Bolshevism Faces Reds in Vienna as Hungarians Debate
Alexis Bolgar, Hungarian Soviet representative, says Bolshevism waning and peace near. He urges Allied negotiators to allow Soviet delegates in Budapest to seek Paris terms and cautions Britain and America about handling Hungary. Bolgar cites self constitutions, the Budapest hotel lobby, and scarce Soviet funds due to a recent Vienna theft. Karolyi and Barabash are described with limited political experience.
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Vienna
Associated Press
Paris
Alexis Bolgar
Synuts
Budapest
Red Republic
Hungary
Leas
Karolyi
Apponyi
Andrassy
Viennia
United States
Wilson
Beims
Switzerland
Julius
Arad
Belggar
Barabash
Michael
Shile
Barjassi
Chamber of Commerce
Bolgar
Bleriot Applauds American Aviators For NC-4 Flight
Paris May 18 Louis Blériot pioneer aviator and first to fly the English Channel congratulates the American NC-4 crew for spanning the distance between Newfoundland and the Azores. He notes the world’s praise and recalls his own ten year ascent in a tiny airplane.
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Paris
Louis Bleriot
English Channel
Newfoundland
Azores
Yj 2
Sworld
Biorot
Toledo to host big July 4 bout draws vast crowds
A vast swath of the United States lies within twelve hours by road or rail of Toledo. The July 4 showdown near Toledo will draw visitors from Cleveland Detroit and Chicago with parking and docking plans on Maumes Bay and strong rail access from major centers.
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United States
Toledo
Indiana
New York
Cleerland
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Tant
Tpercily
Lake Fiie
Maumes Bay
Buffalo
Bay
Influenza claims soldiers aboard Spanish steamer Antonio Lopez
May 18 report from New York details an influenza outbreak aboard the Antonio Lopez after sailing from Bordeaux with 1174 troops and crew. Three soldiers of the 25th Infantry died, two crewmen died at sea, soldiers embalmed for homeward shipment, and officers cited for bravery. Also notes presence of Lt Col J G Towns and Capt Sirmon among passengers. Scotch night at Bridgeport Masonic club featured a musical program and refreshments.
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New York
Antonio Lopes
Bordeaux
25Th Infantry
Arthur’ B. Hunter
Columbus
Wiliam Wailer Gibsonberg
Ohio
William Locke
Nantitoke
National Army
325Th
Thomas L. Pierce
Boston
Pierce
Old Colony, Trust
Plattsburg
Antonio- Lopez
Bridgeport
Masonic Club
First Woman Bank Director in Capital Prompts Pioneering View
Miss Mary O Toole, a native of Ireland, becomes the first woman in the capital to be elected director of Citizen's Savings Bank Washington. A pioneer in Steuben County New York she was the first naturalized citizen there in 1900 and the first official stenographer. She now joins the Washington Chamber of Commerce as a director and is a law graduate of Washington College of Law.
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Mary ‘O’foole
Citizen's Savings Bank
Washington
O'Poole
Ireland
Steuben County
N. Yi
Womn
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Bank
Wiss O'Toole
As Washington College of Law
Eicr
Allies May Keep U S Troops Five Years Rhine Plan
Washington reports advised that the Allied program envisages a five year occupancy of the Rhine area with a phased peace plan. General Mareh said War department estimates of foreign landings had been too high, noting current troop transports and anticipated American and allied forces.
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Rhine
Washington
Ds Garmaay
Paris Ha
Rhinn
Mareh
War-department
War Department
SAMPLE SHELL EXPLODES KILLING EXPERIMENTER
New York March 18 Herbert P Chamberlain 15 years old is dead after experimenting with a three inch shell believed sample containing no explosives His sister Ruth 17 was lightly injured They lived with uncle G Warren Hawkins principal of Public School No 11 Bronx The shell was in their basement while he pried the cap The youth died from abdominal wounds and possible arm amputation The shed linked to Liber Loan demonstrations in Van Courlandt Park
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New York
Herbert P. Chamberlain
Ruth
Heath Avenue
The
Bronx
G. Warren Hawkins
Yverdham Hospital
van Courlandt Park
Say Be Be Beat Wife City Court Case Continued
Stewart Wells of Trutbutl road faced a charge of wife heating in City court Saturday and his case was continued until May 20. The defendant is held for trial under $100 bonds.
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Stewart Wells
Trutbutl Road
Biltmore Management Plans New Country Club Nearby Rye
John Bowman leads an investor group to establish the Biltmore Country Club near Rye New York. The project includes a 400 room hotel with lavish grounds and two large golf courses on 350 acres. Purchase cited as the region's largest real estate deal in a decade, near $1 million, with another $1 million for development.
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New York
John ‘Mel
Bowinn
Billmore Country Club
Rye
Bowman
Driver Injures Palm With Pick at Hallett Street
Joseph Ping, 13 Hallett Street, drove the point of a pick into his palm while working for Pardy Construction Co on Saturday. He was removed to Emergency Hospital where doctors treated the injury. A complete recovery is expected if infection is prevented.
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I Ot. Pardy Construction Co
Joseph
Ping
Hallett Street
Many Way Visitors in Southport This Sunday
SOWTABART May 48. Special notes tell of visitors from New York City returning home after spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs William Taylor of Osborne. Potter recently came from France with the 105th Machine Gun Battalion. William Taylor died in France of pneumonia while on duty. Louis A Barton entertains her mother Mrs W L Whipple of New York City at her home on Bowl street. Whipple heads Red Cross airfield HQ. Lowell Clues is to return from Cuba this Tuesday. John M Donaldson leaves for Ohio to visit friends after serving as first lieutenant in the Rainbow division and receiving a discharge.
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Cspeulal
Willian
Taylor
France
Louis A. Barton
W.L. Whipple
New York City
Bowel
John MM. Donglison
William
Donaldson
the Post Road
Ohio
Devon Red Cross Meeting Set Before Summer Adjournment
The Devon Red Cross branch will hold its final meeting before summer at the Devon Union Church on Monday afternoon. All local workers are urged to attend to help finish refugee relief work.
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Wnal Red Cross
Devon
The
Red Cross Society
Suimmer
U.S Planes to Patrol the Philippines
The War Department announced that four Army air squadrons will be organized for Philippine service. The Second Squadron will base at Rockwell Field San Diego and the US at Haselhurst Weld Mineola. Enlisted men must have at least five years of service to qualify.
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Washington
Pacific
Gloneut Aweral Defence Service
Hilippines
African Golf Raid Nets Thirty Prisoners
New York May 18 police report two raids under Detectives Mc Laughlin and McCarthy. Sixteen men were arrested in a saloon on We lvifiy-third street and fourteen more on Fifty-ninth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues for disorderly conduct tied to alleged ivory shakers in a basement gambling den.
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New York
Uie
Complain of Drivers Using the Footpath in Devon
Residents in Devon report indignation over auto piles and teams blocking a cinder path from Nougatue avenue to the east bound road, forcing pedestrians into the roadway to reach the railroad station. Action planned to stop the nuisance and bring the offenders to justice. Also notes local rental of the residence at 26 Wood avenue to Mrs. Williamson and James F. O Connell taking a position with Mr. Doherty aiding the seaside business season.
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Devon
Goeghil
Shany Antaversble
Staton
Nougatue Avenue
Walnut Beach
Ylood
Avenue
Charles T. Doherty
Willamson
East Street
Bridgeport
James F. O'Connell
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