German Public Roars at Peace Terms and Alliance Exclusion
Berlin reports show growing anti treaty sentiment as Germans denounce the terms and a wide protest movement forms against signing. Italian and French officials discuss settlement, while Italy resents exclusion from the Anglo Franco American alliance and disputes over Adriatic claims. Paris notes say four power talks prepare replies on labor and prisoners of war.
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Pur Food Show and Bazaar Opens at YWCA Shack
The Pur Food Show and Bazaar opened last night at the YWCA shack, launching a week of pleasure and fund raising for the City hospital Elevator fund. Exhibits include Edison's musical instruments, Uno bread, Mama's Pus, four brands from Lett-Lewis, Jonteel powder at Andrews Drug, and Blue flame oil stove by Georgia Hardware, with Brunswick residents Mrs. Julia May spearheading the effort and Glynn High School Glee club adding musical entertainment.
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Corn Takes Sensational Jump In Rapid Shoot
Chicago May 12 prices in the corn market surged as ample supplies and wet weather prospects delayed planting. May deliveries jumped to 1.77 a bushel with an overnight rise of eight cents as traders priced in the late spring pressures.
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Brazil No. 1 Leader Attacks United States
Rio de Janeiro May 12. An attack on the United States was made by Madeiros a leading Brazilian journalist now home from the United States He accuses the United States of forcing a revolution in Mexico and says Brazil is viewed by the U S as a future colony He ridicules Wilson and Monroe doctrine and calls the United States Prussia of tomorrow.
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Southern Convention condemns lynching and mob rule
Knoxville Tenn May 12 The Southern Sociological congress in session here passed a resolution condemning lynchings and mob rule as un American and subversive to law and order.
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Woman Leads Western College at Mills College
Dr. Aurelia Reinhart heads Mills College in Oakland California becoming the only woman president of a western college. The college enrolls 207 girls in an academic program. Reinhart is a University of California graduate.
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French Cruisers Base in Gulf of Finland Cite City
Stockholm dispatch says entente forces plan an assault on Petrograd with Helsinki as base. About fifty thousand troops expected to take part and French cruisers are positioned off Helsingfors for the attack.Further telegrams are pending clearance on the operation.
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Conference urged English instruction for all Americans
The interior department hosts a conference where Commissioner Claxton states no foreign language skill can make an immigrant truly American. He urges English instruction for all, emphasizing English as essential for national unity and citizenship.
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Legislature asks Catts help stop big strike
The Florida House passed a resolution asking Governor Catts to act as arbitrator to end a strike by about 6,590 phosphate mill workers. The walkout has disrupted the pebble phosphate industry in south Florida, as workers demand eight hours a day and 37 cents an hour.
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Heavyweight tire debate boosts local plans for July fourth
Toledo Ohio May 12 Reservation for the proposed heavyweight tire event here on July fourth has already reached seventy five thousand dollars. Prices range from 10 to 60 dollars as grocers rush to participate and public interest climbs to unprecedented levels.
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Villa retakes city of Parrell in El Paso report
Information from Parreil today says Villa has retaken the city of Parrell. The garrison of two hundred men under General Gomez, who had occupied the town for two days, were captured. Casualties are reported as light on both sides.
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Radical Socialists Target Ebert Government in Germany
Hugo Haase and Ledebour, leaders of the Independent Socialist party, seek to upset the Ebert cabinet as they capitalize on popular discontent with the peace treaty. The two men are pressing to discredit Ebert and his government amid postwar turmoil.
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Arcadia Returns Allied Medical and Motor Units
The Arcadia arrived with headquarters and aid of the medical detachment, motor battalion, and companies A through D of the 307th train, along with several casual companies, returning to New York on the transport Arcadia.
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Settlement Reached Between United States and Britain
Washington May 12 The American Liquida tion commission announced a complete settlement with Great Britain ending military operations. Britain will pay the United States thirty five million five hundred thousand dollars as net final adjustment.
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Americans to Withdraw from Northern Russia
Archangel May 12 tentative arrangements are being made to withdraw the American troops from the northern part of Russia early in June.
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Koreans Ask Freedom From Japan at Peace Conference
A petition from the Korean people requesting liberation from Japan was submitted to the peace conference by the Korean representative. It seeks recognition of Korea as an independent state and fulfillment of the 1910 treaty provisions.
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