Delay of peace talks worries Austria and Germany
Article reports Austrian and German circles fearing delays in presenting the peace treaty to Clemenceau. Austrian leaders urge speeding talks despite opposition from the opposition and denikine factions. They warn delays strain Austria’s hard-won independence and could affect postwar settlements including property, borders, and new states.
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Stock Exchange Activity Surges On Record Demand
New York markets show heavy buying by spectatves as liquidity tops 2,000,000 shares after steady rally since mid-January. Dealers report high enthusiasm and confidence in the wake of the opening, with faster pace and commission houses pushing further accumulation across interior accounts, notably in western and southwestern points.
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Wealthiest Americans Tied to Hair Connector Mystery
Irvings Tom Hudson NI claims Mas dom Walker among the wealthiest in the United States tied to a fictitious hair reatorer. Mme Weber reportedly owned several houses in New York and ran a factory in Indianapolis employing 360 workers. Victory Loan totals exceed 5 billion with treasury oversubscription near 750 million.
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War Time Unity Stresses German Trade Control
Washington reports that racial anxieties and political unity shape policy as the United States enforces wartime measures. A council reached an understanding on seizure and control of German assets in American ports and ships, with implications for the 700,000 Germans affected by wartime actions.
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Drastic Day Bills Prohibit Liquor Nationwide
Warrington May 24 Ills for un: pees voting and Seoistitaltount Prohibition were introduced by Senators Sheppard of Texas and Manes Rep at Washington. The measure would ban importation, sale, and transport of all intoxicating liquors, with heavy fines and possible imprisonment. It also provides enforcement provisions, restraint on public conveyances, and potential damages claims for intoxication incidents. The bill, tied to repeal efforts of the wartime act, seeks broad prohibition and includes provisions for enforcement funding of 3,409,000 for the first year.
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Explosion toll rises in Iowa and Quebec fire tragedy
Reports recount ten dead and over twenty injured after a blast at an Iowa oil works likely a boiler explosion or spontaneous combustion. Nearby street crowds and workers suffered injuries as flames raged. Separate fire in Quebec claims five children and a farmer family perishes in their home blaze. New York relief effort pledges $100,000 from U S Steel for disaster aid.
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League Fight On Senate Treaty Debate Sparks Procedural Clash
In Washington on May 2 a Senate showdown emerged over a treaty, with Senator Johnsey pushing for a copy of the text and Senator Jimson warning the move violated Senate procedure. Senator Twitchcock criticized the resolution as improper, arguing the body had not completed foreign-relations steps and questioning motives behind secrecy.
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Food in slight advance in United States markets
A fragmented report notes a slight advance in food prices in the United States with mentions of temporary rises and official statements. It references December figures and the Bureau of Inherstitfaties, implying a cautious market outlook amid uncertain data.
New York Actors May Strike Threat Looms
Unclear notices report actors in New York may strike over extra pay for performance duties. The item notes industry managers seeking changes and the union’s stance on compensation for specific duties.
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Fragmented text note from May article
Readable lines describe a disrupted event with mentions of May 23 and a strike involving about 20 000 employees and 78 000 returning pieces, but the fragmentary source lacks clear names places or outcomes. The garbled OCR prevents a precise event identification or context.
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HAWKER FOUND AT SEA AND RESCUE NOTES
Rescue details reveal a British vessel towing rescued flyers to Scotland after a Danish interception. Talks mention Admiral Treipntio and Orkneys as scenes, with services held in churches and a dramatic public response in London and Newfoundland coast areas.
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Deficiency Bill Passed With Funding Provisions
May 24 Washington reports the house passed a deficiency bill authorizing 975,044,500 for ... an agency relief and civil service aid. May 25 senate approval without debate via a separate act allocating 115,000,000 for dependents of soldiers and widows. Uncertain future on treaty timing.
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Language commission vows careful language standard in talks
A tall to succeed mouse and parle on May 27 Cal 15 Ioone's memorandum outlines the committee’s goal to regulate tongue and nations. The exposure to Corning Frewlent Tah signals cautious engagement with the Sloss in upcoming deliberations.
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Banditry in Wall Street Amid War News
In New York on May 2 a chaotic teletyped report describes banditry and combat near Pier 36. The British and European forces report casualties as 1 609 troops are stated to be involved with aerial bombardment and naval manoeuvres around the harbor.
Iowa State News Mammoth county items spill into winter pages
Readable sections describe local weather, training and equipment at winter quarters, and Davenport Keokuk plant plans amid a 60 percent output increase. Soldiers and veterans, local farms, and a Tupian student’s posthumous degree are noted, along with postal site opens near Linton and broader Iowa community updates.
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