German Peace Terms Threaten German People, Says Note
Ver sailles note from Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, head of the German delegation, warns that the economic terms of the peace treaty would ruin Germany by destroying industry and starving millions. It argues Germany has become an industrial nation able to feed 40 million and cannot sustain 67,000,000 workers without relief, predicting mass emigration or death without relief works.
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H.— Fount van Drackdorff Rantzau
Pency Milesien
Versailles
M. Cleimencoat
Price
Germany
Nole
Ag Aus Qaracten
Milion Peraona
Asain Industria
Cormana
Ton Drockdorff
Germans Forget Ruin Inflicted On The French
Paris May 14 Speaking at a committee meeting Lela Nally wilsater of justice said the French suffered ruin through requisitioning and war damage. He claimed Allied justice must punish those who violated the Versailles treaty, though he insisted the treaty itself was not born of conquest or hatred.
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Paris
Lela Nally Wilsater
France
Encinita
Moonshine Raid Finds Still in Oregon War-Torn Area
In Oregon a moonshine still was discovered during a raid near the Tualatin river. Authorities report about sixty gallons of mash ready for distilling were found and destroyed. a mob attacked a Black man, Lloyd Max, aged 20, fatally harming him and leaving his body dumped by a creek amid racial violence in Mississippi.
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Tualalin
Vicksbuug
Miss
Lloyd’ Max
Haber
EsFaIte
Renny White
Carranza Faces Robbery Charge in Montreal Bank Case
New York May 14 Venustiano Carranza president of Mexico is charged in a Mexican court with complicity in a vast bank robbery. William Mitchell former Banco de Londres y Mexico manager accuses Carranza of seizing 140000 sult and diverting 919000,000 in 1918 via decrees. Mitchell claims trials reveal government acts to control currency, imprison officials, and divert bank assets to treasury for political expenses.
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New York
Venustilano Corvance
Mexico
Mipremo Court
Nere
Wiliam 1
Mitchel
Banco de Donviren
Mesleo
Mexico City
Seexiie
Altrode Cataregt
Cartanza'a
Camminsion
Agaloal Che Bank of
Montreal
Sha Camminsion
Mitchell
Bance de Londres Y Maxica
Carentan
Tanga
Snsum
Banco de Londiex
Mibehetl
Carranza
Ign Papera
Arcori
KOM
Alger
Young marine pistol shot champion crowned in Canton
Young Marine Corps recruit, 15, from Canton wins pistol shot title at D Auvers range. He outshoots rivals across all stages, posting high scores among a field including 1,023 points and 1,201 possible, with Corporal Leland Pay of South Tasasons also claiming a top honor in the same event.
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Fragen
Trivate Orville TD
York
Canton
Olde
Heuamin
W. Dell
Victary
Oglyen
Indley
Leland K. Payoy
South Tasasons
Cat
Idaho Flour Found In Small Barrels
Idaho flour shipments were discovered mispackaged in small barrels totaling 4178 pounds. State officials reported the sacks were short of standard weight by about nine pounds per quarter barrel, violating established weights and measures standards.
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Delta
Atnte
Ban Francisca
Johnson
Veletia
Sinane
San Franciseo
Johnnan Habe
Aiandandt
Repeal Prohibition Moves in Congress Opening Session
The measure to repeal prohibition will be introduced at the opening session of Congress next week by Representative Gallivant of Massachusetts. The bill, put forward in the closing days of the last session, faced committee delays but now advances as a party effort amid wartime strains.
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Fey
Representative Gallivay
Marsachusettx
Gallivant
Burt
First Overseas Voyage of the Unel Imperator Under American Flag
The Unel Imperator, transferred to the United States in Germany under the armistice agreement, sailed for America from Brest France on its first overseas journey under the American flag. On board were 100 flat claws passengers 2200 Rec and Clare including the 254th Infantry and other units, 810 women, and soldiers brides.
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France
Unel Imperator
United States
Germany
Armistica Rgreement
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Rec
Clare
254Th Infantry
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Imperator
Briel News Details Countywide Improvements Plans
The article reports a major $3 million year in municipal and private improvements across the county including paving sewers court and hospital projects. It notes school building refurbishments this summer at Uintah and mentions officers and capital, with a focus on a Victory Loan drive by local volunteers en route to the eastern campaign.
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Oqelin
Try
Weber Vallege Byningalum
Ree Hospital
Commencement at Weber Normal on Wednesday
Commencement exercises will be held at Weber Normal College with UW H Roberts delivering the address. The graduating class is the largest in school history with sixty five students, diploma distribution planned next Wednesday night. Examinations wrap up Monday, seniors day Tuesday, and fet a day Thursday. Students will vote on the first events location, likely Lori Farr park.
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Weber
UW. H. Roberts
Uie
Lori Farr Park
Six Hour Day Demanded by Strong Labor Union
From the Pacific Coast district 44 boiler makers and shipbuilders union at its annual convention in this city May a endorsed the six hour day. Delegates argued it would ease unemployment during reconstruction and stabilize employment.
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Oardand. Cal
Pacific Coastrater
Ron Shipbuilders
Nolon
Selling Canned Meats Not Intended To Hold Up Prizes
A May report from Washington notes officials and the war department reaching a tentative arrangement with meatpackers to stabilize canned meat prices. The accord aims to avoid price manipulation and ensure steady supplies, affecting regional markets and consumer costs nationwide.
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Washington
Sertetacy Baker
War Department to dispose of special meat stocks
The department announced a few days ago that a locked allotment of two years normal output would be placed on the American market. The secretary said there has been misapprehension about policy in disposing of meat supplies. The meats in question are specially prepared products in unique containers and not sold commercially in the United States. Roast beef and salted pork are not ordinary trade items, and the question is not maintaining price levels but finding a way to dispose of them.
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Department
Quenlon
United States
Found Dead After Arrest On Murder Charge Portland
Portland May 44 Bugrar Tuck an inmate in the county jail under murder charges died today in his cell appearing to have died of natural causes. Mrs Marie Middleton age 20 and Tack Sid were arrested after the discovery of Mrs Tack's body in bed with a pillow. Tack had told police his guilt but the two were charged with second degree murder.
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Portland
Ore
Bugrar Tuck
Nis
Deis
Fenult
T Tack
Marie Middleton
Mra
Tack
Fack
Amateur Athletics Near Paris From June 22 to July 6
Washington reports details for sending an American team to compete at the Allied Athlete Meet in Paris Joinville from June 22 to July 11 General Morel and War Secretary Kenpler discuss routes and demobilized athletes The American team is expected to depart June 9 with plans to view events in Jackson and Paris while officials seek eligible players for the tour
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Washington
Unitestates
A. Avr
Rubien
United States
Nejton
Prankeinield
Pandey Phil
Rublen
New Soles Claim Long Wear Waterproof Comfort
Tracy Munson promotes Noblin Soles as four times longer lasting and waterproof, suited for any shoe style. The Greedyear Tie & Rubber Co. of Akron, Ohio also makes Wingfoot Heels, guaranteed to outwear rivals.
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Mere
Tracy Munson
Neolin
Greedyear Tie & Rubber Co
Akron
Ohin
Educational Problems of the United States
A fragment discusses educational problems in the United States and mentions a proposed federal law that could be among early acts of a new administration. The text appears to be an OCR fragment with unclear context and garbled phrasing.
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United States
Education ailement proposes national effort against illiteracy
An article from the Seattle Times discusses a proposed federal education push tied to the American Federation of Teachers and the National Education Association. It credits Horace Mann Towner of Iowa with leading the plan to create a national office for education and urges federal partnership with states to reduce illiteracy, aiming for a fully Americanized populace within a decade.
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W. W. Jermanes
Seattle Times
Euber
Yor Teary Ve Education
Horace Mann Towner
Iowa
National Education Association
American Federation Int Teachers
American Federations At Labor
Fed
Relief for the Near East Is a Very Big Sum
New York May 14 The largest single appropriation for Near East relief, totaling 3 600 000 dollars, was approved by the executive committee of the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief at a luncheon hosted by treasurer Cleveland El Dodge. Ambassadors Elkus and Dr John TL Finley spoke of widespread misery from Armenia to Syria. Allocations include 500 000 to Persia, 52 000 to the Caucasus, 400 000 to Beirut, 500 000 to Aleppo, and 450 000 to Constantinople Sofia with the rest to be requested for other missions.
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New York
Near East
American Committee For Armenian and
Stclan Relief
Creveland el Dodge
Trensuer
Unemployment Rise Reported by United States Agencies
In a May 1 release from the United States employment service, unemployment shows an increase with 127,850 out of work reported across 42 locales. Only two cites indicate labor shortages while 29 report balanced supply and demand.
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Walmington
United Fes Employment Service
Twelse
Three Episcopal Prelates Received At the Vatican
ROMM Dreaday May 8. Three prelates of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States were received at the Vatican. Revealed names include Rev. Boyd Vin rent Inshop Southern Ohio and Bishop Reginald Ieher.
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The
Vatican
Dreaday
Agsnelnink Press
Protestant Episcopal Church
United States
Boyd Vinrent
Inshop Southern Onio
Wight Ree
Charles Th. Maderson
Hishey
APS
Reginald Ieher
Mission leaders seek world church conference aims
Weller of the Fond du Lac diocese and Rev. S Patbot Rogers arrived at Racloe College with Rev. Edward J Parsons of Berkeley. They presented to Monsignor Corrett their plan to visit Greece Constantinople Bulgaria Romania and Serbia to discuss a world conference of churches to unify the Christian church.
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Weller
Fond du Lac
Wis
Patbot Rogers
Racloe College
Edward J, Parsons
Berkeley
Cal
Monsignor Corrett
Vatican
Greece
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Serbia
World Conference of Churches
KEEPING YOUNG BY FEEDING LIVER AND BOWELS
Secret of staying youthful lies in active bowels and liver says Dr. Edwards. Olive Tablets, a honey colored remedy, are pitched as a gentle substitute for calomel and sold for 10c and 25c per box. Advertisement mentions Reames leaving government service and retiring to private practice. also a brief note on Speaker-elect Gillette Loday rehearsing the call to session amid motion picture interests.
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Edwards
Ohio
Class Church and Class State Are Sources of Weakness
Ray mond Robins of Chicago, who spent eleven months in Russia during the war with the American Red Cross, told Louisville churchgoers that the class church and the class state have failed to promote world welfare. He cited Britain France Italy Germany and Russia as weak links and urged the American church to foster proper class relations through unity.
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Louisville
Raymond Robins
Chicago
Russia
In Church World Movement
America
Unis J
Teesiz
Rod Ins
Great Britain
France
Italy
Germany
Huegart
Rodins
Edith Cavell Body Arrives in Paris for Memorial Service
The English nurse Edith Cavell executed by Germans arrived in Paris from Calais and is to be honored in a specially prepared chapel before a London memorial service at Westminster Abbey. A naval officer and military aides met the coffin at the pier as processions moved through crowded streets past women war workers and marching columns.
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Paris
Edith Cavell
Mraeslis
London
Westminster Abbey
Doctor Tells How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
A damaged OCR ad urges tobacco users to quit. It claims tobacco harms nerves, vital organs, and heart with symptoms like breathlessness, memory loss, and headaches. The ad promotes Nicotel tablets as a quick, inexpensive remedy to curb cravings.
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