Treaty news from Paris and global diplomacy
Paris reports outline naval terms to strip Austria of its navy and dictate surrender of ships. Russian outlook shows Kolchak government likely recognized by Allies, while German views split on treaty acceptability. Chinese and British attendees at peace talks face discord over Shantung and Belgian mandates amid a fragile conference climate.
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Victory Liberty Loan Surpasses Quota Across Districts
May 9 Washington says total Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions near 4.0 billion dollars with final tallies to be released tonight. St Louis district officially oversubscribed by 195.104 million, earning the first district honor. Colorado state chairman reports state quota surpassed as other districts press for top honors.
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Belgians Oppose Rule of British Belgians Oppose Rule
A Belgian delegation issued a note from Paris on Thursday May regarding German East Africa. It states Belgium cannot believe the action taken by the council of four and cannot admit disposal of German East Africa by agreements in which Belgium did not participate.
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Crown Prince Enters Pottery Trade in Poland Dispatch
Former German crown prince moves into the pottery business. A new company on the island of Whereen in the Nore sea names Frederick William Klohenzotlern as director manager, a major investor. A portrait tile, reportedly bought for 40,000 dollars, was prepared for Premier Clemenceau of France.
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Wire Service Restored After Rio Grande Storm
Brownsville Texas reports gradual restoration of wire service across the lower Rio Grande valley after a severe wind flood and rain storm Wednesday night. Estimates list fifteen dead and property damage over 10600, mainly to small farm houses and outbuildings. The storm also damaged crops, with high losses anticipated.
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Generals Instructed To Have All Men Discharged by June
wartime notice indicates the war department orders all drafted men and those enlisted for the emergency to be discharged by June 14. authorities list Bragg Phreys East Fort and others as part of the directive, with unclear names due to OCR.
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Conspiracy to Induce British Sailors to Mutiny
France reports a conspiracy to induce British sailors to mutiny and demobilize by marching from barracks. Four stations in France and several in England are named as involved, with attempts to persuade sailors and soldiers to withdraw from ports. The plot aims to force government action through disorder and quick demobilization.
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Flight from Halifax will start Saturday
Washington May 1 The departure of naval seaplanes N G2 and N G8 from Halifax for Toopassey Bay N F on the second leg of their trans Atlantic flight has been planned unlit tone from the navy department as advised before noons today in a radio message from the supply ship Baltimore at Halifax Commander Towers explained one propeller work was necessary but did not detail. Less favorable night weather forecast by the weather bureau. Senate will ratify treaty New Orleans May 8 I am firmly convinced the senate will ratify the pean treaty said senator An dagger of Alabama Democrat in an address here today.
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War Bureau Appeal on Disabled Veterans Addresses
The War Risk Insurance Bureau appeals for disabled soldiers and sailors entitled to compensation who may not be receiving it. A 6 percent change of address requires immediate notification to the bureau. Nearly 3,000 checks totaling thousands of dollars were returned due to promt address updates.
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Prohibition Resolution Urges Beer and Light Wines Sale
ST LOUIS May 9 A Prohibition resolution urged the sale of beer and light wines for a limited period. The American Legion session discussed national guard and regular army parity with controversy over veterans and enforcement. Prohibition and employment questions were sent to resolutions committee for final presentation.
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Labour Views On Peace Terms Defective Treaty
London May 8 The British Labour Party executive issues a manifesto condemning the terms imposed on Germany. It argues the treaty favors capitalism and imperialism, omits progressive armament measures, and allows German malcontent over Saar and disputed territories. It urges reconsideration by the Allied powers.
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Wilson Appeals Prompted Mixed Reactions Across Nations
Reports from Paris May indicate Belgian and Polish delegates express satisfaction with the treaty discussions. Washington notes President Wilson issued a message urging the American people to support the panels’ disposition, while other representatives including Holstein and Benes convey cautious approval of the settlement.
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British Losses in Disorders in Egypt Reported
London dispatch reports total military casualties in the disorders in Egypt for the past months. Five British wounded, Indian troops six killed and twenty five wounded. Riot casualties estimated around one thousand, including predatory gangs.
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Russia to be recognized by allies says Paris dispatch
Paris reports indicate a growing movement to recognize Admiral Kolchak at Simek and the central Russian government in Archangel. President Tchaikovsky of the northern government has agreed to recognize Kolchak if Archangel and other regional authorities are allowed to ratify actions. Similar steps are expected from General Denikin's Cossack government at Yekaterinodar. Dispatches note the Dolboevik forces retreated from Samara while Dolshovists pursued near the Volga.
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German answer to peace treaty outlined and dates noted
A May 8 report from Havre indicates German replies to the peace treaty will address phases of the document. A commission will study the German answer and notify if modifications are needed, with a likely four to five day window for German consent. The pact may take twenty five to thirty days to finalize.
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Georgia Senator Eyes Equal Suffrage Support from Europe
Washington May 9 A newly elected Georgia senator William J Harris now in Europe has told President Wilson he will vote for the equal suffrage amendment. A Senate poll showed more than a two thirds majority, making passage likely in the extra session. Suffrage advocates expect final action early in the extra session of Congress.
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Immediate Solution to Join Russia and Use Bolshevik Troops
Berlin and London dispatches report German delegates at Versailles split over the peace terms. A British authority cites a push for immediate peace with Russia and Bolshevik troops, while other officials warn the proposed terms threaten Germany’s future. Public discussion spans reliance on President Wilson and economic viability.
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German Proposals For Peace And Separation In Reply Cablegrams
May 8 report from Panis notes German delegates in response to the current peace talks will propose to particularly reserve the right to separate for the presidents cablegrams to Secretary Glass. Washington dispatches say the German offer aims to sustain the honor and credit of the nation and to honor the sacrifices of military men while pursuing victory over a final peace settlement. The plan includes continuing to occupy former German colonies and to ensure the peace effort remains financially sound and popular among Americans.
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Reporters Return to Bertin Amid Wartime Press Travel
Reporters rejoined Bertin amid wartime confusion as German couriers arrived with news. AP dispatch notes editors and stringers resuming coverage after disruptions, aiming to report on peace terms and ongoing negotiations amid shifting fronts.
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