National Association of Manufacturers calls for sane leadership worldwide
In New York the National Association of Manufacturers urges a nationwide movement to restore sanity amid labor and industry tensions. The report cites heavy taxation and freight costs as threats to U.S. industrial dominance, while noting American soldiers benefited from superior gas masks during the war.
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League of Nations
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Paris
Italy
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France
Germany
NC-4 May Head for England in Transatlantic Flight
The NC-4 seaplane, under Lt. Com A C Mead, is likely to depart from Lisbon for England weather permitting. British reception plans include escort by three flying boats and a royal mooring at Cattewater.
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England
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Air Ministry
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Sees Power Coming to British Labor Leader Predicts Change
James H. Thomas, British labor leader and MP, told Central Federated Union leaders in New York that the British Labour Party would assume control of government in England and that a new administration could arrive sooner than expected. He noted the party’s American labor faction echoes its aims.
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England
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House of Commons
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Central Federated Union
Judge Landis Holds Three Oil Promoters
Chicago May 30 Federal Judge Landis ordered James Shellito D C Coumbera Wear Union and Col B Loti held on bonds totaling 26000 each in connection with the finances of the Black Diamond Oil Company. The proceeding follows a investigation into alleged irregularities by the promoters.
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Black Diamond Oil Company
Memorial Day Message From Paris President Wilson
President Wilson, in a memorial day message, urges honoring those who died in the war by upholding liberty and the world’s union in a fellowship of liberty and right. He calls for renewed dedication to fulfill the sacrifices of the fallen and sustain freedom worldwide.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Wilson
White House
Democrats Plan Dane for Gash in 1920 Campaign
Chicago May 30 funds for conducting the Democratic national campaign in 1920 will be raised by popular subscription with an expected 1 500 000 contributors. Wilbur W Marsh Iowa treasurer outlined campaign finances and contrasted old and new fundraising methods. The committee held talks with women associates led by Mrs George Bass and discussed engaging women voters through moral issues like the treaty and League covenant. Key figures Tumulty Palmer and Roosevelt attended a closing session as Cummings set an aggressive campaign key note and party leaders backed using the peace treaty as the central issue.
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Wilbur W. Marsh
Iowa
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Samuel J. Tilden
Woodrow Wilson
George Bass
Bass
Democratic Organization
Percy V. Pennybacker
Texas
Democratic Party
League of Nations
Paris
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Aged Ludwig of Bavaria Shows Signs of Insanity
Geneva May 30 The aged Ludwig former King of Bavaria shows signs of insanity. An expert in mental disease arrived from Colre to examine him. The monarch has been living on land he selected and during a violent episode declares Bavaria won the war and wishes to return to Munich in triumph at the head of a victorious army.
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Munich
Decatur Cable Telegram Mentions Engagment Plans
A garbled 1920s era telegram from Lite Kook Arkansas references Capt Kiddie Kickenbasker an American ace of a four oar crew. It notes a speaking engagement somewhere and mentions Vanderbilt and Vaqvioe monpaigg in New ape cate.
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Chicago Plans New Aerial Taxi Service by Club
Chicago officials announced a new home-to-office aerial taxi service organized by the South Shore Country Club. President Peter J. Schaefer said two planes bought from the Canadian government should be flying within a month. The Chicago Yacht Club announced the first taxi project yesterday.
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Chicago
South Shore Country Club
Peter J. Schaefer
Chicago Yacht Club
High Phone Rates Retained Urged by Bell and Others
Washington May 10. Senate interstate commerce committee hears testimony urging permanent legislation to validate current higher telephone tolls and keep systems under federal regulation during privatization. N C Kingsbury of Bell Telephone cites a government loss of 9.6 million dollars under government operation.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
N. C. Kingsbury
Bell Telegraph and Telephone Company
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Bell
Bell Company
F. F P. McKinnon
United States Independent Association
Congress
Witnews
President to Speak at American Cemetery Near Paris
President Wilson will deliver a Memorial Day address in the American cemetery at Surrenes near Paris. He will place a wreath on a memorial for American soldiers buried there, funded by voluntary 2 cent contributions from 143,000 Boy Scouts nationwide.
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Kenyon Labor Conference Planned by Washington Figure
Washington Bureau of The Tribune reports Kenyon, head of the education and labor committee, plans a conference on labor policy amid discussions with major employers and educators. The department education bill ahead, with Senate action expected soon.
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the Tribune
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Senate
Maweo
Settlement hints at new Adriatic borders after treaty talks
Paris May 10 The plenary peace conference delayed the Austrian treaty reading as Bratiano demanded a 48 hour postponement to study it. A settlement of the Adriatic question appears certain with Dalmatian islands awarded to Italy but Zara and Sebenico withheld. Indemnity shares amount to about 2.6 billion kroner for Austria and similar portions for Hungary Czecho Slavia Jugoslavia Romania Poland and Italy. Final financial terms were completed yesterday.
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Refuse Request From Garbanza
Washington La May 36 President Carranza has been notified the American government will withhold permission for Mexican troops to move through U S territory for now. Mexico sought to relocate 2000 men from Agua Prieta to Juarez for operations against Francisco Villa. The decision rests on the belief the force would not protect Americans in northern Mexico as roads were cut. If Carranza proves a greater need south of the border near Agua Prieta the stance could change.
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Mexico
Agua Irieta
Juares
Francisco Villa
Arifonia
New Mexico
Texas
Juarez
Chihuahua
State Department
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Agua I'retu
United States
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Pertherk
Columbus
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Moses Republican
New Hampshire
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Dry Wave Strikes Yukon Legislature
In a March era report, a political shakeup reaches the Yukon legislature as a dry policy wave takes effect after September 1. Officials signal future policy shifts and electoral implications amid uncertain readings.
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Yukon
German Counter Proposals At Versailles Reported
Paris May 29 The German delegation delivered completed counter proposals to Col Henry the French liaison officer at Versailles. The 146 page German document titled Observations of the German delegation on the conditions of peace will be translated later. Officials say the proposals challenge key treaty phrases and ministers plan to depart for Berlin tonight.
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Associated Press
Paris
Versailles
Baron von Levaner
Col. Henry
Landsberg
Glenberts
Berlin
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Senate considers $2 million for educating disabled workers
Washington report says a Georgia senator backed a three year 2 million dollar federal education grant for disabled workers in cooperation with centers. It would augment soldiers and sailors vocational training with 32 200 listed beneficiaries and 4 000 more applicants. The Senate Labor Committee approved the bill after a brief session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baith
Georgia
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Solkilera
Sullora
Marinas Sahder
Senate
Reports of Pogroms Propaganda Declared
From New York on May 6 charges claim a planned propaganda drive to incite pogroms against Jews in Poland is a cover for a move to Germany. The telegram asserts the public foreign policy is to hide the alleged anti Jewish campaign as a pretext while real aims remain unclear.
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