Expect 10 Sign Treaty In Paris May 22
Paris reports claim Germany will extend the deadline for submitting replica to allied peace terms, aiming to quiet Berlin unrest. Influential German factions favor accepting the treaty while bankers and military leaders view any Bolshevik outcome as worse. Chancellor Scheidemann and Defense Minister Noske reportedly risked positions with strong statements. If accurate, the extended concession could push a signing between June 12 and June 16.
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Crown Prince May Be Brought Before Great Tribunal
London May 20 Andrew Bonar Law said in the house of commons that former German crown prince Frederick William Hohenzollern would be liable to trial under the German peace treaty. He noted that prison camp commandants would also be liable under the treaty’s terms.
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Mobile Death Toll Soars From Destructive Conflagration
Destruction sweeps Mobile Alabama in a massive fire. Ten by blocks of residence sections burned, property damage estimated at 500000 dollars. About 1506 homes damaged or destroyed, with numerous ships and decks destroyed. Fire relief and evacuation efforts underway as authorities assess the total impact.
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Stop Itching Eczema with Zema Remedy
A dated advertisement promises quick relief for eczema and skin conditions using Zema supplied by druggists. Claims include clearing itching, rashes, pimples, and blackheads, with a non greasy, stain free antiseptic liquid marketed as dependable when others fail.
Weeklong grace extended to Germany in peace talks
A week of grace was granted by allied and associated governments to allow the German peace delegation to study the treaty terms and prepare responses. Berlin also signaled unwillingness to sign, prompting German requests for extensions to draft notes on territorial, Alsace Lorraine, occupied areas, reparations, labor, and war property issues. The extension to May 29 was communicated to M Clemenceau, with authorities noting the complex nature of the negotiations and promising to submit memoranda as feasible.
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Soldiers Ban Mendicant Practices Amid War Dept Efforts
Ban on soldiers selling wares and wandering beggary announced by War Department officials in California. The government vows to curb harmful conduct by privates, with plans to enforce controls and close exemptions. Mention of confiscating worn garments and restricting work in gar ages factories and related sites.
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Canadians Return Home From Siberian Expedition
Canadian Rouiers crowd the Canadian diner Erpress ot as the big ship from Vladivostok arrives. The men, part of the Canadian-Siberian expeditionary forces, are being brought home after years abroad.
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NC-4 Transatlantic Flight Delayed By Rough Seas
High winds at Ponta Delgado prevent the naval seaplane NC-4 from starting toward Lisbon on the second leg of her trans Atlantic flight. The Navy reports Admiral Johnston at Deland says NC-4 will not leave today due to rough seas.
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Poles Denounce Charges by Jews in America
New York May 21 Polish leaders rebut claims by Jewish anti propaganda groups. John F Smulski president of the Polish national department of America says Polish people have faced abuse and misrepresentation for years. He urges restraint but warns against tactics that threaten Polish American unity amid a protest in New York.
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Americans Discover Non-Inflammable Gas For Balloons
May 21 reports reveal a gas discovered by American Mines officials, dubbed hellim or similar, described as non inflaming and suitable for balloons. Delegates told observers that the gas could be used for military purposes, with experts racing to adapt it for commercial use and to supply interest groups.
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Wasteful Methods Continue Amid Reform Advice
A brief note records guidance urging continued end to wasteful practices, promoting redesign of certain devices and encouragement of small industrial consumers. It mentions use of specially designed Basa tag appliances to improve efficiency and reduce waste.
Picture of health for Jean after Tanlac treatment
In Raleigh Tennessee, farmer Les Snell touts Tanlac for his daughter Jean who formerly suffered nervous stomach pains, poor appetite, and pale complexion. After two bottles she reportedly gained ten pounds, stopped indigestion, and resumed eating normally.
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Hawker Lost Soon After Starting by Dropping in Ocean
Fragmentary wartime note describes a Hawker aircraft disaster soon after takeoff, sinking in the sea within hours of alarm. British air service faced delays and confusion as inquiries and weather conditions were discussed.
No Resignations From American Peace Commission
Paris May 21 Director of the American Peace Commission said there have been no resignations among subordinates within his forces none of those named held positions of responsibility nor were of them chiefs of section
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Commencement actions, traffic, and accident reports in Ogden area
News in brief notes that commencement exercises for youth schools will be held at the Ogden tabernacle with a 400 voice chorus. Traffic on the Ogden canyon bridge will halt every hour from sunset while road repairs proceed. An official tax ruling clarifies luxury tax exclusions for certain beverages and items. Thomas J. and Steven Keogh, injured when an auto tire exploded, were improving today after the Monday incident near Ogden en route from their Idaho ranch.
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Higher Salaries Voted to Officers of the Railway Clerks
The National convention of the Railway Clerks approved salary increases for national officers. Grand president received 19,400 dollars for four years, with other roles set at 7,500 dollars, 4,000 dollars, 3,609 dollars, 3,600 dollars, and 3,500 dollars for the scrambling president and organizer positions, amid ceremony and protests.
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Printing Presses For the Germans Mission at Versailles
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Doctor Explains How to Detect Harmful Effects of Tobacco
A doctor from Johns Hopkins outlines harmful impacts of tobacco use on heart, lungs, and mind. The article lists signs of tobacco illness and urges readers to test throat and voice, noting potential heart, digestion, and cancer risks. It promotes stopping tobacco and seeking relief through supportive methods.
Lenin Seeks Global War of Classes in Lenin Quote
Vienna May 21 Associated Press reports Lenine quoted as saying he would not seek peace but wage class warfare until a world brotherhood is achieved. He criticized President Wilson and the Allies as unable to secure enduring peace, warning a world revolution is at hand and noting the potential collapse of capitalist order. The message to Bela Kun urged continued Bolshevik pressure on Austria and Hungary.
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Eighty Glasses of Sparkling Root Beer Sale
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Small Boys Beguiled By Pacific Dream Aboard Enterprise
Two Oakland boys aged 12 and 14 stowed away on the Honolulu steamer Enterprise to seek the Pacific. A gale drove the ship and caused seasickness. The skipper found them adrift twelve miles at sea and brought them back to port aboard the lifeboat Gracie.
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Insane Man Now Sane Gets Verdict For $30,000 Lid
A New York case ends with a $30,000 verdict in favor of Chaloner, who had been insane for 22 years after escaping an asylum. The judge allowed prosecution and the issue centered on alleged excessive damages in a federal case tied to a prior Evening Post report. The matter involves a Virginia court ruling declaring Chaloner sane. In other news, the Amateur Athletic Union plans a major meet in Philadelphia on September 1 and 2, with national championships under the Middle Atlantic association alignment.
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Scientists of the West Meet in Pasadena In May
In Pasadena May 22 scientists from Washington Oregon California Idaho Nevada Utah Arizona Colorado Mexico British Columbia and Hawaii gather for the Pacific division meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Principal themes include exploration of the north Pacific Ocean and the role of science in wartime. About 400 scientists are expected to attend.
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School Teachers in Palatinate Are Devoted to Germany
In Kaiserlautern area, over 599 schoolmasters in the Palatinate sign a resolution pledging devotion to Germany amid the French occupation zone. The measure opposes any effort to detach the Palatinate from Germany, reflecting heightened regional tensions. BRAZIL'S PRESIDENT IN ROME HOME, May 24. President-elect of Fivazil departs Rome by royal train after farewell streets full of crowds.
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