Rainbows Start Monday For Camp Grant
Washington reports Maj. Gen. William G. Haan will command Camp Custer Michigan while Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Wisconsin born, becomes superintendent at West Point. The 150th machine gun battalion and 121st field artillery prepare to move from Camp Devens to Camp Grant Illinois Monday afternoon, guided by the Rainbow division’s remnants. A Wisconsin reunion at Milwaukee marked pleasure and sadness as the regiment disperses after fourteen hundred attendees.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Camp Custer
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Mich
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General MacArthur
West Point Military Academy
MacArthur
Camp Devens
Ayer
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Camp Grant
Ilinois
New York Central
Milwaukee
Second Wisconsin
Mreom
Devens
120Th Field Artillery
150Th Machine Gun Battalion
Oshkosh
Apieton
Fond du Lac
Rainbow Division
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin National Guard
A. Hathaway
Whick
Waco
Row
Wisconsin Y. M.C. A
Robert. Iy
Boston Theatiat Company
Fine Movie Pictures
7Th. Regiment
121St Field Artillery
Ocean
Senator Fons
Big Yank Bird at Trepassey Rolls In After Crossing
The NC-1 hydro-airplane left Halifax and landed in Trepassey Harbor at 3:41 p.m. Halifax time, aided by a northwest wind. A naval scout plane escorted the XC-1 from the Newfoundland base, completing a 450 mile journey in six hours and 56 minutes, averaging nearly 70 mph.
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Trepassey
Associated Press
Trepasey
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Halifax
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New Foundland
Washington
D. C
Navy Department
Bay
X. F
Washington Times
Japan Honors US Army With Fifty Year Transfer Celebration
Tokyo hosts a luncheon in Korakuen gardens marking the fiftieth anniversary of Tokyo becoming the imperial capital and commemorating Japan and America's Siberian railway agreement. The event signals closer harmony between Japan's military and civic leadership amid hostile press coverage in America.
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Ovcasion
Nandiattd Press
Kyoto
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Japan
Americ
Tanaka
Korakuen Gardens
America
Siberian
Labor Unions Distanced From Debs Protest July Strikes
Washington reports Vice President James Duncan of the American Federation of Labor states organized labor will not back July 4 protests against Eugene V. Debs imprisonment. He calls planned demonstrations sporadic and vows unions will stay aligned with regular business deals, outlawing any labor-backed action.
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United Press
Washington
Organized Labor
Eugene V. Debs
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Great Labor Organization
Duncan
American Federation of Labor Unions
Telegraphers Leader to Announce Strike Vote Result
United Press reports President S J Konenkamp of the telegraphers union will disclose early next week the outcome of the nationwide strike vote by commercial telegraphers. He stopped en route to Chicago and expects a likely Monday release. Returns reportedly show overwhelming support for a strike and a specific date will be set only upon fulfilling telegraphers demands.
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Konenkamp
United Press
Washington, D
S. J. Konenkamp
Telegraphers
Anc
Chicago
King of Jazz Killer Stubbed by Drummer
United Press reports the famed ragtime bandleader Jimms Europe, called the King of Jazz, was killed last night by one of his drummers in Rextoa. The death ends a storied career that helped shape early swing and syncopation.
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Jazz
United Press
Rextoa
Jimms
Europe
aFaliy
Fern
Today’s Index on Wheat and Italy Treaty Message
The item notes daily wheat price directions and references an Italian case before the premier’s departure. It mentions Wilson and a peace message to Congress after his return, signaling a brief update on international affairs and market moves.
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Italy
Confer- Wilson
Cangreas
Legion Demands Deportation of Aliens and Objectors
In St Louis the American Legion caucus unanimously adopted two resolutions. One calls Congress to deport aliens and undesirables, the other urges investigation of conscientious objector releases. Major Foster testified about commutations, while delegates condemned Bolsheviks and the W W. The session ended with a ten minute ovation and planned a Chicago convention.
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United Press
St. Louis
War Department
Caucus
The
American Legion
Congress
America
W. W
International Soc
Major Foster
Camp Funsion
Washington
J. F. J. Herbert
Massachusetts
Avery
Chicago
Associated Press
Con
Ameriican Legion
Richard Foster
Kansas
Uh 35
Carin Funston
Addi
America Sion
T Caucus
Gould Estate Dispute Over Control of $53 Million
In New York the Gould estate case continues in star court over the residue of 53 408 000 for the late Frank J Gould. George J Gould is cited as facing removal as chief executor as challengers seek to pin responsibility on sister Helen for his alleged misconduct.
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Associated Press
New York
Star Court
Frank J. Gauld
George J. Gould
Helen
German Threat to Stop Food Through Danzig
Berlin protest by Mathias Erzberger of the German armistice commission complains against transports to Poland via Danzig by the American relief agencies. It asserts such shipments violate existing agreements and says Germany will prevent any further war material dispatches to the Polish army.
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Danzig
Associated Press
Berlin
Copenhagen
Mathias Erzberger
German Armmistice Commission
Poland
Wilson Speaks on Future of International Law
Assocated Press Paris report says President Wilson spoke at a dinner about the future role of international law in shaping a new world order. He warned that unqualified promises of immediate emancipation must be tempered by patient processes and moral judgment to realize the aims of this war. He argued that mankind’s future hinges on how nations relate, not merely on individual national progress.
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Paris
Wisun
Sant Smd
Viteliny
Chicago Brewers Say They Will Brew Real Beer
Chicago brewers announced plans to continue producing beer with two and three fourths percent alcohol despite prohibition laws. Attorney Levy Mayer said he conferred with District Attorney Clynt to pursue the matter with the revenue department and Attorney General Palmer, noting possible criminal action if enforcement proceeds.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Levy Mayer
Clynt
Mayer
Wth
Cline
Iment
Neral Palmer
Industrial board winds up as price stabilization ends
Washington reports the industrial board of the department of commerce dissolves after resignations accepted by Secretary Redfield. The board had coordinated price stabilization with basic industries for construction materials and now abandons efforts as railroads move to competitive steel bidding.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Industrial Board of the
Department of Commerce
Associated Press
Iindustrial Board
Department ‘of Commerce
Redfield
Basic Industries
Railway Administration
Seery Redfield
Skeralins i
New York
Elbert H. Parry
United States
Hines
Keneravati
Federal Trade Commission
Iscompanie c
Watson-Wide Strike Voted in Narrow Margin
Astoriated Press reports from Springfeld that Watson-wide strike ballot passed by about 8 to 7. C. P. Ford, internats the Brotherhowl of Electrical shows the question carried by the tight margin amid wartime labor tensions.
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Astoriated Press
Springfeld
C. P. Ford
Revolutionists Defeated After Venezuelan Invasion
Rebels who crossed from Colombia in late April were defeated by government forces. The advancing revolutionaries signed peace accords on April 28 and 29 before retreating into Colombia, according to official dispatches.
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Byoelated Presse
Cartcee
Venezuela
Coloma
Empl Iyoiim
Hay
Colombia
Burleson order illegal boosts telegraph rates
The California railroad commission today ruled Postmaster General Burleson's order to increase telephone rates illegal. The decision comes amid controversy over federal rate policy and postal service practices, impacting revenue and service costs for carriers operating in the state.
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Br United Presa Y Lan
Francisco
California Railway Commission
Burleson
Scientists Organize Union Push Among Research Workers
Washington dispatch reports that about five hundred government botanists physiologists pathologists chemists and other researchers have applied to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor through the Scientists and Technologists union formation. The new group seeks higher wages and a formal presentation to Congress as soon as possible.
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United Press
Washington
Union of
Congress
American l Federation of Labor
English Troops Fail to Stop Sinn Fein Leaders in Dublin
In Dublin on May 9 troops and police occupied the Mansion House and surrounding streets to seize Sinn Fein members Robert Horton and J J Walsh who had recently escaped Mount Joy prison. The area was cleared, traffic halted, and a reception for Irish Society delegates proceeded outside the guards. Sinn Fein leader proclaim ed Ireland will never be conquered by England amid cheers from crowds.
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Thublin
Robert Horton
J. J. J |Walsh
Sinn Feil
Mount Joy
Dawson Street
Michael
Ryan
Edward Fo Dunne
Americ
Gorden of
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Spe
Thin Fein I
Amelia
Farward Dy
Vale
Am Fein
Ireland
England
Ives Trial Opens With Feud Tone and Murder Accusation
The trial of Ives opens next week amid a feud atmosphere as the defendant faces a murder charge linked to the shooting of a man identified as Gore Piewart. Witnesses describe dramatic moments in the courtroom, including a wavering testimony and a sequence at the Pickard home that set off the fatal events.
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de Lee —Fuleigh Ives
bHersert
Teast LouTt Breve Reich Cogries
Ole
Tee Meirder
Ax Son
Gore Piewart
Tee
Ant
Pikart
Otaer Tareng
Thealow
Chm
St Ues
Celec Terest
Ae Lad
Pickatt
Wilson Refused Personal Talk With German Count At Versailles
Paris reports Count Brockdorff-Rantzau, German peace delegation leader, failed to secure a personal interview with President Wilson on Friday. The German side sought direct talks while Paris announced no preparations for withdrawal from Versailles were made. The German request to review the treaty with Germany’s government followed, with broader war-crimes and boundary discussions ongoing among Allied delegates.
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Paris
Brockdorff-Hanman
Germain Forern
Wilson
Sointmasireant
Forenn
Hellermans
Versailles
Bertin
Frida
Count Ruckdowi
T- Santa
Crema
von Brockdorf
Rantzau
Hanien
Germany
Austria
Matteenmatt
Aed
Victory Loan Over the Top Reported by Cities
United Press dispatches from New York to Washington say the Victory Liberty loan appears oversubscribed across districts. New York City surpassed its quota at 1 002 142 000, Cleveland’s district exceeded 450 million, and Indiana’s seventh district and southern eighth districts also topped targets. Officials note widespread optimism and surplus subscriptions in multiple regions.
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Sfty United Press
New York
New York Harbor
Vie
Navy
Ivelock
Coniece Yacht
Gloucester
San Francisco
Hylan
Associated Press
Washington
Duthis
Treasury
United Press
New York City
Cleveland
Federal Reserve
Indianapolis
Indiana
Federal Reserve District
Minneapolis
Minn
A. F. Rogere
Ninth
M Adoo Buys 30 Acre Santa Barbara Tract
Former Secretary of the Treasury William G McAdoo reportedly purchased a thirty acre tract on Mission ridge Santa Barbara for $6000. Local reports indicate he may use the property as a summer home for President Wilson.
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M’adoo
Santa Barbara
Tasted Press
Cal
German U boat Captain in the Tower of London
Fragmentary report claims a German U boat captain, believed to have commanded the submarine involved in torpedoing a British steamer Sunsex near March 74 1914, was confined in the lower part of a building in London. The item notes there were thirty American passengers aboard.
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Tower OF London
Associated Press
Fromdee
Ooi
Wet
Ne Brenghe
Thiy Sity
Apain
Capitan Raiervert
Ft 34
Be Chicag e? Bakery Heist Reported by Police
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a disturbance at a bakery with loud yelling and unclear details. References to labor and unknown suspects present, with mentions of being held up and an investigation ongoing. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
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Saispeier
Will Open World League Session at Washington
Sir Eric Drummond as secretary general of the League of Nations will preside at the opening session. It is reported the first meeting will be held in Berneton as a token of respect.
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Eric Drummond
League of Nations
League
Berneton
MacArthur appointed Army chief of staff duties June
Brig. Gen. Douglas MacArthur to assume duties as commander of West Point Military Academy on June 12, replacing Brig. Gen. Samuel Tillman who will retire. Demobilization of the war army passes 7.6 million. 1.09 million returned from France. Official estimates anticipate reducing U S forces in Europe to about 226k by August 1.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Douglas MacArthur
Wee Point Military Academy
General March
General MacArthur
Samuel Tillman
France
Germany
Navy
March
Paris
America
United States
Europe
Dazed man arrested in murder case in Iowa
A dazed man named Benny Brokke of McIntosh Minnesota was taken into custody in Paxter Iowa and will be brought to Des Moines for examination in the murder of Mrs. F T Oppeck in Ankeny Thursday night. He claimed to be a red discharge chef and had no discharge papers. Police described him as dazed, possibly shell shock, at the time of arrest.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Benny Brokke
McIntosh
Angidier
Paxter
Sirs
F T. Oppeck
Ankeny
Sheriffs Office
Referendum Proposal Claimed To Violate State Constitution
Thomas Hall notified Governor Praner that the governor’s June 28 action to order a referendum on several Now jartisan league laws would violate the state constitution. Hunt noted filing deadlines extend to May 30 and that the secretary of state must certify the questions to county offices before the special session.
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Thomas Hall
Praner
Hunt
Forecast for Wisconsin Fair Week Warmer Later Storm Likely
Weather notes forecast a warmer trend with cloudy periods for the week. After a mild start expect possible rain or storms midweek as temperatures rise, with forecast details centered on the Great Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley.
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Wisconsin
Washington, D
Great Lakes
Missieelopi
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