Ex Kaiser in Amerongen Aide Memoir Amid Dutch Guards
In Amerongen Netherlands ex Kaiser Wilhelm debates safety as Dutch guards patrol the castle area. An American Tribune party led by James Steinman and Robert Berry meets Count Bentinck to avoid kidnapping fears while hints of a possible civilian visit are discussed.
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Socialist Secretary Washed From Soap Box by Fire Crew
RAMNWAY New Jersey May 81 Fred Harwood state secretary of the New Jersey Socialist party was swept into the gutter while attempting to speak tonight officials say the fire company carried out an order attributed to Mayor Remeley in the incident
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Allied Engineers Prepare Advance From Basel
A Mayenen dispatch says if Germany refuses to sign the treaty British troops will advance 50 miles eastward from the current occupation zone into the Ruhr district. Six hundred technicians and engineers have been summoned to Cologne to prepare for such a move under the 1918 armistice terms.
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Swiss Protest Over Blockade Reaches Federal Council
The Federal Council released a statement on May 1 noting continued Swiss complaints about a blockade. Details are continued on page four.
918 Motorists Haled to Court In Past Week
Magistrates Cobb and House chaired the Traffic Court session reporting 918 cases since Monday. They criticized patrolmen for enforcing a daily minimum of five summonses, noting many cases were dismissed or fined minimally. Fines totaled seven dollars, and officials warned police overreach may clog courts while aiming to improve safety on New York streets. Continued on page ten.
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London Paper Praises Navy Guard for Fliers
NOSCON May 1 The London press applauds Lieutenant Commander Read and the NC-4 arrival at Plymouth. It commends the American navy patrol and their orderly crossing of the Atlantic by air, praising courage, resolve, and ingenuity.
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94th Aero Unit Returns from Germany on Cruiser Louisville
The 94th Aero Squadron arrived from Germany aboard the cruiser Louisville under Major Reed Chambers. The unit, famed for its emblem Hat in the Ting and prowess in combat, includes aces Eddie Rickenbacker James Meissner and Raoul Lufbery. They report to Camp Mills then stay at the Commodore, with a reunion dinner planned at the American Flying Club chaired by Captain Eddie Rickenbacker.
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Flag Torn From Official as Winnipeg Strikers Parade
In Winnipeg on May 31 a crowd of strike sympathizers marched to the provincial House of Parliament and City Hall, prompting adjournment of a City Council meeting. Richard McDonald and Premier Norris faced the crowd as a flag was torn from McDonald, while Norris denounced interference and pledged action after the strike resumes.
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Seaplane NC-4 Completes Atlantic Flight Landing at Plymouth
Thousands greet the NC-4 as it lands at Plymouth England completing a 425 mile leg from Ferro Spain and a 4000 mile Atlantic crossing. Lieutenant Commander Read and his crew, fatigued but safe, receive a royal welcome from British and American officials. A return direct Atlantic flight may be explored in upcoming discussions.
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