Talks Calls Treaty Mailed Fist Peace With Slavery
A chaotic U S Navy air voyage from Rockaway to Halifax suffers engine failures and forced landings. The N C4 seaplane and crew reach safety at Chatham harbor while repairs are planned and weather conditions determine further travel. In Halifax reports, Prime Minister Hirsch denounces a peace terms as a mailed fist prompting national unity. An Entente claim denies Romanian advance accounts amid Hungarian tensions.
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Vernon Metcalf to Assist Nevada Livestock Association
Assistant District Forester Vernon Metcalf, previously overseeing operations at the Incal district, has been granted a leave of absence to serve as secretary for the Nevada Livestock Association in Reno. The Agriculture Department approved the leave on request of the association’s executive committee, aiming to coordinate with government bureaus to support cattle and sheep growers statewide. Metcalf has long served in forest and range work in Nevada and will base his headquarters in Reno, planning to depart mid month.
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Tri State Sunday School Outing Planned for June 13
Preliminary arrangements set by Weber, North Weber and Ogden committees for Tri-State Sunday School outing. Dinner and voting venue chosen. Lagoon, Martian 6000 area expected participants from L D S Sunday schools across three stakes. Committees named for arrangements and program with listed chairmen and members.
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Catarrhal Deafness Remedies Sold With Caution
Public notice offers a home remedy for catarrhal deafness claiming quick relief from nasal congestion and hearing loss. It promotes Parmint solution with sugar, claiming tonic and blood benefits, and urges readers to consult a druggist for the preparation suitable for those with hearing impairment.
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Councils Resume Talks on Austria Hungary Boundaries
Paris May 9 The council of four and the council of foreign ministers resumed discussions this morning focusing on the Allien and Austria. Officials review reports and consider boundaries of former Austro-Hungarian territories as the peace treaty takes shape.
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Rescue at Ogden Sanitarium Pool Averts Tragedy
A man identified as A. W. Schooner nearly drowned in a hot pool at the Ogden sanitarium. An attendant found him submerged. emergency crews arrived within minutes and transported him to a hospital where he received care. The incident followed a prior heart condition and was treated as a near fatal in-pool accident at the baths.
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Austrian Envoys to Arrive May 12 Is Report
Paris dispatches report the Austrian delegation to Germany scheduled to arrive May 12 aboard the SS Germate. Influential members split over the proposed incorporation of German Anstey, with President Frank Klein opposing and Lamysch also dissenting, while others show division and uncertainty.
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Germans to object to parts of treaty say report
The National Writ ing today publishes what is said to be the official stance of the government. It reports Berlin will refuse to sign any treaty provision seen as oppressive to Germany, including clauses on the Saar Valley and the Danube region, while pursuing negotiations on these points.
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German U-boat captain held at Tower in London
The Star reports a German submarine commander arrived in London from Spain and was imprisoned in the Tower. He is said to have commanded a U boat that sank several hospital ships, according to the newspaper's understanding.
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Senators edge Bees in eighth to win tense game
Middleton sacrificed to second setting up Eldred for the winning center single in the eighth. Markle pitched solidly but endured late misplays as the Senators tied in the fifth and pulled ahead late. Johnson left with an injury in the fourth, while Mulligan and Snell led the Bees with timely hits before Salt Lake secured the victory.
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Strangler Lewis Marries Dr Ada Scott in Mercer Pa
Robert F. Strangler Lewis the wrestler wed Dr Ada Scott in Mercer Pennsylvania on a May afternoon. The couple began their romance a decade ago in San Jose California after a wrestling injury left Lewis with a broken leg and Scott, then a railroad surgeon, cared for him. The ceremony was moved from Youngstown Ohio to comply with state residency requirements.
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Yesterday's Results From City Baseball Standings
Yesterday's scores show Brooklyn 2 over Philadelphia 1. New York 3 beat its rival 2. Pittsburgh 4 defeated St Louis 2. Chicago Cincinnati Chicago games postponed due to rain. Today features St Louis at Pittsburgh and Cincinnati at Chicago with New York at Brooklyn.
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American League Yesterday's Results Report
Yesterday's AL results include St Louis-Detroit a poor showing with Cleveland beating Philadelphia 4 to 1. The box contains scattered scores and errors with teams listed. today's schedule lists Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston, Chicago at Cleveland, and St Louis at Detroit.
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Weather Delays Postpone Midwest Hockey Game
In a day of wild weather disruptions the Minneapolis Louisville game was postponed due to cold and rain. Officials announced further postponements as winter weather affected multiple city matchups.
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Bees Fall Short as Eighth Straight Defeat Arrives
In Sacramento California on May 8 the Seals beat the Bees 5 to 4 in a tense game, their third straight win over the Bees this season. A late scramble produced the decisive goal, capping a thrill packed contest that slipped from Bees earlier.
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Thomas Nelson Page To Resign Post at Conclusion of Peace
Paris May 9 Thomas Nelson Page American ambassador to Italy will resign his post upon the conclusion of peace. The announcement came from headquarters here as the peace process proceeds and relations with Italy continue to be managed by the U S diplomatic corps.
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Chinese delegation declines peace treaty over Shantung settlement
Paris dispatch reports the Chinese delegation received cabled instructions from Peking not to sign the peace treaty due to the Shantung settlement. Instructions to the same effect came from rival northern and southern governments at the peace conference in Shangbal.
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New Bee Law Tightens Rules and Inspections in County
County bee inspector Geo A Poulter announces a new statute effective June 1 1919 banning box hives without movable frames and outlining penalties up to 100 dollars. Annual inspections required with authority to destroy diseased hives and require healthy certifications for movement of bees into or out of the county. Violators face fines or imprisonment. Also note Weber stake Sunday school session at Weber Academy 2530 oclock.
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Senators Debate Treaty of Peace and League of Nations
Washington May reports show senators weighing the Versailles pact as they study the full text mulling whether the United States should join Britain in promising France aid if attacked while some leaders urge restraint and others hail the covenant as a monumental moral document amid calls to separate the league from the treaty and to publish the classifieds.
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