Debate over German merchant shipping claims in Commons
In London on May 19 the division of German mercantile shipping and America’s plan to receive all vessels interned in American ports dominated Commons questions. Ten Tillet pressed Andrew Bonar Law on claiming a share of enemy shipping by Britain’s war losses. Law declined to discuss specifics, urging trust in British delegates. Horatio Bottomley challenged Wilson to show real commitment by not claiming ships for themselves. No reply from government.
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America
House of Commons
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Lonar Law
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Wilson
Clarence Mackay Says No Compensation to Gov't
Clarence Mackay president of Postal Telegraph Cable urges Congress not to use any favorable telegraph line settlement to hinder calls for higher telephone rates. He states the company does not seek government compensation and is content to receive what it has earned, stressing the issue should not become a bargaining chip over rate increases.
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New York
Clarence Jr. Mackay
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Congress
Officer recounts flight ordeal with wrecked NC-1 in fog
Lieutenant Commander Bellingar described the crash and salvage of the NC-1 after fog forced loss of bearings. The crew landed amid heavy swells, a gusting wind, and failed attempts to contact the other vessel, then were picked up at 6:20 p.m. after a lifeboat lowered. Seasick but uninjured, they survived as radio range proved limited and rescue followed.
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Aviators Fall To Sea Off Orleans Off Chatham
Maze March 13 Lieu feant Charista Aurich of Reading Va and Quartermaster Herbert Har anatine of Watettown believed lost when their WA seaplant fell into the sea off Orleans today. Orleans guard crew searched hours after the accident as officials hoped they might be alive. Ensign Everett P Welsh of the crewing team guided the machine to the hospital with a serious but improving sound report.
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Reading
Herbert Haranatine
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Everett P. Welsh
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Utah Dentists to Hold State Convention in Ogden
The Utah State Dental Association plans a state convention in Ogden with speakers and clinicians including a traveling speaker from the American headquarters in Washington. General Pershing news is noted but unrelated to the Dentists meeting. The event is set for May with sessions over several days and a program along the Weber/Rhine Road route.
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Geers
General Pershing
United States
Utah State Dental
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Ogden
Felehy
Senate criticizes new league covenant and demands amendments
In a Washington statement Senator Tidge declares the revised league of nations unacceptable in its present form. He argues the covenant is more dangerous to world peace and American rights than the old treaty and urges amendments before Senate approval.
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Weather hinders search for aviator Hawker off Irish coast
London reports strong southeast winds rain and fog as air ministry ordered planes search for Aviator Harry Hawker and Lt Cmdr Grieve. Communication centers in London are silent with no news and rumors from yesterday not substantiated.
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London
Ireland
Air Ministry
Harry G. Hawker
Hawker
Grieve
Sultan May Not Be Disturbed
Paris reports that prewar notes to infringe Turkish sovereignty stir debate on a Turkish settlement. The Temps notes Mussulmans emphasize their role in anti Turkey operations and reject humiliating Islam. A plan may keep Turkey intact with Constantinople and regional mandates for the United States Greece Italy and France.
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Paris
Edwin Samuel Monaga
India
Maharyajas
Bikaniy
Mussulman
Mussulmars
Turkey
Germany
Constantinople
United States
Greece
Minor
Italy
Anatolia
France
Foch Prepared for Emergency Plan Amid German Peace Talks
Araw and garbled OCR recalls Marshal Foch outlining emergency military actions to be used if Germany rejects a peace treaty. President Wilson discussed with the council of four, and General Pershing's London visit may be postponed to await developments.
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Pattie
Mur Uy
Fath
Papers of Germany Publish Text of Peace Treaty
The German press begins to publish extracts of the peace treaty text. Officials caution that the final wording will be issued by the allied governments and communicated through official summaries to newspapers. The situation may reflect press arrangements and constrained disclosures.
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Papers
Germany
Collalder
Wire Systems Return to Their Companies
In Washington on May 19 officials announced a bi party measure under the wire control act to return wire systems to their owners. The plan is likely to be introduced tomorrow in the county seat, aiming to settle ownership of lines and related assets.
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Washington
Tate
Navy seaplane NC-4 out of transatlantic race to Lisbon
Washington May 19 After a sixty mile gale and heavy seas the missing NC-4 flag ship of the U S naval transatlantic flight squadron entered Ponta Delgada harbor under her own power nearly sixty hours from Newfoundland. The ship was forced down by fog near the Azores and officials abandoned hope for its safety until the crew reached the Azores. Officials report the aircraft herself may require extensive repairs before continuing toward Lisbon.
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Admiral Jackson
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Adlantel Jackson
Ponta Delgada
NCS
transAtlanticight Squadron
Ponta Volgada Harbor
Ana
Fox
Newfoundland
Liston
Plymouth
Ponta Velgada
Jackson
Navy Department
Tony Viil
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Lisbon
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Department Tonight, i ” Offcers
American Troops Not to Be Sent Deeper Into Siberia
Washington reports deny plans to move U S troops further inland in Siberia. Officials say policy of noninterference remains and forces will stay as far inland as practicable to preserve the Siberian expedition’s international character.
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Vladivostok
Sberia
United States
Siberia
Urges Return of National Sanity at NYC Manufacturers Meet
The opening session of the 24th annual meeting of the National Association of Manufacturers focused on industrial betterment, health and safety. A key report warned of propagandists harming property rights and urged sane leadership to combat harmful counsels, stressing labor must accept longer workweeks cannot sustain the economy. The committee pressed for fears over taxation, freight costs, and industrial conditions, and noted cooperative factory bands and services reforms amid ongoing discussions.
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New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Garstion
Industrial wage plan sparks union review and health insurance stance
A representation plan session debated wage and working condition boards for workers and employers. The committee opposed compulsory health insurance as a burdensome, unproven policy. The U S Department of Labor education report urged Congress to sustain the government training service as a wartime necessity. Funeral notices for Malan and Jorene Malan referenced services and interments in local cemeteries.
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Committee On Industrial Education
WH. EB. Miles
Division of Training
United States Department of Labor
Congress
Canal Defects Found in Canal Grade and Seepage
The Canal shows defects in its grade and seepage. The Finisyke Irrigation Company has enlisted the United States Department of Agriculture for help. Mr Margeter from the federal department spent part of last week surveying and gathering data to plan a new system. Initial data indicate grade variation causing extensive seepage and related issues.
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Finisyike Irrigation Company
States Department of Agriculture
Margeter
Hve
Daniels Mrs Margaret Daniels Dies at 67 in Idaho
Friends may view the body Thursday with time for the funeral. Mrs Margaret Daniels wife of John D Dantes died yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Incarn hospital at age 67. Born in Wales May 22 1852 she was daughter of John and Elizabeth Morgan Jones. Survived by husband and children Mrs A Wandy Ogden avid Area Idaho Mrs George Moora and Mrs B J Price Ten grandchildren and one great grandchild. Body at Larkin & Sons undertaking. view this afternoon. Shipment tonight to Mackay Idaho for interment Wednesday.
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Martgaret Daniels
John D. Dantes
Lncar Hospital
Wales
John
Elzabeth Morgan Jones
Shere
A. Wandy
Ogden
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Idaho
George Moora
B. J. Price
Geen
Larkin & Sons
Larkin
Mackay
Itaba
Women Fight With Poles in Battles Against Russass
Paris reports Polish forces and Polish women battalions push north of Lemberg against Ukrainians in Kulikott region as part of the Polish defense. Austrian government faces decree restricting Vienna residents and opposing centralized exchange schemes amid food-for-provisions policy shifts.
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Kulikott
Liberg
Lemberg
Obscure Firm Change Reaches Local Legal Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Frank J. Cheasy becomes senior partner at Art of Fi im & Co amid local routing and state business context. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but reference to Cheasy & Co and regional offices suggesting a professional services firm transition in Tomes LO County area.
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Fi Im & Co
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