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Twin Falls Chronicle in Twin Falls, Idaho

11 May 1919

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Twin Falls Chronicle

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Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1919

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4

German Peace Notes Stir Versailles Debate As Allies Stand Firm

Paris May 10 The German peace delegation reports to Allied powers that essential points of the peace basis have been abandoned while Berlin seeks a league of nations program. Allies reply that terms must remain as drafted with room for practical suggestions only. Brockdorff-Rantzau signs a German program urging admission to the league and a right based peace. The German proclamation condemns the armistice terms and vows unity for a lasting peace.

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Associated Press Paris Wilson Scheidemann Versailles Jyvo Brockdorff-Rantaau League of Nations Germany Brockdorff-Rantzau Ebert Europe
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Europe Needs Machinery and Materials for Peace, Vanderlip says

Frank A. Vanderlip, president of National City Bank, in London, tells the AP that peace in Europe hinges on supplying machine tools, rolling stock, and raw materials. He cites widespread production paralysis across Europe, with mass unemployment and dislocation from England to Romania, urging a plan to rebuild industry rather than terms alone.

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Europe London Frank A. Vanderlip National City Bank of New York Associated Press New York England America Belgium Aoo Aeeepee Twin Falls Rockford
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Sir Barton Wins Kentucky Derby in Muddy Churchill Downs Run

Sir Barton ridden by J Loftus won the forty fifth Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on a muddy track. Billy Kelley finished second by a length, with third place going to Annder Fire. The race paid $24 600 to the winner’s owners, with $2 600 to the second place team and $1 000 to the third, marking a Derby purse record in history.

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Associated Press Louisville Sir Barton J. K. L. Ross Sterling Churchill Downs J. Loftus Billy Kelley BE. Sande P. Dunne Kentucky Syndeon Aninder
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Vanderlip The Holland Italy Poland Czecho-Slovakia Rumania Mr. Vanderlip Billy Kelly Fea Ls Boys R. M Amos Sinigtion Ees
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