Lloyd George Defends Position Before House of Commons
Paris reports and Berlin dispatches sketch a turbulent political scene as German party leaders clash over cabinet formation. Ebert meets Reichstag figures amid resigning Fehrenbach crisis while Brresemann surfaces as a potential chancellor. Allied reparations terms prompt cautious Berlin reception as Lloyd George defends policy in Parliament.
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Lloyd George
House of Commons
Associated Press
Berlin
Majority
Socialist Party
German People's Party
Solist
Democratic Party
Philipp Scheidemann
Ebert Haw
Reichstag
Majority Socialist Party
Gustav Brresemann
Boles
Fehrenbach
Ebert
Political dismissal shocks North Dakota training school
Joseph M. Devine, superintendent at the state training school in Mandan, is ousted by the State Board of Administration after a Thursday meeting. J. I. Cahill, George Totten, and R. H. Mur voted, with Minnie Nielson absent, and J. N. Hagen also away. Critics allege political motives, noting a legislature committee found no fault in Devine’s conduct.
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Bismarck
N. D
State Board of Administration
Joseph M. Devine
Idan
J. I. Cahill
George Totten
R. H. Mur
Minnie Nielson
J. N. Hagen
Devine
Courier-News
Fargo
Ole Lund
Frien
Met
Mim Nielson
Board of Administration
Mincie J.el Jelson
Memibera
New Salem Men Put On Trial For Threats At Church
In Mandan North Dakota on May 6 defense witnesses testified after Judge H B Centera denied a motion to dismiss charges against Tay Henry Oteo Geiser and Alex Schobert New Salem men accused of threatening to hang on poles and shoot. Emil Lennie 49 who deserted his wife and six children was told by Burning Bush pastor H G Hubbard he would not return while his former wife lived. The Lonnie family breakup and the religious clash in New Salem led to Lennie’s arrest for wife desertion as three men face serious charges.
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N. D
H. B. Centerea
Tay Henry
Oteo Geiser
Alex Schobert
New Salem
Burning Bush Church
Emil Lennie
Ev. H. G. Hubbard
Burning Bush
Lonnie
Lennie
Both Sides Claim Victory in Job Printers Strike
Chicago printers and Denver and San Francisco workers report progress amid a nationwide 41 hour league survey. J M Vollmer cites 23 cities showing 21,226 employed, 1,630 on average per shop, 329 shops signed up. Chicago wage dispute centers on $4.35 across departments, not the 44 hour week, while Denver and other locales push toward arbitration and potential future concessions.
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Chicago
J. M. Vollmer
New York
Labout
Mdi
Rebel Leader N Silesia Is Arrested
Warsaw reports unconfirmed word that Adalbert Korfanty, former Polish plebiscite commissioner in Upper Silesia, has proclaimed himself rebel leader and been arrested with his staff by the inter-allied plebiscite commission. Other dispatches say Polish insurgents hold eastern Upper Silesia, fighting continues near Rybdnik, and forces demand reinforcements while 3,000 civilian police are planned.
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Oppeln
Associated Press
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Settlement efforts as ship owners meet with workers
New attempt to settle wage protests by marine workers who walked out accompanies four steamship owners' representatives leaving New York by rail. Cincinnati reports AF of L plans a new program for 192? highlighting open shop opposition, anti trust reforms, and wage conditions. Labor figures say 4,000,000 unemployed. 150,000 miners out of work, 300,000 on short weeks.
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May
American Steamship Owners’ Association
Labor Council
Cincinnati
Ohio
United States
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
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Federation
Denver
Colorado
Council
International Federation of ‘Trades Union
European Organization
Day
Wiliam Green
United Mine Workers of America
H. van Matre
Pdustrial Division
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Samuel Gompers
Live stock market critique affects producers and packers
Washington reports argue that price declines stem from uncoordinated marketing systems not packers alone. Thomas E. Wilson of Chicago tells the House committee that Norris McLaughlin style controls would worsen private enterprise and inflate government intervention. He notes 1920 profits for big packers and calls for policy addressing broader economic conditions rather than sweeping legislation. May events also include nominations for internal revenue collector in Minnesota and Porto Rico governor, plus Detroit welcome for Commodore Wood after his Miami to New York sprint.
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Thomas E. Wilson
Chicago
Institute of American Meat Packers
House
Norris-McLaughlin
Wilson
Institute
America
Department of Agriculture
United States
Willouts
Senate
Harding
Lee M. Willouts
Duluth
Internal Revenue
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Kansas City
Porto Rico
U S Loss of 800 Million on Merchant Fleet Warns Council
Cleveland May 6 James Farrell New York chairman of the National Foreign Trade Council and president of United States Steel says the future of American merchant marine is at stake and the government lost about 800 million by not selling its fleet when the armistice was signed He urges international conference to stabilize shipping and calls for chartering government vessels to private operators and revision of shipping laws including bare boat and time charter options.
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Ohio
National Foreign Trade Council
James Farrell
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Iatake
Conference of Maritime Nations
Farrell
Shipping Board
United States
Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific
Great Lakes
Bas
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Railroad labor board hearing: employers challenge union evidence
John G. Walcber, secretary of the roads' bureau of information, told the railroad labor board that exhibits offered by employees were irrelevant to the wage issue. He called unions' suggested economies fallacious and said current operating costs and service prove railroad efficiency. He warned that even large claimed savings imply major labor cuts and questioned the reliability of interlocking directorate charges.
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Chicago
Lautern Vullrouda
John G. Walc Ber
Roads’ Bureau of Information
Railroad Labor Board
Wodete Lauck
Mig
Equiment
My. Walker
Jatick
Natal
Minnesota Weather Forecast Brief Adapts to Unclear Text
Fragmentary OCR notes show weather terms with fragmented city and condition cues. Interpreting as a local forecast, it mentions fair, warmish conditions with cool night and possible variable winds. The readable bits suggest a terse daily update rather than full forecast structure.
Invitation of Allies Before Cabinet Today
President Hardie and his cabinet discussed today the Allied supreme council invitation demanding four United States representatives sit with the council. The varied aims of the alliance were examined as Washington prepared a formal response.
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Hardie
Allied Supremé Council
United
Council
Amhas
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