Berlin Near Vieloine Loebe May Form Cabinet
Berlin reports indicate Paul Loebe of the majority socialist faction will be commissioned by President Ebert to form a new cabinet amid pressure over the Allied ultimatum. German economists advise cautious acceptance to resume production and meet reparations while avoiding total disruption. Duesseldorf feared occupation tensions rise as civilians and troops react to French occupation and a local shooting incident prompts court martial. Ruhr towns protest any agreement seen as binding Ruhr area servitude to Allied terms.
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Associated Press
Berlin
lerbels
German people's party
Democrats
allient
reichstag
Paul Loebe
socialista
Mbert
Duesseldorf
alles
baryacka
Bel‘lan
Kottgen
elvillana
French Ministry Denies Move to Float U S Loan
Parla May 9 The possibility of Germany issuing bonds totaling twelve billion gold marks at five percent to aid the allies sparked speculation in financial circles about possible loans to be floated by the Allies with bonds guaranteed. The ministry of finance said the matter was a possibility but not yet discussed in formal terms. Rumors persist in Paris.
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Parla
Germany
ministry of finance
Baers
French Troops Cross Rubble to Hold Malheim
Berlin reports French forces from Gelder crossed the Rubr night and occupied several points in Muhelheim including the National Bank as of today. German bulletins give cautious notes on stalled advances and shifting lines.
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Berlin
Malheim
Associated Press
Deutsche
Allgemeiné‘weltung
Muelheim
Gelder
sweleieling
National Bank
Francedenies Planned Loan in US Amid Franc Strength
The ministry and Bourse circles deny any loan project in the United States while noting the franc’s rise. Analysts credit a favorable France trade balance and franc purchases in the U S as contributing factors. Bankers expect dollar fluctuations but not a return to 16, anticipating stabilization between 10 and 13.
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France
United States
ministry ‘et finarée
Germany
ministry of finance
the & ment
United
offic
Representative William H. Frankhauser dies by suicide
May 9 report states Representative William H. Frankhauser of the Third Michigan district killed himself amid despondency after illness. He had been elected to succeed J. M. Smith and never took his seat in Congress. He was treated at the University of Michigan Hospital for gallstones before his death. A special election to fill the vacancy was considered, with J. M. Smith’s reelection urged.
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William H. ‘Frankhauder
Michigans
Frankhaudal
Hillsdale
J. MC. Smith
Congress
Frankhauser
operatea
OTL
University of Michigan’ hospital
Aigo
venronemn
Brankhouser
J. M. ©. Smith
Charlotte
Council Warns Germany on Intervention Across War Efforts
A council issued a warning regarding possible intervention by Germany in ongoing war efforts. The document mentions Hefti and exot terms as part of the warning, noting potential compliance or escalation if demands are unmet.
Polish and Allied Leaders Confer as Polish Question Roils Europe
Report from a foreign office briefing describes ambassadors and council members meeting over the Polish question, with Jules Cambon and Ambassador Wallace cited. It notes French and Italian troops on guard duty, German actions, and tense arrangements along the Oder river as Allied and Polish interests clash.
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altace
United States
interallie
stereta
Hughes
foreign office
Jules ‘Cambon
France
Wallace
Mob Kills Ballinger After Bradford County Fair Incident
Sam Ballinger, a Black man, was fatally shot by a mob shortly after midnight near Lawley following a confrontation at the Bradford County fair. The jailer was forced to surrender keys, Ballinger was driven to his home, Bennett was struck, and Ballinger’s body was found riddled with bullets.
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Starke
Fia
Sam Balinger
Sherif BR. D
Bennett
Lawley
Bradford county fair
William Raisden
Ballinger
Bennett Avas
Trade mood across Europe dims while Far East recovers
A monthly world trade summary notes a British and Italian downturn in April amid broader stagnation in Europe and South America. It cites improved finances in Italy, unrest in Germany, and a hopeful turn in the Far East with active money in China and Japan.
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Europe
England
Italy
bureau of foreign and domestic commerce
South America
Peru
Far East
Great Britain
France
Germany
China
Japan
Brazil
Chile
bes Jlds
Treasury Gold Heist Details Surface in Bergdoll Case
The House committee probing Bergdoll’s draft evasion heard that the mother and a friend allegedly obtained 105000 in gold from the Treasury by 1919. Alexander Gata handled a first 43900 gold shipment while Romig, once a Philadelphia magistrate, and Mrs Emme Bergdell aided in moving 60000 in gold to Philadelphia. Clerks resisted, prompting leverage from Leffingwell, then Assistant Secretary, before the gold vanished.
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Jin tie
House
Grover’ Cleveland
Bergdoll
Treasury
Marylahd
Tamés
Romig
Philadelphia
Bergdell
Alexander gata
Washington
Emme
nately
Létingwell, co, mountains
Alexander
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President and Senate clash over budget reform plans
The article contrasts House and Senate budget proposals, arguing the President should hold final budget authority with Treasury input. It discusses a Senate backed bureau and a House independent agency, warning of bureaucratic expansion and political pushback. It also notes Francesco Tedeschi’s death at 68 after a long public service career.
Party Lines Break on Tariff Bill Debate
The Senate debate on the emergency tariff bill drew sharp attacks from Senator Moses Republican and Senator Ash Democrat. Moses denounced the bill and its backers while urging free trade and criticizing Whit far policy. Knox Republican of Pennsylvania offered a counterpoint during the exchange.
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starife
Moses
Ashi W Damiocrat
El Moses
i. e.great ship
Knox
Penn
Riot at plant sparks street clashes over asphalt haul
Police report a violent outbreak at an asphalt plant area on April in which several officers were bruised by riot sticks as striking workers tried to block the removal of asphalt to be used nearby on Elm Street.
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deveral
poli
Suicide suit seeks $1000 damages
A legal notice reports a $1000 damages suit alleging death by self action. The case titles and parties are unclear in the fragment, but the filing concerns a suicide related incident and a claim for compensation.
Cabrera's Daughter Fatal Self Destruction Sparks International Debate
The 18 year old daughter of former President Cabrera reportedly shot herself amid family despair. International voices urge caution while authorities discuss the potential release of a former Guatemalan dictator under the Harding administration.
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Guatamais
Sigorlay Gasfahepe - Cabrera
Cabrera
Harding
Guatamala
Bergdoll escape prompt military push to recapture
Gen Harris approved Ansell authority for Bergdoll search, described as a reasonable request by a lawyer. Gen March said he only glanced at the request, which Harris had approved. After news of the escape, the army moved promptly to pursue Bergdoll.
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panying
Bergdoll
Ansell
Engineers to Quit Tags In Hampton Roads Today
Norfolk engineers across the Marine Engineers Beneficial association threaten a strike tomorrow. Tugboats in the Hampton Roads district will be idle except those used for transferring passengers and freight in Norfolk harbor. Orders were sent from headquarters and the strike is in sympathy with sea going vessel crews, affecting coastwise and harbor tugs. Shipyard workers report delays as the Silver State nears New York shipments.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Norfolk harbor
Marine Engineers
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry“Dock
iver
New York
shipping board
Detroit Bandits Steal $20 000 In East Side Heist
Twelve men armed with sawed off shotguns hijacked a Mitchell Traction Company collector's car on Detroit's East Side. They blocked intersections, grabbed money from several barns, and fled in three autos. Police and state troopers pursued with large East Side stakeout.
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Detroit
Mick
Associated Press
bp & Detroit
United
Hilboig
Russell
D.N. Mitchell
traction company
Mitchell
Mitchen
Poison in Bread Fatal to Virginia Woman
Special to The Washington Post from Culpeper Virginia May 3 A baking error using arsenite instead of baking powder caused the death of Mrs John Jolliffe and left three family members in danger The bread maker mistook arsenic for soda and added it to dough A box of arsenic was found where soda usually was Part of the bread was fed to a dog and hog which died
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Washington
Culpeper
John Jolliffe
James Snyder
Danville
Reds Stone Styrian Governor in Vienna Attack
In Vienna on a May day crowds attacked the meeting as Styrian Governor Rintelen spoke. The governor was beaten and hurled from a window before stones were thrown at him amid the Communist assault.
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Vienna
Bt Eorenz
Gov. Rintelen
Styria
Unclear OCR snippet features names and prices
Fragmentary text references WHITING ink ad prices and a 5 pace note with multiple names including Jane Wward STOThr Op 3 xan Sons Co Ballentyne Song.
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Jane Wward
STOThr
xan Sons, Co
Ballentyne
Open Shop Threat Looms as Ship Strike Persists
The shipping strike deepens as Admiral Benson maintains a 15 percent wage cut for merchant marine workers. Labor leaders reject the offer, Congress backs wage reductions, and a six month limit on new agreements appears likely. Open shop on the seas could be proposed to keep routes open.
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GeorGE ROTEWELL Brow
Washington Post
appropriations committee
House of Representatives
Admiral Benson
shipping board
Benson
Congress
estec
Davis
lven
shipping” board
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