German cabinet aims to negotiate treaty terms
London May 9 An Exchange Telegraph dispatch reports Chancellor Scheldemann urged Berlin to resist the treaty after comparing Allied proposals with Wilson's fourteen points. He said the terms would spell doom for Germany and noted German delegation at Varantiles would present notes to the Allies outlining differences and seeking a satisfactory peace. Carlin Nev May 9 Lieutenant Curtis and pilot Laforte killed when plane crashed near Mather Field en route to Ogden Utah. co-pilot injured and both passengers buried under wreckage.
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Ogden Anyon Service Schedule Notice
Ogden announces weekend transportation service adjustments for May dates. Cars operate along Washington Avenue every 45 minutes starting at 12, with service extending Saturday and Sunday. Please observe station at 7230 street for pickup.
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Ruth Garrison Is Not Guilty in Poisoning Case
Seattle May court finds Ruth Garrison not guilty by reason of insanity or mental irresponsibility at the time of the crime. Jury verdicts questioned the defendant's mental state and whether it persisted to the trial, leading to transfer to a state hospital for feeble minded. Smiling, Ruth Garrison showed a broad smile as the verdict was read. Spectators gasped and some jurors shook.
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Fire of Mysterious Origin Destroys an Aberdeen Steamer
A fire of mysterious origin destroyed an Aberdeen steamer causing extensive damage. The incident, reported May 2, resulted in estimated losses around 509,000 dollars. A favorable wind reportedly helped limit further spread and authorities investigated the blaze.
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Day of Sorrow for the Germans Distress in Germany
May 8 dispatch from Copenhagen reports the German people endure months of hardship and public despair. The imperial government requests expressions of sympathy from free states while authorities urge calm and restraint amid widespread disappointment and cries.
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Airplanes Arrive For Railroad Day Celebration
The first plane completed the Saccamignin to Ogden leg over Storr Nevada nipi mining route arriving yesterday. Lt P M Roders commanded the De Havilland plane while Lt W M Deck was chosen by the trainer. The fleet’s De Vinviland flown by Lt Beek and Sgt W Reed stopped at Carlin Nex after a 206 mile flight in two hours.
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Austrians to Leave Monday Amid War Developments
Unclear text reports Austrians set to depart Monday with plans to reach Paris by Monday. Notes on wartime moves and Allied actions are referenced, but details are garbled and uncertain.
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Destroyers To Aid Seaplanes In Atlantic Crossing
An article reports plans for destroyers to assist seaplanes crossing the Atlantic. The operation would connect New Guinea with the Azores via a chain of air and naval supports, with emphasis on rapid passage and minimal layovers. A political note mentions a former public official involved in industrial ventures as part of a broader regional context.
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Trading Follows Peace News Amid Market Turbulence
News wires report trading erupts in streets as House members learn a three day cease trade was ordered by the exchange committee following the Vernabès peace terms note. Securities tumble while foreign exchange edges higher, amid broad economic commentary from financial writers. An advertisement from Foley & Co. appears amid the chaotic copy.
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Chinese resist signing peace treaty amid uncertain pledges
Chinese delegates insist a written assurance from the council of three is needed before signing the peace treaty. They warn that without a formal promise, China’s position could worsen than under the Japanese Three-Power Treaty, which pledged specific terms. The issue centers on whether verbal agreements will suffice and how to secure cabinet approval.
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Stricken by Peace Treaty Sparks Debate Across Germany
Reporting from May 8, observers note a divided German stance as the treaty elicits reluctance to sign while strikes grow. Conservatives favor renewed Entente influence, but Bolshevik sympathizers dwindle in a shrinking minority amid rising upheaval and calls for potential further conflict.
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Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Exhibit Opens in Columbia
The Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Exhibit opens in Columbia showcasing a vast collection of memorabilia and souvenirs from his life. Prominent leaders and patrons from around the world, including Viscount Milner and Sir Clifford, attend the opening and discuss the era’s African and colonial themes.
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German Peace of Right proposal urged by German government
German proclamation declares a peace of right on a basis of lasting world peace. It criticizes Allied terms based on November notes and urges unity and labor to preserve the German nation. The appeal calls on all Germans to back the government and work toward reconstruction and freedom of the German people.
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Sacramento Falls In Slugfest As Eldred Delivers Win
In Sacramento California on May 9 the home team lost a see-saw game as Brick Eldred sparked the effort with a late go ahead hit. Pinelli and Middleton drove in runs for the visitors while Gus Fisher and Kruge contributed for the locals. Rumler, McDennis and Vernon figures were also involved in the tense ballgame.
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Talians Demand Treaty Stance Amid Paris Talks
Paris dispatch notes Italian delegates press for a treaty position at the French Conference. French circles see Italy pausing claims to Tide swt wall, warning that London gate exceptions could trigger broader Greek crisis and destabilize the peace effort.
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Galena
Olive Tablets touted as calomel substitute by Dr Ed
An advertisement declares Olive Tablets provide a gentle liver and bowel aid without calomel. It claims they restore normal function, remove dark mouths and bad breath, and are produced by a Dr Ed noted for years of practice. The copy markets the tablets as a safe laxative for chronic constipation and torpid liver.
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Weather Wet Grounds Postpone Several Early Games
A series of postponements due to wet field conditions affected early sports action. AUSL Bonis-St. Louia-Dewalt, New York-Washington-New York, Cleveland-Chicago-Cleveland, and Boston-Philadelphia games were delayed by rain and cold notably hindering play.
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Tobacco habit dangers warn readers in ad column
A rough advertisement warns that tobacco use harms the heart and health. It touts a mock remedy and cautions readers to buy nicotine tablets from a drugstore, promising quick, dramatic results while noting money-back refunds if the product fails.
Discrimination Alleged in Coal Purchases Report
An Indianapolis telegram dated January 1 alleges discrimination by the railroad and road administration in coal purchases. It cites the United Mine Workers of America and officials, warning that policy and daily life impact minority workers, urging action against bias.
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Afghan Mission Violates Treaty Arrives in Moscow
A Russian wireless message reports the Afghan mission has reached Moscow to establish relations with Russia, claimed to breach the Afghanistan Great Britain treaty that restricted entry into foreign relations without approval from the realm.
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Navy Victory Ship Nearing New York In Loans Rise
A damaged Navy news item notes the destroyer Cath near New York harbor as subscription levels for Victory Liberty loans rise. The report is incomplete but indicates the vessel’s progress at full speed toward the Virgins with heightened Navy Department attention and public financial rally.
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Bolsheviks Refuse Prisoner Exchange Talks at Archangel
Archangel May An allied commission including Captain A Harzield of Kansas City returned from Vologda after failed talks to exchange prisoners The Bolsheviks turned the meeting political and dodged the prisoner issue Private August B Peterson of Whitehall Mich died of wounds and shell shock The prisoners in Vologda were well treated but endured Bolshevik propaganda and political pressure The commission noted the lack of progress despite some prisoners being sent to the streets
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Churches to rally churches against saloon workers
The national executive committee of the anti saloon league, meeting in Cleveland, urged all churches to draw public attention from their pulpits on Sunday June 8 to the alleged attempts to defeat prohibition. It also planned a worldwide conference on prohibition in Washington on the 4th, 5th and 6th, with about fifty countries expected.
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Jewelers Hold Convention at Atlantic City
Report from Atlantic City covers the annual National Wholesale Jewelers association convention. Speakers said trade acceptances could reach forty million dollars in jewelry credit. Noble R. Fuller elected president. other officers named as DP, T engo, and Murdock.
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Senator Harris Probes Cotton Shortage and Needs
Senator Harris reports findings from an investigation into American cotton requirements and wartime disruptions. He discussed foreign sources including Turkey Poland and Italy and noted how postwar demand may strain supplies while advising how to meet growing needs.
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Important Factor in Cutting Shoe Explase
Charla Pearson of San Diego relates long lasting use of Neahin Soles with two pairs worn by months of comfort at expense. The soles, created by The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co in Avon Ohio, are waterproof and resoleable.
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