09 May 1919
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Newspaper
Washington Washington Democrat
Location
Washington, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1919
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows Scheidemann criticizing Wilsons fourteen points and urging a fair peace. It references a debate in the Beapite area and mentions Germany’s stance and calls for good will as part of seeking a just settlement.
The Berlin newspaper notes three days of violence following the peace treaty's present form. The report stresses bold protests and heightened tensions as civic life reacts to diplomatic outcomes.
An OCR fragment notes Paris on May 4 discussing the abolition of peers Stratis and a shift in status. The garbled text preserves only hints of a political or social reform topic without clear names or dates.
U S senator William Borah Idaho, warns he will resign from the Republican party if it agrees to surrender the league of nations. In a letter to James T Williams Jr editor of Boston he says party defeat could not preserve American traditions or independence without supporting the League.
A.Missouri figure Missoni St. Louis May 9 declared Reed opposed to any proposed Triple Alliance. The statement argues such an agreement runs contrary to traditional policies never abandoned by the state.
PresidentWilton appeals to American citizens to make the Victory Loan a great popular offering. He urges nationwide support on the eve of the campaign as subscriptions in the St Louis district total 195 million while the district leads in achieving its goal.
An unclear report notes a planned tour of the fire district with Likely officials to assess condemned buildings. Chief Belcher indicated possible action to remove hazards, while crews awaited further instructions and residents considered the visiting schedule.
Delegations from Chicago Minneapolis and Pittsburgh attended the national caneug meeting yesterday. A venue for the firm annual convention on November 11 was chosen before the conca when regions reopen the afternoon. Minneapolis claims support of Lent Col Theodore Roosevelt. Roosevelt declined the chairmanship of the convention late yesterday, saying it was for the good of the Lagton.
Deputy state fire marshal Fasthouse reported a city incident today focusing on water pressure conditions at the scene. Details remain fragmentary as responders work to determine the cause and assess safety implications for nearby residents.
Thiet Allen of the police department received a message about a bank burglary during the night at a city bank. Burglars allegedly took a large number of Liberty bonds from safety deposit boxes, with total value undetermined until owner statements are obtained. The burglars escaped in a Ford vehicle.
Washington May 9 Navy seaplanes on the second leg of the trans Atlantic flight are postponed to permit repairs at Halifax. A 20 mile wind may delay daylight landing to Trepassey. Minor repairs will allow a later departure if time permits. In another note, the N A 4 sea plane that was disabled near Rockaway arrived Halifax and will undergo minor repairs before resuming flight.
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