Russians Vote Peace Urged. Front Congress Demands Quick End
Petrograd May 30 delegates from the front unanimously approve a resolution calling for immediate steps to end the international war and end any annexations or indemnities. It emphasizes arming Russian troops with proper equipment and protections as they fight under heavy fire and wire entanglements.
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Petrograd
Russia
London
D. G
Department of Justice
Department
United States
Wishington
D. Gi
Atorney
Mperory
British Merchant Vessels Sunk Report Delays Submarine War Gains
London May 30 The weekly report on merchant vessels sunk by submarines will show a slower favorable total when issued tonight. Summer weather and favorable seas aid naval warfare against submarines and the Admiralty leverages conditions. Naval men believe sub attacks will not improve as long as these conditions hold.
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London
Ene
Admiralty
Germany seeks singers at home for new operatic program
In Copenhagen and London linked discussions Germany plans a domestic operatic initiative led by director Vonseebach. The effort aims to seed American style works with German performances and leverage boycotts to influence recruitment and staging.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
London
Matt
Unik
Fate Vonseebach
Dives
Austrian Shipping Losses Reach Multimillion Kronen Toll
Reported figures show a leading Austrian shipping firm suffering ship losses and indemnity claims totaling around four million Kronen in past years with further heavy damage in the present year. Directors consider possible actions involving penalties and international arbitration, though no decisive steps have occurred.
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Cleeeaau
Veleemply
Fhe Austria Utovd
Ning Company
Phe
Amelia Misteeis
London
Motor Drivers Ready for Flag at Cincinnati Speedway
Twenty men of the veteran automobile race drivers of America prepared to start in the 260 mile national sweepstakes at the Cincinnati speedway. Prizes total 29000 with shares for first 12500 second 5000 third 3000 and fourth 1000.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Veadine
U S Engineers Arrive in Paris
American engineers reach Paris amid ongoing Allied operations. Reports describe arrival patterns near the front as British forces contend with mounting pressure and the focus remains on support for the war effort.
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U.S
Paris
Fragmentary Words Echo Distant Voices in Murky Text
A garbled OCR page presents a jumble of phrases and stray names. The readable bits hint at scattered references to people, places, and events, but no coherent event or report emerges from the fractured lines.
Red Cross Charity Work Faces Ongoing Strain
The Red Cross is described as exclusively owned by its organization and relies on volunteers and donations. The piece notes extensive demand for relief, with resources stretched by disasters and ongoing needs of men and women in the community.
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Pio Ie
Emport Trade Sets Record in Year Ending April
Emport Trade reports a six billion dollar year ending last April, a record high beyond the prior two years. The data includes unclear figures and names, suggesting broader market activity and recent growth trends.
Unclear text fragment on licensing and reinstatement
A damaged OCR fragment discusses Vesohitian adipted in the Senate foley tad approved by We war department. It mentions retired army engineers possibly being reinstated and a licensed saucer in van.
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Wirslinston
We War Department
Eve Wouter
Van
Unclear Optimism on Delegation Arrival Dates in Amsterdam
Dispatch from Amsterdam notes uncertain timing of Swedish and Finnish delegations arrival. Mentions possible postponement until May 5 or later depending on when the Prently and Halian parties arrive.
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Etielat vHeyiteh Tidawatodii
Amsterdam
Peondon
Mir
Stockholing
Liberty bond drive aims to back war effort countywide
A county wide Liberty bond campaign organized by local banks and civic leaders met at the Elks hall to promote subscriptions. The plan sets bond payments from 2 to 30 percent upfront with installments through August, emphasizing patriotic duty over investment returns. An executive committee for each township will supervise, with speakers stressing unity and readiness as France and Britain advance in the war.
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Pyovisan
Elksah
Pricink
Ques Finn
Smith
Allened National Bank
Liberty Ton
Dundas Movi
Burns
Varnon
Than
Darling
France
War tax and budget talks move through Congress
Washington May 1 administration influence grows as the War revenue bill is amended to raise postage rates for newspapers magazines and other publications. Senate and House conferees push a $342 million budget measure with changes including aid for an American merchant marine and a possible short term bond plan.
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Senate
Yhe Administration
Washington
Burleson
Boy Scout Bill South Dakota Rain Tonight and Wednesday
Rain expected in South Dakota with cooler conditions tonight and again on Wednesday. Forecasts show temperatures dipping in eastern and southern portions with readings ranging from the mid thirties to the mid fifties across the period.
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South Dakota
Watch Big Peace Meeting In New York Authorities
Reports say a large peace meeting will be held in New York with participation from federal and state officials. Attendees include representatives from major organizations and prominent figures from Los Angeles and Madison. The conference will run six sessions and feature addresses on democracy and war policy amid mounting tensions.
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New York
Wien
Madison
Doctors to Get Home Incomes in National Defense Plan
About 200 doctors from Allegheny County have applied for commissions as the auxiliary medical council for national defense announces that physicians entering military service will receive 35 percent of income from their private practices. While away, colleagues at home will carry on their work.
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Mexico
Juarez
Shieit Board
Ges
Chirce
Aif
Pittshires
Peay
Pittshireh
Auxiliary Medical Council For the National Defense of Allegheny Eania
Georgia Senator Proposes Postage Rate Change Plan
A Georgia senator introduces a bill through the Senate eng ineer committee to revise postal rates. The measure follows the Thirdwick agenda aiming to raise second class postage costs and adjust mail classifications.
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Chateman Simmons
Senate
Thirdwick
Geureia
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