Germans Decide Make Changes in Draft of Counter-Proposals
Berlin May 23 Alteration of Germanys final counter proposals was undertaken after word allies had extended the time for treaty talks Chancellor Scheidemann and Count von Bernstorff may go to Spa to confer with Count Brockdorff-Rantzau The Workmen s and Soldiers Council demanded that the treaty be signed and appealed to the entente proletariat in a plenary session as reports said Brockdorff-Rantzau opposed changes.
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Carl D. Groat
Erlin
Germany
Scheidemann
Count von Bernstorff
Foreign Office
Spa
Count Brockdorff- Rantzau
Brockdorff- Rantzau
Berlin
Workmen's and Soldiers' Council
Entente Proletariat
Blood Transfusion Saves Y M C A Official At Camp Travis
Four men at Camp Travis volunteered to donate blood to save Dr. R N Watts general camp secretary of the Y M C A after four days of critical illness from secondary anaemia. The transfusion at Camp Travis Hospital involved G M Klepner G I L Tu 3 B Taylor and R C White with ten volunteers in all. Watts, a San Antonio Y M C A worker, has a wife and young son and daughter in Temple, where a telegram was sent after the operation. Continued on Page Tro.
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Camp Travis Hospital
R. N. Watts
Watts
Camp Travis
G. M. Klepner
G. IL
B. Taylor
R. C. White
Gris
1. Storrs
A. M. Jenno
J. Wilincus
ZL. Spudder
KB. Coulter
AW. Brown
Dr. Watts
M.C. A
San Antonio
Camp Theis Hospital
Uie
Shaw
Severdi
Camp
Orse
Antonie
Fins Deru
Ermlers
Oetorer
Eminane
Temple
Nak
Ned
Weer Watts
Tere
Armistice Aftermath Totals Casualties Decline
Reported by General Maren chief of staff, few soldiers killed after the armistice. Senate Military Committee inquiry cites tepid losses since November 11. Testimony references prior repeal discussions and a Times Weekly note on related actions.
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Cork
Chieneo T. Secon
Ament van Sollipre
Gener Maren
Sudf Af the
Arts
Geo. Tevading
Senate Committee On Military
Frey
Lemmy
Kelston Tinrres
Agrocatel
Senater Clarmberiahy
Chew Sateman
Han Opie Teller
Senater
Chamberlin
United States
Seillers
Bulgarian Government Resigns Amid Bolshevik Threat
May 23 report says the Bulgarian government has resigned as disorder spreads from Kusten dit and the country faces a grave danger of swinging toward Bolshevism.
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Fh Universal Sereeer
ARIS
Splitting Up Turkey Held Not Advisable
A United Nations style analysis argues against partition of Turkey into separate nations. It proposes leaving Turkey intact with Constantinople and adjacent regions under a unified mandate, noting risks and the impracticality of carving the country into smaller entities.
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Turkey
Open Drive for Funds to Save Babies Lives
A San Antonio appeal launches The Bee ning NewsExpress Infant Welfare Fund to avert a repeat of infant deaths. Health officials warn milk and nourishment shortages threaten vulnerable babies as seasonal weather returns. the fund aims to support mothers and nurses and reduce fatalities among children under five, with data showing declines during a favorable spring but potential rise in harsher conditions without aid. The campaign invites citywide participation to back this humanitarian effort.
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Antonio Lafaute
Mik
Tee
Tov
Beening
W. O A. Ring
San Antonio
Warraltr
Preae
Chip Tie
Senate to Hear Commission Members Amid League Controversy
Reports say nine Commission members may be called before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee as opponents of the League of Nations push for hearings. No official statement issued yet but resignations linger, with concerns over the League’s harsh stance on German policy. Four Republican names cited for potential replacement, including Tallank, Gardier, Sewell, and Kenyon. Continued on Page Two.
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New York
D. C
Senate
League
Missien
Ale Ansivis
Teo
Poralya
Gars
League of Nations
Kanda
Seuste
Ta “Ite
Tepadiican
Namels
Wouf Tallank
Mardier
Chic
Sew Unit
Seostor Kenyon
Towa
Covenan
York plans to become a minister when released
A garbled York narrative mentions plans to be a minister upon release, with scattered references to Universal Service and a May event. The passage shifts to wartime public sentiment and a controversial arrest tale, then abruptly reports an unrelated electrocution case in Oklahoma involving a white man linked to a robbery.
Prohibition Enforcement Plan Seeks 3.5 Million Budget
Senators Sheppard and Jones introduced bills to enforce wartime prohibition effective July 1. The measure calls for 3.5 million dollars for the first year and creates a federal enforcement machinery including a prohibition commissioner under the Treasury, with aid from the Attorney General and federal prosecutors. It bans most medicines with alcohol unless strictly permitted, defines intoxicating liquors broadly, and makes possession and related activities illegal, covering home-made stills and brewing gear.
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United Press
Washington, D. C
Sheppard and Jones
Sheppard
Secretary of the Treasury
United, States
Johnson Forcing A Strength Test On Russo Policy
Paris May 23 United Press reports a sharp German denouncement of Allied reply to their economic notes. Allies rejected the German contentions on economy conditions, calling the German economic commission report exaggerated in parts. Brockdorff-Rantzau’s note is seen as basing its claims on that document, with criticisms highlighted in the reply.
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United Press
Paris
Germany
German Economic Commission
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Cretan
Gere
Mrs Hawker Still Holds Out A Hope
Marie A Hawker remains hopeful about her aviator husband. She trusts in his return and clings to the idea that distant contact may come through a wireless link. She is in communication with the Admiralty and ministry, as reports state ongoing efforts to reconnect with Lin despite facility issues.
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Mrs. Hawker
Lontuty
Marie A. Hawker
Ste
Admiralty Atul Ait
Henry
Fragmented OCR Summary of Local Item
A damaged OCR fragment records a local item with unclear names and places. Readable bits mention people and entities but many terms are garbled leaving the exact event and dates uncertain.
Solon Essays to Get Vote on Topic
In Washington May 28 the Senate opens debate on the peace treaty with Senator Hiram Johnson pressing for the full text, accusing only a synopsis being provided while Democrats warn against rushing negotiations. The dispute centers on transparency and possible concealed details in the treaty text.
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Solon
United Fresa
Pwashington
D.C
Senate
Hiram Johnson
California
State Department
Johnson
Hitchcock
By &. C. Martin United
Washington, D. C
Jobson
Repubiiesay
Tenison
Denmeersty
Potison
Poindexter
King
Gmak
Balshvnik
United States
Gallrondy
Tiganelsl Media
World delays Kaiser trial as extradition talks stall
Paris dispatch reports the trial of Wilhelm Hohenzollern is delayed for months. The Altes house will not act until a treaty is ratified, pending negotiations with Holland on extradition. Dutch Foreign Minister Wag Katndibeek confirms no official extradition request has been made yet.
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United Proex
Paris
Wilhelm Hohenzollerg
Holland
Wag Katndibeek
United Presidle Priches
Hollxan
BA Joining NES At Altar
A brief snippet notes a person identified as BA planning to join NES at an altar. Details are limited, with no dates, locations, or affiliations clearly provided.
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A. BA
Nes
Baseball results and politics blend in foggy reports
The page lists scattered baseball results from Fort Worth and other cities with wet grounds cited for postponements. It also covers political news, noting the Senate blocked a suffrage calendar move and Gary of U S Steel predicting record production, with mentions of the Telegraphers’ Union denial of strike orders.
Bombing at U S Legation in Costa Rica Reported
A reported bombing at the U S legation in Costa Rica caused damage to a window. The State Department relayed details of the incident, noting only minor injuries.
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U.S
Costa Rica
Italian Volcano Erupts Violently Near Kirom Boli
Reports say the Kirom Boli volcano is in violent eruption with several persons feared dead or missing. Local observers noted ash and lava activity as authorities warned of ongoing danger and possible further outbreaks.
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Workmen’s and Soldiers’ Council
Chancellor and von Bernstorff
March
Gontinasd
Vice Two
Bulgaria
Henry Wales
San Antento Evening News
Claraga Tribune
United
Morgentiau
Sage Twa
Senator Uteram Johnson
Foreign Relations Committee
York
Jinhekeu
Thimsport
Teanescos
Biot
Esante
Chriat
Gklahaon
McAlesten
Oki
Brsuent
Ors Robbis Intole
Peachty
Fa Tie Elon
Oklahoma
Bill
Russo
Howe
Texas
Dia
Aords
NeNeel's
Maenias, Wattnas Liverware McNewl Jewetts Vue
Kaiser
St. Paul
T Pallas
Texas League
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth-Sinntonia
Houston
Ey Vyet
Reinhart and
Neves
Jacobus and
Vannoo Lewis
Meyers
Sureveport
Shresepart
Daffy and Brown
Bereshey and Brancvon
Crapires
Hirman
Mea Aie
Waco
Tan
RAE Galveston
Pearson and White
Empire
Rentell
Vp Bostos
RAE Cinginnath
Toston
Wm Ff
Patterius
Layne
Wingo
Rating
Wilson
Wilingham
Trugresgor
Igler and Mutan
Peqladelphila
Reo Tae
Alexander and
Willifer
Smith and Adams
Sem and Emslie
Prgoslyn
HK TS VT Reg Pitehurgh Oon
Brooklyp
Miller and
Sweeneys Pfeffer and Kroeger
Amres
Quigley
O'thi
Rae
Lontis Sehih
New New York
Heiesiens
Deak and
Sayden
Yemen
Dhurrh
Doresa
Chiegeay
Amenioss League
Poligres
Shawkey Amd
Creche
Tony Lres
Connolly
Naiim
ST. Louis
Wastinetomst
Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
American Association
Vinserpolis
Peru
Namus
Hatterness Shackelford and Brock
Malermo and
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RAE Milowaukee
Ono
Muhn
Monroe
Hargrave
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Washington, D.C
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House
Amlshall
Jones
New Mexico
Manes
Tion
RE. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
American Iron and Steel Institute
Cary
Mec
Chicago
Seccial Telegraphers’ Union of America
Konenkamp
I F. Campbell
Preas
Washington, DC
Lesapiun
Celted Pree
Tome
Raperta
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