Allied Envoys Face New German Demands in Peace Talks
London reports Premier Lloyd George urges Germans to sign at Versailles or Berlin with firm resolve. Paris notes Memorial Day quiet as Wilson's tribute precedes Adriatic talks. Germany sends three notes on property in Allied lands Turkish debt and the Sao Paulo coffee seizure amid renewal of peace negotiations.
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Lloyd George
Amiens
South Wales Daily News
Versailles
Berlin
Paris
Wilson
Orlando
Council of Four
Sao Paulo
Germany
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Herren Giesbert and
Landsberg
Alaskan Railway Project urged for early interior completion
Washington June 2 The Alaskan railroad must reach navigable interior waters soon to ensure the overall construction program succeeds, said J L McPherson engineer with the Alaskan Engineering Commission. He told the House Appropriations committee that early completion will enable pioneers to build homes and industries and attract more settlers to the region.
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Washington
Interior
J. L. McPherson
Alaskan Engineering Commission
McPherson
House Appropriations Committee
Democratic committee backs equal suffrage in 1920 drive
The Democratic National Committee closed a two day session in Chicago by approving a Quinn backed declaration praising President Wilson and Congress and urging independent and progressive voters to back Democratic policies in 1920. It also urged state legislatures to meet in special sessions if needed to ratify the woman suffrage amendment so women can vote in the 1920 presidential election.
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Democratic National Committee
Chicago
P. H. Quinn
Rhode Island
Wilson
Congress
Increase in War Budget for Next Fiscal Year
Estimates for the military establishment show a proposal to raise the next year's budget by 137 million dollars above the 1 115 billion total in the bill that died in the last congress. Brigadier General Lord, War Department director of finance, will testify to explain the increase before the House military committee.
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Washington
House ‘Military Committee
Lord
War Department
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League Plans 1920 Enforcement Drive
Madison Wisconsin June 2 The Wisconsin anti saloon league will fight in the next election to elect city enforcement officers in 1920 Superintendent R P Hutton says the league will hire expert league counsel to teach local officers modern enforcement methods and brief them on dry measure tactics
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Madison
Wis
Whe Consin Anti-Saloon League
R. P. ‘Hutton
League
Rheumatism Sufferer Claims Tanlac Relief After 29 Years
Mrs. Catherine Clarkson of Kansas City credits Tanlac with dramatic weight gain and near elimination of rheumatic pain after decades of suffering. She says a swollen right knee improved enough to bend and credits relief from constipation and restored appetite. Tanlac sold in Braddock by J F Fitzgibbons and a local druggist.
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Tanlac
Catherine Clarkson
College St
Kansas City
Prospect Avenue
Taniac
Braddock
J. F. Fitzgibbons
Adv
Dark Red Bull Taken Up Near Linton Dak
A dark red hornless bull, about 1.5 years old, with light eye rings, was taken up at A C Brooks farm four miles southwest of Linton about April 1 1919. Owner must prove property and pay charges. A C Brooks Linton North Dakota. 8 9 10 adv.
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A. C. Brooks
Linton
N. Dak
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