Wilson Outlines Peace Terms For New World Order
President Wilson declared the United States would seek a universal peace framework, backing free seas and territorial integrity. He urged an international association to preserve common security and outlined principles for a postwar settlement emphasizing national self rule, equal dignity for small states, and a world free from aggression.
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Prudent Wilson
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Ottolalo
Europe
Itewan Wn Demived
Cannes
Wilson Wald
Wild
Aslfinh Pas Ale
Hued Pean
Bracey Paroled In Connection With $10,000 Swindle
New York May 27 Bracey Bra geau arrested here at federal request from Baltimore in a $10,000 swindling scheme. He was arraigned before US Commissioner Houghton and paroled in his custody for a hearing on June. The warrant accuses him of using the mails to defraud and sending letters to sell stock in a North Carolina mine. Attorneys said the move was an attempt by stockholders to gain control of the mines.
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Vaxant
New York
Smith Brageau
Baltimore
United’ States
Houghton
Bracey
Lim
Georgia Belle Crowned Beauty at Capital Event
Miss Mary Hardwick, daughter of Senator Thomas W. Hardwick and Mrs. Hardwick of Georgia, is highlighted as one of the belles at a national capital beauty event. The feature notes she stands out among southern contestants amid fierce competition.
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Georgia
Capital
Mary Hardwick
Thomas W. Hardwick
National Capital
Guggenheim wins first round in billion dollar family suit
In New York May 27 a judge denied a motion to dismiss a $10 million claim brought by a Guggenheim heir against his brothers Image Daniel Murry Selanon and Elmon. The case alleges an unlawful dissolution and misappropriation of partnership interests in the old firm. The plaintiff Edward Guggenheim also accuses William Guggenheim of signing away co ownership while abroad in Chile involving alleged large sums.
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New York
Witttar , Siuggenheim
Image
Daniel
Murry
Selanon
Elmon
Whan
M. Gugeenheim
Chile
Bethany College Men Fall to Carnogie Tech in Stadium Meet
In Pittsburg on May 27 Bethany College of West Virginia was outclassed by Carnogie Technical School athletes as Carnogie won 198 to 18. Bethany's team did not win an event but put up a spirited effort against strong opponents.
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Pittsburg
Hitbany College of
West Virginia
Carnogie Technical School
Bethany
Adds
Waite Found Guilty in Peck Murder Trial
Dr Arthur W Waite is convicted by a New York jury of murder in the first degree for the killing of John Is Peck a Grand Rapids drug manufacturer. He faces the electric chair in June at Sing Sing with possible appeal plans reported by Walter Douel his chief counsel. The trial lasted six days noted as brief for a major murder case. Waite showed no visible emotion as verdicts read and indicated willingness to pursue appeals.
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Arthur W. Waite
Carranza
Peck
Mexico
New YO
John Is. Peck
Grand Rapida
Mick
Artur Warren Waite
Tombs
Clareney J. Schwarn
Walter R. Deucl
Dentat
Tox
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Douel
Swan Oald
Momis
Ted
Beck
Frank
Dr. Wakes
Tal
Waite
Charles Book
Berman Ronn
Harry XK. Thaw
Duncanon
James J. Hill Lying In Critical Condition After Operation
James J. Hill, noted railroad builder and financier, remained in an amberfoun condition tonight following a major operation at his home. Eminent surgeons and family kept vigil as Archbishop Ireland joined friends in the room. A bulletin from Dr James G. Ula reported improvement with no alarmingly high temperature, though the patient remains fragile and the outlook uncertain.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Tamon
HUM
Raitroad
Hitoniht J
Jamon
Gua
Hil
Mine Explosion Fatalities and Injuries Near Welch
An explosion in the Houston Colliers Company mine near Welch identified Daniel Tudy and John Raymond and two additional unidentified miners as casualties. Five other miners were seriously hurt while forty workers escaped to the surface unharmed as officials work to determine the cause.
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May Yers
Daniel Tudy
John
Raymond
Houston Colliers Company
Welch
Kanawha sinking victim identified in Washington connection
A body recovered near Long Bottom is believed to be W Hobbison Jr of Washington, the eleventh victim found from the steamer Kanawha disaster. The identification follows clothing description and a continuation note from the earlier report.
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Parkprsburg
Long Nottom
W. Hobbison, Jr
Washington
Man Shot in Coal Mine Dispute in West Virginia
In Kimball West Virginia on May 7 a man named Paul Marts was shot and killed and an unidentified man was seriously wounded after a dispute at a coal mine. Authorities are searching for the shooter named Mari, believed to be involved.
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Bluefield
Paul Marts
Uimer
Kimball
W. Va
Pes Mari
Sweepings Success for Austrians in Mountain Ridge Capture
report from Sag Harbor and Verdlet details ongoing World War I battles. Austrian claims of capturing a mountain ridge from Cornoelcampe Verde to Maat, with Italian and Balkan fronts showing activity. French and German reports conflict on front progress while Greek border incursions are noted along the Struma river.
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Thraumont Wood
Progeesk
Meusa
Cuuniaror
Barlin
Trentino
Ranie
Thy Anica
Elaings
Ligarinas
Arma
Vienna
Cornoelcampe
Maat
Hallans
Atalora
Monta Clone
Batato
Horan
Balkans
sRaloniki Adviet
Teretory
Thas
Struma
Boys Arrested for $10600 Larceny in New York
Two boys, William J. Nain and Willan A. McManuy, were arrested for stealing 10600 from J P Morgan. They planned to join the Texas Rangers and cross into Mexico, saying a third boy in Philadelphia aided the plot. The youths believed the haul to be smaller and were surprised by its size.
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Horo
J.P. Morgan
Texas Rangers
Mexico
William J. Nain
Willan A. McManuy
Philadelphia
Bain Sald
Fugaton
Naval Bill Debate Opens in Congress May 27
May 27 In Congress debate on the naval bill began under a special rule requiring a vote next Friday. Republicans assailed the measure as inadequate to meet Navy Department recommendations, while Chairman Padgett defended the committee’s modified program. Also, President Wilson accepted an invitation to speak at Friday exercises in Washington.
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Congress
Housé
Republicana
Bealden
Navy Department
Padett
Naval Committee
Department
Wilson
Chase Gives Up Bandits In Longing To Cervantes
Reports say the chase of Gin bandits tied to Cervantes has been abandoned by American cavalry with no further action. The information comes from authentic sources today.
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Coltmbue
Cervantes
Public health study links tuberculosis to low income workers
A New York dispatch reports a Public Health Service investigation showing an abnormally high tuberculosis rate among garment workers and other low paid laborers. The study finds a thirteen to one ratio among those earning under 500 dollars and over 400 dollars yearly, with many families earning under 600 dollars, and a typical family of five needing 800 dollars annually for economic maintenance.
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Vy Nanocisrad
Washington
New York
Public
Mada
Public Today
Neecononry
New York City
Jean
Commission to Study Time Standardization Proposed in Congress
A joint resolution introduced by Senator Newlands and Representative Madden proposes a commission to investigate the standardization of time in the United States and possessions. The panel would include labor, industry, and transportation representatives to study effects on employment and related economic and labor conditions.
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United States
Newlands
Madden
Oflinois
Martial law to continue in Ireland amid unrest
Dublin May 27 martial law will be extended across Ireland amid disaffection and unrest. The proclamation states martial law will remain in effect in suitable areas where disorder persists, and notes continued enforcement from the present date through unspecified areas of the country.
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Dublin
London
Ireland
Backing Up His Note Yet Prefers Gradual Retirement
Wallington May 1 The administration rejects any proposal for immediate withdrawal of the American expeditionary force in Mexico. Officials say Carranza’s forthcoming note demands withdrawal and the U S will not concede. General Pershing’s conference focuses on gradual demobilization while maintaining control of the border area. Secret briefings reveal attitudes of de facto leaders and concerns over troop withdrawal. Secretary Baker asks Congress for 3 089 290 to meet upcoming border obligations including transport and payroll.
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Che Wunhua
Buing
Stata
Carrinsa
Io Carranza
Wille Curpelia
Charlen A. Couplans
General Carranen
Carrants
Mexico City
Douglans
Abilgm Tong
Maxteo Wan
Congrema
Baker
Nanking Conference Update Amid Cabinet Resignations
Report from Nanking dated May 27 notes a conference with North and South officials seeking compromise. Cabinet members and the premier have submitted resignations that have not yet been accepted. President Yuan announces a plan to form a new government once personnel are nominated.
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Tuan Dut
Yuan
Ala
Oranemiént
Cleveland Garbled Assembly Discusses Education Reform
A distorted report from Cleveland notes a May 27 gathering of the United General Assembly addressing elimination of certain old school methods and expanding Greek studies. A related event at Keeley Pittsburgh, Pa is mentioned with plans for a committee or panel and possible church involvement.
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Uniteds Cere General Assembly
Keely Piltaburg
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