Liberty Loan Victory Bonds Drive Urges Support
The A. E. F. notes that 72 000 killed and 200 000 wounded in France bought Liberty Bonds and asks citizens to subscribe to the Victory Loan. Returning soldiers offer to assist in financing the national quota, asking readers to lend money at a fair interest rate.
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Peace treaty described as longest document ever drawn
Paris May 7 The treaty of peace between the Allies and Germany is described as the longest treaty ever drawn, totaling about 0 0 0 words with 15 sections and a parallel English French text. It covers borders reparations military terms and the League of Nations covenant among many provisions. Germany accepts changes with Alsace Lorraine to France and other territorial revisions. The treaty imposes demilitarization, occupation, and international commissions, with delivery of certain ships and economic obligations. The League of Nations and an International labor body are established, and a plebiscite plan for Saar basin and other disputed areas is created under the commission system.
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Pearl Village of Shima: Women Lead in Pearl Fishing
In a Cape Shima village known in Japanese as the settlement of Nymphs women dominate daily life and spearhead the pearl fishing industry. Men remain at home performing routine tasks while women serve as the primary fishers and breadwinners.
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Japan
Air Mail Mission Delivers Treaty News to Berlin
A daily schedule links Weimar, capital of the new German republic, with Berlin. Airmail service between the two cities aims to securely transport peace treaty information via serial mail and ensure timely delivery despite wartime disruption.
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Seitz daughter shoots rival in Fort Morgan hotel
Mrs. F. Seitz of Denver, daughter of Col. George M. Sliney, is charged after shooting Mrs. Tessie Boyer in a Fort Morgan hotel room where Boyer was with Seitz’s husband. Boyer, 38, is in a Denver hospital in serious condition. Seitz posted bond and fled to Denver.
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George M. Sliney
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Wyoming State Hot Springs Reserve
Fort Morgan
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Tessie Deeyer
William A. Hil
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Mrs. Seitz
Mr. Seitz
Port Morgan
Morgan
Seitz
Margaret Sliney
Wyoming W C T U Plans 1 Million Members May Drive
The Wyoming Watchword highlights the W C T U campaign to add 1,000,000 members and raise a working fund of 1,000,000. Wyoming’s quota is 32,500, with Mrs Vesla Bridges confident the state will contribute on schedule. Dyson edits the Watchword and leads Wyoming W GDM state efforts.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Vesla Bridges. Dyson
Watchword
Wyoming W. Gdm
Continental Land Omninary Incorporation Documents Filed
Articles of incorporation show a stock value of 500000 and name incorporators including James McNeff and James Marminton. The filings were made with the secretary of state as required for corporate formation.
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James Marminton
Colored League to Discuss Progress
The Colored Civic League will meet at the annex of the A M E church this evening. Progress and Common Sense will be the topic for discussion led by Rev. J M Endicott.
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J. M. Endicott
Delinquent Taxes Rise in Albany County
Charles B. Morgan deputy state treasurer visited Albany County to collect delinquent taxes due the state from the county. He traveled to Laramie yesterday to coordinate with Albany County authorities on the tax arrears.
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Charles B. Morgan
Laramie
Albany County
Walter
Lansing to Visit England for Week Abroad
The text indicates Lansing will visit England next week and stay with the American ambassador in London. No further verified details are provided in the readable fragment.
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Brother Dutton Refuses Pension Bid In Hawaii Legislature
In Honolulu May, Brother Joseph Dutton, successor to Father Damien at the leper colony, declined a territorial pension proposal and requested four months to life, stating good health and desire to avoid work among lepers. He left Mu Lokar island and has given eight own money for relief.
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Joseph Dutton
Father Demien
Dutton
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