Seaplanes NC-1 NC-3 May Start Azores This Afternoon
News from Trepassey Newfoundland May reports NC-1 and NC-3 may depart for the Azores this afternoon if weather permits with NC-4 to follow after overhaul. Towers notes rendezvous at coast of Portugal. NC-4 expected Trepassey this afternoon before joining the others.
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Trepassey
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Trepaissey
Oae
Halifax
Air Mail Route Between Cleveland and Chicago Opens
The Cleveland to Chicago air mail route began today with a 1:24 p.m. arrival in Chicago from Cleveland. The relay was a last minute arrangement and temporary, marking the start of the first permanent aerial mail service in the United States. The machine carried 440 pounds of mail.
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Cleveland
Chicago Flyer
Bryan
United States
Festival Planned for Father Ryan Died Our Returned Sailors
A Monday night entertainment at 7:30 in the Mob erly Commercial club rooms will honor returning soldiers sailors and marines. Randolph county American Legion post will organize there with officers elected to serve until December. Attendance aims for 300 men and cards mailed to all returnees. Father John Ryan, former St. John's pastor, died suddenly at Monroe City earlier today. Funeral arrangements to be announced tomorrow.
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Tacie Sam
Ecomtree
Randolph County
American Legion
Evan
John Ryan
St. John's Catholic Church
Monroe City
Pat Halloran
Atterton
Rev. Ryan
Moberly
St. John's Church
J. B. Carney
John Reeves
Father Ryan
Victory Loan tribute from Randolph county chairman
Randolph county Victory Loan chairman CHAS.C. HON expresses gratitude to the Victory Loan organization newspapers and residents for strong support. He praises C. M. Hulen WS. Bowers Prof. E. M. Sipple and others, lauds Wabash shop men of Moberly led by Wm. Maslen and the women’s work led by Mrs J. T. Cross, credits the county for surpassing quotas and commends Higbee’s outstanding effort.
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Victory Joan
C. M. Hulen
WS. Bowers
E. M. Sipple
Moberly
Wm. Maslen
J. T. Cross
Moberiy
Red Cross
W. W. Rucker
Higbee Organization
Second Regular Army Reports Highest French Combat Losses
Washington May 15 casualties of combat divisions in France were announced by the War Department. The second regular army division suffered the heaviest losses with 25 076 killed and wounded, while the 88th National Army division recorded the lightest casualties with 99.
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France
Star Department
Regular Army
Woundea
88Th National Army
Edith Cavell Laid To Rest In England After Exhumation
London mourns Edith Cavell murdered by Germans as her body is exhumed in Brussels and brought home with full military honors. Services held at Westminster Abbey precede burial in Norwich with a large crowd along the routes. The procession draws tribute from many who knew Cavell well. In Kansas City, insurance man O. Tebbets dies, a brother of Mrs. Gingrich of this city. his sister traveled there but arrived after his death.
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Brussels
Westiminster Abbey
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Liver Pool Street
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Amon
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Cathe
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Tebbets
Kansas City
John Gingiich
Genprich
Prother
Monroe Doctrine Clash with League Says Le Matin Editor
Paris editor Stephen Lau sanne argues Monroe doctrine cannot mesh with a League of Nations. He cites Monroe’s broad career, 1817 presidential start, and the 1823 address proclaiming nonintervention. Also notes a local marriage and travel plans of Roy Durham and Ada Bell.
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League of Nations
Stephen Lausanne
le Matin
Monroe
Washington May 15 Call for bank condition statements
The comptroller of the currency issued a call for a statement of the condition of national banks at the close of business Monday May 2. Ambassador Page in Paris said no progress toward settlement on the Miami question and would make public the compromise plan submitted to the Big Four. American factories were turning out airplanes at a rate of 720,000 a year when the war ended.
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Paris
Ambassador Page
Benedict Crowell
Crowell
Maca
United States
Seniors Stage Comic Operetta In Graduation Exercises
The Seniors of the high school presented The Growing of the Gypsy Queen a May comic operetta. Rev V Lam gave the baccalaureate address last Sunday afternoon. Miss Charlene Malone and Charlene Townsend led a large cast trained by Mrs. Ennis Green with music by the high school orchestra and soloists. The play, set near London in 1998, drew an overflow crowd and will be repeated tonight. The production featured elaborate costumes, a tambourine dance, and strong performances by many seniors led by Marthe Martin and Raymond Parley Pat.
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Ennis Gréen
Europe
Paris
A . King Roman
Harry Shepard Marghaerita
Marthe Martin Prince Cristal
van Bhmer
Nelson
Annetta
Charlene Malona Townsend
Raymond Parley
Pat
George Madden
Dianna
Jacob
Frances Bazan Jacob
Lowell Jones
Leah Wilians
Lenore Hu Ie
Geraldne Yodd
Elma Con
Germans Oppose Demand for Trial of Ex-Kaiser Will Accept Responsibility
Allies reject German notes on reparation and readjustment while Germany plays for responsible war ending. Ex-Kaiser faced demand for trial, with Berlin and London monitoring ultimata and reparations.
Austro Peace Talks Move Toward Final Draft
Paris dispatches report May 15 that German peace delegates oppose Article on Kaiser trial while allies reject the German proposal for individual responsibility. Experts discuss Austrian peace terms as dual monarchy lacks military forces and focuses on territorial disposition and borders. The final drafting of the Austrian terms is expected soon for presentation to the conference.
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Trepassey Bay
Paris
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Thyre
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Ase
Slayer of Lamar Sheriff Captured in Colorado
Le Junta Colao May 15 Jay Eynch alias George Owens, sought for the murder of Lamar Missouri Sheriff John M. Harlow, was arrested yesterday by the sheriff's officers after being recognized on a train. Harlow was shot March 3, while Lynch, then in Lamar, had earlier fled from Louis police on robbery charges and wounded Harlow's son Dick. Owens, known also as Lynch in St. Louis, worked for the Wabash railroad as a special agent at Granite City and lived at 4646 South Grand Avenue until a search uncovered loot tied to his crimes. He had been linked to other aliases Lancaster and Gartley and was previously arrested last August in connection with silk sales thefts.
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St. Louis
Owens
Th Wabash Railroad
Granite City
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Rancaster
Gartley
Part of 89th Ready to Sail for America
Brest May 15 A portion of the regiment was prepared today to embark on the Leviathan Admiral Moreau of the French navy reviewed the battalion and read a letter from Clemenceau congratulating the unit on its brilliant conduct during the war
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Navy
Azores
Navy Department
America
Brest
Leviathan
Moreau
Reviewisior
Clémenceau
To Let Soldiers Homestead Land Washington May 15
A pact in Congress and Secretariate Lane outlines a bill to allot western arid lands to discharged soldiers. It would employ soldiers to reclaim lands at four dollars per day under a repayment plan. Each veteran would receive an advance from the government and be eligible for Homestead lands. John B. Jennings of Media Wes Savings Bank attended the Yankers convention in City yesterday and examined a portrait likeness by Roy.
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