Senate to vote on Armenia mandate amid league of nations debate
The Senate will vote at 4 PM on a report refusing consent for President Wilson to accept a mandate over Armenia. Debate centers on whether the United States should join a league of nations and assume responsibility for a portion of the earth, with warnings that Armenia could trigger wider conflict and demands for land.
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Ot Tana
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England
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Publishers Printing Company Armenia Mandate Debate Sparks War Fears
A London dispatch notes Publishers Printing Company at 213 West 25th Street cites a mandate over Armenia. Opponents warn that Russian troops enforcing the mandate could trigger bloodshed and draw the United States into a great war.
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Publishers Printing Company
West 25Th Street
Pope Calls World to Heal Wounds After War
Pope Benedict issues an episcopal letter appealing for Christian reconciliation and peace. He notes that ill feeling lingers even after the war ends and urges Christians to forget grievances and pursue mutual understanding. The document warns of dangers if peoples remain unstable toward each other.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
Sale of U S Ships To Aliens Agreed On by Conferees
Conferees on merchant marine legislation tentatively agree to sell government ships as soon as practicable with provisions allowing sales to aliens. House and Senate back a policy that private US ownership should lead, while the Shipping Board may operate ships temporarily or charter them. Remaining items include payment terms for Americans and foreigners and authority to establish new trade routes and ports to aid water commerce.
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Shipping Board
House
Senate
Jones
United States
Negro Wields Razor at Picnic Lands in Hospital
John Scott a Negro attacked picnickers at Loeffler's Picnic Park and Casing last night with a razor. He cut Paul Lorenz seventeen and William Edwards twelve. Capt Costigan and Westchester police arrived as crowd beat him. Scott arrested for felonious assault. taken to Fordham Hospital with internal injuries.
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Loeffler
Paul Lorenz
Liam Edwards
Costigan
Westchester
Scott
Fordham Hospital
Lorenz
Edwards
Midwife Arrested in Two Deaths at Long Island City Hospital
Mrs. Johanna Hackenberg of 1 East Forty-ninth Street was arrested and jailed at East Sixty-seventh Street police station on homicide charges after the deaths of two patients, Mrs. Rose O Keefe of 46 Third Avenue Astoria and Mrs. Tenge Hails Lent turnetaaawers lock Avenue, Long Island City, who were her clients at John’s Hospital.
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Johanna Hackenberg
East Forty-ninth Street
East Sixty-seventh Street
John’s Hospital
Long Island City
Rose O'Keefe
Third Avenue
Astoria
Tenge
Masaryk Grants Amnesty to Political Offenders
Prague Czecho-Slovakia President Thomas Masaryk issued amnesty for all political offenders except those convicted of espionage or murder.
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Ammesty
Prague
Maya
Thomas Masaryk
Sinn Fein Won't Trust Drinkers in Ireland Campaign
William E. Johnson better known as Pussyfoot urged anti liquor action in Ireland last night at Jersey City. He said Sinn Féin leaders would not admit drinking men and pledged to drive liquor from Ireland as the nation establishes its republic.
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Pussyfoot) Johnson
First Congregational Church
Bergen
Boyle Avenues
Jersey City
Ireland
Mr. Johnson
Sinn Féin
Ó Féin
Irish Republic
St. Patrick
Next President Is Blond And Bald Says Seeress
Budapest reports Mme Sybilline Bellaugh, a Hungarian prophetess, predicted the next American president will be a blond, slightly bald man who wears glasses and is surrounded by fine children. She called him the man of destiny, the most popular and nationally demanded candidate, noting an assassination attempt within the last two years. She also foresaw a good, successful, popular leader with a shift against prohibition as popular sentiment turns.
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Mme. Bellough
Budapest
America
Mme
Sybilline Bellaugh
Sybilline
Driver 85 in Memorial Day Parade Kills Woman
Palmer Massachusetts May 31 Mrs Grace A Allen a member of the Woman's Relief Corps was killed in the Memorial Day parade when struck by an automobile driven by Captain Hiram W Clark aged eighty five The Civil War veterans parade followed the Bed Corps unit in cars and it is believed Captain Clark’s foot pressed the accelerator instead of the brake
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Palmer
Mass
Grace A.allen
Woman’s Relief Corps
Paraue
Hiram W. Clark
Bed Corps
Veerans
Clark
Briton Starts Small Plane Quest for Australia
London May 31 A sporting effort to fly to Australia began this morning with Lieutenant Hinkley, a former British Air Force member, piloting a small 96 horsepower plane. The voyage aims for a long distance record in a single engine aircraft.
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London
Stone
Hinkley
Air Force
Pilot Hinkley Plans Long European Flight Venture
An aviation note describes Lieutenant Hinkley preparing a long distance flight using special petrol tanks to cover from 600 to 100 miles. The route will pass Paris, Rome, and Egypt, with Hinkley known for his passion for flying and the ambitious venture.
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Rome
Egypt
Hinkley
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