Grave of American Heroes in France Decorated With Flowers
Memorial Day observances in France honor American fallen in World War I. Generals Pershing and Wilson addressed ceremonies at Suresnes and Romagne, with wreaths placed on graves near cemeteries and battle sites. French troops and Allied officials witnessed the tributes as wreaths funded by donations reached the cemeteries.
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Mexican Troops Mobilize to Pass Through U S to Juarez
Reports from the border say Mexican authorities mobilize troops at Epalme San tora to pass in bond through Arizona to Juarez. American officials anticipate no crossing without Washington instruction. border forces ready. Cavalry dispatched from Port Bliss to reinforce in the Big Bend area under Colonel Langhorne.
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Socialists to Expel 10 From National Party Circle
Chicago May 30 ten members of the Socialist party national executive committee met and announced that 2009 of the extremist wing had been expelled by the committee. They said the national convention would be held in Chicago August 20 and nationwide meetings would start July 4 to demand Eugene Debs release from prison and issue statements outlining socialist views on the peace conference and other topics.
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High Treason Charges Stir German Diet
The government issued a statement accusing those seeking Me Rhineland independence of high treason and seeking to set up a republic. The diet debated the matter amid sharp criticism of officials and alleged negotiations with General Mangin of the French forces in Mayence. The Cologne Valles Zeitung editor is named and the Social Democratic Gazette faces suspension for reporting on the conference.
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Two New Notes Delivered During Peace Conference Deliberations
Versailles reports two new notes delivered to the Secretariat as translations of counter proposals are provided in German. No word yet from Orask. In Siberia allied forces have not been notified of changes in attitudes toward the All Russian government. Paris notes Greek troops landed at Avialk on the Asia Minor coast with limited Turkish resistance.
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Bolshevik Forces Drive Poles From Ravne and Take Town
London dispatch reports Bolsheviki drive Poles from Ravne after fierce fighting and occupy the town. Russians claim to have shelled towns with military flares, and say Bolsheviki capsized several runs at Yo Runove. They also report occupation of Alexandria amid skirmishes with Allied troops. A general strike is called in the Don district. 3,090 coal miners and road workers participate.
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People in the Saddle Pass Memorial Day Address
President Wilson declared the day of secret councils is past in a Memorial Day address at the American cemetery in Suresnes. He asserted private statecraft will no longer steer nations and urged earnest defense of the League of Nations. He warned against betraying the union as a Civil War era shame.
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Crown Prince Dines With His Mother in Holland
The former German crown prince and his mother met at Amersfoort near Amerongen, sharing luncheon. Afterward the empress returned to Amerongen while Frederick William returned to Wieringen. No details of the meeting or the prince's journey could be obtained.
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Peace treaty talks delay noted in Austrian briefing
International AP dispatch reports the Austrian delegation will not see a peace treaty presentation before Monday. Poland Serbia Romania and other small nations seek a brief line for consideration. Dalmatia Zara and Fiume issues loom while Wilson and Orlando discuss settlement details.
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Tardieu Urges Honest Conception of Mutual Peace
Capt Tardieu speaks at Bowino University urging an honest conception of peace with America and France. He defends the treaty as aligning with wartime goals and calls for Americans to convey France’s true conditions, stressing unity against German aggression and warning against intrigues that could fracture Allied friendship.
Airplane Wedding Planned at Ellington Field Texas
Washington May 30 The unusual airplane wedding is set for Ellington field Texas with Lt Robert Meade and Miss Marjorie Tenniment of Cincinnati as principals. ADI Handley Page will be used and an army chaplain will officiate.
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Airplane NC-4 makes Mondego landing en route to Plymouth
Reports from Washington, London and Brest recount NC-4 seaplane landing the Mondego River Portugal while en route from Lisbon to Plymouth. Commander Read reports engines misfiring or water shadowing causing a forced halt. destroyers stand by as the craft contemplates Plymouth. Additional dispatches note ships shipping large air fleets to the United States and a Pan American Congress urging liberal aeronautics programs.
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German peace talks eyed through Tageblatt lens
The Tageblatt argues Berlin will sign peace on its terms even if others misinterpret facts. It hopes French leaders will engage more accurately than allied spokesmen, warning that ignoring German counterproposals or refusing to negotiate shows allies misunderstand conditions.
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Memorial Day launchings promise world wreck for Liberty ships
May 30 report from PAILADELASHA notes 4 Liberty ships to be sent overboard from 4 yard today, 7 609 ton targets in 30 minutes. Secretary Daniels and U S officials expected to witness the launches as Navy aims to rebuild American merchant marine and shipbuilding after the war, stressing independence from foreign flags and a firm basis for industry. A large delegation accompanies the ceremony. A similar agricultural comparison appears from the state college experiments. Also New York reports a $26,000 prize from Raymond Orteig for an airtight air travel record Paris or New York, open to any nationality, valid for two years.
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