Triple Council Sifts Through Peace Treaty Questions
Paris peace talks proceed quietly as the council of three debates minor issues of the peace treaty. Belgium voices dissatisfaction over territorial terms in Germany while Italy and France show limited progress toward reconciliation. Moscow notes a weakening Soviet influence in central Europe amid Hungarian claims and Romanian cautions.
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Preas
Council of
Italy
Orlando
Europe
Munich
Hoffman
Hungary
Trumania
Ferdinand
Budapest
Bela Kum
Moscow
Non-Partisan League Leaders Must Stand Trial
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that A. C. Townley and Joseph Gilbert must face trial on disloyalty charges. The decision upholds a Jackson county indictment asserting conspiracy can occur before the object’s completion, with Gilbert accused of anti co operation wartime utterances and Townley tied to a non league pamphlet deemed a violation of the espionage act.
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ST. Paul
Mann
A. C. Townley
National Non- Partisan League
Joseph Gilbert
State Supreme Court
Jackson County District Court
Townley
Gilbert
Jackson County
Townély
Supposed Bomb Found In Senator Johnson Scrapbook
A May Day bomb, delivered to Senator Hiram Johnson’s office, was found to be a scrapbook with extracts of the senator’s speeches. Capitol police removed it and soaked it, destroying pages before learning the true nature of the item.
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Washington
Chicago
Hiram Jonhsen
Capitol
Plan Recall Over Soldier's Rejected Plan
Grreley May 2. Local residents plan a recall petition against the county commissioners of Weld county for appointing A. T. Ly Lewenatstede as a candidate for the place. Expect organized action in Greeley and surrounding area as the petition gathers signatures.
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Grreley
Golo
X-Sohete
Greeley and Vicinity
County Commissioners of
Wold County
A. T. Ly- Lewenatstede Ds Rete
Weather outlook uncertain with possible rain
An unsettled pattern continues Saturday with chances of rain and cool temperatures. Sunday is expected to be fair with milder conditions in the area.
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North Por
Von Hindenburg Announces Retirement Plan
Field Marshal Von Hindenburg informs President Ebert of his intention to retire to private life. He cites completing his duty during the transition and the preliminary peace as reasons, with Ebert assenting to the request.
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Asoctated
Berlin
von Hindenburg
Ebert
Herr Ebert
German food relief plan in war torn Europe
The supreme council of supply and relief plans to ship 375 200 tons monthly to Germany, amid a 440 000 ton demand, while 230 000 tons of cereals and 70 000 tons of fats are sent each month. Dr Kellogg and Dr Taylor urge admitting foodstuffs to sustain public order, noting Germans are underfed and morally degenerate.
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Dy Associated Press
New York
Supreme Council of Supply and Relief
Germany
Vernon L. Kellogg
Herbert Moorer
Europe
Kellogg
Mr. Hoover
Alonzo B. Taylor
Three Thousand Mob Victims In Thirty Years
A National Association for the Advancement of Colored People report states 3,224 people were killed by mobs in the past thirty years. From 1989 to 1918 the South led with 2,844 victims, North 219, West 166, Alaska and others 15. Texas ranks third with 335. Fifty colored women and eleven white women were lynched across fourteen states.
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New York
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Tins
South
West
Alaska
Nebraska
Mother Drowns Three Babies In Well At Kansas Farm
CLATHE Kan May 2 Despondent and likely mentally deranged from mental illness Mrs Leonard Vance 27 wife of a wealthy farmer near here drowned three of her children in a farm well at Toyre today and was rescued by her husband after she jumped into the well. The fourth child six months old was carried aloft to prevent drowning.
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Clathe
Kan
Leonard Vance
Here
Toyreday
Vance
Germans plan to buy food from Argentine
Buenos Aires May 2. The Argentine legalian in Berlin cables that a syndicate has been organized there to make heavy purchases of Argentine meat provisions and other goods. The German delegates will press for their legitimate demands immediately.
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Argentine
Buenos Aires
Berlin
Gergaga
Poindexte Opposes US Handling of Italian Controversy
Senator Poindexter of Washington denounces American delegates for taking sole responsibility for settling the Italian controversy. He says the issue is a European problem and claims France and England triumphed by shifting duties to the United States. The move provokes west coast opposition and resentment among former allies.
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Associated Press
Washington
West
Poindexter
Canadian Soldier Charged With Fraud
Denver May 2 Richard B Temple a former Canadian soldier was arrested at the request of Amarillo Texas authorities on a technical charge of using the mails to defraud He obtained a ticket from Amarillo to El Paso from the Red Cross at Amarillo and upon arrival in Colorado had the purchase price refunded by the railroad company according to authorities.
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Denver
Richard B. Temple
Amarill
Tex
Temple
Amarillo
el Paso
Amarilo
Colorado
Howard Kermitt
Los Angeles Mayor Acquitted in Bribe Case Trial
Los Angeles Mayor F P Woodman was acquitted by a superior court jury after weeks of trial on charges he accepted a bribe to protect vice conditions. The verdict ends the high profile case against the city leader.
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Los Anaries
May
F. P. Woodman
Superior Court
One Year Ago Anew German Attacks Flare South of the Bomme
One year ago today German assaults increased south of the Bomme as British troops faced renewed wear. Flanders saw fresh Huns divisions rushing to revive faltering Allied lines. Artillery duels renewed along the front near Soissons as the Front remained hard pressed. Germany strengthened hold on Russian food stocks with the Sebastopol surrender on the Black Sea. Allies still hoped American aid would arrive in time to stem the Hun avalanche. Victory Liberty Loan advertises the value of wartime payments.
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Bomme
Flanders
Fate of German Cables Concerns Reaches Council
The council of three discusses the disposition of German Atlantic and Pacific cables. A plan would place the cables under joint control by five great powers until a cable congress settles the issue. The proposal seeks to avoid treating the cables as war prizes, a status held by Britain France and others.
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Associated Press
AIS
Council of Three
Sanyo
Great Britain
France
Financial Affairs Again In Discussion at Versailles
The German and Inter Allied financial commission met at the Trianon hotel and began a prolonged discussion. The talks continued from negotiations at Senlis near Compiegne. The German delegation included Bunkers Warburg Moelehoir and Sleaus. The American delegation included The Lamont and others.
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Versailles
Inter-Allied Financial Commission
Trianon Hotel
Chateau Plessie Villoire
Senlis
Gompiegne
Bunkers Warburg
Moelehoir Mnd Sleaus
the Lamont
Munich Falls to Hoffman's Loyal Troops
Reports from Copenhagen and London indicate Munich was recaptured by government forces with a dispatch dated May 2 stating the Bavarian capital fallen Wednesday night. The Vossische Zeitung notes troops entering Munich at noon as Dr. Landauer and Egelloser, Ned army leaders, have been captured.
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Munich
Hoffman
Associated Pres
London
Copenhagen
Berman
Vossrache Zeitung
Spaniards Riot Over Food Prices Decline Sparks Deaths
In Madrid on May 2, ten people were killed and sixteen seriously injured in protests over high living costs in the province of Tarancon starting April 28. Gendarmes clashed with civilians as officials reduced prices by 25 percent, but merchants resumed old prices the next day amid looting and confrontations.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Tarancon
Wyoming Credited With Contributions Less Than Million
Reports of Victory Loan subscriptions in the Tenth district list Nebraska 11,842,450 Colorado 9,292,500 Wyoming 81,050 New Mexico 942,800. The figures reflect state totals for the campaign as published by Associated Press dispatches from Kansas City dated May 2.
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Kansas
Cheyenne and County Accelerate Liberty Loan Subscriptions
Cheyenne and Laramie county moved faster on Liberty Loan subscriptions, with daily totals of 214700 for the city and 25800 for the county outside the city, summing 240500. If this pace continues, Laramie county is likely to surpass its quota, about half of which has already been subscribed.
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Cheyenne
Laramie County
Bumper Crop Forecast for Winter Wheat Across Nation
Washington May 2 The Department of Agriculture predicted a bumper winter wheat crop possibly surpassing 1914. The U S Chamber of Commerce reported record acreage with a forecast yield near 900 million bushels about 16 percent above 1944. Southern states expand winter wheat plantings while spring seeding lags due to rains.
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Awashington
Department of Agriculture
United States Chamber of Commoéree
la Ees
Near
Twenty Nine Arrests Reported In Police Blotter
Police logged twenty nine arrests yesterday raising weekly total to about one hundred fifty. Most offenders had prior days on record and were charged with drunkenness vagrancy and loitering.
Strike of Printers Paralyzes Albany Newspapers
Albany reports a citywide printer strike halting regular papers with only the Bulletin published as a single sheet by the Victory Liberty Loan committee. Linotype operators walked out, delaying all editions except the Bulletin which appeared as Vol. 4, No. ?. The Bulletin bore no ads but included local news and claimed the largest delay circulation.
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Albany
Bulletin
Victory Liberty Loan ‘Committee
Ferro
Abel
Lion Kills Keeper In Cage and Escapes
Panic gripped Woodbury on Thursday afternoon as a lion in the circus sideshow leaped from its cage and killed a keeper. A posse of men and boys pursued the animal into nearby woods and killed it with a volley of shots.
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Lion
Keeper
Woodbury
Ionesson
Gireus
Yes Oo
Lamp Posts A Light Way For Yankee Planes
The Navy plans a trans Atlantic flight from Newfoundland to the Azores with NC 4, 3, and 4. Sixty destroyers will project searchlights all night to guide the planes at about 1000 feet. Lamps will mark a lighted route every 34 miles. Daylight checks will use large numbers on ship decks for navigation.
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Ty Associated Press
NEW
Newfyland
Navy
Azores
Rockaway Polini Naval Air Station
N.C
Newfoundland
Ifeht
Jugo Slavs invade Austrian territory gains in April May clashes
Paris dispatch reports that seventeen Yugoslav troops attacked Austrian forces near Areldatein Villach Regelbach and Nalger. The jugo slavs advanced past the armistice line by Tuesday evening and crossed the Drave river at multiple points, severing links between German Austria and Italy.
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Associated Bloss
Paris
Areldatein
Villach
Régenbach
Nalger
Vienna
Zurich
Drave River
Arnoldstein
Klagenfurt
Record Alimony Is Recorded In Maine
The case in Maine awards Mrs. Kendall property valued at 4 5 million and an additional 1 million. She will receive 100 thousand dollars annually for life. Mrs Kendall, 40, was married 20 years to Lyman Kendall, 50, in good health. The divorce rests on incompatibility, not scandal. Kendall rose from modest means to wealth on Wall Street.
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New York
Lyman Kendall
Maine
Kendall
Wall Street
Dakota Attacks Rate Increases
North Dakota filed its appeal with the Supreme Court challenging federal authority to regulate intrastate freight and passenger rates. The brief argues the Railroad Control Act does not confer arbitrary power to the president and that Congress did not intend federal officials to control state rate decisions.
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Washington
Cpmad
North Dakota
Vridat
Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Écreen
Northern Pa Celtic
Railroad Administration
Congress
Combined Ages of Couple Only 32
Cottonwood Falls Kansas May 2 The youngest married couple in the state in point of years is Marry C Brown of this city and his bride Alverta Mehur of Emporia The combined ages of the two are less than 22 years Harry reached his sixteenth birthday a few weeks before he married the bride is leashy.
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Cottonwood Falls
Kan
C. Brown
Thin City
Belde
Alverta Mehur
Emporia
Han
Harry
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County
United States Chamber OF Commerce
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