Wilson denounces old order as roots of war in Paris memorial
President Wilson in Suresnes memorial day address declares the standards of the old order fuel future wars. He urges that those who advocate renewed war betray humanity and praises American and French efforts in liberty. Marshal Foch and others attend as wreaths honor the fallen.
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Lowell Mellen
United Press
League of Nations
Marshal Foch
Andre Tardieu
Lord Derby
Washington, D. C
France
Whits House
Kurt
Peace talks stall as four nation council pauses work
Paris dispatch notes the council of four did not meet amid suspension of peacemaking activities and postponed deliberations on peace terms. German delegates reportedly handed over two cases involving property in allied countries and Turkish public debt. Vittorio Orlando urged President Wilson for a conference as ministers and officials left for Berlin after talks.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Versailles
Vittorio Orlando
Wilson Orning
Democratic Party Organized for 1920 Presidential Campaign
The Democratic Party organized today for the 1920 race with keynote talks urging the League of Nations and rejection of Republican criticisms of war policies. Chairman Homer Cummings plans a westward tour after the meeting. Roosevelt and Cummings criticized the Republicans, while women leaders like Mrs. George Bass will organize voters in the West.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
League of Nations
National Commie
Homer 5
Cummings
West
Joseph Pumulty
Washington
Palmer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
League of Nation
George Bass
Bass
United States Wheat Market Not Needed At Present
The United States Grain Corporation states in a letter to wheat flour and cereal millers that it is not in the flour market now and will reenter with the new crop to the American Relief administration. There is enough stock on hand to meet other requirements.
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United Press
New York
United States Grain Corporation
Victory Hour
American Relief Administration
Badger Soldiers Forget Liberty Bonds
Wisconsin Thirty second division members reportedly held Liberty bonds in banks at Waco Texas that they forgot. A circular from a state guard headquarter warns local units that several soldiers killed in France paid for bonds and asks for any knowledge of those who subscribed but have not received bonds to contact the adjutant general in Madison to ensure proper transmission to families or estates.
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Wisconsin
Waco
Tex
Sterdart
France
Pancra
Seaplane NC-4 Lands After Long Atlantic Flight
Brest reports say the NC-4 developed trouble in starboard motors forcing Commander Read to land near Mondego river north of Lisbon. Plane reportedly undamaged, engines being serviced, with orders to land within 260 miles at best port.
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Associated Press
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At. Com
Read
Mondeo River
United States Bridgeport
Bresthamt
Washington, D. CC
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Lisbon
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Com
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Rochester
Liston
Taday
Na Department
Mon- Sea
Homeward Bound Troops Return to New York Harbor
Returning troops arrive near New York with several ships reaching Port including the Great Northern Rifelam Moblie and Saxonia. The Great Northern lands 111th engineers from Oklahoma and Texas amid a large troop contingent led by Brig Gen M R Stewart. Additional units from North Dakota Minnesota Iowa and elsewhere arrive aboard the Aeolus with Brig Gen Evan M Jonneon among the officers.
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Sandy Hook
Hoboken
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Rifelam
Moblie
Saxonia
111Th Engineers
Oklahoma
Texas
M. R. Stewart
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Rennesota
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Siam
Associated Press
Export News
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Minnesota
Towa
Aeolus
St. Negatre
Evan M. Jonneon
158Th Artillery Brigade
Carlton Seeks Wires Alliance in Interprestate Bill
Washington hears Carlton urge Congress to remove Sherman antitrust barriers and allow a national wire and telephone network. He claims government ownership not needed but favoring private cooperation would boost prosperity. Carlton accuses Post Office officials of pressuring subordinates to block private use of wires. Reynolds of Postal Telegraph denies letters were used to thwart the company and says Burleson fired him, charging the Postal Telegraph company is being robbed of its property.
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Sherman
Fenate Interstate Commerce Committee
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Carlton
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Postal
Burleson
Resson
Edward Heynolds
Tharee
Cachon
Reynolds
Tha
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NC-4 reaches Lisbon after Atlantic crossing milestone
The NC-4 seaplane, lone survivor of three giant craft, arrived at Lisbon at 8 02 PM GMT on May 27 after a 43 hour 33 minute flight from Rockaway Point. It had covered 3150 sea miles with an average speed of 72 mph, and was to depart for Plymouth later.
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Greenwich
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Azores
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Ponta Delzada
Pismouth
Will Germany Sign Press Analysis From ASKU
Berlin May 29 The belief persists that Germany will sign despite leaders remarks. The Tax blast argues the idea rests on a misreading of facts and urges that the Allies be warned against illusions. It asserts the German government and people must face reality and accepts the conditions set by the Allies.
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ASKU
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Theredas
Germany
Taxblast
Thewspaper
Medal for World Champion Destroyer of War Balloons
A commemorative medal honors the world champion known as the destroyer of war balloons. The record mentions claimant Frank Luke and references ceremonies involving Luke's father and five events held locally.
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Frank Luke
Luke
Racing Plane Falls In Aerial Race Incident
A racing plane crashed during an aerial speed contest at Spaned Speedway this afternoon. The occupants were rushed to Coner Inland Hospital. Lt Locklear, noted for his plane-changing feat, was among those receiving treatment.
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United Press
New York
Spanead
Occu i Paents
Coner Inland Hospital
Locklear
Carl Erdman Withdraws From Princeton Track Meet
Cambridge reports that Carl Erdman Princeton star hurdler will withdraw from the meet due to unspecified reasons. He had been listed to compete in the high hurdles and the 120 yard hurdles, aiming to score for the Tigers.
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Cambridge
Carl Ertman
Princeton
Mar
Acore Wily
Iowa Governor Warns of Bolshevism Threat in Memorial Day Address
Gov. W. L. Harding of Iowa denounces Bolshevism as a danger to American government and citizenship. He warns of a covert movement seeking to overthrow the U S from within, citing recent state conventions and socialist alignments as evidence of rising subversive influence.
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Iowa
Dan Kee
America
Associated Press
Washington
W. L. Harding
Chiavou
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Russia
Minnesota
York
Republ
Lanine
Man Who Seeks Presidency Has a Swelled H
Spokane Washington candidate for presidency speaks of a bulging health issue after a speaking tour. Hansen, aiming to be mayor, discusses campaign notes and public statements amid Bolshevism concerns.
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Iman
Spokane
Wash
United
Yar
Senter
Ling
Hansen
Brol
North Dakota Official Slides Bonds Despite Legal Opinion
North Dakota official refuses to sign bonds for the State Bank of North Dakota. The decision follows a legal opinion and is reported with references to State Hall, Solicitor General and further action by the Supreme Court. June date implied with anticipation of a public show or proceeding.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
General Langer
State Bank of North Dakota
Tfalm
The Siberian Railway Cost of Operation Reported
Reports claim high costs behind the Siberian railway and troop deployments guard the Omsk government. Japanese officials deny American capitalist influence in Siberia, stating no cause for concern.
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Siberian
Villa seeks U S recognition amid border upheaval
A month of erratic moves by bandit leader Villa aims to win U S recognition. He nominates Felipe Angeles for provisional president to bolster his northern control plan and to secure approval from Washington as Mexican federal troops mobilize near Juarez and Chihuahua City.
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Villa
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Pawers
A. Felipe Angeles
Mexico
Cararanza
Villas
Rio Grande
Chihuuhua City
Juarez
Cedados
Peentstent
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General Angeles
Chihuahui City
Chihuahua City
Memorial Morning Games Of Baseball
New York beat Brooklyn 6 to 0 in the morning game as Griffith and Zimmerman homered and drove in runs. Sebopp relieved in the third inning, allowed two hits the rest of the way, while Cady Adams Fe Healing and Gowd Copires Harrison and Byron backed the win. The American Association and other leagues are noted in brief.
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Brooklyn
Griffith
Giants
Zimmerman
Sebopp
Sation League
Cady
Secretary Daniels Sees Five Hog Island Ships Launching
Secretary of the Navy Daniels declared at Hog Island Ship Yards that the United States must not abandon shipbuilding or trust foreign bottoms for commerce. He announced five steel freighters launched, adding 39,000 tons to the American merchant marine, and called for a larger, stronger U.S. maritime corps with bigger ships and smaller crews.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
Daniels
Hog Island
A& “ Gail
Sy Lome
America
As & I
Prompted talks ease plan for 30000 union workers strike
Rapid events today moved Winni Tres labor ais toward conciliation and raised the possibility that the 30,000 union workers’ sympathy strike could be called off within hours. Premier Ash Kennedy led a council discussion as Brotherhood trades chiefs proposed mediators be invited to a conference between metal workers and Winni iron plan executives to agree on a bargaining plan. Kennedy asked employers to approve union acceptance, which they did yesterday, while union leaders warned the sympathetic strike would end once the metal trades dispute neared settlement. Formal letters from railway Brotherhood executives to Winnines running bridges locals urged restraint and warned actions violating contracts would not be tolerated.
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Brotherhoods As Trades Council
Metal Workers
Kennedy
Yeesterday
Afri Kennedy
Winnines
Jtrides
Pgles Driven Back by the Bolsheviks
Reported wireless message from Te Asia says fleets captured large quantity of military crates at Rosnn. fearne assumes Bolsheviks drive back Pgles in the engagement.
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Bolsheviks
Fearne
Te Asians Dai Calle
Rosnn
Rail director resigns to lead New York Central lines
Washington dispatch reports the regional railway director has resigned effective June 1 to assume duties as president of the New York Central lines. A. T. Hardin, as Assistant regional director, will become regional director. The veteran official is described as wise and experienced, ready to take on new responsibilities.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C—a
New York Centralines
A. T. Hardin
Keppel Resigns as Third Assistant Secretary of War
Dr. Frederick P. Keppel, third assistant secretary of war, announced his resignation effective June 30. He joined the department at the war outbreak to assist Secretary Baker and will become director of foreign operations for the American Red Cross. Before the war, Keppel was dean of Columbia University.
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Washington
DD. C
Frederick P. Keppel
Keppel
Baker
Seil
Proof Anything Can Be Set to Music in Paris Show
A Paris performance showcases music set to disparate subjects including a newspaper and notable remarks by a celebrated musician. The act illustrates how everyday items and statements can be transformed into musical pieces. The event highlights the artist’s ability to fuse prose and melody into a cohesive musical statement.
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Titcaom
Strikes of Miners Cause of Trouble
A terse Associated Press report from Berlin notes miners strikes sparking trouble as the issue recurs. The piece hints at government reaction and industrial concerns, with limited readable specifics due to damaged OCR text.
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