Jugo Slavia and Italian boundary is big question
Paris May 13 The German delegates prepare a fifth peace terms note to be handed to the French foreign office tonight Allies work to finish the Austrian treaty this week The boundary issue central to Italy and Jugo Slavia discussed by Premier Orlando and Col House regarding Fiume arrangements American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page submits a compromise plan to President Wilson through the White House for consideration and potential acceptance
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Paris
Ueison
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Orlando
Col
House
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Thomas Nelsonmerican
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Page
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Deadlock Broken in Missouri Legislature on Tax Commission
Jefferson City May 13 The Missouri Senate and House adopted a conference report authorizing a 35000 appropriation for the present state tax commission. Gov Gardner will appoint a new commission to replace Reach Gardener and Player after June 1 when salaries may end. The action restores the tax machinery and includes clerical funds and railroad assessment duties.
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Dax
Jefferson City
Jock
Senate
House
Nce
State Tax Commission
Gardner
Krdner
NIH
Infant son of H. L. Engle dies at Cairo home
The infant son of H. L. Engle and wife died last evening at 7 o'clock in their Cairo area home over half a mile east. The burial took place this afternoon at 1 o'clock in Antioch cemetery.
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Engle
Cairo
Antioch
Man Made Liberty and the Church’s Mission
A historical editorial argues that world events shape liberty and justice, urging that real progress from the Centenary comes not from raising thirty five million dollars but from embracing three principles of prayer, property, and life. It stresses the unspoken challenge to the church to provide order amid chaos and to align wealth with faith-based aims.
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Gods Church
NC 4 awaits Trepassey start as planes ready
May 13 report from Trepassey Newfoundland states NC 4 is ready to jump off to the Azores with a three-plane squadron under Commander Towers awaiting favorable weather. Chatham weather earlier hindered resumption of the seaplane’s flight to Trepassey.
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A. E. Johnson
Aroostook
Chatham
Mass
United States
Trepassey
Newfoundland
Oil on Freshly Oiled Roads Harms Tires
Experts warn oil on newly oiled highways can damage tires and inner tubes. After passing, remove residue promptly by wiping and washing with gasoline to prevent weakening rubber and premature wear. Petroleum oils are especially harmful to rubber goods.
Lightning Melts Chain Swing in Charlestonyard
A lightning strike near Charleston, Ti. melted a chain hanging from a tree used for a swing. The bolt created a large ground hole where the chain was attached. No injuries reported.
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Charleston
Ber
Salvation Army Seeks 13 Million Dollar National Fund Drive
The Salvation Army launches a national drive from May 19 to 26 to raise 13 million dollars for work at home and overseas. Prominent officials from President Wilson to General Pershing endorse the effort. The campaign features lithographs with the slogan A man may be down but he's never out. The Army expects help from churches, municipalities, and independent groups, and emphasizes aid for returning soldiers and the nation’s poor.
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New York
Salvation Army
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Overseas ‘Service
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Pershing
Doughboy
Jassie
Frederick Duncan
Salvation’ Army
Hoboken Pier
Funeral Procession Through City Honours Sailor Cavel le Rem
A funeral in Ostenda and Westminster Abbey tribute marked by a military procession. Guards, thousands of spectators, and a gun carriage bore the casket as bands played and dirges filled the streets. The service at the railroad station and the flag draped tribute reflected national respect for the fallen soldier Cheltot Breland.
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Ostenda
Inde
Baya
Westminster Abbey
Mexico Exboxer Johnson Not Wanted Here
Report cites tension around expelled boxer CK Johnson who arrived with staged matches planned, prompting hotel manager to warn authorities. The excerpt notes scandals and public morale concerns tied to drug stores and a sanctioning controversy. Rabbi Morrison of St Louis to deliver graduates’ address at Sturgeon event Thursday.
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Johnson
Chia
Wim
Morrison
Sts.Louis
British 8th Division to Sail on Emperor Tomorrow
Late wires report the 8th Division infantry is slated to sail aboard the Emperor tomorrow. Details are sparse but indicate continued mobilization in the ongoing theater.
Talk of a new party echoes in capital politics
Washington observers in May 1913 discuss the potential for a third party in 1920. Reports cite Democratic and Republican leaders facing voter dissatisfaction and rising third party sentiment. Delegations in western towns urge congressional figures to lead an American party focused on veterans and domestic reform.
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L. C. Martin
Washington
Bull Moose
Congress
Musical Festival Praised for Strong Opening and Stellar Performances
The festival drew high praise for its varied program and standout performers. The opening orchestral number set a high standard, with Lyric tenor and cello solos earning warm, sustained applause. Attendees noted strong contributions from Ward Stephens and P. G. Anton, while the professor and his band received generous support throughout the event.
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Goetze
Ngghe
Yaang
Waa
Othiree Lintes
Ibioile‘allens
Flanders
Ward
Stephens
P. G
Anton
T. Louis
Hescello
Chine
North Park Teachers Stage Grade Seven Concerts
North Park teachers presented a Grade Seven program featuring a variety of songs and dances. Audiences enjoyed motion pictures and a dramatic piece as planning begins for new auditorium renovations and basement expansions to accommodate future shows. Engineers work on road and ground improvements to start soon.
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North- Farkk
Sophia School
North Park
Co . Ener -Au
Rock Road
Commercia
Germans Say Treaty In Its Present Form Not Acceptable
Berlin reports Chancellor Schneidemann told journalists the German government will order delegates not to sign the peace terms in the current form. Propaganda dispatches quote socialist democrats supporting signing while other parties resist, insisting a just peace requires work and repayment and opposing entente brutality.
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Basil
Berlin
Zurich
I Socialist Democrat
John Graudenz
Schneidemann
National
German Delegates Seek Talks With Austrian Party
German delegates planned a range of conference with the Austrian party in Paris. Foreign Minister Brockhorst-Rautzau noted the move and asked the French authorities to ensure delegation transfer to Vienna.
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Mersailles
Sattemptin
Brockhorft-Rautzau
Dope Seizures Donated to Red Cross by Internal Revenue
Seventy five thousand dollars worth of confiscated narcotics were donated to the Red Cross by the Bureau of Internal Revenue last year. Sixty thousand dollars worth was seized from a dope smuggler attempting to cross the Canadian border. Twenty thousand dollars worth of morphine heroin and cocaine were stored at the bureau's laboratory for analysis.
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Washington
Red Cross
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Canadian
Bureau
Telephone rate dispute mentioned with Mr. Lindsay fate
Fragmentary notes discuss US rate questions and Mr Lindsay regarding whether there will be payment already made, reflecting ongoing telephony pricing debates.
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Mr. Lindsay
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