European peace talks and German gold plan discussed
Paris reports economists delaying use of German gold for food imports to avoid world credit turmoil. Plan favors storing metal in the Belgian National Bank with gradual redemption through commodity shipments to Allied nations. In New York, veterans parade honors veterans and memorials at Pershing Square and on 72nd Street with officials including Mayor Hylan and Maj. Gen. John F. O'Ryan attending.
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Paris
Bolelan National Bank
United States
Tne
Nilird Denia
Anerica
Asalat
American Legion
Smith
Hylan
Majonr
John F. O'yan
Nincileth Streat
Goldlera
Age of America's Wars
Grant
Pershing Square
Tuary Park
Matrick A. Thayex
Dlowoke
New York
New York Pays Tribute to Bear War Hero
New York honors a bear named in wartime memory with grateful note of its service during the Great War. The tribute recalls the bear at the front lines in Flanders and the enduring bond between city and animal symbol.
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New York
Bear
German papers complain over treaty publication delays
Devlin reporting from Thursday May 29 notes German Jewish papers criticize that the peace treaty text has not appeared in Entente countries. They allege the German course of nations union issued the complete text in multiple languages and that Euopean press suppression limits public judgment on German counterclaims.
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Devlin
Thy Hin Aeseciated
Bente of Nations Union
Prench
Waprehilly
France
Graves of American dead honored in Audenarde ceremony
The graves of Americans who died in eastern Flanders were decorated with flowers and flags in Audenarde. Governor General de Bleuna of East Flanders and Burgomaster Boubeligne officiated as town residents attended the ceremony.
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Flanders
Belgium
Brussels
Priday
Americata
Audenarde
General de Bleuna
East Flanders
Andilurgomaster Boubeligne
NC-4 Lands at Ferrol Spain in transatlantic flight
The NC-4 seaplane, once derided as the lame duck of the Atlantic squadron, reached Ferrol Spain after engine repairs and a delayed leg from Mondego River. Commander Read, after refueling and favorable weather, planned to push toward Plymouth as dawn approached, while Tendron prepared for an overnight harbor stop.
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Washington
Albert C. Read
Berrol
Swain
English Harbor
Read
Mondego
Cieutenant
Tendh
Ferrol
Pineroo Sugar asks license for stock selling in California
Short notice items report Pineroo Sugar Company of California seeking a license to conduct stock selling operations. Secretary Gordon Snow of the Federal Commission announced the move while Gilbert Marriott, son of Ella…
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Pineroo Sugar Company of
California
Goron Snow
Jentitles Commission
Gilbert Marriott
ELF
Marc jMott
Wesley Mann
Texas oil mill man grateful for Taplac remedy
D Vo McCracken of Dallas reports long years of stomach trouble and gas. After trying Taplac, his digestion improved, sleeplessness eased, and he could eat any food. He credits Taplac with ending his distress and endorses it. Ogden drugstores carry Tanlac through A K Itsinure Drug Co. Two busy stores.
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D. Vo McCracken
Second Avenue
Dallas
Texas
Alent
iLand
Ogden
A. K [Tsinure Drug Co
North Ogden News Highlights Local Returns and Visits
Mrs Verna Valley Campbell has recovered enough from a serious operation to return home to North Ogden from Dee Memorial hospital after about two weeks. Miss Thelma Maylock, daughter of Mr and Mrs RB Blaylock Jr, of Merrapolly Nevada, visits her grandmother and aunt in North Ogden before heading to Logan. The community anticipates a Sunday evening intercal report at Ray Daniels. Several elderly residents are named for long-time milestones including Mrs Ann Hubata in her 92nd year and James Montgomery in his 89th. Beasie Jones has completed teaching in Smith County and returns home. Zinn Handy of Rigby Idaho, visiting North Ogden, was formerly Mrs Brown.
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North Ogden
Nay
Not 116
Enosea
Dee Hoept Iil
Crystal
Idaho
Verna Valley Campbell
North Qeden
Dee Memorial Hospital
Thelma Maylock
RB. F. Blaylock Jr
Merrapolly
Nevada
B. F. Blaylock
H. Blaylock
Login
Uiah
Ann Hubata
Jjames Montgomery
Senjamin Alvord
Sarah Ann Berrett
Louiss Alvord
James Ward
Beasie Jones
William 2. Jones
Ths Place
Smiith County
Zinn Handy
Rigby
M Brown
This Place
George Brown
Swiss Object to Blockade Demands for Switzerland
Berne reports the Swiss federal government released a statement protesting Allied measures of the blockade on Germany. Switzerland says it cannot obtain modifications and faces a more untenable position. It quotes a note sent to Allied governments demanding the blockade be lifted for Switzerland or it will seek to recover its liberty.
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Berne
Federal Connect Today
Switzerland
Germany
Etinn
Austrian Treaty Omissions Mark New Frontiers Clauses
A May 30 summary from Tatis describes the Austrian treaty skeleton sent to smaller nations. Omissions dominate the frontiers and finance sections with many clauses reserved. Other parts outline racial minority protections, Vienna’s relations, and the broad framework of postwar arrangements, including military and reparations topics.
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TATIS
Austria
A Council of Four
Jto
League of Nations
Germany
Czecho-Slovakia
Switzerland
Voralburg
Italy
Jugo-Startz
Poland
Hungary
Russia
Washington
Cimence
Tully House Military Committee
Rantzau Rejects Peace Terms in Berlin Deliberations
Reports from Berlin indicate Cone von Brockdorft Rantzau told Wet that he would not sign the peace proposal as presented. German delegates pressed for clarity, sending further notes to the Allies. Fourteen counter proposals and translations were moved to the council of four, with small groups of German delegates heading to Berlin and another due to depart Monday.
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Versailles
Cone von Brockdorft Rantzau
Wet
Ren Glenbert Aul Landsberg
Geeman
Berlin
Ale Loa
Aia
Council of Four
Smail
Artacls
Terlin
Monay
Mexican Troops Move Toward U.S. Border Amid Tense Standstill
Six hundred Mexican federal soldiers under General Francisco Torres reached Granita siding near Nogales after a swift run from Hermosillo. The force, with box cars of troops and horses, fears a potential U.S. entry would be used to aid Juarez. Villa warned Washington that he would retaliate if Carranza allows crossing. U.S. officials had warned Carranza last year about threats to American lives and property, noting Villa’s preparations and cross-border activity.
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Nogales
Ariz
Francisco Torres
Granita Siding
Napales
Sonora
Hermosilla
Torres
United States
Juarez
Kee
Canea
Southern Pacific de
Villa
Kel Faso
Tex
Washington
General Villa
Tnis
International
Angeles
Wilson
Mexico
Scott
Chihuajing
Carranza
Parral
Chihuahua
Merce
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Carranzis
Tampalen
Caria Za
Ville
Cartaranza
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Mary Adel Hays
Apollo Concert Company
Jaroslav Cimera
Helen Osfarelli
Edwin M., Whitney
America
Edward F. Trefz Membre
American Food Mission
Europe
Hoover
May
York
Tnday
Gratefil Hanae
Orang
Eis
Hive
Gray
Mer
Ife
Thonawids
Kiveraile Rive
Tlar
Greang
Cine
Atteck
Spain
London
Pferral
Plymouth
Hopland
Joseph
Nan Yoover
Vsage
Uintah
Iis
Yeaturday
Wat Mtelst
C. RK
Ss. P
Lorin Farr Park
Texas Oil Mill
McCracken
Tanlac
North Ogden News
Atay Inla
Anestria
Wastiington
NC-4
Ateam
George Washington Ct
Breet
Rantzau
Hermitage Park
Washington Avenue
West Side
Santa Rosalia
Chiluahia
Dieguez
Torreau
Phat Villata
Chihuahua City
Garcia
Walter
raveLp
Escer's
Dot
Pierce
Chicago Wholesale Grocery
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