Berlin Papnet Quits as Allied Ultimatum Looms
Berlin signals show the government ready to resign after Hughes rejected Germany's counter reparations proposals, with Fehrenbach cabinet urged to keep dealing with day to day affairs. Observers say the U.S. role and Lloyd George support are shaping France's stance against Briand's program, while German experts view Harding's refusal as a strategic move to push the entente toward a German offer. The press notes a mood shift toward accepting reparations medicine amid uncertain prospects.
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U.S
Lloyd George
Briand
Associated Press
London
Paris
Berlin
Hughes
ehrenbach
Ebert
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Konstantin Fehrenbach
justice
Carl Holnze
Walter Simons
Amance
Dr. Wirth
interior
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defense
Herr Gossler
Gen. Groeher
Andres Hermes
posta
Johann Diesberts
Herr Sehola
Herr von Baumer
Uerr Scholl
Dr von Braun
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Public Ledgers
Gértin
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Harding
Braden Harding
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Sforza
England
America
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Hugdes
Hardings
France
supreme council
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Pike fundraiser speech by Harper Gasch and Moore
Col. Robert N. Harper Herman Gasch and Rep Walton Moore of Wichita spoke at a meeting urging support for a Pike project. They emphasized partnership with Washington and outlined fundraising aims targeting a one hundred thousand dollar goal.
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Robert N. Harper
Herman Gasch
Walton Moore
Witsinita
Allies Deliver Ultimatum To German Envoy Tonight
Allies present an ultimatum to German envoy Dr Sthamer as the reparations plan moves toward formal signature. The reparations commission outlines bonds totaling 1.6 billion pounds, with two issues and priority over later issues. The supreme council works through legal and financial questions to fix Germany's obligations under the Versailles treaty and to set export taxes as a key payment instrument.
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Germany
Supreme council
Livya George
Sthamer
Paris
miggion
Waa
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Lloyd George
house ‘of commons
NovVergher
Count Sforza
Baron d'Abernon
Vervailles
M. Loucheur
blam
Worthington
Evan
supreme’ council
Poles Launch Major Assault in Silesia Front
Polish insurgents and Italian-armed units seize large areas in Upper Silesia, driving toward Tarnowitz and Knitteschutz with 20 000 troops reported. Berlin warns of a revolt and notes heavy fighting around Rybnik and Myslowitz as Polish forces advance northward.
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Bond
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Jones
Olish
Upper Silesia
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Myslowitz
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Spyting on Mrs Stillman Revealed in Paris Case
New York May 4 A Washington Post special reports James Stillman seeks a divorce from Anne Stillman as old woodsman George Adams testifies about spying through a curtain hole at Grande Anse hotel in 1917. Other witnesses discuss camp plans and Beauvais letters, with legal maneuvers shaping the proceedings.
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Washington Post
New York
George Adams
Mrs.Stillman
Fred Beauvais
Blackburne
Grande Anse
Lahbe Dawson
Stillman
Curtain
hig
J. Smith
Afrs
Still ‘man
John W. Mack
guardian ad’ litem
Guy Stillman
George
Bar Association building
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opie
Lake Dawson
Stilman
Fred Adams
Fred Adama
Bernard iKelly
Stillman place
Poegatico Hills
Beauvais
Kelly
Cornelius Sullivan
outerbridge Horsey
William Rand
Béauvain
Justice
Morschauser
Daniel J.Gleagon
Ninety Moros Die in Fighting in Sulu Province
Manila May 4 Associated Press reports ninety Moros were killed in fighting near the Sulu constabulary post on Sunday. The operation killed Maharajah Untong, a religious fanatic, and four others.
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FIGHTINSULU
Manila
P. L
Associated Press
Ninty Moros
Maharajah Untong
Labor and political clash in Harding era labor scene
Fragmented notes depict organized labor involvement in a political push amid wage debates in 1921. References to American Federation of Labor leaders, shipyard wage disputes, and a White House conference with Daugherty Weeks and Hays hint at party alignment and administrative maneuvering as the Republican national committee prepares for Washington discussions.
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Daugherty
Weeks
Hays
White House
Five Defendants Convicted in Bond Swindle Conspiracy Case
In Criminal Court No 1 Justice Ashley Gould presided as five defendants including Nicky Arnstein Sullivan Cohn and others were convicted on a conspiracy to bring stolen bonds into the District of Columbia. Bonds set at 10000 dollars each and defendants ordered to appear for sentencing within two weeks. defense seeks a new trial while outlining numerous exceptions and potential appeals.
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Gould
Dooling
New York
Sullivan
Osher
Jules
Micky Arnstein
Isadore Nicky - Cohn
Davin W. _ Sullivay
Wilen’ W. Easterday
Norman ‘O' Boyles
District of Columbia
Ashley M. Gould
I. Morris Wampler
apear
Wampler
Court of Appeals
New
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Nicky Arnstein
New “York
Arnstein
York
John T. Doolstant
Tustein
Nick’ Cohn
New-York
Union Station
Cohn
United States
Paul
EL Cromielin
Sullivan & Company
Leahy
Unclear text on stock ticker and Supreme Court decision
Fragmentary OCR passage references stock ticker legality and a 1920 suit. Mentions United States Supreme Court decision and potential obligations or trusts. No coherent event or entities clearly identifiable.
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United States
Jersey City's Woman Detective Halts Mob at Bay
Miss Mary Lauder, a rare woman police officer in Jersey City, confronted a mob of about 260 angry men attempting to seize a fugitive, pursued them through the crowd, and helped escort the suspect to safety. The incident highlights her decisive action and leadership in a disorderly confrontation.
Farm Note Fragments Sketch Mysterious Jar Tale
Fragmentary text from a farm setting describes a farmhand and a glass jar. It hints at a small perfume or scent connected to the farm, with garbled lines suggesting writing or a diary. The readable pieces indicate confusion and a rural scene without clear events or conclusions.
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