Germans Press for Peace Signatures as Hindenburg Returns
Von Brockdorf Rontzau leads German peace delegation back to Versailles from Spa with Landsberg and Hert Golisberts and a deputy retinue. Berlin reports say Hamburg and other leaders warn no signature to the current treaty, while Hindenburg tells cabinet resistance is futile and unity with allied terms is urged.
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Associated Presa
Count von Brockdorf Rontzau
Versailles
Spa
Landsberg
Hert
Golisberts
Berlin
Germany
Eichert
Marshal von Hindenburg
Bejlef
Council of Four
Bulgaria
Turkey
Russia
Denekine
Tsaritgin
Volgaver
Gulf of Finald
Archangel
Allies Deliver Reply to German Peace Note
Allied and associated governments delivered a reply to the German note protesting the peace treaty terms. They stated they had no intent to destroy Germanys economic life and that Germany will share in postwar economic losses as the world develops. The reply notes disarmament and end of militarism will relieve the German people.
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Paris
Germany
Pbut al
Chief Embery Heads to Kansas City as Witness
Chief of Police Chas. F. Embery and Sgt. McParland depart to Kansas City to testify in a damage suit connected to a two year old injury case involving a union page yard. The veteran patrol force will rotate as chief in his absence with McParland on night duty.
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Embery
Kansas City
Chas. F. Embery Mott
Kannag City
McParland
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Tuesday to Wednesday
Foractat notes generally warm conditions Tuesday with local showers expected Wednesday. Temperature patterns show mild highs and cooler overnight periods across the region as the system moves through.
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Wyoming
Foch Outlines Plans If Germans Refuse Sign Peace
Marshal Foch told the council of four his military operations plan to be used if German plenipotentiaries decline to sign the peace treaty. President Wilson discussed the matter with General Pershing after the conference, and Pershing's London visit may be postponed to await further developments.
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Associated Press
Pans
Marshal Foch
Council of Four
Wilson
General Pershing
London
Pope Appeals to Col House on German Peace Demands
Cardinal Gasparri acting for the pope sent to Col. House an official note with German bishops arguments against Germany meeting peace conditions. The note says the pope acts from humanitarian motives and would act more readily at entente urging. He asks House to present the situation to the President to influence other powers.
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Associated Press
Rome
Cardinal Gasparri
Col
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Reconstruction Congress Opens Under Republican Control
Wallington, May 19. The sixty sixth or reconstruction congress convened in extraordinary session called by Wilson. Republicans won control of both houses with Gillette of Massachusetts chosen speaker and Cummins of Iowa named president pro tempore. Opening work consisted of routine organization as Wilson's cable message will be read tomorrow. major treaties are not expected before next month.
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Associated Press
Wallington
Congress
Wilson
Paris
Senate
House
Gillette
Massachusetts
Champ Clark
Missouri
Cummins
Iowa
Pittman
Nevada
Senate Tuilay
Gor
of Nations
Austria
France
Court to Sit in Lara lle County District Court
Judge W. Mentuer of the first Judicial district will preside in the Lara lle County district court tomorrow Wednesday and Thursday as part of the scheduled sessions. The visit aims to hear ongoing cases and issue rulings on docket items. Proceedings will be held at the county courthouse with public access.
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W. (. Mentuer
First Judicial District
Laralle County
Bishop David M. H. Greer Dies in New York Hospital
The Right Reverend David M. H. Greer, Protestant Episcopal bishop of New York, died in a New York hospital at 6 40 this evening after illness. His death follows a long career in church leadership and public service.
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New York
David MH. Greer
Americans to resume flight to east shore of Atlantic today
The NC-4 seaplane under Lt. Cmdr. Read plans a 7:00 am Greenwich takeoff from Horta for Lisbon if weather allows, with a planned stop at Ponta Delgada. The attempt aims to complete the trans Atlantic leg of over 925 nautical miles.
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Atlantic
Associated Press
Washington
Admral Jackson
Ponta Delgada
Azores
Navy Department
NC-4
A. G. Read
Horta
Payal
Toad
Lisbon
Portugal
NC-3 Seaplane Reaches Ponta Delgada Breakwaters
The NC-3 American seaplane has moved behind the Ponta Delgada breakwaters at Ancres. Its crew is aboard the U S 5 Melville as of May 19 at 9 20 p m.
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Ponta Delgada
Ancres
Ponta Delgata
Message From Commander Towers Reach Mrs Towers
Mrs. John Ht Towers wife of Commander Towers of the seaplane NC 3 head of the trans Atlantic flying squadron received a cable from her husband at Ponta Delgada stating Bafo and well.
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Washington
John Ht. Towers
Towers
Seaplang Nc-3
trans-Atlantic Flying Squadron
Ponta Delgada
Pilot's account of NC-1 emergency over fog and rough seas
Lieutenant Commander P N L Bellinger described the NC-1 loss of bearing in dense fog ending with a rough landing on the sea. The craft faced heavy swells and strong wind until rescue, sighting the Ionia's masts at 6 p.m. before salvage.
Funeral of William Trumbull Held Sunday
Funeral services for William Trumbull were conducted Sunday at the Elks Home, following his death Saturday morning at St. John's hospital. He served six years at the Cheyenne Indian Labor. The body was interred at Lakeview Cemetery.
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William ‘Trumbull
Elks Home
Mr. Trumbull
St. John's Hospital
Teakeview Cemetery
Salvation Army Hostel Opening Today
The Salvation Army hostel for soldiers sailors and marines opens today at West Seventeenth Street beside the meeting hall. Staff Captain Robert McGlellan will officiate during the opening and a public inspection is invited.
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Salvation Army
Robert McGlellan
Viclate
Wests Seventeenth Street
Port of Fiume Internationalization Debate
A fragmented report notes discussions by a four member council on internationalizing the Port of Fiume. The decision remains unsettled as no viable alternative is identified and editorial emphasis highlights the potential economic impact.
Inquisitive Boy Burns in Chemistry Experiment
Charlea Dix of Denver is in the university hospital in Boulder with serious burns and a severely cut face from broken glass after he mixed sodium peroxide sulfuric acid and sodium magnesia in a test tube and held it over a flame. The reaction caused panic and evacuated the chemistry building.
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Associated
Boulder
Colo
Charlea Dix
Denver
University Hospital
Dix
Lawspace First Day Burden as Thousands of Bills Filed
Washington May 19 More than two hundred bills were placed in the house hopper signaling a year of work. Many proposals provide donations to cannon and field pieces captured in France while last session measures are reintroduced. The agenda includes a federal constitutional amendment for equal suffrage and a telegraph line return bill with other Republican measures.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Mann
Mievenson
Minnesota
Mondell
Bold attempt of Hawker and Grieve ends in loss at sea
Harry Hawker pilot and MacKenzie Grieve navigator attempted a 10 fly across the Atlantic from Newfoundland toward Ireland or England in a Sopwith. By London time 2:15 am they had not landed and reports varied on fate with claims of being seen 500 miles off the Irish coast and others of being rescued near Ireland. The British admiralty warned unconfirmed reports of discovery near Shennen river are unreliable.
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Grieve
Atlantic
Ocean
Harry Hawkerp
MacKenzie Grieve
Sopwich
Newfoundland
New York
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England
London
Irish
Aviator Hawker Reported Safe in London
A May 19 London despatch notes aviator Hawker is reported safe after an unnamed incident. The report emphasizes relief and confirms his safety status with terse details.
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Hawker Safe
Two Militia Cavalry Troops Planned for Wyoming Guard
Adjutant General Timothy McCoy reports Governor Carey won War Department permission to raise two Wyoming national guard cavalry troops. Each unit will have six officers and 60 men, with horses initially supplied by the government. First-year pay ranges from 900 for majors to 500 for captains. Volunteers must report to local county offices for assignment as quotas are set.
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Timothy McCoy
Carey
War Department
Washington
Wyoming National Guard
National Guard
Regular Army
Congress
Wit Germay
Leutenant
Paldo
Caplain
Hwo Wnila
Hawker seen 400 miles off Irish coast in wireless report
The Exchange Telegraph reports a wireless message from Limerick saying aviator Hawker was seen lying 400 miles off the Irish coast with his Sopwith machine believed to be intact. The Limerick dispatch was filed about 45 minutes before later reports said Hawker had fallen into Dingo Bay.
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Associated Press
London
The
Exchange Telegraph Company
Limerick
Hawker
Dingo Bay
Tense Day in London as Hawker Flight Fails to Reach Shore
May 19 London crowds await Marty Hawker and navigator Maskenzie Grieve after their Sopwith craft reportedly descended 40 miles west of the Shammon mouth as adverse weather and fuel exhaustion hindered the Atlantic crossing. Admiralty ships search while reports vary on the aircraft’s status.
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London
Londis
Marty Hawker
Alantic
Maskenzie ‘Kieve
Hawker
Admiralty
Shammon
Fnally
Brooklands
Grieve
Raln
Government has no news on Hawker title
In London on May 19 the government stated in the House of Commons that at 9:15 pm there was no information regarding the title of aviator Hawker. Lieutenant Colonel Lorrres Wilson spoke for the government.
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Associated Press
London
Hawker
House of Commans
Lorres Wilson
Wife of Aviator Arrives in Brooklands for Sopwith
Mrs Mew, wife of the missing aviator, reached Brooklands in the afternoon and expressed belief her husband will not die. She spoke at the Sopwith base amid a confiding mood as officials continue search efforts.
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Associated Press
Brooklands
England
Nmawker
Howell's Automobile Recovered In Denver
The automobile of David J. Howell, deputy United States attorney for Wyoming, has been recovered in Denver by the National Investigating Review Company. William A. Bevan, a company representative, was in Denver yesterday.
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David J. Howell
United Stsa
District of Wyoming
Boen
Denver
Seview Company
William A. Bevan
Waa
Gheyentio
Cheyenne Man Takes Denver Girl to Wife
An item notes the marriage between a Cheyenne man and a Denver woman. The record mentions a marriage license and indicates the couple's intent to wed, reflecting a local nuptial announcement.
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Cheyenne
Denver
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