Great Day At Hand Set For Peace Treaty Ceremony
Readers note the Great Day At Hand as German delegates prepare to accept a peace treaty. The event marks the fourth anniversary of the Lusitania sinking and will invite representatives from twenty two nations to witness the ceremony at Versailles. Orlando and Sonn ning arrive from Rome for the plenary session as protests from several powers surface but are deemed not to alter the treaty’s framework. The ceremony will feature a principal weapon display by the Allied governments to demonstrate unity.
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Germany
Ina
Siam
Guatemala
Nienrapan
Faith
Panama
Libertas
France
Gomman Presiparwas Vetrpahn
Urntiad Te Reary
Camplore Cerca Iin
Paris Peace Talks Move Forward Amid Treaty Signing Preparations
Reports from Paris indicate Allied and German delegates converge as premier officials arrive for the signing of the peace treaty. Italy and China voice protests over key provisions while Finland gains recognition of its de facto government. Allied forces press advances on the Baltic coast as diplomacy continues.
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Germany
Sma
Vereailiey
Nord
Utah
Willan Hokro“collern
Tey
Orth Fiume
Dalmatian
Pote
Dismite
Italy
Tientay
Crespi
Amiae
Kino Chay
Portugal
Republic
Marshal Foch
France
Paris
Mesalskaya
Mirinangk
Maasin
Meyarebougel
Iran
Finland
Pershing to Visit England as Guest on May 22
Indon dispatch reports General John J. Pershing, commander of American expeditionary forces, traveling to England on May 22 as the guest of King George. He will tour London and Buckingham Palace, receive a guard of honor, and be decorated with the American Distinguished Services Medal before attending events marking the queen’s birthday.
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Pershing
England
INDON
John J. Persiing
Acwurlenu
Tuttala
France
Wil
Londda
Nic Sotel
jHencil Pershity
Amedcin
Beith Oftinern
Midarla
Gil Reghont
Four Hundred Killed in Moscow Riots Reported
London dispatch reports rioting in Moscow with about four hundred killed as crowds protested food shortages and shouted against Lenin and Protas. The chaotic scene involved clashes with authorities and scattered telegrams detailing the unrest.
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London
Actin
Nin
Ted
Mediverse
Siga
East Germany
Lenin
Victory Loan Sold by Actress in Public Drive
A theater star led a Victory Loan drive presenting at Torah theater and supported by Yemikey of Uke ia. She attracted donations totaling $25,909, then concluded with a celebratory party. The event, described with festive details, highlighted public enthusiasm and the role of celebrity influence in fundraising.
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Torah Theater
Yemikey
Uke & Ia
Vielbed
Gechinonn
Vietary
Liberty Loan
Vietory
Joseph
Ukealan
Golden Spike Celebration Preparations In Ogden
Four hundred planers are due in Ogden for the Golden Spike celebration over Friday and Saturday. Local committee members promise ample courtesy and entertainment for visiting crowds. About 200 families have donated coupons to pledge help for out of town visitors, while concerns about porch plants and flowers theft are noted. Corporal Tana Jensen has been released from service and starts home. Miss Loversamit of Cleavetta has accepted a mission role at Marion school in California, with stay pending.
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Ogden
Tana Jensen
Fied Sinter Mraring Corps
Prunes Ani Fa
Adolph Joffe Shot in Vilna in 1919 Violence
A garbled report notes Adolph Joffe shot in Vilna amid unrest. The text references communist figures and events surrounding Beek or Beekay, with unclear paths and reception details. The piece preserves the essential names but lacks coherent context.
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Adolph Joffe
Vilna
Confident Nation Will Remain Wet For Over a Year
Atlantic City reports from May B Ponfhlance Geir indicate continued wet conditions over an extended period. The piece notes delegates addressing trade concerns and calls attention to public health and safety debates amid ongoing rainfall and related economic impacts.
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Atlantic City
Borag
Kaiser to Be on Trial in Versailles Plan
Paris May 6 Kaiser to be tried for supreme offense against morality and treaties by a tribunal of United States Great Britain France Italy and Japan. Delegations to be excluded from Versailles deliberations include China Siam Cuba Guatemala Nicaragua and others. Pumping strike in Park City threatens water supply as engineers warn loss of pumps may endanger city water.
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Paris
United States
Great Tirstein
France
Maly
Japan
Ontario
Silver Atining Company
Runilne
Subberg
Silver King Coaltion
Tie Tooching
Hunrred
Park City
Hus Sirikers
Et- Herth
Pummers
Parks City
Jstrike Communittee
David Gwilliams
Ih i
Gwilines
Ita
Singho
Lbo
Etrike
Sherlié
Pine Blister Disease Spreads Threat to Western Pines
Forest officials report rapid spread of white pine blister rust from eastern to western states. A convention of forest service heads and prominent lumbermen discussed containment measures as the fungus damages white and sugar pines, with wind dispersal and nearby berries aiding spread. Attendees stressed urgent action to prevent wider loss of timber and forest resources.
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Cor. Rotatian
The
Forest Aervior
Hoeattle
Kor
Slian
Wester
Tleials
Ageeberry
Weston
Weeny Huskies Wings
Liberty Irrigation Wins North Fork Ogden River Case
A district court decision favors Liberty Irrigation Company granting the water rights for approximately one thousand acres along the North Fork of the Ogden River. The twelve day trial centered on prior appropriation by Phillip Garner and Adolph Agdreon and others in the Ruth Creek district. Judge Pratt presided as the case was submitted after a week of hearings. Wy Agee opened the spring district term at Farmington.
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Iuge Piatt
Liberty Frrigaten Company
North Fork
Ogden River
Ogden
Laborer
Phillip Garner
Adolph Agdereon
Rureh Creek
Jukeny
Pratt
Araved
Wy Agee
Farmington
Park City Miners Strike For Raise
Park City miners at Roe Mines threaten action over pay as a labor dispute unfolds. Union leaders demand compliance with wage and contract terms before a 6 o clock deadline, while workers review legal options and consider next steps.
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Park City
Dialogue on soldiers and farmers ends in doubt
A fragmentary exchange shows a farmer and a demobilized recruit debating who should hold steady work. The farmer asks why the other favors fighting while the young man explains soldiers miss steady tasks.
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