May Day unrest and traffic curbs in Paris and Copenhagen
The Paris May Day observance sees electricity cut for two hours and a ban on street traffic as leaders plan a council of three meeting at the White House. American delegates face security checks while provisions are arranged for lodgings. In Copenhagen, German reports claim government troops tighten around the capital with nearby villages captured from the Italian forces, about 40 miles northwest of the city.
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William WW. Harte
Memencea Aid
George
Copenhagen
Berlin
Imfing
Xiao Chan
Chincan
Boon
Excitement Abates In Italy After Deputies Vote
Rome April 30 The excitement across Italy cooled after the chamber of deputies vote. Confidence grows in Treated Orlando and the government as people await the peace conference’s effect on Allied attitudes and Italian aims. Officials warn Italy may act independently if allies do not meet Italian claims. Italian papers attack President Wilson while praising his ideal.
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Tre Jena Vine
Hi Ideal
Whlson
Senator Hardwick Explains Bomb Letter Attack
Atlanta April 80 former U S Senator Thomas W Hardwick of Georgia said the mailed explosive was aimed to silence his immigration protest work. He called the device a Bolshevik assault and explained its intent to frighten supporters amid prosecutions. Hardwick and two aides were injured, with one aide in serious condition and others lightly hurt.
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General Harris Honored for Wartime Leadership
April 28 report notes Mile. Gen. George Wernort Maris named commander in recognition of superior guidance in relief efforts and medical work at Tipaim. The article cites his long service and leadership in wartime operations.
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Keep Looking Young With Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for a dull appearance and tired eyes. It claims the tablets improve liver and bowel function, promote purification, and restore vitality. Promotional language emphasizes olive color tablets priced 10c and 2c per box through druggists.
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Hardening Off Cold Frames For Plant Adaptation
The article explains cold frames as a nonheated alternative to hotbeds, detailing how to harden off cabbage and tomato plants. It covers gradual exposure to cooler, drier air, wind, and light, and describes step by step moving plants from hot beds to the cold frame before final outdoor placement.
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Roi
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Mullington
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Brighton Beach Fire Destroys Brighton Bath Complex
A massive blaze at Brighton Head, Coney Island, New York, wiped out the Brighton baths and caused an estimated loss of $1,000,000. The fire swept across the eastern section, damaging the Gaines resort area and nearby structures. Firefighters battled the flames for hours as smoke drifted over Brooklyn and parts of Manhattan.
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Tamatay Omer
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Peace Terms To Be Given Monday
May 1, 1945. An article notes plans to communicate peace preliminaries to Germany on Monday afternoon. Mentions a lunch with the king and the United States envoy, Josephus.
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Hayas
Japan Granted Rights and Shantung Transfer Agreement
Paris reports say Germany’s Shantung rights transfer to Japan under a three power accord. Japan to hand back Shantung fully but retain economic privileges and settlement rights near Ta-lag Tao. Chinese and American reps see the agreement as best possible, while Japan’s council opposes further concessions at Paris.
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Ill CzechoSlovak Soldiers to Be Brought From Siberia
Officials announced a plan to move about 4000 wounded Czecho Slovak soldiers from Siberia to the United States. Under the program roughly two thousand would be brought to San Francisco and the rest to other ports for treatment, with Turkish American and Czecho Slovak officials involved. The move aims to alleviate shortages of hospital beds and care for the wounded as part of postwar arrangements.
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G. Apell
Sollera
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Onas Salt
Columbia
Peninsula to Be Handed Back by Japs to China
PARLS reports April 20 that negotiations over the Shantung peninsula led to a pledge by Japanese delegates to transfer control to China. The agreement follows council discussions and aims to resolve the dispute without further Japanese participation.
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China
PARLS
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Faerine Hansfer Owithout Peanrse
Tapan
Neutnants
No Compromise With Italians Darts
The April 20 dispatch notes French press reaction to Premier Briand at the Italian parliament. It reports no shift toward concession by either side and notes expectations from Paris for possible proposals. Dispatches from Rome suggest no immediate concessions and outline positions in the ongoing Italy France talks.
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Ambassador’s note on peace treaty公開
A damaged fragment reports a conference proceeding ongoing to ratify a peace treaty. It mentions a high official’s preliminary draft written and released to the public, with an emphasis on immediate publication. The text is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Wilyson
Ey Grlanda Wageglyen
Privk Temn
Fleet orders cancelled spark shipyard protest in San Francisco
In San Francisco on April 30 a public meeting by shipyard owners and officials opposed the Shipping Board plan to cancel all contracts for 7 vessels held by California yards. They claim cancellation would cost about 100 dollars per ton and total around 9.7 million, prompting a committee to draft resolutions and invite Mr Hurley for a conference.
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OL S
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Berlin May Day strike to halt work nationwide
Berlin workers plan a May Day shutdown with all transport and many services halted. Streetcars trains long-distance travel and postal delivery will stop or run minimally. Theatres restaurants and public utilities may close amid protests with limited meetings allowed by authorities.
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Enal
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Bertin
Mrs. Mooney Denies Bomb Outrage Involvement
Mrs Thama J Mooney denies knowledge of bomb outrages in New York on April 20 stating they are not dynamiters or bomb throwers and asserting her lack of involvement in the incidents.
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Apri
Wwe
Bambhera
Mooney Arrives in City for Madison Square Garden Meeting
Mooney reached the city today to attend a Mooney speaking engagement at Madison Square Garden tonight. Officials are suspected of involvement in the plot, but Mooney dismisses the notion as a circuitous line of reasoning.
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Mooney Mars
Madison Square Garden
Red Guard Shot in Munich Fight
German reports from Berlin claim Munich fell to government forces under martial law. Military troops allegedly executed several captured Red Guard members while others attempted to attack their captors.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Erpontent
Ierigake F Js Tha
Airplane Turns Over Injuring Aviators at Veland Field
Veland reports a plane overturning at the Selfridge aviation field on April 16 resulting in serious injuries to Major Norah Hoots, commanding officer, and other aviators. The incident details are limited in the readable excerpt.
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Norah Hoots
Selfridge ‘Aviation
Onéar 16 Troll
Plane crash injures several in late incident
A Caproni seaplane overturned injuring six others and crew members including two motor officers. Authorities said the crash stemmed from misinterpreted landing instructions leading to the accident.
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Ogden Teachers Seek Time For Contracts Amid Protests
News in Brief reports Ogden teachers, outraged by contract letters mailed recently, forming a union and seeking AFL charter. Superintendent Jobson fixes May 12 for contract return, with May 23 set for county school ceremonies at Ogden Tabernacle. Promotions canceled by health, Powers announces. Cremation of Fred J. Kisell body ends at Fred W. Ley mausoleum. Sherr man returns from Sacramento with body carriers.
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Teat Tera’ Association
America Federation of Labor
Jobson
Seeoud
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W. N. Powersa
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