German note on terms for repatriation of prisoners
The German foreign ministry notes with satisfaction that the draft treaty covers repatriation of German and allied prisoners. It urges unconditional repatriation for war and civil prisoners, including those punished for other offenses, and supports commissions to speed up transfers. Germany seeks aid to improve economic conditions and guaranteed reparations for costs, plus provision of new outfits for returning prisoners.
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New Skyward Flights in the Corn Market Headlines
Sensational market note from Chicago on May 12 reports sharp gains in corn prices as tight supply and possible wet weather slow planting. May deliveries rose to about 1.77 a bushel after midday trading, marking the strongest prices yet for the current crop.
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Chicago
Passport Rules Relax Between United States and Mexico
May 12 Washington reports say passport rules have been loosened to ease cross border travel. Either nation’s residents may obtain permit cards allowing border crossing and emergency visits, with guards and trains to follow as traffic resumes. A second dispatch notes Mexican officials cite rail repairs amid border tensions.
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Washington
United States
Mesleo
Stle Department
Wilson Defends American Ideals In Paris Address
President Wilson, speaking at the Paris Academy of Moral and Political Sciences, rejected the notion that Americans worship wealth. He argued Americans balance wealth with justice and duty, stressing that the nation's spirit is humane and public-spirited.
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United States
America
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K American University
Peonlea
American University
International peace talks and allied meetings at Versailles
World leaders discuss the Vallan question as German notes and propaganda draw Allied nations. German and Austrian delegations prepare positions at Versailles while French and British envoys urge labor alliance themes. Armed forces reportedly poised for action near Petrograd as Vienna signals arrivals and communications curtailment.
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Versailles
Count Vom Grockaarts-Rantzau
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Berlin
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Paris
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U. S. Planes To Start Out Well Equipped
U S hydroairplanes will depart with six crew, extra propellers, and spare parts to handle potential failures. Commander Towers notes weight could rise to 28 800 pounds but drop to 23 300 pounds after surface cruise. Enlarged crew and gear aim to counter propulsion issues observed on the East Atlantic flight.
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Elffelny Fall Road
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Packing Company to Act as Agent in Beef and Bacon Sale
Washington reports the War Department agreed with the packing industry to dispose of about 110 million tons of beef and 69 million pounds of bacon by export to relieve food inflation in Europe. The sale would be controlled by a sales director with the packing industry acting as agent, pricing and distribution set to stabilize markets.
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War Department
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The State and Freedom of Speech in Public Discourse
Fragmented discussion argues against viewing the state as an ultimate authority and asserts individual voice matters. Emphasizes freedom of speech as protective, warning that silence may hide folly, while open discourse reveals truth through civic exchange and critique.
Austrian peace delegation departs Vienna by special train
Peace delegates begin their journey from Vienna at 3 20 today aboard a special train. The delegation is scheduled to reach Varia on Welpesday, marking the start of their resumed talks and negotiations for accord.
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Subscribers Notice On Paper Delivery In Ogden Canyon
The Standard will be delivered to Ogden Canyon for the summer. Subscribers may have their delivery moved to Canyon home by calling 56 to arrange the change with the carrier.
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Canyon
Secretary Glass Replies to Criticism on Prices
May 12 report from Washington states Treasury Secretary Glass rejected attacks by Georg N. Peels on the industrial board. Glass said the board attempted to set minimum prices for necessities and repudiated the action as contrary to economics and public policy. Separately, in Brazil, Mandeiroy da Albuquerque denounced U S actions in Mexico and warned of debt payments and future colonies, criticizing U S war conduct and the Monroe Doctrine.
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German unfurls banner with fourteen points inscribed
Germany seizes and unfurls a new banner bearing fourteen points attributed to President Wilhelm. The move follows remarks credited to the German president and is reported by The Associated Press from Breunin on a Sunday in May.
Dirigible C-5 Landing Prepared at Quidi Vidi Valley
A US landing party from the cruiser Chicago prepared a cricket field in Quidi Vidi valley St John’s Newfoundland as a mooring and landing site for the naval dirigible C-5. Anchors were set about 250 feet apart to secure the airship on arrival May 13. The airship will anchor near its deck and may depart soon after docking. Weather delays from Atlantic conditions hinder progress.
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Alante
Austrians Demand Direct Wire to Home Capital
Paris May 12 Austrian authorities press for direct, reliable cable and telephone links with the Austrian peace delegation during negotiations, arguing Germany already has access. It remains unlikely that they will share their facilities to aid former Austrian allies.
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Paris
Avstrian
Pease
Thea
Kie Amett
Willy Wyres
Balloon Pilot Flies Message Over Pennsylvania
Akron dispatch reports a Navy free balloon race entry dropping a message near Lancaster Pennsylvania at 7 am as the balloon crossed Pennsylvania. The note cited Ready for Ready and Paris peace treaty progress with expected coast arrival by noon. The chaotic text references the London treaty and Austrian fraud allegations amid the war era dispatch.
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Lancaster
Halloon Chamber of Commerie
Paris
Aletris
London
Italy
Spartacans and Socialists Again Trouble Germany
Spartacans and independent Socialists active in central Germany forced the district mayor and director to lead a radical parade with red flags. The officers were beaten by the crowd. Gustav Noske, the defense minister, asked to send government troops to restore order and was granted. The Erfurt workers council threatened a general strike if troops enter and if those leaders are not removed.
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Germany
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