4 landed at Lisbon at 4 01 P M Washington time after a nine hour forty four minute flight from Ponta Delgada and a twenty six hour forty one minute Atlantic crossing from Newfoundland The crew led by Commander Reed includes Lieutenants Stone Hinton Ensign Redd and Chief Machinist Rhodes and was greeted by NC-1 and NC-3 crew members in London.
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Associated Press
Washington
NC-4
Lisbon
Ponta Delgada
Atlantic
New Foundland
Plymouth
Navy Department
R. C. Redd
EF. 8
Rhodes
London
Dad Haselton a Camp Gordon hospital mainstay in 1918
A front page tribute in The Cadence from Camp Gordon lauds D. P. Haselton known as Dad for his year of service in the base hospital. He moved through wards distributing stamps and postcards, cheering wounded soldiers, fetching supplies, and easing days with kindness and tireless errands.
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Caddceas
Camp Gordon
Dad
D. P. Haselton
Haselton
Dad Haselton
Recruiting Officers Seek Addresses of Georgia Soldiers
Recruiting officers call for former soldiers and officers in Clarke and surrounding counties to register names and addresses at the Shackelford building corner College Avenue and Clayton Street. The station offers army information, contact for the register, and help with allotments, allowances, bonuses, insurance, back pay, travel, and Liberty bonds. Mrs Sparks visits Miss Stella Sparks at the State Normal tonight.
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Army
Georgia
Clarke
Shackelford
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