House Votes 12 Billions For the Army
The House passed a large army appropriations bill authorizing about 1.04 billion dollars and funding for clothing, aviation, and ordnance to support up to three million troops. Debate questioned troop numbers in France, with lawmakers citing 1,000,000 soldiers and potential cost details for quartermaster supplies and cantonments. Representative Olney defended funding while others urged caution over figures and rapid expansion.
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New York
Senate May Limit Debate to One Hour Per Measure
The Senate plans to curb debate time for bills and amendments, proposing that no senator speak more than one hour on a measure and amendments be limited to twenty minutes with unanimous consent. The Underwood resolution aims to end long winded opposition tactics and filibustering, signaling a major shift from current cloture rules.
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Relic shrapnel from London air raid witnessed by Princess Mary
An American destroyer swiftly answered a torpedo attack during the May 4 London raid. A shrapnel fragment was recovered in James's Park in front of Buckingham Palace, nearly hitting Princess Mary as she slept. The event marked a daring counter from Allied forces aiding a convoy, with damage limited by rapid action.
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Italians Join Allies at Arras Front Fighting
Dispatch reports Italian units now in action with the Allies on the Arras sector. Official advices indicate Milanese and other Italian contingents are established in French lines and prepared for combat alongside French and British forces against German efforts.
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Italy May Strike Before Austria Is Ready Belief Here
Washington dispatch reports official Italian authorities believe Austria’s internal disparities hinder its plans against Italy and could prompt Italy to strike first. Italian sources say food shortages and munitions limit a decisive offensive, while Entente readiness and French material support could enable a later push with Allied word.
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Austrian General Quits After Italian Victory Reported
Washington May 1 official Nome dispatch says General Borvevie resigns supreme command of Austrian army on Tallinn front after a victorious Italian drive. report notes Austrians met 4,000 men, enemy bulletins admit abandonment, and Berne corrd cites heavy losses and prisoners.
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Renaissance of High Ideals Seen by Wilson
President Wilson spoke to Central Presbyterian Church members in Washington on the ninth anniversary of the church. He urged a renewal of high ideals and better living following the World War as part of a commemorative gathering before old congregants.
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Australia Calls for a Pacific Monroe Doctrine in War Speech
Prime Minister Moy urged the United States to aid a Pacific Monroe Doctrine as Australia seeks security in the postwar era. He cited Australia’s heavy casualties, with about 47,000 dead and over 160,000 wounded, and urged Western allies to stand firm to prevent German influence from spreading in the Pacific and beyond.
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Morris Plan Loan Offers Tax Payment Help in New York
Advertises borrows to cover income tax with The Morris Plan Company of New York. Loan terms state Each $100 costs 38 per annum in charges and interest, secured by character and earning power.
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World leaders split into two camps at wartime dinner
A two camp world order dominated by Allied and Axis powers emerged at a wartime dinner attended by about sixty five figures. Notables included Sir Frederick William Vinck Brigadier General William A White Admiral Nathaniel K Uahor Nicholas Murray Butler and others from British American and Allied services. Discussions centered on unity against predatory nations and securing cooperation across the Commonwealth Pacific and broader global fronts.
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Daily Forward Shifts to Pro Ally Propaganda
The Daily Forward announces an immediate move to a strong pro Allied propaganda in its columns. Editors say Germany’s invasion of Russia has proved hostile to Bolshevik interests and a reversal of the St. Louis Socialist platform is likely, though a full stance is not yet declared.
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Vanderbilt Jr Named President of New York Central
William K Vanderbilt Jr elected president of the New York Central, succeeding William C Brown after government interim control. Vanderbilt, already NY Central & Hudson River veteran, will oversee a vast rail system, while serving as president of Long Island Rail Road and director of multiple companies.
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