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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1919

Page

6

Austrian Peace Terms Under Discussion at Versailles

The council of four continues work on the Austrian compact including army demobilization and dismantling the Skoda works. Italy debates Fiume and the Dalmatian coast while America reportedly opposes ceding Fiume. German envoy Brockdorff-Rantzau says the treaty cannot be accepted as written and Germany would not sign unless terms are doable.

Hungary St. Germain Council of Four Amous Skoda Austria Vienna Hogue Clemenceau Signor Orlando Baron Sonnino Italy Fiume Dalmatian M. Trumbitch Jugo-Sliaw Commission House Thomas Nelson

Brockdorff-Rantzau Says Treaty Is Impossible

Berlin May 14 Count von Brockdorff Rantzau head of the German peace delegation told fellow members the peace treaty in its present form could not be accepted or signed as its terms could not be fulfilled He said Germany would sign nothing it did not intend to fulfil and that the delegation would seek to improve the treaty to make signing possible.

Pagé Italy Fiume Council of Four Count von. Brockdorff-Rantzau Versailles Berlin Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Clemenceau

Fire Shots At Fleeing Thugs Across Charlestown Bridge

Chel- Séa police pursue youths after attack on Hyman Zuxman on the bridge near the Chelsea line. Three Charlestown youths Albert Power John Lane Leo O Halloran arrested for assault and robbery. another suspect William Powers held on rescue charge. Police fired several shots as they nabbed the assailants and recovered a camera thrown overboard.

Chel- Séa Charlestown Bridge Charlestown Albert F. Power Elm Street John C. Lane Decatur Street Leo J. O'Halloran Oak Street Hyman Zuxman Everett Avenue Chelsea William Powers Chelsea Street Zuxman Bridge Isbester, McCarthy O'Connor

Sparkling ale turns out to be whiskey in Maine

In Portland on May 16 deputies Doughty and Paine uncovered five bottles of whiskey hidden among about two dozen bottles of near-beer in a Commercial street restaurant. Harry and Sarah Geisinger were ordered to post bail before Commissioner Murphy for their court appearance.

Portland Doughty and Paine Harry Sarah Geisinger Murphy

War Department notices lost baggage from France to U S

Soldiers who lost their baggage en route from France to the United States are advised by the War Department to send their names, addresses and a description of the property to the lost baggage depot in Hoboken New Jersey. About 3300 pieces of baggage are held there due to lack of ownership information.

Washington France United States War Department Hoboken N. J

Towers' One Ambition to Make First Flight Across the Atlantic

Commander John H Towers U S N heads the transatlantic air fleet awaiting the NC 4 at Trepassey Newfoundland as his friends recall a five year old vow to reach the Atlantic with the America. The planned route included Cape Broyle Vigo and Portsmouth with the 74 foot wingspan craft carrying 300 gallons of fuel and weighing three tons.

Towers Atlantic Hammondsport N. Y John H. Towers United States Navy Transatlantic Air Fleet Trepassey N. F Azores Joe’’ Toye Post Joe’ Toye John Cyril Porte Commander Towers Aare Vigo Spain Portsmouth England Nc’s America U. S Naval Academy At Annapolis Georgia Glenn H. Curtiss Ncs Naval Curtiss Curtiss Rodman Wanamaker John Wanamaker Wanamaker Porte Navy Transatlantic Air Fleet

Poles Fail to Gain Part of German Navy

Paris May 15 The Council of Foreign Ministers rejected Poland’s bid for a share of the German navy saying warships were unnecessary for Poland’s defense. The council also ordered prisoners of war held by Russians in Siberia the Baltic provinces and the Caucasus returned home immediately.

Paris Associated Press Council of Foreign Ministers Siberia Baltic Caucasus

Wilsons Message To Congress To Be Brief

Paris May 15 President Wilson informed the cable companies his message to the upcoming special session of Congress will be confined to a few hundred words. The brief message can be cabled likely on the day it is delivered.

Paris Wilson Congress

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