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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1921
Page
12
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The piece argues Germany’s acceptance of the London reparations terms signals common sense and a return to production. It urges Allied cooperation, German democratization, and swift economic revival to rebuild trade, reduce tensions, and foster lasting peace among Europe’s nations.
Samuel Gompers argues in Cincinnati that high wages and good conditions drive prosperity while warning workers not to yield to threats. He urges arbitration to curb unprincipled employers and calls for rational industrial adjustment reducing production costs without sowing fear.
A chairman of the United States Shipping Board defends a robust national shipping policy and independence at sea. He argues America has expanded spending to secure a maritime position, rejects dependence on favors from foreign nations, and envisions possible international shipping accords with uniform laws and regulations.
Fragmented report discusses Bergdoll’s escape to Germany and possible actions to return him to the United States or Canada for trial. It references General staff statements, anti kidnapping efforts, and hopes to compel jurisdiction. The piece also mentions domestic political sentiment, self determination, and a funeral oration planned for Ed Gilman by Gilman’s associate.
The text discusses European peace prospects, urging a statesmanlike settlement by the Supreme Council to defuse pretexts for large armies in Poland and to prevent German military expansion. It cites disbelief in imperial motives, notes the Silesia insurrection threat, and argues for cautious disarmament and a robust U S reserve system.
fragmentary notice reflects a naval leadership reshuffle with references to Admiral Snowden and Admiral Greaves. text indicates retirement and a tour of naval yards, mentioning Santo Domingo and a new governor context. specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
An excerpt traces the Guinness family’s rise from Magennis roots to Iveagh barony, detailing Lord Ardilaun and Lov Iveagh relations, estates like Muckross Abbey, and the wealth behind public works in Dublin. It cites Ardilaun’s and Guinnesses’ roles in education, parks, schools, and breweries, with mention of probate in 1752 and the extinction of an older peerage line.
Senate sessions saw support and opposition to the emergency tariff bill and related measures. Discussions covered appointing American representatives to the Allies, a national federation bill, tariff provisos, and railroad costs raised by Kruttschnitt before the interstate commerce committee. The House passed the army appropriation bill at 150000 personnel. Also noted were Bergdoll’s escape, Camp Grant’s continuation, and future trigger dates for hearings on land control.
Geneva May 10 The Swiss federal council agreed to act as arbiter in the long standing boundary dispute between Venezuela and Colombia. A decision is expected within twelve months.
New York May 10 A commission of Belgian horticulturists arrived in Cincinnati aboard the Kroonland to attend a convention. The party led by Charles Pyniaiat president of the Belgian Syndicates Diandonne van Hover ministerial inspector of horticulture from the University of Ghent and Louis Sandes senior expert will visit Washington and other centers.
Harvard University announces the arrival of a Louvain Professor amid campus discussions on war and scholars. The brief note highlights an international academic exchange as faculty consider global perspectives.
Letters discuss Prohibition smugglers facing U S officers along the Rio Grande with El Paso as a flashpoint. Other passages predict talkies will dominate theaters, reducing music in cinema. Commentary spans crab meat lobbying, Maryland Virginia crabbing rules, and domestic food prep trends.
Indianapolis May 10 President Harding donated 25 to the American Legion fund for the decoration of American graves in Europe. He called it a small bit but a sincere sympathy and desire for success in the legion’s Memorial day efforts. American activities in France support the decoration program. Posts nationwide have contributed over 20000 toward the cause.
Admiral Henry B. Wilson, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, to be the next superintendent of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis. Secretary Denby said the appointment would take effect once his services on the selection board are concluded, likely late spring. He will succeed Rear Admiral A H Scales, for whom no assignment has been made.
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