Norwood Youth Drowns Saving Companion in Miami River
Mark J. Hannegan of Norwood aged 19 and Lawrence Tierney, 16, canoeed on the Miami River near Dayton. The canoe overturned and Hannegan, an expert swimmer, tried to rescue Tierney but both drowned. Hannegan recently graduated from St. Marys College Dayton and worked at National Cash Register in Dayton. He leaves his sister Mrs. Bl. E. Braun and a brother James. burial likely in Dayton.
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Hegent Avenue
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Acme Specialty Manufacturing Company
Toledo
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Cincinnati
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St. Mary’s College
Banks on solid basis 61 gained to one lost
Washington May 4 John S Williams Comptroller of the Currency said the national banking system remains solid citing that in the last four months only one small national bank with 25000 capital failed. He noted 61 charters granted and 113 applications pending as earnings rise and banks grow.
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Washington
Johns. Williams
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Weather Snapshot Across States With Cooler Temperatures Ahead
Ohio sees showers then clearing and cooler days while Kentucky, Indiana, and West Virginia predict cooler conditions after brief showers. Temperatures at listed stations show varied readings with several locales recording measurable precipitation and overall cooler trends through May 4, 1919.
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West Virginia
Budapest May Day Revels In Red Riots Costing 12 Million Marks
Budapest on May Day 1919 staged a massive red celebration with thousands of red troops red banners red streetcars and oversized red statues of Lenine and Marx. Speeches by Bela Kun and other Soviets highlighted the event which cost 12 000 000 marks drawn from national banks. The piece notes orderly crowds and few executions while criticizing army discipline under Karolyi with War Minister Boehm described as civil minded but inexperienced.
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Victory Liberty Loan drive nears final week with $400M daily need
Subscriptions lag in the Victory Liberty Loan as Carter Glass appeals for a strong final push. With six days left, more than one third of the $4.5 billion minimum is raised, and districts race to hit the top figures led by St Louis Minneapolis and Chicago. The drive targets bankers and industrials for big money while small purchases remain welcome.
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Associated Press
Washington
Victory Liberty Loan
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Toam
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Chicago
Cleveland
Vermont
McAdoo Named Counsel for Movie Pioneers in Los Angeles
Los Angeles reports a $200000 yearly salary for William Gibbs McAdoo as general counsel to a coalition of actors and producers. The move is praised as stabilizing the growing industry which employs about 40000 and reshapes the city’s economy with Hollywood style expansion.
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Los Angeles
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McAdoo
Secretary Glorifies Victory Liberty Loan Appeal
Washington dispatch reports Carter Glass, Secretary of the Treasury, urges full support for the Victory Liberty Loan two-thirds funded. he invokes 1,500,000 American soldiers abroad and compels citizens to buy Victory notes to cover the cost of victory, arguing American money should match manhood.
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France
Germany
Carter Glass
Secretary of the Treasury
Council of Three Opens Way to Italy to Resume Peace Talks
News from Paris shows Belgian discontent over peace conference decisions. Antwerp's Burgomaster asks Paris delegates for full indemnification and reconstruction and raw materials. Termonde rejects similar pleas. Protests flood King Albert, who is urged to refuse signing if terms remain unacceptable. Premier Decroix calls the situation grave and the cabinet plans a pivotal meeting.
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Albert
Decroix
Cabine
Belgian Cabinet Meets in Paris Over War Debts and Reparation
Brussels reports say Paysymans Belgiums foreign minister returns and attends cabinet discussions in Paris on Belgiums war debts and Allied reparation terms. Belgian demand totals 2 500 660 000 francs in reparation and 6 000 000 000 francs in materials, with assurances of immediate gold and coal deliveries as part of the armistice and postwar settlement.
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Associated Press
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Paul Wymans
Belgium
Camp Sherman Doughboy's Arrest And Conviction
Private Noble L. Scott of the School of Bakers and Cooks was court-martialed for three Camp Sherman robberies. He confessed to stealing a diamond ring from Mrs. Helen Gatliff and merchandise from Hangs & Gunning, including items worth 104 and 109 dollars. He was dishonorably discharged, forfeit pay, and sentenced to three years at Ft. Leavenworth.
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Associated Press
Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
Noble L. Scott
School of Bakers and Cooks
Ft. Leavenworth
War risk act limits on claims for deaths while dying
The War Risk Insurance Bureau explained that claims for deaths of men in military service from natural causes or battle are not payable if the applicant made the insurance request while in a dying condition. The ruling clarifies that death conditions do not affect payment, only the application timing.
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War Risk Insurance Act
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Former Emperor William seeks return to Kadinen estate
Berlin reports government troops have crushed Munich revolt with heavy fighting near the Ganden quarter. About 200 dead, with the Ebert Scheidemann government relieved as Noske restores order. Secret service notes Bolshevik funds dwindling and Leipzig as a new Communist base amid continued suppression.
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Peace Conference Invite Opens Path for Italian Return
Paris May 4 The Council of Three led by President Wilson Premier Clemenceau and Premier Lloyd George sent a communication to Italy inviting its delegation to resume at the peace conference The move aims to remove personal controversy and pave the way for territorial adjustments Italy’s acceptance is anticipated Italian affairs adviser Major Fiorello H La Guardia said settlement could come within forty eight hours after talks with Colonel House.
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Premier Lloyd George Eyes Rome Italian Delegation Return
In Rome on May 3 Premier Orlando met with Ellis Jones Griffith former Parliamentary Under Secretary to the British Home Office. The talks are linked to the possible departure and return of Italian delegates from the Paris peace conference. Griffith is believed to be in contact with the British delegation in Paris.
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Alpine tension eases as talks between France Italy progress
Telegrams from Rome report Camille Barrere French ambassador and Premier Orlando met yesterday from 11:35 a.m. to noon in Paris as allied efforts try to mend Italy's break with the Peace Conference. Italian papers split on a Fiume settlement with France as mediator versus denial of such a proposal.
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Germans Narrowly Engage Italian Role at Paris Peace Talks
The German delegation has not pressed for Italian representation at the peace negotiations. Interallied and German credentials discussions yielded no challenge to German speaking rights, with officials reporting the German documents apparently unchallenged. Few German delegates attended church, with isolated Protestant and Catholic services noted, guarded by French agents.
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