Allies Refute German Peace Report Exaggerations At Paris
Paris may 2 allies and associated powers dismiss the German note from Count von BrockdorffRantzau as untrue and inflated. The Allied reply says the German commission grossly exaggerates and ignores wartime consequences, arguing peace terms are justified by Germanys aggression and need to repair vast damages in Europe. The document notes Germany would surrender merchant tonnage and concede substantial territorial and economic losses.
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An explosion at the American Legation in Sao Joan, Casia Tea, damaged the building on Monday night with no injuries. The State Department ordered an investigation, led by American consul Benjamin T. Chase, as the U S has had no diplomatic relations with Costa Rica since General Tinaca's rise to power.
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Troops Arrive in New York and Nearby Ports
Washington reports expected transport arrivals including units from the 10th division 71st base hospital and 3103rd aero squadrons plus detachments of the 339th machine gun battalion and 312th Ammunition train. Other ships at Newport News bring elements of the 116th infantry brigade and 3514t infantry with convalescent detachments and the 91h division headquarters.
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New Ambassador Welcomed in Paris By the Americans
The American club hosted a luncheon for the new American ambassador Wallace at a Paris event. Henry Wallace, a peace delegate, hinted at conference difficulties and journalistic tensions. The report notes uncertainty on who spoke for French or American media. In related dispatches, Argentina defeated Chile 4 to 1 in a soccer series fifth game, with Brazil and Uruguay to play the final. In Omaha, Rev Ernest Vincent Shaylor of Seattle was elected bishop of Nebraska at the Episcopal diocesan convention following the death of Bishop Arthur Williams.
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International Situation Amid Peace Conference Updates
AP dispatch reports shifts at the peace talks. Chinese delegation may oppose signatures while considering Turkey’s administration as a mandate issue. Allied forces push Bolsheviks, with towns captured as Petograd containment tightens.
Morgenthau urges mandatory mandate for Constantinople
Former ambassador Henry Morgenthau submits a memorandum to President Wilson proposing a U S mandate covering Constantinople Anatolia and Armenia under a single administration for administrative efficiency The plan awaits the commission's study of Turkey conditions as allies and associate powers prepare their positions and the commission departs to assess the situation in Turkey.
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Georgetown Plans Sixty Trees for World War Graduates
Georgetown University will plant and dedicate sixty trees at the June 16 commencement in honor of graduates who died in the world war. The trees will be marked by the American Forestry association and registered on a national honor roll. Each tree will be named aloud during Georgetown ceremonies, with a later circle a travel. Bids for rails. Directorate General Linit considered bids to supply 290000 tons of steel rails to the railroad administration.
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Shils Mission Senate Passes To Tour U S Deficiency Bill
A May report notes Shils Mission to tour the United States this autumn to study economic conditions with 130 prominent men including 25 Swiss parliament members. Other items describe Swiss attitudes toward the Entente, and Senate actions on war-related measures and suffrage timetables.
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British Plan to Divide Prize Preserved for Next of Kin
London reports a plan to allocate ten thousand pounds to the next of kin of Harry G. Hawker and Lieutenant-Commander Mackenzie Grieve if they die attempting to fly and reroute the Atlantis. The proposal mirrors prior agreement between Tranker and Grieve regarding the prize.
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Railway Clerks Advance Private Ownership of Roads
Cincinnati May 22 before adjournment of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks national convention, a motion adopting the Tomb plan for railroad ownership was approved. The plan, largely crafted by Gleam Mumb of Chicago, calls for absolute private ownership of rail lines. Among the presidents elected was R. B. Abbott of Council Bluffs tows.
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Senator King to Introduce Measures on Russian Affairs
Senator King of Utah announced plans to introduce a measure calling on the Department to expel certain aliens linked to the Russian Soviet bureau in New York and to halt propaganda. He also said he would seek recognition of the all-Russian government as the de facto government of Russia. Reports from Vienna note many executed for counter-revolutionary charges by Hungarian communists, with victims publicly displayed in front of the parliament building.
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Gary Forecasts Treaty Acceptance By Governments
New York May 22 Ribert s inry of the United States Steel car paralian declared in a speech hero today that there was reason to imagine the peace terms would be agreed to at once with seriousness by at least majority of governments and that a long of national effort for the continued preservation of peace will be established Mr Gary spoke at the evening of the Tftennth Reneral a feeling of the American Iron and Steel Institute of which he is president
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National Eight Hour Day Bill Proposed by Senator Moses
A national eight hour working day bill was introduced in Washington on May 23 2024 by Republican Senator Moses of New Hampshire. The measure would apply similarly to the Adamson Act governing railroad workers and aims to standardize work hours nationwide.
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Poland Recognises Poland Independence Note From Madrid
The Spanish government in Madrid sent a cordial acknowledgment of Polish independence and the recognition of the Polish government following a communication from Ignacy Jan Paderewski. The report notes cabinet strains and dismissals within the German circle as observers question the rapid moves in Berlin.
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Winnipeg Protest Over Mail Embargo Sparks Action
Winnipeg citizens sent a formal protest to Ottawa over the embargo on mail to and from the city amid a general strike. The protest argues the government must resume mail service immediately. Union leaders dispute the central strike executives and indicate some unions were pressured to join the sympathy action.
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Germans Seek Home for Former Emperor William
The German National People's party presented to the national assembly at Weimar a proposal asking the legislature to provide a governmental home in Germany for former Emperor William.
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International Paper Mills to Reopen Monday May 24
OLENS FALLS May 2 The International Paper mills across the country are set to reopen Monday morning May 24 after a shutdown since May 31 due to a strike. Company officials and union representatives are to hold talks to settle wage demands and return workers to their jobs.
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