Ultimatum to Germany Demands Ruhr Occupation Looms
London May 6 report details allied ultimatum to Germany demanding full reparations and disarmament. If Germany fails to comply by May 12, Ruhr occupation and broader military measures will proceed. Text outlines steps for disarmament and debt settlement under Versailles terms.
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U S Invited to Join Postwar Allied Councils
Washington reports an official White House announcement that the United States was invited to send representatives to the supreme council and other postwar bodies. The invitation was delivered to President Harding by British ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes.
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Airman Dies in McCook Field Plane Crash During Dance
Hundreds witnessed the McCook Field crash at the Community Country club as Arthur G Pendleton twenty five, civilian employee, was instantly killed. Pilot Lieut James Ware suffered serious injuries and is not expected to survive. The craft fell behind the dance hall.
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Bertha Reimann Dies After Prolonged Illness
Bertha Helena Reimann died Tuesday at 1 30 AM at the home of Gustave M Leischner southwest of the city after years of poor health. Born June 19 1897 on a farm southeast of the city she lived in the area most of her life. Survived by her mother and stepfather Mrs and Mr Gustave M Leischner three sisters Elda Gerda Olga and Emil passed earlier. Funeral services by Rev Kozeppe were held Wednesday at the Kolm Lutheran church cemetery interment followed.
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Notice to Ex Service Men Proclaims Victory Medal Drive
The Governor urges all honorably discharged servicemen to apply for Victory Medals so they can be worn at Memorial Day. Medal offices in Minneapolis Minnesota St Paul South Dakota and North Dakota offices accept discharge certificates by mail to prompt preparation. Gottlieb Weltz traveled to Tripp Friday.
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School Notes Describe Picnics By Junior Senior Classes
The piece recalls last Wednesday’s river picnic by the Junior and Senior classes with wieners and camaraderie. It notes a playful rowing mishap between Captain and crew, a island bonfire, and jokes about Rudolph frying chonies for the crowd. It also covers Freshmen and Sophomores trips to Island Park Island Park and Caesar work for the year end.
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Washington May 0 Deserters List Published in Record
Representative Royal Jolson of South Dakota asked unanimous consent to insert a list of about 150000 men classified as deserters for failing to report for selective service in the Congressional Record. He said newspapers feared publishing such lists and proposed full publication to relieve them of liability.
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Tes in, dnt Panis Page tit for genereal PUN OStagt Philosopher
A student named Henrastor practical society figure plays a fair game of bridge.
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Tecklenburg Gors to Carmany Letter from Cuxhaven
A fragmentary letter from Rev Tecklenburg dated April 20 reports arrival in Germany after sailing from New York April 7 and passing the English Channel April 11. The voyage began with favorable weather but deteriorated on the third and fourth days.
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Parkston Laundry 15 Now Compless Parkston Laundry 15 Now Compless
Announcement by William Hildebrandt proprietor of a new Parkston laundry business states pending opening with machinery arriving. A large underground soft water tank will be installed and two old cisterns exhausted before operations begin. The plant aims for soft water laundering and some out of town work.
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U S Job for Marshall Field Under White House Review
Washington May 6 President Harding is weighing Marshall Field of Chicago for a high level post or an assistant secretary position in an executive department. Indications suggest a suitable place may be found for him. Field, Upham, and Wrigley had luncheon with the President at the White House.
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Marshall Pell
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Fred W. Upham
Wit Mami Wrigley
Hincheon
White House
Teachers Found Dead Near Mellen Wisconsin
The body of Ethel Gavin age twenty four a school teacher from Glencoe Illinois was found hanging from a tree at Mellen Wisconsin about forty miles east of Superior. Police reported the death as a likely suicide though details were not yet clear and an investigation was planned.
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Mahogany Trees Grow Fast in Nigerian Forest Regrowth
In southern Nigeria the growth of mahogany is rapid. A town site destroyed sixty years ago has been overtaken by forest. Mahogany trees reach ten feet in diameter, signaling remarkable regrowth in the area.
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Budget bill clashes over civil service amid spoils ban
The House and Senate debated a budget bill with proposals to create an executive budget director and a comptroller general at $1040 annually, while attempting to remove most Bureau of the Budget staff from civil service. Representative Good argued the spoils system must end as the President seeks nonpartisan appointments.
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United States
Damage From New York Gale Tops One Million
New York May 6 heavy rain and wind storm caused property damage estimated over 1,000,000. Telephone and power wires were down and many localities were inconvenienced. Twenty five steam and sailing vessels at anchor in New York called for tugs to assist.
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Gen Wood reaches Manila amid cordial welcome on voyage
Washington reports Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood and W. Cameron Forbes, former Philippines governor general, arrived at Manila on a cablegram to the War department. The message said aus sion arrived and noted a most cordial reception though conditions differ, with passions and enjoyments of life mentioned in a truncated, garbled postscript from the era.
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