Peace Offer From Germany Scorned by America
London May 1 A German peace offensive aimed at President Wilson was rejected in Washington. Professor George D Herron in Geneva recounted how German emissaries Quidde and de Jong Vanbeck pressed Autonomy for Alsace Lorraine and other concessions. Herron, a friend of Wilson, rejected the overtures, warning they would harden American resolve to continue the war.
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Textile Industry Crippled Says Socialist Reichstag Member
Kraetag, a Socialist member of the Reichstag, warned in a debate on imperial economic demand that four textile titles in Cer were paralyzed and idle workers faced growing desperation. He urged provision to keep skilled textile workers ready for postwar resumption, noting current compulsion into menial labor at starvation wages.
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Bannwart Sues Senator Lodge Over Alleged Defamation
A damaged clipping from Tooston reports Alexander Hagan wart Carrierly 8 professioun) claims Senator Henry Lodge defamed him in a suit filed here. The complaint seeks $20,000 in damages alleging false statements and political pressure linked to a vote. Lodge accused Bannwart of crimes and was briefly detained. further court action was noted as pending.
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Ayal
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Alor Lodge
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Peerning
Forfeits S80 bail in police court for liquor charge
Ericksen forfeited $60 bail after appearances in police court on a charge of having liquor. The story recounts a trip from Richmond to Ogden for a family visit, meeting a friend named Rely, and an evening drinking at a hotel on Twenty Mey street. Erickson was arrested and jailed after a witness described drinking from a bottle. officers arranged with relatives in Richmond to post $50 bail.
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Berlin Faces Pressure From Inziealy Bandit
A Berlin detective confronted a taxicab driver who refused a routine trip without a $5 tip. The detective jumped aboard the cab, the driver threatened to ram a lamppost, and the officer drew his revolver to overpower him. The tense incident spilled into the street amid fear and chaos.
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Mic Intier
U S L Requests Higher Rates on Ore Freight
Washington May 10. The U S L asked the interstate commerce commission for a fifty cent net carload increase on coal ore and other mineral products from Butte and Anaconda Mont to New York and eastern points. Northern Pacific and Great Northern sought similar ore rate hikes from Washington Idaho and Montana to western and gulf territories.
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Pope Message Urges Prayer As Fourth Year Ends
Rome reports a special papal message urging global prayer and mass intentions on St. Peter's Day, warning of continuous violence and afflictions as Europe nears the fourth year since the crisis began. The pope cites divine guidance and urges reliance on God while recalling Jehosephal’s prayer for deliverance. A separate note mentions a swift suffragist and various local remarks, including campus life and wartime actions in the West Front.
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Man Attacked by Dog at Ox Den Macaroni Plant
Amos Stone of Liberty avenir 1643 suffers a dog bite on the left leg while passing the Ox den macaroni factory on North Washington Avenue about 7:30 PM. The dog, tethered to the building, leaped from the steps and torn the leg. the bite was treated by Dr. Hera Rich. Police killed the dog. head may be sent to the state bacteriologist for examination.
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