Allied meeting seals agreement on key points in Germany debate
In a House of Commons session Prime Minister George discusses post conference issues in Germany and allied enforcement. He says Britain will act with France and others to enforce disarmament and reparations while avoiding punitive moves that risk wider war. He calls for concrete German proposals on payment capacity and timing from Berlin.
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Johnson hints at fraud in New Jersey primary
Fragmented report notes California Senator Johnson trailing in New Jersey's preferential presidential primary. Campaign managers push for recounts in Morris Gloucester Camden counties as business pact discussions unfold and references to France Germany and Paris are mentioned in broader context.
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Bonus plan and insurance for ex servicemen proposed by Republicans
Washington reports Republicans on the house ways and means committee edge toward including a paid insurance plan in the relief program. Veterans could choose cash daily bonuses or aid for land purchases city homes education and insurance with insurance offering paid up policies and loan values over time.
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Vanderbilt Takes Bride in New York Wedding
Mina Rachel Littieton of Chattanooga Tennessee wed Cor pulls Vandertilt in a New York ceremony. Invitations extended to friends and relatives, with former dughbuye who served in France noted. A wedding cake claimed as the largest in the world was served and gifts approaching a million dollars, including jewelry and china, came from Hugh Wallace and Mrs Wallace.
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Allies on Rhine troop totals reported by Churchill
London reports 145000 Allied troops in the Rhine district with 74000 British, 95000 French, 16000 American and 20000 Belgian forces. Churchill notes massive de struction of German war material by the interallied mission. Also mentions riots in Rome and a death of actress Mrs Cora Nielmen in Hancock County. Sullivan estate valued at 1.5 million. A German warship bound for the United States is projected. Famine warned in North Bohemia. A fatal rail collision near Moradabad, India, injures many.
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US Navy moves amid fears of Mexican unrest
Washington reports the cruiser Sacramento reached Tampico and is ready to help, while destroyer McCulley and cruiser Salem arrived at Topolobampo and Mazatlan on April 27. American troops near the Mexican border await any sign of revolt in Juarez, with ammunition issued and a border cordon set to keep civilians away as a preventive measure.
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Trains Crash Near Lamberton Killing Five
Five people die and twelve injured in a head on collision near Lamberton Minnesota as Chicago and North Western trains 616 and 517 wreck. Causes cited include misinterpreted orders about passing at Sneborn instead of Lamberton. Names include Clark Ed conductor Winona area Foller engineer Larson and Feltz car repairer Rabey among the dead.
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Government Divided Halts Lead Against War Woes
New York May 3 Assistant Secretary Leffingwell condemned a fractured US government as drift and waste. He urged rapid spending cuts, sale of war assets, and a budget with teeth to fund the war debt. He attacked penny wise policies that burden Civil War pensions and warned against bonuses. Senator Edge blamed excess government in business and too little business in government.
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Senate Passes Fortifications Appropriations Bill Big Increase
Washington May 3 Senate approved the fortifications appropriations measure without a record vote and sent it to conference. The bill carries 19 3 442 million dollars and includes a provision to return 800 015 000 in unexpended fortifications funds to the treasury.
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Pullman Rates Raised 20 Percent in Washington
Washington May 3 The Interstate Commerce Commission announced after review that Pullman rate increases of 20 percent take effect. Protests were examined and the commission decided not to suspend the rise.
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Complete Returns From New Jersey Primary Lead Wood Over Johnson
Complete official figures show General Wood ahead of Senator Johnson by 1 207 votes in New Jersey. Total votes: Wood 52608 Johnson 51401. Also reports wireless Japan May 1 inauguration. Knights of Columbus founder Michael F. Tracy dies in New Haven. Arkansas GOP backs Lowden. Rockefeller gifts 2 million to northern Baptist drive. Americans depart Mazatlan. Magyars kill Croatian at Vienna.
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Armenia Boundaries Proposal Complicates World Peace Efforts
Edward W. Pickard reviews postwar diplomacy as allied premiers settle Turkish and German issues. The United States faces a potential Armenia mandate, with Wilson to define Armenian boundaries if accepted. Turkish nationalist leader Mustafa Kemal holds Erzerum, complicating U.S. and Allied plans. Britain expands influence in Mesopotamia and Egypt amid imperial debate, while France Italy and Greece gain terms. The Allied council warns Germany over Versailles obligations and calls Berlin to Spi for talks on May 25.
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Peace aims and political shifts in postwar era
Debates over the Spa conference and reparations trend toward fixing Germany’s pay at about 200 billion marks, with Americans and British aligned. A Republican foreign relations bill seeks to end war status, protect U.S. claims, and maintain armistice gains while awaiting settlement. Poles press frontiers against Bolsheviks near Kiev as Siberian red forces advance east, and a Mexican uprising tests U.S. border readiness. Prime party primaries reshape the Republican field with Wood edging Johnson in New Jersey and Harding’s prospects fading in Ohio.
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Demand Equal Pay for Women in Civil Service Demonstration
A woman in Whitehall street led a march with red taped posters demanding pay parity and equal opportunities for civil service workers. She was followed by many female civil servants bearing slogans like Fair Play for Women and No Pay discrimination. The mayor handled the case as Butler was arrested for bringing the boy with disease to town. Morgantown features How the Mayor Proved His Case amid local ice cream price concerns and a strike over soft drink costs, with Mayor Lewis ruling on the matter.
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Laziest Man Admits It London Aids and Ads
A man described as very busy seeks a comfortable life with little exertion after hardship from the late war. A request for suggestions is noted amid his ad. In Muskegon a grandfather, Stuart C Moon, 72, admits killing his ten year old granddaughter Irma Moon explaining he did it from love and to end misery. He is held on murder charges and an official inquiry may follow. A walrus foot feature notes furrowed surface for grip.
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Woman credits Lydia E Pinkham remedy for relief
Carrollton Kentucky woman suffers for two years with female weakness unable to walk or ride. After trying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she uses twelve bottles, then six more, reporting lasting relief and no further symptoms. She invites others to write for advice.
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Outdoor Life and France Debate Bachelor Age
The piece notes a hunter's outdoor tale and references a Paris debate on the legal bachelor age. France’s finance committee plans to raise the bachelor acceptable age to 80, aiming for a 10 percent tax on unmarried men, potentially effective June 1. The move reportedly spurred several marriages over Easter.
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