Thirty second division units arrive early in New York and Boston
Special to The Northwestern reports transport units of the Thirty-second division, Barred Arrow, arriving ahead of schedule in New York and Boston. Wisconsin and Michigan National Guard roots are highlighted as Milwaukee and Oshkosh delegations welcome troops. Detachments from the 127th regiment arrive via Brest aboard Cape Finisterre, with schedules shifting and officials noting neighborly state ties and cordial greetings.
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Middle West Troops Reach New York City Parade Prep
Troops and nurses totaling 502, including 162 nurses, arrived from Sandy Hook and plan for a parade tomorrow. Seventy-seventh division veterans and officers are to be mobilized across armories. Wisconsin and Reading outfit companies join the transport flow. war department contemplates parade amid demobilization at Camp Grant.
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Iowa
Suffrage Vote Clearly Assured in Next Congress
A distorted clipping indicates strong expectation of a solid suffrage vote in the forthcoming Congress. The text references divisions among states and parties with emphasis on federal suffrage and potential regional support, though details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Handkerchief May Identify Woman's Murderer
A handkerchief found knotted about the throat of Mrs Marr E Froadwell in Barre could reveal the murderer's identity. Police hunted the laundry marked and laundered the fabric to locate the establishment and owner.
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Extra Session May Be May 26
Washington reports question whether President Wilson will call Congress by late May or June 1. Paris dispatches indicate uncertain timing for a possible extra session. UPI notes the rumor of a June session and Wilson’s potential return to Washington before a set convening date.
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Arbitration Decided Upon by Albany Printers
United Press reports arbitration reached by Albany printers with the decision affecting local labor relations. No further details provided in the readable fragment.
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Albany Printers
Amagedon to Sail with New Yank Troops Tomorrow
Announcement lists the Agamemnon as the transport for the 11st contingent of AMO troops to Europe. Embarkation authorities confirmed the impending voyage amid the war effort and relief plans.
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da Arta Embarkation Authori
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Rate fixing powers will be decided at Supreme Court
United Press reports that the Washington Supreme Court heard five suits challenging the railroad and wire administrations. The cases question whether federal or state authorities may fix intra state or inter state rates. Plaintiffs include parties from North Dakota Massachusetts Kansas and Ohio. The proceedings center on whether Congress has authority over rate setting. The outcome will define regulatory power over transportation pricing.
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Supreme Court
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Railroad Administration
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Viakota
Ailroads
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Kota
Massachusetts
John 63
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Ohio
Korth
Homeward Bound After War End Reno Washington Parade
Veterans from the vanc h o infantry prepare to return home. The march to a warm welcome includes a parade in their home towns. Cad Geatier announces release plans and a celebration program will honor the veterans.
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Igea
It Is a Good Peace Says Clemenceau
An Associated Press report notes Clemenceau declaring that a good peace is possible with cooperation from the United States and Britain. The piece discusses France’s stance on peace terms, wartime leadership under Premier Clemenceau, and postwar policy directions to secure broad war powers for national security and economic stability.
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Bombs Analyzed Show Elatine Use Proved in Infernal Machines
Analysis confirms elatine in the weapons as used in infernal machines with a focus on its American-made origin. Package identified as Jackson.
High Wind and Sleet Damage Reported Along Mile of Poles
A storm caused extensive damage as high winds and sleet toppled and bent utility poles for miles. Reports note miniature debris, downed lines, and precautionary outages while crews assess impact and begin repairs in affected areas.
Italy and allies seek free port plan for Fiume and Dalmatia
Reported talks among the big three propose making Fiume a free port under the League of Nations for three years with equal commercial rights for Italians and South Slavs, while a new Dalmatian port would be built. The move follows Wilson’s stance on Fiume and reflects conference tensions and shifting allegiances.
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Executions at Munich amid turmoil after hostage raid
A partial report outlines executions by Bavarian authorities in Munich on May 1 and May 3 amid a hostage crisis tied to communist actions. It notes the fate of Herr Ahagethoter and Gustav Fan dager, plus unnamed hostages shot by troops, with alleged links to figures such as Franny von Stuck and Westarp in a broader political struggle.
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At the Table of Peace in Italy's Territorial Questions
The Paris correspondent wired today on Italy's territorial questions. The report notes morning hours and official signings as part of ongoing peace table discussions.
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Italia
Italy
Son Enution
Policy of Japan on Shantung Dispute Declared
Associated Press reports Baron Makino, head of Japan's peace conference delegation, stated Japan would return the Shantung peninsula to China with only economic privileges and the right to establish a settlement at Tsingtao. A joint China-Japanese task force would govern transport security with Chinese and Japanese instructors at railway directors appointed by the Chinese government.
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Shantung Peninsula
China
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Tsing Tao
Baron Making
Court upholds Burleson ban on Milwaukee Leader copies
The court of appeals in Washington DC upheld Postmaster General Burleson’s action excluding certain Milwaukee Leader copies from the mails. Justice Hoth wrote the opinion citing hostile articles toward the U S and sympathy for the central powers. The court questioned blanket future bans and whether the postmaster general could wield such power without authorizing publisher appeals.
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Burleson
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Department Dot
Grant
Wach
Wheat Destroyed by New Fungus Disease Report
A Chicago report from the Associated Press notes a new fungus disease devastating wheat crops. The piece cites researchers and observers warning of potential spread and crop losses, with commentary on agricultural impact and possible control measures.
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Chicago
Accordanis
Flight Postponed Near Mt Johns NS
Associated Press report from Mt Johns Nova Scotia notes a flight delay as conditions halt service. Details are incomplete but indicate weather or logistical issues affecting departures.
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Mt. Johns
Lodge Moves Images of the GAR Methods
Progressive Republican senators fret as Lodge of Massachusetts will be Republican leader and chairman of the foreign relations committee, urging restraint on discussing the amended covenant of the league of nations until party conferences. Curtis of Kansas named Republican whip, while progressives push to keep the league nonpartisan and avoid gag tactics in handling the peace treaty.
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