Peace talks near final phase as May 27 timing looms
Reports from the international peace conference indicate a final stage of negotiations for a treaty with Germany. The agreement, described as a letters peace, will be presented to Germany with limited oral talks and a short window for approval, aiming for a signed pact early in the week beginning May 25.
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Iligd
Geruino
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Imenta
Iaderim
Montinyi
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Council of Three Mel
Belgium
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Ltda
Cadomene Tablets Promise Vigor for Men in Ads
An advertisement promoting 3 grain Cadomene tablets claims to restore vigor and vitality for weak men. The copy asserts strong effects and targets male consumers seeking renewed stamina, noting sale through a company labeled AN Pru with marketing language typical of patent medicine pitches.
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Pru
Advortiadinedt
Serious factional strife among German leaders reported
Readable fragments describe tensions within the National German government with hints of a potential merger and a push by independent Socialists and reformists. Names such as Sir Hugo Magne and Herr fys are mentioned amid discussions of a rational assembly and reforms.
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Ileevfeld
Wedtien
Lacon
Metlin
Psst
Brerkine Politen
Antiju Shaler
Ledehey
Heury Workers
Hugo Magne
Herr Fys
Crimedte
Flight Across the Ocean to Be Made By 3 Hydroplanes
Three giant American Navy hydroplanes are slated to launch on a multi stage transatlantic test flight early next week. Commander John H Towers leads the expedition, with routes from Newfoundland to Portugal and a southern atmospheric arc, totaling about 2160 miles in four stages.
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Newfoundland
Bon
Portugal
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Azores
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Englenet
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Japanese Treatment of Koreans Draws Severe Condemnation
Dr Syngman Abev, secretary of state of the provisional Korean government, denounces Japanese policy in Korea before the National Popular Government League. He accuses Tokyo of resources plunder, heavy taxes, and forcing Koreans into subservient roles. He cites child labor, forced servitude, and mass arrests as mockery of Korean autonomy.
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Korea
Syngman Abev
National Popular Government League
Japan
Rhen
Arduoun
Stallats
Heer
Urs Uhoe
Denver Capitalist Leaves All His Wealth to Family
The will of Verner Reed, a Denver capitalist and alleged motorist, filed for probate after his death in Coronado, California. The estate is valued with a $50,000 bequest to Clarene Ginn of Colorado Springs. The fortune is left to Mrs Reed and three children, with Reed having been a former business leader and president of the Evening Telegraph company, publishers of the Colorado Springs Telegraph.
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Neheker Blames the I. W. W. for Bomb Outrages
May report from SAIC notes Neheker accusing the I. W. W. of bomb outrages. Chicago threats and a federal attorney statement are cited. The piece mentions alleged cadres and a city attorney involvement.
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Neheker
National NAACP counts lynching victims across decades
A damaged passage reports lynching statistics from 1839 to 1918, naming victims by race and location. It cites 2197 African American victims and 89 women among the victims, noting Nebraska as the sole state outside the South with lynched women. figures are fragmented and uncertain.
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NEA Yoric
Yrara
Yas
Aluaka
Tanita
Nebraska
Perenne Curhiy
Bomb threat controls eased as most devices found
Washington officials report nearly all bombs detected in a nationwide scare. Aimed at wives of public officials, devices traced to New York were addressed to Senator Lee Overatan of North Carolina, Senator William H. King of Utah, and attorney Frank Nobeker of Gall Lake. Postal clerks and security tightened. four foreign devices seized at West Coast post offices. overall fear subsides as investigations continue and guards stay alert.
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New York
Lee
Overatan
North Carolina
William HL King
Utah
Frank Nobeker
Gall Lake
Salleburs
Hn Tnt
Renate
Wikloynt
Overwan
Radio
Cal Demien
Tony
Cabinal
Ole
Elles
Postal Service
Fourtery
Railroads in Denver workers protest government failures
Nearly six thousand Denver railroad shop workers stage a May Day protest calling for the government to keep promises and criticizing Eugene V. Debs and other radicals. They press for a nationwide strike if rails return to private owners and demand recognition of the Russian government. The action appears in a chaotic, fragmented report with references to Hungarian government upheaval and Vienna dispatches.
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Federated Rail Rent Shop
Eugene V. Deba
Trabia
Teerat Aly
Kenvee & Ble Grinds
Railradd
Vereenehment
Hell
Infernal Machine Sent To Judge Of Supreme Court
New York May 1 police report a suspicious device received at the Supreme Court station. Bureau of combustibles investigates as intelligence officers relay bomb threats and a suspected explosive parcel. Officials describe a high risk incident linked to a political climate and ongoing security checks.
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Bureau of Combustinies Corp Stumation
Conciliation talks ease salary contract rift with union
The Garden actual board and the bakers' organization reach a proposed conciliation to settle salary and contract issues, announced by Warren E. Watts president of a Weber club and L. Shewell secretary of the Ogden Publicity bureau. Coal prices fall on average eight cents with delivery costs rising. A Ogden delegate, likely Captain Royal Boughs, will attend the Soldiers and Sailors American Legion convention in St Louis on May 8. Victory loan bonds move slowly in Ogden and Weber County, though recent days show some activity. Accidents and rate changes affect the Mountain Stars Telegraph company and federal postal rates.
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Royal Boughs
Boldiers
Marines
American Legion
St. Louis
Douglas
Salk Lake City
W. Young
Wepathea
Sal Lake
United States District Court
Taeenhoe and Telegraph Company
Pormister AL S. Taeleson
Ural
Paris May Day Disorders Leave Many Injured
Reports from Paris indicate heavy protests on May Day with about 200 to 250 police injured. One casualty confirmed as death, while authorities vow to end anarchist actions and dismantle known meeting places as vigilance committees rise across the city.
iPeace Terms Ratified by the U S Senate
Los Angeles May 10 Senator Henry F P Ashurst of Arizona said the peace terms forged at the Paris conference will be ratified by the United States Senate. He noted Wilson administration likely to raise questions but expected final approval, possibly a June or July extra session for necessary appropriations.
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U. S
Henry PF. Ashurst
Anzona
Paris
United States
Senate
Wilson Appoasens
Congress
Ashurst
Sarsh EB Aghwrst
Azusa
Bombs Sent to Utah Targets Spark Postal Alerts
An early May incident saw two explosive labeled packages sent to Utah officials and a New York address intercepted by postal workers. The items, written in a typewriter and marked with errors like Salt, were directed to Senator Nebeker and Senator King, with others named in warnings of radical vengeance. Authorities traced threats to figures including Reed Smoot and a Chicago prosecutions link to the Industrial Workers of the World.
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32Nd Street
Broadway
New York City
Post Office
United States
Wil‘Han
Frank K. Nebeker
Atberhey General
Industrial Workers of the World
Chicago
Ne Oeker
Chambers
Senator King
Praga
New York
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King
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Fragmentary notice of a legal dispute and threats
The readable lines describe a defiant stance against a group and a threatened breach of peace. A reference to authorities and a case linked to San Diego appears, with unclear names and specifics due to the damaged OCR.
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San Diego
Secret Peace Conference Meeting Slated Saturday
Paris May 1 The Associated Press reports a secret pillory session of the peace conference is likely to be held late Saturday The purpose and exact time of the meeting remain unclear as officials consider wartime diplomacy and potential naval accords ahead of Monday afternoon sessions
Demand for Abolition of Troops and Prisoners by Ogden Socialists
Socialists of Ogden demand immediate withdrawal of troops from Russia and Europe and the release of all political religious and industrial prisoners confined for war views Their resolution calls for free speech free press and free assembly and urges nations to choose their own governments through non intervention The document is signed by OD A Kennedy secretary and circulated to press and sympathizers.
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France
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Europe
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