Peace terms reach tentative shape as council acts
The council spaces a tentative peace framework with Germany Japan and other powers guiding the terms. Derogation issues are shelved in favor of a plan transferring control in Shantung and the Scheldt river dispute. Reports from Petrograd and Munich indicate Bolshevik advances and Bavarian authorities mobilizing as war unsettles Europe.
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Shortage of Labor By 1920 Will Face United States
Article discusses expected US labor shortage by 1920 after World War I. Col Arthur Woods, wartime official, warns employers to plan for reduced manpower as veterans return and face reentry into work.
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SEN Patndaxter Attacks Wilson Over European Peace Controversy
Senator Patndaxter of Washington says the American delegation’s effort to settle European issues at the peace conference faces strong opposition from westerners. He argues France and England dictate terms and warns against U S domination of European settlement amid rising Republican dissent.
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Belgiums Disappointed Over Peace Terms In Belgium
Belgian frustration grows as Paris talks yield few guarantees. Premier Delacroix arrives with protest. terms omit Malmedy and key left bank areas, while wartime debts and German reparations dominate deliberations.
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Paris
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Utilities commission acts to curb rising rates and fund projects
An item notes the utilities commission meeting yesterday amid efforts to lower rising rates and approve funding for local projects. It mentions construction activity near the Waldine area and a planned facility expansion by the MBE company, with details on gear installation and safety measures.
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Publi Ulities Commission
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Ondon
Diplomats Seek Healing After Italian Delegation Withdrawal
The May 2 report notes American Ambassador Page and French Ambassador Barrere engaging with foreign officials to mend rifts caused by Italy’s exit from the peace conference. Page held two further talks with the Italian envoy who urged restraint, while Premier Orlando pressed for deescalation amid demonstrations and tensions surrounding President Wilson’s approach.
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Premies Orlando
Neslin Soles Promised Durable Waterproof Footwear
Clarerice J Blotner of St Louis Missouri touts Neslin Soles as long lasting and comfortable shoes costing little more than ordinary soles. She claims two year use with six month wear life and urges savings from fewer shoe purchases. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Akron Ohio makes Neslin Soles and Wingfoot Heels guaranteed to outwear competitors.
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St. Louis
Mimouri
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohio
Supreme Court hears government brief on intrastate telephone rates
Government argues state authorities overstep in regulating local tolls and contends federal power to oversee postal and telephone systems. Attorneys discuss whether central authorities may set prices and if compensation is required when public service governs private property use.
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France
Lamborn
Architect Elect President Amid Turbulent Confirmation
Government contends validity commissions lacked proper authorization when created and face scrutiny as agencies engage with cases. Officials debate roles of utilities run by governmental bodies while political shifts affect leadership and legitimacy claims.
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Eayornpiental
All Troops to Return Home by Fall
Washington May 2 Determination from President Wilson supports the plan to end American troop deployment by September with full demobilization underway. General March chief of staff notes efforts to speed withdrawal and embarkation officials predict rapid movement of 460000 men monthly from Europe including Coblenz and the Rhine bridgehead.
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War Department
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Coblenz
Neighbors of Woodcraft Meet Twice Monthly at Woolmen's Hall
Residents of Ogder Circle 681 Will meet every first and third Saturday evening at Woolmen's hall. AMC Smalley Cynrdian Neighbor Mamie Planz Clerk.
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Ogder Circle
Woolmen's Hall
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Emperor Birthday Message Sent To Former Ruler
A Belgian- seized telegram shows Anil 23 instructing a gardener to send a birthday greeting to the former German Emperor. The recipient acknowledged via postcard. Laderbere jailed for forbidden contact with the former ruler. A sensational mail-order ad offers Foley’s remedies and quack products.
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Associated Press
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Laderbere
Bolshevik March to Aid Hungarians Reported
Paris dispatch says 18 000 Bolshevik troops are marching on Hungary under an arrangement between Ukrainians and Bolsheviks. The claim, via Bentey, notes confusion with similar Trotskyite forces and possible German plans. Lenine and Dela Kun reportedly exchange intensive communications.
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Tolshevik
Oldsmobile demonstrations offered daily by appointment
Oldsmobile pleasure cars and trucks demonstrated daily by appointment. Phone 340. Oldsmobile demonstrations continue with daily viewing by appointment and a contact number listed as 340 for inquiries.
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Oldsmobile
German military leadership rumors stir in Reich press
Reports from Berlin claim Field Marshal Slindenburg may resign after a break with the government. General Groener, once head of munitions, is cited as the field marshal's chief of staff in the rumor mill via Kolbere.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Note
An old advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a stomach remedy and liver stimulant. It claims the tablets cleanse digestion, relieve indigestion, and improve energy. The copy emphasizes that the vegetable product is a substitute for calomel and mentions price and availability.
Beesas Lose to Seals in Twelfth League Clash
In a 12th inning defeat, the Beesan team fell to the Seals as Portland, Seattle, and San Francisco results read with mixed scores. Bimith delivered the decisive hit in the 12th, Brooks scoring on a single after a late rally.
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Victory Liberty Loan shortfall prompts nationwide drive
With seven working days left more than two thirds of the Victory Liberty loan remains unsubscribed. Treasury figures show less than a third pledged in many districts as officials urge rapid subscriptions to avoid tapping financial institutions. Telegrams go to late organizations to push last efforts for a top outcome. A troop ship arrival in New York reports 4272 soldiers and 21 California casualties returning aboard from France and Canada.
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Victory Liberty Town
Treasury Department
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National League Wheat Crop Forecast for 1919 Record
Washington officials predict a record wheat harvest for 1919 as the Agriculture Department and the United States Chamber of Commerce report yields could reach 946,000,000 bushels. Conditions are favorable with winter wheat thriving despite March, and damage largely absent. Southward planted winter wheat and delayed spring sowing due to rain are noted as factors.
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Plain City Dairy Complaint Sparks Officials’ Dispute
A Plain City farmer alleges milk sales practices violate the law and threatens legal action. The dispute centers on dairy naming and whether city officials properly used a specific name in the records.
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