Troop Movements in Germany Quietly Completed
In a report from Coblenz on Tuesday, the German government says the entry of troops into Leipzig was quietly accomplished. Noske directs actions against Spartacans, with Berlin and the Ruhr still seeing activity. Casualties were minimal as forces moved to suppress revolt while shifting troops from garrisons.
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House Advises Chinese to Give Jars a Chance
Dolphel Howsd tells Chinese delegates at the peace congress to wait and see if Japan keeps promises before appealing to the league of nations. Chinese officials ask for advised restraint. the colonel urges silence to observe Japan’s conduct and fulfillment of its contract with China.
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Allied officers welcome Allaes and staff in Bordeaux
A delegation of allied officers welcomed Allaes and his staff on arrival to Bordeaux. General Harbord reviewed French and American troops afterward, marking a formal reception by the service and its members.
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Promoter Tex Rickard Plans Dempsey Willard Boxing Show
OddiKse reports Tex Rickard leads promotion with Jack Dempsey versus Jess Willard in the works. Frank Flournoy of Memphis and A Thatcher of Toledo Athletic Club back the event. Toledo Mayor Connell Schrieber supports the plan as a merit boxing exhibition with Matt Hinkel as referee and Gurney aiding smooth setup.
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Local boxing star boosts bout with Richard Flournoy and Thacher
Matt emerges as a fan favorite in Ōiio as organizers push the bout featuring Richard, Flournoy, and Thacher. The crowd-pleasing figure helps attract attention and likely draws larger attendance.
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Prisoner Band in Bavaria Court Martialed and Executed
An isolated group of Russian POWs, armed in Bavarian uniforms and led by Spartacan chiefs, were overwhelmed by Württemberg troops in a wooded area near Graefelting Bavaria. Seventy two men and the leaders were condemned to death and shot in a gravel pit near Lochansen.
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Triplets and twins birth record in Compton household
London May 15 Triplets twice and twins six Ges born in the Compton household. The second child came to the mother when she was 41 years old. The unusual birth record marks 21 years of such occurrences in the family.
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Polish Claim Naval Ships Needed for Defense
The report notes Polish officials arguing that warships were necessary for defense, citing strategic needs amid international tensions. Details are fragmentary and unclear due to damaged text, but the core claim centers on naval strength as a defensive measure.
Barrel prices in Berlin amid returning soldiers protest
In Berlin prices for barrels appear inflated as returning soldiers and civilians gather coppers on May 15 in a bid to protest shortages and inflation. The scene reflects local tensions over wartime disruptions and living costs.
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Banker Becomes Moderator of Presbyterian Assembly in St Louis
J Willis Baer of Pasadena California was elected moderator of the 131st general assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States in St Louis. He won on the first ballot with 476 votes over Rev Hall Young. Baer, a layman, leads the New Era movement and has long been active in Christian endeavors and church work in California.
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Baer’s Moderatorship Vote Eyed by Assembly
Expressed belief that Mr Baer’s election to the moderatorship could win endorsement of the movement by the assembly. Mr Baer tonight refused to discuss the stance he would take on the question.
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Fruit values run high in California crops value
California fruit, nut and olive crops for 1931 were valued at 150 million dollars in a government release. George H. tagged the figures as the latest estimate, highlighting the season’s strong fruit values across the state.
Hecke Leads State Horticultural Commission Report
Hecke, state horticultural commissioner, reported orange crop value at 75 million dollars and lemon crop at 19 million dollars, indicating strong fruit yields and market potential for the season.
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Japanese officers deny homeward move of training board
In May 15 dispatch from PHKIN General officers deny that the Japanese attache and the military training board are returning to Japan. General Saito has departed, but other corps officers continue to press Yas the board.
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