Italian Leaders to Return to Paris Peace Talks
The Italian premier Orlande and foreign minister Sonnino will travel to Paris to participate in peace conference discussions. The Italian ambassador in London named Marquise Dipersali to attend for Italy at the League of Nations meeting in London. The outlined treaty chapters cover preamble to general ratification concepts including borders reparations and labor laws.
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Austrian Treaty Looms as Allies Set Negotiation Schedule
The article notes plans to begin talks with Austria with aims to secure timely delivery of the treaty. It mentions expected arrivals and accommodations for delegates and outlines boundary considerations tied to recent site formations. It also references forthcoming treaties with Hungary and Turkey and fixes a date for summoning the delegates.
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League of Nations to Draft Plans
The executive condition will set the agenda for the first meeting. President Wilson at the Cal House represents the United States. Italy will not be represented. The organization aims to perfect the league, with many committees and draft plans for the initial gathering in October in Vienna.
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Bolsheviki Repulsed in Attack on Allied Lines
An Associated Press report from Archangel dated May 5 notes Bolsheviki forces again attacked Allied positions near the Dvina frontier but were driven back with heavy enemy gunfire.
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Tredwell Arrives in Stockholm Today
American counsel Tredwell reaches Stockholm after arrest by Russian Bolshevik authorities last October. He told the State Department he was abducted from Moscow to Finland and released there.
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First Volunteers Sail Tomorrow
The first contingent of 41,000 American soldiers to relieve an equal number in Germany will sail tomorrow, an Adenctated Press report from New York states.
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Farmers Favor the League of Nations Net Support
An overwhelming majority of 12 million farmers favor United States entry into the League of Nations according to a survey reported in New York on May fe An earlier tally showed strong backing, with broad approval of the League’s terms.
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Corn Prices Fall Ten Cents On Board of Trade
Chicago May grain markets see a ten cent drop in corn futures after J Harney of Minneapolis signals a moderate import of wheat from Canada, as per the board of trade.
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Secret session of the peace conference announced in Paris
A secret plenary session of the peace conference was called to meet tomorrow afternoon at the foreign office to present the treaty to the smaller nations.
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Victory loan subscriptions rise in Washington figures
May 3 reports show further gains in Victory loan subscriptions as totals advance. Officials note continued public support and rising contributions through the ongoing drive.
Fire Damages Sea Planes at Naval Air Station
A fire at the naval air station at Brockaway Bay damaged several NC sea planes. Flames engulfed the NC 1, destroying the right wing of NC 1 while NC 4 suffered minor damage to a wing. Commander Towers said Newfoundland departure would be attempted if weather allows. No. 4 expected to be ready within 18 hours.
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Hung Return Goods Stolen During Occupation Reports
In compliance with orders by the American occupation commander, Trend lists machinery and property removed since August 1914 now arriving at the United States Fourth Army headquarters. Reports from ten outlying districts in the American-occupied area have been received, including a firm at Neuwide near Coblenz with 149 plorets of microliviery brought from France after German advances.
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Treasury Chief urges Victory Loan subscriptions in appeal
Secretary of the Treasury Carter Glass appeals to readers to support the Victory Liberty Loan campaign two thirds of the way through, noting subscriptions are only one third. He asks citizens to back Victory Notes to honor American boys who fought for freedom and cover the war’s cost. Glass urges every Liberty Bond buyer to also purchase Victory Notes.
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Blass Appeals Patriots to Meet Quota in Victory Loan Drive
Washington May 5 The Victory Loan drive nears its close as Secretary Blass issues a strong appeal for a final push to reach the $4.4 billion quota. Subscriptions show progress with two thirds of the total reportedly pledged by week four and about half raised by the start of the final week.
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Bank Failure History Cited by U S Comptroller
Washington May 1 Comptroller of the Currency warns that over the last four months one national bank failure occurred with 25 000 in capital. he notes total national bank failures and rising bank numbers while warning of economic fragility and the need for confidence in the banking system.
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Minister of War Killed in Air Crash
General Stosnik of Czecho Slovakia was killed when his airplane crashed. Two Italian officers also died in the accident on Sunday near Copenhagen.
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Rainbow Division Infancy Arrives at Camp Sherman
The 160th Infantry of the Rainbow Division will arrive at Camp Sherman Sunday morning and is expected to reach Columbus Saturday. The Associated Press reports the regiment’s movements as it ships to the area, with arrival timing subject to convoy conditions.
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Belgium to Sign Peace Treaty Amid Unresolved Grievances
Selim to sign the peace treaty despite Brussels concerns over financial economic and territorial terms. A Brussels crown council met to review terms, while Belgium presses allies on the Scheldt river waterway and talks with Holland. Italy may participate in ceremonies. drafts to be presented to Germany Thursday. Hungary awaits delegation and Finland loyalists move on Petrograd. Budapest fears Czech Serb and Romanian troop threats as order deteriorates.
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Deny New Trial for Ohio Man in Dairy Fraud Case
The Ohio Supreme Court denied a petition for review by Denis Kelly, president, and three other officers of Capital City Dairy Co of Columbus, on charges of defrauding the government of a million dollars through butter substitute margarine products, sustaining the lower court ruling.
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Dynamite in bombs traced to American maker
Experts from the Bureau of Mines linked the bombs used in the May Day outage to dynamite manufactured in the United States. By analyzing the explosive’s formula and traceable residues, investigators identified the firm responsible.
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Tragic Death Near County Roadside
The body of William Harris was found along the roadside racks near Orville, as reported by the Associated Press. Police investigate a fatal incident involving a train near the area and are seeking information from witnesses.
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Cleveland District Passes 300 Million
May 5 Victory Loa subscriptions in the Fourth reserve district reached 300 million by noon today with a total of 30oug.
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Famine Averted in Serbia by US Aid and Red Cross
May 6 report from Washington states famine and plague threats in Serbia were checked by the US Food Administration and the Americas. A Red Cross dispatch from Salonika notes 1,500,000 pounds of supplies delivered to southern Serbia where needs were greatest. Major Pierra Bloumert arrives in New York representing Belgium to appeal for reconstruction aid and Belgian needs.
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