Germany's counter-proposal under Wilson's fourteen points
From Berlin dispatch, May 27, the Associated Press reports Germany's counter-proposal to the peace treaty. It argues Germany retains a contractual right to peace based on Wilson's fourteen points, noting Entente nations initially agreed to a peace on that basis. It claims Allied assurances have not been kept and contends the terms ignore Germany's new democratic government and calls for proof that peace be grounded in rights rather than force.
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Sopwith biplane picked up in Atlantic by Luke Charlotte
The Sopwith biplane used by Harry Hawk and Mackenzie Grieve in an Atlantic crossing attempt was recovered by the American ship Luke Charlotte at latitude 49.40 and longitude 29.08, according to a telegram received tonight.
Injunctions Favor Breweries Issued by U S Judge
NEW YORK May a judge Mayer issued three separate injunctions in favor of the Jacob Hoffmann Brewing company Chussen-Mamagan brewing company and Jacob Typpert brewing company. The orders restrain the United States district attorney and the acting collector from enforcing production of Svar beer while a judicial determination is made on whether beer containing 24 percent alcohol is intoxicating. The measures respond to brewer contentions and reflect delays in the present action.
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Heer
Woman Seeks Cure for Illness with Vegetable Compound
A Perth Amboy woman recounts three years of severe female ailments, backache and dizziness, saying Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her strength and eased pains. She praises the remedy and recommends it to others and her sister. The ad touts the product as a standard treatment for displacement, inflammation, ulcers, irregularities, pain, backache, dizziness, and nervous prostration in women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Ana
Martha Stamialawski
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Nid
London crowds greet Hawker and Grieve after rescue flight
London crowds along the route to the Aero club welcomed aviators Hawker and Grieve on their arrival from northern Scotland after the rescue of their companion. Mayors, officials, and cheering mobs packed streets from St Pancras to Gordon and Sendan, with Mrs Hawker leading the reception and the airmen expressing cautious optimism about further Atlantic attempts depending on weather.
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Acro Club
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Sendan
Atlantic
Bolshevik Tensions Rise in Petrograd Amid Bombardment
From Stockholm dispatches crude reports say heavy bombardment near Petrograd and Kronstadt sparks panic among bolshevik leaders. Some claim several fled with state funds as Chinese Finnish forces allegedly gain control after street fighting. Workmen guard districts to avert pillaging while bolshevik authorities threaten collective punishment.
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Rede
Thirteen Soldiers Testify for Henry Ford in Libel Trial
Thirteen former Bolings testified in Mount Clemens in Henry Ford’s $1,000,000 libel suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune. They refuted charges in an editorial claiming Ford would not support employees who joined the national guard to the Mexican border and would not reinstate them after service. Witnesses said they were rehired or improved positions upon return and that Ford sent an emissary to assure guards of fairness.
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Bolings
Henry Ord
Chicago Daily Tribe
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National Guard
Ley
Walter P. Johnson
Noises Relief Patent Advertisement for Catarrhal Deafness
A vintage ad promotes Parmint as a remedy for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It instructs mixing one ounce of Parmint with hot water and sugar, then taking a tablespoonful four times daily. The ad claims relief and easier breathing as the medicine soothes the throat and reduces nasal blockage.
Americans Attack Bolshevik Army Near Skatova
On a dawn raid near Skatova May 16 American troops engaged Bolshevik forces believed mobilizing to attack the vallrand. Several red troops were killed or captured, including a state officer, while others fled. American morale held steady as command pursued the operation to secure the area.
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Teetz
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Mexican Troops Barred From Passing Texas Route
El Paso May 27 Mexican troops were reportedly withdrawn from en route Sonora to Juarez for a Villa campaign after Governor Mobby reversed plan amid infamia concerns. A telegram circulated here claimed the governor did not approve earlier routing and canceled it. The issue followed a state department request amid Mexican government pressure and related roadblock notices.
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Plague Epidemic Spreads Across Europe and Poland
Paris reports a severe epidemic with about one hundred thousand sufferers in Poland and rising cases in Hungary and other parts of Europe. The Supreme Council has formed a committee to consult with the Red Cross to plan response to yphus and cholera as winter approaches.
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German Troops Burned to Death in Ludwigshafen Barracks
London May 2 Central News dispatches from Berlin via Copenhagen report a building used as barracks by occupation troops at Ludwigshafen destroyed by fire. Forty soldiers killed and about one hundred injured. The site lies opposite Mannheim on the Rhine. occupation forces believed to be French, with American army further north at Koblenz.
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Admiral Kolchak Advances on Bolsheviks Near Ufa and Samara
Paris dispatches report Admiral Kolchak pushing toward the Volga region against the Bolsheviks. Columns are said to have met stiff resistance near Samar and Tingin, forcing a retreat along the front toward Ufa as Russian forces regroup.
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KING ALBERT 5 TOVISITY 8
PARIS May 28 by The Associated Press King Albert of Belgium is expected to visit to attend the Initial meeting of the league of nations next October. Overthrow of government at Catomey Alberta May 2. Open barge article notes Canadian minister Giloon Robertzon and telegram to Mayor Marshal of Valenes discuss political tension in Canada.
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League of Nations
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Valenes
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Canada
Trans Atlantic flight marks historic NC-4 crossing to Lisbon
The NC-4 flying boat completed the first ocean crossing under its own power, reaching Lisbon after a 26 hour 41 minute voyage from Newfoundland. Commander Read and crew navigated via Azores and Portugal with strong weather limits but no major incidents.
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First trans Asia flight arrival thrills Lisbon crowds
The American seaplane completed its Asia crossing with a dignified landing near the cruiser Rochente s in Lisbon. Crowds lined the river and city streets to greet the historic achievement despite weather delays and long anticipation.
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Yale in Disgrace Over Remarks Made Against Soldiers
In New Haven on May 22 a mob of several hundred men mostly discharged soldiers attacked Yale University campus after a row over remarks at a welcome home parade. The unrest grew tense as vandals shattered windows and beat several students, with police struggling to regain control.
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