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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

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Germans Demand Vote On Disputed Territories And League

Berlin reports say Germany’s reply to Allied peace terms hinges on plebiscites in border regions and Germany’s equal vote in the League of Nations. The government seeks self determination and a popular Austrian union vote while demanding a staged peace footing for its forces and frontier controls.

Berlin Frets Germany League of Nations Vor Bronkdorff- Rantay Austria Wii

Germans Propose World Shipping Pool Amid Peace Talks

Berlin dispatch reports German leaders propose a global shipping pool as part of peace terms. The plan suggests broad economic controls and regional adjustments including the Saar, with France pressured to yield certain pretensions. Details indicate a sizeable framework discussed at the wartime conference, aiming for a credible settlement.

Paris Berlin Saar Germany France

Wilson Signals End of Run for Third Term

In a Paris banquet speech honoring Brazil’s President elect Pesson, President Wilson floated not seeking a third term. He expressed happiness that his presidency is not ahead of him while Pesson’s is, and warned that leading an American state is a heavy, unreli 可e responsibility.

Paris Wilson Pesson Brazil Mr. Wilson

Two Men Shot As Yale Mob Roils City

In New Haven on May 27 a mob of 5000, angered by a rumor Yale men kissed the 102d Regiment Band, attacked campus gates and Welch and Farnum halls. Two men, Ernest Fuesco and Tony Palladetti, were shot. three Yale students were beaten as shots and stones shattered windows. Police, soldiers, and undergraduates locked gates and restored order after the band led a counter-march.

New Haven Yale Univerty Grounds Vanderbilt Hall Ernest Fuesco Tony Palladetti Newhaven General Hospital Harvey Childs Pittsburgh James Payson George Wilson New Yo City Welch Farnum New Haven Green Frederic Jones Polis Palace Princia Ringendern 102D Regiment Haings Palace Theatre James Braden Yate

Daniels Drops 170 Million Big Navy Plan

The House Naval Committee was stunned as Secretary Daniels urged abandonment of the 170 million naval program linked to President Wilson. He said the League of Nations makes the capital-ship plan unnecessary and noted nations at the peace conference follow a similar path.

New Vorte Tribune Washington Burea Washington League of Nations United States Wilson Navy Daniels Congress House Naval Committee Senate Lodge Presdent Wilson Padget House Naval Affairs Committee Padgett

Hawker and Grieve recount wild transatlantic flight

In Edinburgh May 27 Harry Hawker tells how their ill fated voyage began in clouds at 100 miles per hour and ended aboard a Danish tramp steamer. He blames overcareful fitting a water pipe filter as the cause of the accident and admits fault for the failure.

New York Riiwine Inc Edinburg Bri Thurso Hawker Mackenzie Grieve

Hawker recounts near miss in long distance flight

First across story details Hawker's failed attempt due to a clogged filter and solder troubles after radiator changes. He insists the engine was sound and running hot yet failed from a minor, repeated filter issue. He seeks to publish full account to explain the accident.

Hawkers Hewker Tomor

Lisbon Welcomes NC-4 After Transatlantic Flight

Lisbon greets the NC-4 as it crosses the Atlantic route with Lisbon as the first European stop. The crowd floods streets, guns boom, bells ring, and officials report steady progress as the American seaplane nears the Rochester anchored cruiser after a long voyage from the Azores.

Lisbon Associated Press Tagus Atlantic Read Azores Ente Amecan Rochester

Navy Seaplane NC-4 Caps Atlantic Crossing to Lisbon

The NC-4 under Lieutenant Commander Albert Cushing Read arrived in Lisbon marking the first Atlantic crossing by an airship or aircraft under its own power. The 800 mile Lisbon leg averaged 82 knots, with total Newfoundland to Lisbon time 26 hours 41 minutes. next legs toward Plymouth planned as weather allowed.

Azores Trepassey Washington Estern United States Navy Albert Cushing Read Lisbon Portugal Atlantic Ocean Ponta Delgada New York Rockaway Beach Long Island Plymouth England NC-4 Newfoundland Read Navy Department Rochester Bay of Biscay Brest France

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