No Compromise on Italys Aim at Paris Peace Talks
May 5 report from ARIS says Italian delegates are returning to Paris, seen as a sign of continued loyalty to the Entente though German papers hinted Italy had broken with the Allies. It notes confusion over Italy's stance and questions about Marquis Imperial's role in the League of Nations meeting. Belgian Crown Council signaled support for treaty signing with favorable debt arrangements aided by American delegates, marking another positive Conference development.
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Aris
Paris
Aitalian
Entente
Marquis Imperial
Ambbassador
London
Italy
League of Nations
Crown Council
Belgium
Newspapers in Munich Resume Publication
Munich reports show all papers except Red Flag and other radical organs resumed today. Cash and valuables in banks intact. Sondheimer, the historian leader, shot while fleeing. no trace of Isaders Nissen and Levine. Levine, editor of the Red Flag, shot. About 250 bodies moved from the medical institute to cemeteries.
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Munich
Copenhagen
Sondheimer
Ar Hist
Isaders Nissen
Levine
Red Flag
Medical Institute
Peace Treaty With Germany May Be Brought To Close
Paris May 6 key delegates reported the peace treaty with Germany could be disposed of before June 1 after a busy day of talks. President Wilson met with the Council of Three and visited Versailles to plan Wednesday’s session with the Germans. He discussed minor issues with Hoover and Admiral Benson and pressed for journalist access to the ceremony alongside Lloyd George and Clemenceau.
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Paris
Germany
Wilson
Council of Three
Versailles
Hotel de Crillon
Herbert C. Hoover
Admiral Benson
Lloyd-George
Clemenceau
Judge Curtis Admits Thirty New Citizens
Thirty applicants were admitted to citizenship in the Naturalia tion court yesterday by Jude Howard J. Curtis. Government examiner Church asked all the Russian applicants if they believed in Bolshevism. they answered in the negative.
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Jude Howard J. Curtis
Church
Man's Body Found in Connecticut River
Hartford May 6 A steamer near the Hartford dock spotted a young man’s body in the Connecticut River. Captain R H Hillis alerted police. Medical Examiner Costello believed the body had been in the water about two weeks. A gold watch and $9.75 were in pockets. A faint pin inscription read J P 1918, leading to the belief the body is John Potenza missing since April from 25 Francis Avenue.
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Hartford
Middletown
Hartford and New York Transportation Company
R. H. Hillis
Costello
J. P
John Potenza
Francis Avenue
Criminal Court Adjourns Briefly to May 20
The Criminal Common Pleas court, scheduled to hold a session yesterday, adjourned until May 20. Judge John I. Walsh, who was to preside, instead addressed a civil case on the docket.
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Criminal Court
Criminal Common Pleas Court
John i. Walsh
Finnish North Russia Move Threatens Petrograd
Paris dispatch reports Finnish backed Udenitch forces gaining control in Karelia and along the Kola railway, with 4,000 Russians deserting Bolshevik rule. Bolsheviks cut off Moscow liaison to the Ivurman coast as Karelia residents inch toward annexation by Finland, altering supply routes and widening pressure on Petrograd.
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Paris
Associated Press
Petrograd
Udenltch
Udenitch
Petroz Avadsk
Olonetz
Ladovice Pole
Lake Tadoga
Kola
Kola Peninsula
Moscow
Ivurman
Entente
New England Victory Loan Quotas Lag Behind
New England subscribed about 62 percent of its Victory loan quota totaling 197,594,000 dollars against an 875,000,000 goal. All six district states fell short. Vermont and Connecticut led with about 80 percent. Massachusetts 48 percent, Rhode Island 47 percent, Maine 42.6 percent, New Hampshire 45 percent. subscribers numbered 228,000. Hartford earned an honor flag for full conquest of all five loans. An aerial circus drew crowds as loan workers pressed for more subscriptions.
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Boston
New England
Vermont
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Hartford
Conn
Startford
Brooklyn
Colchester
Chaplin
Windsor
Sharon
Simsbury
Southington
Windham
Westbrook
Goshen
Plymouth
Stafford
Washington Street
Pichon Elected Head of League of Nations
Paris May. Stephen Pichon France minister of foreign affairs was elected chairman of the provisional League of Nations organization at the American headquarters meeting. Sir Eric Drummond of Great Britain became acting secretary general after being elected at the peace delegates meeting last week. Colonel House of the United States proposed the motion. M Lon fulfilled the role of minister of foreign affairs and was elected chairman. Drummond invited to occupy acting secretary general seat.
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Paris
Stephen Pichon
France
Provisional Organization of the
League of Nations
Eric Drummond
Great Britain
Bba House
United States
M. F °Lon
Old Age Starts With Your Kidney Remedies
A vintage advertisement promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a home remedy to strengthen kidneys and digestive organs to delay old age. It claims 20 years of use, daily capsules, and renewed vigor when taken regularly, with a money back guarantee if no help.
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Haarlem
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Provisional Organization
Col. House of American Delegation
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Grand Dental Terminal
Rmpershing Square
John McE. Bowman
Geo. W. Sweeney
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