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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1921

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Germany Accepts Allied Ultimatum and Forms New Cabinet

Berlin May 19 Germany accepts the allied ultimatum by a Reichstag vote of 221 to 176 and forms a coalition cabinet led by Dr Wirth. The decision commits disarmament and war-crime trials under Versailles terms and funds the payments while facing possible Ruhr occupation if payments fail.

GERMANY REICHSTAG Dr. Wirth Berlin Varsailles Ruhr valtey Dr Wirth AssociatedPress DA Wirth ayehand duoy Gustav Hauer treasury Herr Brauns Heyg Behiffer Robert Schmidt Gen. Greener Herr Glesherts posts and telegraphs Andres Hermes Zoed George Gradueur Saxony Herr Greasler Herr Silberschmidt Eduard David Herr Gradnaur Wirth

Troops on Ruhr River Reinforced by French

German reports claimed French troops occupied localities in Muelheim on the Ruhr. Semi official French sources stated no advance into the Ruhr has begun and that units ready for action have been reinforced, including those in Muelheim.

Ruhr River Paris Muelheim Ruhr

Borden Rejoins Reparations Commission Seating

Paris reports Rold W. Borden, formerly with the Allied Reparations Commission, was instructed from Washington to resume his duties and took his seat this afternoon. The move follows yesterday’s resumption by Hugh C. Wallace, the American Ambassador, of his seat with the council of ambassadors.

Paris Rold W. Borden allied reparation commission Washington Hugh C Wallace council of ambassadors

Liquor Possession Limit Overturned by Supreme Court

The Florida Supreme Court ruled the home liquor possession limit of four quarts was suspended by the Volstead Act and inoperative, allowing pre amendment purchases to be lawful and signaling possible returns of seized liquor from raids.

Miami Fla State supreme court

Italian Press Condemns Allied Course in Silesia

Rome May 10 The Italian press voices indignation over fatalities in Upper Silesia continuing to appear. The Tribuna deplores the shootings and says no good can come from the turmoil. It adds the best outcome of mounting guards by interallied authorities is to hire the practice hereafter placed outside the deal.

Rome Upper Silesia Tribuna

Arrests in P C Fraud Total 14

New York police say federal officers have 14 suspects in a P C fraud ring that stole 414 money order blanks from post offices and cashed some, with arrests in New York Cleveland Rochester and Bridgeport. Samuel Friedlander 20 confessed. leaders Jerome Golabers and Moses Sialman are sought.

New York Aquociated Press sleven Cleveland Rochester Bridgeport Conn Samuel Friedlander United States Schwartz Jerome Gplabers Moses siiman trig Jack Cur-ray Weatchester Racing association jomtelala tiro

Police and Boats Hose Halt Baltimore Rioters

Baltimore May 10 four riotous demonstrations by striking marine workers disrupted the day as unions and ship operators prepared for a prolonged struggle. Absaroka sailed with a grain cargo for Barcelona while Coellada crews walked off. clashes at Locust Point piers led to over thirty arrests and a breach near the custom house. A water deluge repelled rioters as a force of 100 attempted to rush the piers.

Baltimore oe Absaroka Barcelona CoeHeda Coellada

Threats to seize Virginia ferry engine force unfold

Newport News May 10 threats by nonunion workers to take the engin eer force from the ferry steamer Virginia, regular carrier of U S mails, as the Chesapeake and Ohio tug engineers walk out in sympathy with seamen. Half Norfolk harbor tugboats tied up, ships docked and undocked while tugs move only towing work. Cincinnati pastor heads Disciples congress in Springfield May 10 Rev J J Castlebury of Walnut Hills Christian church in Cincinnati elected president of the 1922 Disciples of Christ congress. W E Hackelman reelected secretary. officers named from Ohio and Kentucky churches.

Newport News Chesapeake & Ohio Virginia U S Norfolk Norfolk harbor marine engineers oceangoing catswise Cincinnati Springfiel TfL J J. Castlebury Walnut Hills angie merchant marine service Thomas B Healy New York engineers’ executive committee Baltimore Washington Philadelphia I W. W England ship ‘owners’ association Pacific Viavel reds

Free Silesia drives rebel bid and counter moves near Kandrzin

Warsaw reports insurgent aims to proclaim Upper Silesia an independent republic with a provisional government and constituent assembly. Polish government denies crossing troops. Interallied commission split, with British and Italian elements opposing the French Poles attack as fighting intensifies near Kosel and Oppeln. Berlin notes a German Italian counter attack at Kandrzin and fears of free lance formations marching toward Rosenburg under General von Arnim.

Berlin Interallied Commission Poland Warsaw Bilésia insurgente upper Silesian Silesia Itsian Hans Oder interallied Upper Silesia Berlinger Zeltugig Kandrzin Siesia inter-allied commission Oppeln Paris Havas Reichswehr Bresglau Kreusburg von Arnim Rosenburg

ENVOY EDWARD CAPPS LEAVES ATHENS FOR HOME

Athens May 9 Retiring American Minister to Greece Prof Edward Capps departed Athens for home via Italy He plans ten days in Rome and Nagios and will deliver to President Harding Greece position on recognition The Greek government presses Constantin e to acknowledge King Alexander's title to the throne and notes delay in Dr Vouros reception at the White House raises anxiety about possible American recognition linked to financial aid.

Athens Edward Capps Greece Italy Rome Nagios Gounaria Prof Capps Harding mhinister Constantine Alexander Gouharis Alexander Vouros Dalian Hughes cai save

Admiral Teaches Adopted Russian Children to Swim

Admiral McCully guided three adopted Russian girls through a swimming lesson at the Tidal Basin yesterday noting their progress. The group toured the area after, with two girls holding Foster Father’s hands as onlookers watched the discreet family outing.

Newton McCully

Fire Wrecks Ship at Pier in Baltimore

The Msrghanis and Miners Company steamship Persian was partly burned at its dock in Baltimore as firemen battled the blaze a general alarm was sounded and police at the docks heightened their presence. The steamer Ontario of the same line was endangered as flames swept toward her after ship.

Baltimore Msrghanis and Miners Company Ontario

Senate rail inquiry begins as Krattschmitt cites labor costs

Senate investigators opened hearings on American railroad troubles with Julius Krattschmitt of Southern Pacific testifying on labor costs since the Adamson law. He urged reducing labor charges as the main path to higher net earnings, noting wage growth from 1916 to 1920 and government fixed prices. He proposed remedies like tolls on public works and regulating inland waterways to curb carriage costs.

Associated Press Senate Julius Krattschmit Southern Pacific Company Cummins Senate interstate commerce committee Cummuns Kruuschnitt Kruttschnitt A Cruttachant United States Panama Canal eer

Harding era ship ties and peace in dispute over Knox resolution

Washington reports outline that President Harding faces misconceptions about his policies on foreign affairs and possible friction between the White House and Senate over the Versailles treaty and the Knox peace resolution. Contacts show no White House directive to delay action, while reparations talks in Europe loom. Congress weighs shipping board reforms and budget matters as cabinet debates Mexican policy and prohibition shifts.

Senate Farrell Thompson House Harding Sengior Lodge uule T.aders Harphony Knox Oopyright Washington Post Co White House Wilson Senate Senate ajaeatnelioey ptt ai usa Lodge Jeader Massachusetts executive House foreign affairs committee Congress Europe Germany La Follette supreme council, &c Wisconsin ig ag George Chamberlain Oregon Pacific coast Frederic I. Thompson Mobile Gulf district Meyer Lassner Los Angeles Carmi Thompson Great Lakes Atlantic coast T. V O'Connor Buffalo shipping board Warrell Mexico Medill McCormick Hliness budget commission commission Treasury

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