Acquittal Reported In Capt. Chamberlain Case
London reports a court martial acquitting Capt. Edmond G. Chamberlain of San Antonio Texas who claimed to have flown over German lines. The dispatch covers peace terms, Greek and Turkish actions at Smyrna, and Wilsons program while noting Japan plans a submarine cable and America debates suffrage and tax policy.
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Herald's Review Of North Carolina Events
The Herald reviews important state events from the capitol to local towns, outlining political developments, legislative actions, and notable happenings across North Carolina for readers. It highlights key figures, dates, and places shaping state affairs.
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Herald’s Review of
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North Carolina Debates Suffrage Amid Political Shifts
In Raleigh and Washington, North Carolina politicians clash over woman suffrage. Representative Kitchin congratulates Mann on his changed stance while Weaver and others vote for or against the Susan B Anthony amendment as war casualties, tax returns, and regional notices fill out the day.
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Asheville
Small
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Brinson
Paul Stotman
Godwin
Robinson
Dougherty
Webb
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Susan J. Anthony
Congress
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Democratic Rules Committee
Mann
Fne House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Discovery of new dyes signals major South roots in chemistry
Chapel Hill professor Dr A S Wheeler of UNC has discovered three dyes with potential patents, hailed as among the era’s notable scientific advances. He expects three more in development, while summer school opens June for eight weeks under Superintendent Harding and Prof Williams.
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A. S. Wheeler
University of North Carolina
South
Wheeler
H. P. Harding
Wade H. Williams
Fannie Moore
Bertha Donnelly
Jessie Henderson
Malorie Washburn
Filen Bryce
Professor Williams
Lost airmen picked up at sea by Danish steamer
A Danish steamer rescued two airmen lacking wireless aboard a hawker and grieve rescue occurred at sea with the crew taking them aboard after distress signals were received.
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Hawker
Grieve
British warship rescues missing Atlantic aviators off Orkneys
Harry G Hawker and Lieutenant Commander Mackensie Grieve, after six days lost at sea, were picked up by the Danish steamer Mary 1 100 miles from Newfoundland and 800 from the Irish coast. They were taken to the flagship Revenge after confirmation by a destroyer.
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Hawker Reports Smooth Landing Despite Fuel System Blockage
London. Hawker sends message from the Revenge stating his machine stopped due to a water filter in the feed pipe from the radio to the water pump being blocked with refuse. He denies Rolls Royce motor fault and notes the engine ran perfectly from start to finish even when the water boiled away.
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Hawker
Revenge
Daily Mall
Germany Rejected Most Saare Basin Proposals
Paris reports that with one minor concession all German suggestions and counter proposals on the Saare basin have been rejected by the allied powers. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau’s call for an oral discussion was ignored. The only concession allows Germany to create a prior charge on its assets for mine payments if the plebiscite favors France.
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Germany
Saare
Count von — Brockdorff-Rantzau
France
Model Town of Truxton built for Negroes only
Portsmouth Virginia reports a government constructed model town named Truxton opened for African Americans. The project aims to support the Hampton Roads naval base with 224 buildings to be rented for 16 to 18 dollars monthly. It is part of the U S Housing Corporation’s nationwide effort, comprising 6000 houses and 64 apartments worth over 26 million dollars.
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Truxton
Hampton Roads Naval Base
United States Housing Corporation
Three Americans Slightly Wounded in Train Attack
In Siberia near Vladivostok the first American expeditionary force casualties occurred May 21 as three Americans were slightly wounded while pursuing Bolsheviks who attacked a running train. The incident happened forty miles northeast of Vladivostok near Shkotovo at the head of Ussuri Bay in the Maritime province amid disorder.
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Marton
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Owen Wiliams Middleton
Charlie A. Pritchard
Piizabeth City
Alone G. Pack
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Shkotovo
Ussuri Way
Maritime
Lodge Packs Committee Against Peace League
Washington Senator Lodge has packed the foreign relations committee against the League of Nations. If his program passes the United States will maintain a war footing with Germany after Britain France Japan and Italy are at peace. It will hurt business nationwide and the public will force Mr Lodge and his associates to answer.
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Lodge
League of Nations
United States
Germany
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Prare
Clemenceau Denies German Boundary Shifts Claim
Premier Clemenceau replies to German notes on western boundaries denying Count Brockdorf Rantsau’s claim that German territories change sovereignty like pawns. He asserts the inhabitants’ wishes should guide any changes and stresses firm, lawful borders.
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Clemenceau
Germany
Count von Brockdorf-Rantsau
M. Clemenceau
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Bitter Senate Debate Over League Covenant And Treaty
A three hour senate debate focused on the peace treaty and the league covenant. Senator Johnson claimed there was concealment while Senator Hitchcock defended the President’s handling of the treaty text. Senator Sherman criticized the league covenant and urged separate consideration of the treaty and covenant.
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California
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
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Illinois
No Interruption to Sale and Manufacture of Beer in War Period
New York reports that Federal Judge Mayer granted an injunction preventing government interference with beer production and sale under wartime prohibition rules. The decision hinges on views of President Wilson's statements and Judge Hand's prior ruling, allowing uninterrupted 23 4 percent beer while appeals proceed.
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United States Brewers Association
Mayer
Wilson
Congress
A. Hand
United States
Gaffey
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District Court
Navy Board to Decide on Capital Ship Type
The Navy General Board discussed recommendations for capital ship types Congress will authorize. Secretary Daniels and three chief advisers Rear Admirals Griffin Taylor and Barry attended to share Europe observations on naval development directions abroad.
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Three Indictments Lie In VPI Hazing Case
Three sophomores at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and one former student were indicted on malicious assault charges by a Montgomery County grand jury. The indictments stem from the hazing incident involving freshman John Fox of Roanoke on May 15 and 16.
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Christiansburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Montgomery County
W. W. Moffett
John Fox
Roansoke
Northern Methodists Pass 70 Million Mark
Chattanooga Tenn records indicate the centenary drive of the Northern Methodist Episcopal Church has surpassed 70 million dollars. The nationwide goal is 105 million to fund home and foreign missionary work worldwide.
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Tenn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Revolutionists Reinforced on Nicaraguan Frontier Attack Planned
Reports from the San Juan Del Sur front claim revolutionists have been reinforced and provisioned across the Costa Rican border and are preparing to strike Liberia Santa Row. Discontent grows among Costa Rican government troops over pay failures and inadequate supplies.
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Liberia
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