Italian Delegate Attends Peace Conference In Paris
May 2 Paris Italian representatives participate in a peace conference for the first time since withdrawal. Signor Jung Italian economic expert attended Allied and German financial talks as Premier Orlando Sonnino and others left Fort Rome. Italians in Paris doubt they will be invited to sign the treaty without ally agreement.
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Versailles
Signor Jung
Orlando
Sonnino
Fort Rome
Annnounee
Paris
Carl D. Groat
Germany
London
Italy
Lon
Mrs Rhoda Russ dies after long illness at home
Mrs Rhoda Russ died last evening at 8 26 at her daughter's home 539 Barrow Street. Born June 15 1847 she leaves two daughters Mrs H B Roberson and Mrs Leonard Heatherston two sons Hayes and Willard Russ and eight grandchildren all of the city. Funeral tomorrow at 10 at the residence Rev Broadhurst officiating. Burial at Aurora Illinois. Mrs Russ described as domestic minded neighbor and mother.
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Rhoda Rusa
H. B. Robertson
Barrow Street
Engineer Russ
Kansas City
Leonard Heatherston
Hayes
Willard Russ
Russ
Broadhurst
Aurora
Italy Receives $50 Million Credit From Treasury
Washington May 2 Italy has been granted a new loan of 50 million dollars from the treasury to cover obligations incurred by the Italian government on contracts for war materials and foodstuffs. The credit extends Italy’s total borrowings from the United States to 1,571,500,008 dollars.
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Washington
Italy
Treasury
United States
Col Holtsinger Leads Government Horse Auction to Camp Pike
Col frank Holtsinger departed this afternoon for Little Rock Arkansas to oversee a three day government sale at Camp Pike. Eight hundred head of horses owned by the government are to be auctioned.
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Col
Frank Holtsinger
Littl Rock
Arkansas
Fem
Building blown up at Brownsville Pa
Brownsville Pennsylvania May 2 The municipal building suffered severe damage and the office of Burgess Steer was wrecked when a boiler exploded there were no injuries eight prisoners in the city jail basement were buried in debris rescued by police uninjured
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Brownsville
Burgess Steer
Allie
Luke
Notice to Fred B Hughes Moberly Mo May 2 1919
Notice to Fred B Hughes from Moberly Missouri dated May 2 1919. Army Recruiting Station 2071 South Clarice Street informs him his discharge is at the office and to come for retrieval after finding it on the Wabash Railroad. The report references Sgt PF Francis and local congressman Rucker shaking hands with Monroe county constituents. It notes farm work near Keytesville and ambitions for wheat tobacco next year. The G V Indies will attend East Side Christian church Saturday at 9:45 am for the funeral of Mrs William Russ at 539 Barrow Street.
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Lloyd Halliburton
W. D. Halliburton
South Williams Street
New York
Lisboun
Will
Brest
Queenstown
Lloyd
Fred B. Hughes
Moberly
Army
Clarice Street
iFred B. Hughes
Wabash
PF. Francis
Rucker
Monroe County
Keytesville
Paris Mercury
G. Sv A
East Side Christian Church
William Russ
Barrow Street
First Christian Church
Aldenby
Witing
Havin
Roper
Remo
Carson “Tedford
Grundy
Buford
Agatha Qualls
Eizabeth Hulen
Vy Crow
Bagby
Tattie Linbree
Samantha ‘Slick
Mies
Thelma Cooper
Penelope
Perkins
Helen
Tedford
Vivian Martin
Chester Smith
Bill Butcher
Milead Lewis
Hugh Towler
Roy & Hinson
Margi
Ite Smith
Gratitude for Kindness After Illness and Death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown during the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter. Grateful for many floral offerings and to the B. of L. E. for favors bestowed. A. A., J. Wadsworth, J. & Davis and wife.
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B. of L. E
J. Wadsworth
J. & Davis
Italian Forces Landings Stir World War News
A sparked dispatch from Spalata dated April 28 and relayed via Copenhagen reports Italian forces and war material landing at Senna and Soelenico. Troops move east from these cities as reinforcements approach a landing line. King Victor visited Premigy Orlando to discuss the situation, praising unity and loyalty.
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London
Spalata
Copenhagen
Senna
Soelenico
Victor
Premigy
Orlando
Hought McQuitty Plant Sold to Ryan and Kelliher
Edwin H. Ryan and Dan Kelliher closed a deal yesterday for the J. McQuitty printing plant and will take possession May 15. Both men are well known in the city. Ryan grew up here and worked at the Democrat, while Kelliher has ties to the Monitor and the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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Edwin H. Ryan
Dan Kelliher
Democrat
Kelliher
Monitor
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Returned Service Men Meet Last Night
The county gathered veterans from Randolph in a court house meeting to organize a district convention plan. Dr J R Mabee of Huntsville chaired with delegates chosen to Brookfield for the national meeting in St Louis and a number of alternates named. A called session will be held May 7 to report and decide on a local American Legion type organization with future fundraising and fraternal aims.
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Court ‘House
J.R. Mabee
Huntsville
Iten
Cted
Brookfield
Mal
Ernest
Lotter
Green
Moberly
Guy R. Smith
St. Louis
Court “House
Fourth ‘Street
Frands
American Legion
Randolph County
straternal\brotherhood
Record Day for Divorces Sets City Pace
A large number of divorce suits were filed for the coming storm of court, with ten suits filed in a single day. Among the cases are several well known couples in the city.
Rainbow Division to Leave Camp Devens for Final Discharge
Camp Devens Massachusetts May 2 First contingent Rainbow Division to depart within forty eight hours for final discharge to various camps across the country. Troops 2126 strong arrived at Boston April 28 for quarantine before distribution. Washington May 2 President Wilson lauds Paris conference labor program as key to stabilizing world conditions and aiding labor. Avondon May 2 Admiral Culchak's army drives Bolsheviks south of Sterlitamstk advancing 90 miles against Bolshevik forces per Omsk dispatch dated Sap ne.
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Devens
Mass
Rainbow
Boston
Washington
Wilson
Paris
Tabor
Tuiulty
Weather forecast fragment with unclear wording
A weather brief notes cloudiness and possible precipitation with unclear terms. It suggests tonight or tomorrow as likely timing and mentions a warmer trend later, but the wording is garbled and hard to interpret.
Germans to face ten day limit after peace treaty
Paris report states Germany will have a maximum ten days to accept or reject terms after treaty presentation. No oral talks between Allied and German commissions, only written proposals within a fifteen day window. If German proposals arise late, Allies may extend reply time. Germans to discuss with Weimar within the period.
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Fred Sferguson
Paris
Weimar
May Day Riots In Paris Kill One, Wound Four Hundred Twenty Eight
The Paris police prefecture reports one gendarme killed and four hundred twenty eight wounded in yesterday’s May Day riots. Injured include three gravely hurt, twelve in hospitals, seventy five temporarily incapacitated. Also noted: a British pilot in Kansas City narrowly escaped a fatal crash during a Victory Loan event after his Fokker engine failed at low altitude.
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Pariz
Kansas City
Edward Traill
Victory Loan
Fokker
Victory and Debt of Honor Speech Urges U S Support
A public appeal argues that after two years of wartime aid the United States must raise four and a half billion dollars to honor commitments in South America. The speaker insists faith with the living and the dead requires continued support and payment of the price in gold to protect freedom and national honor. Publicity Committee.
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South America
America
Berty
300000 Troops to Return Home in May
Paris reports the American expeditionary force will be sent home in May. About 300000 soldiers to depart initially with a like number to follow after July. After that, French ports will be unused and American controlled railroads will shift to France. Antwerp will become the American supply base. Communications will pass through Belgium and Washington. Demobilization of units now landing in the United States is expected within weeks.
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Paris
France
Antwerp
Belgium
Court of Honor Recalls Erratic Party Report
A fragmentary report notes Mr and Mrs T Smith Myra and others attending a court of honor event. The text mentions Edison, a present, dancing, and several unclear attendee names including Mr and Mrs Harty, Mrs WeSe, Mr Late, and Miss Zenobia, with garbled phrasing throughout.
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Court of Honor
Smith
Myra
Courac
May Day Rioters Jailed After Cleveland Clashes
Municipal judges in Cleveland detained May Day rioters after yesterday’s disturbances. One man died from injuries, several charged with assault weapons and related offenses, and a number held for grand jury examination as investigations continued. Local hospitals reported multiple injuries and heightened security remained in place.
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Cleveland
Rice
Sha’ and
Moe Tha
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