Holland Surrenders Ex Kaiser as Allies. Trepassey Hosts Europe Hop
Navy planes reach Trepassey marking the Tong transatlantic jump from Rockaway. NC-1 NC-5 completed a 490 mile leg from Halifax in 6 hours 4 minutes at 74 land miles per hour. NC-3 suffered a propeller failure and the fleet plans a 1,200 mile flight to the Azores next week amid weather hopes.
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Holland
Europe
Azores
Trepassey
N. W
Trepasser Bay
Rockaway Beach
Halifax
PN. J. Retlinger
New York
John H. Towers
Greenwich
Lisbon
Portugal
Newfoundland
NCL
4. C. Read
Chatam
Mass
Trepassey Bay
NC-3
Halifax Weather Ideal for Start in Naval Flight
Halifax May 10 The American naval hydroplanes began their crossing from Rockaway toward the Gulf of St Lawrence on a clear day. The Balti more supply ship carried the crews, with the NO-1 leading the wave as the NC followed, an optimistic start to the mission despite a cautious cheer.
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Perias
Baltimore
Rockaway
Gulf of
Bt. Lawrence
Karge’s
Wenward
Halifax
Trepasse
Marchera
Ant
Henry Muckner
J. Prunty
25000 March In Parade for Father Duffy
The Bronx hosts a rainy homecoming parade for Father Francis P. Duffy with 25000 marchers, including nurses, Salvation Army, students, clergy, and civic groups. Duffy leads the way in an automobile as crowds of residents, officials, and dignitaries cheer amid rain and wind along the Grand Concourse.
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Francis’ P. Duffy
168Th Infantry
New Yorkk
Salvation Army
Bronx
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Knights of Volumbus
101St Treet
Kingsbridge Road
Father Duffy
Red
Byons, Or the Fire City
Oldtock
Francis Martin
165Th Street
Fifty Four Alien Enemies Seek Bond Based Delist
Assistant United States Attorney John in Brooklyn reported that 54 alien enemies filed yesterday to have their names removed from the list. Applicants were required to buy Victory bonds, and these individuals had purchased bonds in both new and previous issues, prompting a recommendation to strike their names from the list. The Department of Justice is expected to approve the recommendation.
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United States
John ©. NO
Brooklynterday
Emo
Department of Justice
Express Strike Nears End After Talks at Grand Central
An expected end of the express strike was announced after a lengthy conference led by Robi M. Cowie of the American Railway Express Company and officials from the Labor Bureau. A mass meeting at Madison Square Garden was set for tomorrow to approve a tentative plan returning workers with wage adjustments handled by William S. Carter. The talks clarified misunderstandings of the wage award and outlined procedural steps for future differences. Parcel post surged as strike effects spiked, with Madison Square office handling 8,800 packages the day of the strike and 17,600 on Friday.
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He Express
Robi M. Cowie
American Railway Express Company
Labor Bureau of the Railroad Administration
Madison Square Garden
William S. Carter
Wage Board
The
Railroad Administration
A. J. Banks
William Blackman
Labor Bureau of the
Cowie
Grand Central Terminal
Hanks
Blackman
Madison Square
Brockdorff Speech Tactics Amid Stiff Leg Nerves
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzmann prepared to speak for Germany at the Veranillen Congress but feared collapse due to weak legs. He reportedly told aides he feared losing his voice and made a measured remark about control and nerve before addressing the delegation. The report reflects fragile condition and political tension surrounding the German envoy.
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Associated Prown
Count von Brockdorf-Rantana
Germany
Count von Brockhorn-Rentiuu
No Treaty Can Pacify Europe Says Vanderlip
Frank A. Vanderlip, president of the National City Bank of New York, warns in London that no treaty can bring peace to Europe. He argues the real peace hinges on Europe gaining machinery, rolling stock and raw materials to restart industry and ends with a chain of economic and social disruptions from production stoppage to potential revolutions. He cites unemployment in England and Belgium, subsidies in Holland, and widespread industrial decay across Europe including Poland Slovakia Romania and occupied France and Belgium.
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London
Associated Press
Europe
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
New York
England
America
Humber
Belgium
Holland
Mary
Poland
Slovakia
Rumania
France
Wife of Broker Ends Her Life in Stamford
Violet Oakley Alexandre wife of Jerome Alexandre broker of 784 Park Avenue New York shot herself at Nirvana near Stamford while visiting her mother in law Mrs James Joseph Alexandre. She had suffered melancholia since December influenza and recently had minor surgery. Their five year old daughter was with her as Jerome Alexandre rushed from New York after being summoned.
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Stamford
Conn
Violet Oakley Alexandre
Jerome Alexandre
Park Avenue
New York City
James Joseph Alexandre
Nirvana
Raymond . Gandy
Alexandre
Stamford Hospital
York City
New York
al Jerome Alexandre
Paul Bonner
Honor Davide Bonnery Tha. Muefman
Mra
Damon Joseph Alexandre
Alexandre Ling
Paul Bonuer
Victory Liberty Loan oversubscribed across the nation
The United States oversubscribed the Victory Liberty Loan aiming at 4.5 billion dollars. Subscriptions surged past expectations with New York City and the Second Federal Reserve District leading. Officials reported large oversubscription but final tallies were delayed to May 20.
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America
France
United States
Carter Glues
Glass
Treasury Department
great Liberty /Loan organization
Victory Liberty Loan Committee
New York District
Benjamin Strong
Federal Reserve
New York City
Liberty Loan
World Emancipation To Be Gradual, Wilson Says
Wilson argues emancipation must come slowly through law and gradual social change. He urges measuring progress by moral judgment and international law, not rushed reforms, and stresses shared humanity over national self interest. He appeals for real civic effort by plain people to shape a just global order.
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Wilson
Nena
League of Nations
East Prussia urged to arm against terms
A Tageblatt dispatch from Bromberg reports East Prussia’s population is desperate and determined to use all resources to block the treaty. Some demands call for arming the population of the eastern provinces.
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East Prussia
Erlin
Bromberg
Tageblatt
Peace Terms Stand As Drafted In Allied Peace Talks
London dispatch reports Netherlands agrees to surrender the former German Emperor to the Allies. Germany insists on treaty terms largely as drafted, rejecting any discussion of major changes. German plenipotentiaries submit objections while Allies reaffirm insistence on the stipulated conditions.
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London
Associated Press
Hague
Varis
Count von Brochdorff-Rantzau
Premier Clemenceau
Count von Brockdorf Rantzau
Germany
League of Nations
League of Nationalx
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