Western Canada wheat optimism boosts seeding drive
An optimistic report from Western Canada notes three weeks of seeding, strong moisture, and favorable weather across Manitoba to Alberta. Farmers increase equipment use, labor shortfalls in the south are offset by bright prospects. Wheat oats and corn expect high yields with spring rains and frost-free soil aiding root moisture. Western Canada ships Marquis wheat to Australia and France for seed. land prices remain low compared with potential grain revenues.
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Canada
Manitoba
Rocky
Calgary
Alta
South Country
Western
Cabri
Saskatchewan
Western Canada
America
Australia
France
Willie and Wille Discuss Aritic Explorer Ambition
In a rural exchange, Willie tells Visitor he will become an aretic explorer, facing hardships with resolve. The Visitor encourages the ambition, noting potential glory in such a career, and they joke about washing faces as a lighthearted moment.
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Willie
Eutopia
Wille
Allen's Foot Ease Does It For Tired Feet
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to be shaken into a foot bath to relieve stings from corns bunions and aching feet. It promises instant relief for tired tender feet and notes it is sold everywhere with no substitutes.
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Allen
Yep He Would Be a Sight to See
In travel talk the reefinius feller remarks he never met a man so color Wiad he couldn't glavin guiah roll of greenbacks. A fragmentary line hints at a travel anecdote or character sketch with strong dialect.
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The readable text appears garbled with misspellings and isolated phrases. No clear names dates events or organizations are extractable to form a factual newspaper card with entities or a distinct lead.
Mount Guard Over I. W. W. Chicago Meet
Detectives and federal operatives watched as one hundred delegates gathered for the national I. W. W. convention in Chicago. The meeting discussed tactics to convert the American Federation of Labor to I. W. W. and planned to be open to the public. Authorities anticipated a short gathering with a city council review of potential suppression.
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United Press
Chicago
American Federation of Tabor
Uirat
Catherine Solomon
St. Louis
A. S. Embrie
Butte
Mont
William D. Haywood
Claims that Wilson violated 14 points over Tyrol frontier
A Vienna issued manifesto asserts that Wilson approved the London treaty and allowed Italy to claim southern Tyrol on strategic grounds. It argues the ninth point was not amended and that Italy’s claims would force further German-Austrian absorption, isolating the region from the world except via Germany.
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Tyrol
Associated Pro
Basle
Switzerland
Vienna
Wilson
Ita
Tongigo
Italy
Germany
German profiteers send cash abroad report claims massive profits abroad
Associated Press Zurich reports the Neues Zeitung asserts German capitalists who made large war profits are exporting money despite government controls. The paper claims about 25,900,000,000 marks were deposited in various Swiss banks over the last two months.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Neues Zeitung
Stultzart
Albany Newspapers Resume Publication After Walkout
Albany morning editions resume printing after a five day printers walkout ends by unanimous vote to return to work. Arbitration board to hear differences between printers and employees. Seven air mail services operate in Frayco, marking a broader restoration of services.
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Albany
N.Y
Board of Arbitration
Opere
Belgians Accept Terms of Peace Pact Adopted at Crown Council
Brussels May 6 The Belgian government decided to sign the peace treaty after a crown council meeting. Paul Hymans announced the council endorsed the terms as honorable and satisfactory and urged Allied support for Belgium's economic restoration and schemes with Holland over Scheldt waterways. Public pressure and petitions sought King Albert's signature against the treaty, prompting a cabinet council to recall Belgian delegates for further debate. A large Antwerp demonstration urged fulfillment of Allied pledges to Belgium.
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Associated Press
Brussels
Paul Hymians
Belgium
Mayman
Holland
Scheldtland
Albert
Antwerp
Radicals Battle in Gary Streets
In Gary Indiana on May 6 strong guards patrolled to prevent a revival of Sunday riots. About 4,000 radicals and 3,000 police, militia and citizens fought in the street, with sixteen radicals jailed awaiting action. Placed authorities dispersed groups, seized red insignias, and drove rioters from the avenues after a three hour clash. Russian socialists were said to be behind the agitation.
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United Press
Gary
Ind
W. H. Hodge
Halle
Lenine
Trotzky
Morris Lieberman
Stock Claim Discussion Moves to Chicago Meeting
H Benn traffic manager of the Cloux City stock yards and A J Wissmath representing the cabin department depart for Chicago to attend a Wednesday meeting of railroad officials and live stock men at the LaSalle hotel. The session aims to draft rules for adjusting claims for loss and damage during transit. continuation of the St Louis meeting of March 18 where no decision was reached. A preliminary live stock men meeting is set for Tuesday.
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H. Benn
Cloux City
A. J. Wissmath
Cabin Department
LaNalte Hotel
St. Louis
Inventor Unable to Greet Tardy and Death at Room
A garbled Chicago news item reports an inventor dead in his room after ingesting a substance. A messenger boy found him with a telegram requesting many fixtures and a gas future company, while Samuel Gompers comments on broader political matters. The piece includes references to Powtmaster General and unspecified events.
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United Press
Chicago
Resaenger
Paris Peace Conference Updates and Fiume Plan Emerges
Paris reports Premier Orlando and Foreign Minister Sonnino will join peace talks, with Italy withdrawing temporarily earlier. The big three discuss making Fiume a three year free port under League control while a future Italian annexation remains possible.
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Associated Progr
Paris
Orlando
Minao Bennley
Delees
Rome
Lin Jewes
League of Nations
Houst
Hotel Crillon
France
Pichon
Sonnino
Fiume
Valmatian
Italy
Wilson
Marquia Imperial
Hoan
Japan
Shantung Peninsula
China
Germany
Tsing
Baron Making
Shantung
Chines
Bombs Made in America Linked to May Day Plot
May Day bombs are linked to American manufacture, with investigators tracing explosive makers by chemical formulas. A suspicious package was found at 39 Broad Street in the Snandal district as police inspect possible connections to renewed postal bomb activity. Reports from Vienna say Austrians may attend St Germain talks May 12 and Italian involvement is debated amid broader peace negotiations with Bulgaria and Turkey.
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Associated Plans
Walington
D. C
Ereperts
Bureau of Famen
Broad Street
Snandal District
Eagan Ia
Ewe
Baise
Emperor Will
Vienna
St Germain
St. Germain
Versailles
Germany
Serbia
Italy
Bulgaria
Turkey
Austria
United States
German National Assembly to Convene in Berlin
The German national assembly will convene in Berlin for several sessions to discuss peace terms, with credentials for peace delegates approved. The body resumes at Weimar in two to three weeks, and delegates represent the entire country including Bavaria under a Weimar law transferring treaty-making powers.
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Wey Eeve Mney
Berlin
German National Assembly
Cecoa
Tagblatt
Weimar
National Assembly
Bavaria
Oregon disputes claims of victory loan oversubscription
Oregon state campaign head Edward Cookingham telegraphed Secretary Glass that Oregon exceeded its Victory Liberty loan quota from popular subscriptions. He and other managers contend Iowa and Michigan records were bank guaranteed. Treasury to investigate. Total subscriptions push toward the $4.5 billion target with a week left.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
Edward Cookingham
Glass
Iowa
Michigan
Orefon
Treasury
Orter
Pike Stock Placed in McCook Lake by Hatchery Shipments
At local anglers' request, 750000 wall eyed pike were released into McCook Lake Saturday. South Dakota game warden Ti Hedrick accompanied the shipment from Watertown hatcheries. Hedrick said the release will provide good fishing within two years.
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McCook Lake
Hedrick
South Dakota
Watertown
Bank Employes of Paris Strike Shuts Major Banks
Paris bankers face a strike beginning this morning with reports of nine large institutions closing as workers demand concessions. The Associated Press dispatch notes disruptions across major Fre banks as walkouts continue.
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Paris
Associated Prass
Faria
Thin People Should Take Phosphate Health Note
Fragmentary health note discusses phosphate intake for thin people and possible effects on weakness and growth. The text is garbled with unclear recommendations and lacks coherent details or sources. Continuous reading cannot verify concrete guidance.
Fragmented Whitman Fragment Teases Identity Theme
A fragmented, garbled quotation references Walt Whitman and identity, contrasting calm stars with a conjecture on selfhood. The text mentions a merchant with unseen offerings and a colored baby, plus a call to guess the future artwork or figure.
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Walt Whitman
Now Is the Time to Buy a Farm in U S A
Wartime farming appeal from the U S Railroad Administration offers cooperation through the Homeseekers Bureau. Free information on farm opportunities in any state is available by request, with guidance on farming, stock raising, dairying, poultry, and fruit growing.
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U.S.A
U. & Railroad Administration
Tte Homeseekers Bureau
Cms
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