Plenary Session Opens Amid Peace Conference Delays
May 29 reports from Paris outline plenary session pauses as Austrian grace terms were to be read. Balkan states seek more time to study terms. German reply on colonial claims discussed, with observations from German delegation on peace draft and the note from Lansing referenced.
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British Plan Palmer Reviews Large Reception for US Air Crew
British art ministry plans a grand reception for the United States Seaplane NC-4 and its crew. Three flying boats plus two aircraft will escort the Americans to a Royal Air Force station in the Channel area. Lisbon reports adverse weather delayed the NC-4 start from Newfoundland to England.
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Americans to Be Withdrawn From Archangel Area for Big Forces
Washington May 29 Secretary Unker urged quick action on building a mobile army. He proposed a temporary force around 609,000 men and asked for funds to support 105,000 permanent army strength. Debate touched on education and wartime mobilization with plans to adjust numbers as necessitated by international developments. Senate hearings urged permanent regulation of telecoms to prevent financial embarrassment during asset returns to private ownership.
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New Strike in Buenos Aires Shocks Newspapers
In Buenos Aires a broad strike spreads among printers and journalists. Union leaders vow solidarity as newspapers resist and threaten lockouts while management fights back with legal action.
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Appeal to Retain Daylight Saving Law Broadcast
Marcus M Marks, president of the National Daylight Association, sent appeals to chambers nationwide to oppose repealing daylight saving. A rider on the agricultural bill requests its repeal. Brazil’s chamber notes Belgian deputies urging Brazil to back the peace delegation’s aim to move the seat of a league from Geneva to Brussels.
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German Counter Proposals Delivered at Versailles
At Versailles on May 29 Baron von werance of the German delegation formally delivered the German counter proposals to Colonel Hens the French liaison officer at 12 20 pm The volume carrying the counter proposals was not bound and translations would be sent later The scene reflected ongoing effort to move peace talks forward despite translation delays.
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National Parks Association Formed With Notable Trustees
The National Parks Association organized today to promote understanding and economic value of national parks and to amplify the public voice in park system development. Trustees include Henry M. F. Merriam of Washington as president and Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University as vice president, with leaders from Harvard and Philadelphia and a coordinating panel of mountaineering and conservation groups and 18 universities across 20 states.
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Columbia University
Petitions for Referendum Vote On Prohibition
SEATTLE Wash May 24 Petitions indicating that Washington's ratification of the federal prohibition amendment be submitted to a referendum vote were mailed from Seattle today to all parts of the state where signatures will be sought. Forces working for the referendum have opened headquarters here.
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International peace talks and Italy reshuffle in Paris
Reports from Paris indicate a plenary session of the peace conference will discuss governments breaking relations with Austria and potential territorial reconfigurations including Valerian islands shifted toward Italy. Moscow hints at central control of Soviet policy, while American troops in northern Russia face withdrawal as Archangel transports join British forces.
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Permits Arising Over Mexican Troop Movements Across Border
May 29 report states the Mexican government seeks to move 2000 troops through Agua Prieta toward Juarez with U S caution. Authorities note potential risk to American citizens and border security, while Governor Cabell and officials in Texas and Arizona discuss permissions and assurances. Officials say no immediate revocation of permits was taken, and communications emphasize caution and reliance on State Department guidance.
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Enormous Surplus Stock of Canned Goods on Hand
Washington on May 29 reports the War Department plans to dispose of an enormous surplus stock of canned meat across the nation. Invitations for bids target about 1200 state and municipal hospitals, welfare and penal institutions, Salvation Army officials, and New York City purchasing boards. MeetingsBetween department officials and industry sought to expedite disposal of the 142 million pounds of surplus meat.
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Memorial Day Message from Wilson in Washington
A Memorial Day message from President Wilson stresses unity and global liberty. He honors fallen soldiers and urges Americans to honor their sacrifice by preserving freedom and the world’s peace.
World Veterans Conventions Planned Across Nations
World War veterans groups in Canada discuss arranging a world convention for soldiers who fought for the British empire. Aimed at peace, relief, and reconstruction, the event may include delegations from France and other nations. Colonel Robert Bacon ill in New York hospital after surgery. Private George H. Kilborn of Mesa, Colorado, reported killed in action by the War Department.
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Berlin Condemns German Counterproposals and Claims
Berlin reviews German counter proposals to peace terms, denouncing the reply while noting skepticism from the Brace Zeitung. Reports from Paris describe territorial adjustments, Saar detachment, coal control, and Schleswig-Holstein frontier plans as part of the German position after the armistice.
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Sergeant York Ovation in Knoxville After Return
In Knoxville Tennessee on May 19 Sergeant York, hailed as the greatest hero of the world war, arrived on his way to Fort Bragg to be mustered out. A large crowd gave him an ovation as his train stopped, and he promised to return for a homecoming after he leaves the service.
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White Had No Part in Safe Conduct Failure
MEMORIAL DAY IN PARIS May 1 Frank TP Walsh, Irish representatives in Paris seeking safe conduct for Irish Sinn Fein, addressed by Henry White of the American peace delegation. White denies responsibility for the Paris incident and says he took no part in the Irish mission's efforts. He states he was unaware of the wreath tribute during a Memorial Day event in Paris.
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