All Germany Rises Call to Reject Treaty and French Pact
In a turbulent dispatch President Wilson plans to ask the Senate to approve a French pact while Germany rises in opposition. Reports note NC-1 and NC-3 planes resume the ocean hop today as cables indicate a promised pact to France. The president signals that he will propose the League of Nations and seek Senate approval, amid strong pressure from Borah and other critics.
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British troop movement against Afghan tribesmen
In London May 3 a British report says General Sir approximates that about a thousand Afghans with overall claim have been moved. the Amir’s forces occupy a frontier position, while Indian officials indicate ongoing operations in the area.
Leaders in Berlin Stunned by Treaty Offer
Fragmentary report shows leaders from multiple factions reacting to a proposed treaty. Socialists reportedly declare the move is accepted only as part of a revolutionary shift, amid tense debates and widespread uncertainty about the plan’s implications.
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St Louis District Tops Liberty Loan Quota
Washington May 8 Nearly 1 200 000 000 in subscriptions filled the remaining day of the Liberty Loan drive. Districts reported progress with St Louis taking the honor as first to reach its quota for the campaign and New York close behind. Large gains on the final day pushed totals toward the 4 000 000 000 loan goal.
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Industrial Board Resigns as Price Stabilizing Collapses
The Industrial Board quit amid failed efforts to satisfy the Railroad Administration and steel manufacturers. Attorneys general opined the actions were not authorized by law, none declared illegal, and the steel schedule remained the board’s sole promulgation. Four other industrial sectors showed willingness to cooperate as resignations were announced.
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Policemen Dismissed For Neglect Of Duty
Patrolman John Matthews was found guilty of neglect of duty and dismissed, stripped of badge and shield, by the Police Commissioners. Patrolman Charles Luciano also found guilty of neglect but received a public reprimand after claiming illness and heavy home duties affected his wakefulness.
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Merchants Quiz Mayor Keep Portals Closed
A garbled OCR item mentions a Merchants Quiz and a mayor with portals closed and directors failing to appear for inquiries from the Business Men's Association. The text is fragmented but indicates city business matters and a mayor named Wilson with directors tied to a 2] gan Business Men’s association.
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National Guards Here Plan New Organization
More than 300 ex-members attended a preliminary meeting in the Armory to form a local National Guard club. Sergeant W John W. Johnson presided as plans outlined a club for former National Guard members, including those who served before World War I and through the Spanish War, with a May 15 general election for officers.
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Lieutenant Jim Europe killed in Mech anics Hall incident
Boston May 9 Lieutenant James Rees Europe died at a hospital after a wound to the neck during a confrontation with Herbert Wright a drummer in the Hell Fighters infantry band Europe who had been at a band concert in Mechanics Hall was fatally injured when Wright allegedly drew a knife and slashed him Wright was arrested in connection with the assault
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Bridgeport Subscriptions Boosted By Victory Bond Drive
After visiting the German sub marine at the local port last night, William H. Kennah of Seaview subscribed for a $6,000 Victory bond. It is expected Bridgeport's subscriptions will be greatly swelled as the drive continues.
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Giant seaplanes tuned for Trepassey Hop
Halifax May 9 The United States naval hydroplanes prepare for their trans Atlantic flight as favorable weather allows tests after propeller changes. Aviators report relief that NC-4 and Grey Goose are safe and hope to rendezvous at Trepassey and begin the voyage.
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American tion convention yields resolutions in committee
A chaotic convention scene sees a national resolutions committee meeting amid factional tensions. officers and officers’ supporters discuss discrimination within the regular army and topics on prohibition. Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Bennett and other leaders back a cautious approach as the caucus elects P. C. Calhoun of Bridgeport as third chairman and approves several minor resolutions.
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Coroner Holds Sayles Criminally Responsible
Coroner rules Sayles criminally responsible for George Wilson's death after a Wall Street saloon argument. Testimony cited Wilson's abusive language and truculent attitude, but coroner calls for trial to establish guilt level. Witnesses described Wilson raising fists before a fatal blow that fractured his skull. Wilson died at St Vincent's Hospital the following morning.
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Dublin Mansion Seized by British Authorities
Reports say British forces seized the official residence of the Lord Mayor in Dublin, the Mansion House, during tense actions in the city. The move follows conflicting statements about control of key civic and administrative sites as authorities assert authority over Dublin amid ongoing turmoil.
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Germany's Defiant Stand At Versailles Debate
A German delegation rejects immediate signatory of the Versailles peace terms. Scheidemann and others urge a written reply and demand changes, while the National Assembly weighs a response that could mark Germany's fate with war weary, divided public opinion and mass citizen protests across the land.
U B 148 Reaches Port With Pop Up Loan Review
A damaged OCR passage describes a German submarine U-B 148 docking near Victory Square. A contrasting United States undersea fighter nearby is noted as more modern and shipshape. The text mentions the German craft’s torpedo tubes, complex controls, and midship helm, with crew routines and ship’s galley.
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Man Arrested For Heckling At Park Theatre
A man identified as Thomas McCarthy was arrested at the Park Theatre after causing a disturbance by heckling Corporal John C Pall who spoke for the Victory Loan. McCarthy alleges Pall slapped him after leaving the stage and faces charges of drunkenness and breach of the peace in City Court.
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President Wilson to Visit Belgium
Paris reports President Wilson will visit Belgium soon. Details are scarce but the trip is described as important by Associated Press.
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Italy Fiume Standoff Persists With France Mood
Paris reports France believes Italy will not yield on Fiume and may press for London Pact terms. Italy refuses compromise proposing League of Nations mandate only until 1923 with Dalmatia and islands to follow, while Yugoslavs seek port access. Elsewhere Austria peace terms begin to take shape and German delegation at Versailles debates Clemenceau plan amid tough stipulations.
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