Anti-Bolshevik Governments To Be Recognized By Peace Council
NESTERNERS ARE NAMED FOR NEXT. BAPTIST YEAR SER, Colo, May 20. Bulilo, 2 , today wasnontinnously selected by the northern Baptist convention as the meeting place for the 1920 convention of the church. When the nominating committee's report was made public only one name, that being I. Shull of Sioux City, Ia, was submitted for president. Debates followed on two candidates, F. W. Freiman of Denver being placed on the ballot after a motion to postpone. Denver reports say western men and women received prominence in the committee's selections for officers and board members for the coming year.
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Denver
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Nes Moines
Mr. Shu
D.C
U Sion
Peace conference conditional on recognition of Bolshevik governments
Reports from Reuters and Paris describe conditional recognition by the peace conference assembly of Bolshevik regimes led by Kolchak and Denikin. The terms require a genuine constituent assembly in Russia, non-interference with non-Russian territories, and continued Allied support without direct troop deployment, pending the assembly’s决定 on permanent government.
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Deneking
Reuter
Russia
Constituent Assembly
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Ageons Titlent Assembly
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Denekine
Credentials of Austrians Accepted in Peace Talks
May 2 and May 26 dispatches report the Austria peace delegation in Paris having credentials approved by the credentials commission, with Austrian notes to Allied powers on peace terms. Other items cover hopes for resuming talks on the Italian problem, Montgelas’s comments on German surrender, and German financial measures.
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Paris
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Berlin
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Jett
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Clemence
Austria
Vienna
Nominating Committee Talks Convention Plans in Denver
Denver Colo May 26 The nominating committee report, officers election, and next meeting place were the main issues before the Northern Baptist Convention. Speculation swirled around whether a nontraditional president might be chosen, and Buffalo New York was viewed as the likely site for the next gathering.
Wild excitement in Berlin as soldiers disperse parade
Berlin witnessed wild excitement when machine gun fire rang out on Unter den Linden. A large group of wounded men marched in defiance of martial law and parade prohibitions. Government troops fired in the air to break up the demonstration amid the period of emergency.
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Three Nebraska Students Drown In Blue River
In Crete Nebraska five miles north of town, three Crete High School students and a Bertrand youth drowned when a canoe capsized. Mo Bowell, 17, and Fred Drautstach tried to swap seats and Brautstech swam free. the others could not swim. The accident follows a fatal river incident that claimed the lives of the youths during a return trip.
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International Peace Terms and Frontline Shifts Reported
The article cites Allied distrust over German peace terms, with Count Max von Petersdorf warning no sign unless concessions remain. It notes Saar concessions disputed, western frontier talks rejected, and Saar status debated for 1924. Estonian forces report gains near Pskov, while Kolchak forces move toward danger zones as northern Russia braces for action.
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Fifth Loan a Success Across Treasury Report
Treasury announces total subscriptions to the fifth Victory Loan reached 5.2699 billion dollars with an over subscription near 3.75 billion. Atlanta and Dallas districts failed to meet quotas as oversubscriptions will be refused and large individual subscriptions cut proportionately. Official counts show about 15 million individual subscribers expected.
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Penrose and Warren Named on Committees
Washington reports that Penrose of Pennsylvania and Warren of Wyoming were chosen as chairmen of finance and appropriations committees respectively by a Republican conference. The decision faced opposition from Progressives and several senators, with Johnson signaling no floor fight. The conference also outlined committee assignments across foreign relations, judiciary, naval, commerce, agriculture, and other panels, noting retirements and new members.
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Auto Goes Off Ferry and Three Drown
A ferry mishap near Chico leads to three drownings, including an eight year old survivor aided by bystanders. Rescuers name Mrs. Lang and Miss Lang among those assisting or affected in the incident reflected in a local county school report and family mentions.
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Troops Arrive at Home Ports in May Report
New York reports arrival of 465 troops aboard the ktenier Li Tournine fer Wavro. Montpelier arrives home from Fraser with the 78th division, carrying 84 officers and 2199 men. In Boston the battleship Montana docks with 47 officers and 1005 crew. The May shipments include units from New York New Jersey Delaware and Maryland.
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Wilson Accepts Honorary Citizenship From Lausanne
Lausanne Switzerland May 26 President Wilson has accepted honorary citizenship offered recently by the city municipality.
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Volcanic Eruption in Java Devastates Villages and Kills
Reports from Ambethndam dated May 26 describe Kalut Kalat Kalut volcano eruption in Java wiping out about twenty villages in Hrengat and eleven near Uitar. Authorities estimate total deaths around 16 000 as generals recount details received by telegraph. The Kalut Kalat is noted as one of Java’s four most active volcanoes and lies south of Burabays.
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United States Should Stand Strictly Aloof
Representative Madden of Minnesota after returning from Europe urged in the House that the United States remain aloof from entangling alliances. He argued Americans cannot mingle on equal terms with Europeans who he said are anxious, one nation of the other, and that lasting peace requires avoiding prewar commitments.
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United States to Retain All Interned Ships
Washington May 26 President Witton informed officials that the council of four at Paris reached an arrangement for the United States to retain the 70 000 tons of German shipping seized in American ports when the nation entered the war. Britain proposed placing all seized tonnage in a common pool. the United States refused to join that plan. The Paris accord aims to preserve U S control over the ships seized in U S ports.
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Republicans Pledge Early Action on Woman Suffrage
In a Washington scene, Republican senators pledged prompt action on the woman suffrage constitutional amendment. Senator Watson of Indiana moved for discharge of Senator Jones of Washington’s proposal to place the measure on the senate calendar and seek a final vote before adjournment. The conference signaled intent to expedite the reform despite previous delays.
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Poet Aviator Resigns Post in the Army
Gabriele Dannini, the poet aviator, resigns his post as lieutenant colonel in the Italian army after the flying corps commander orders his immediate return to camp. D’Annuizzo, a volunteer, seeks retirement, deeming the general’s order political rather than military.
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