Hungary Bolshievism Halt Urged After Budapest Occupation
Paris dispatch notes the occupation of Budapest by Romanian troops marks a pivotal Bolshevism moment. Hungary’s shift away from Bolshevism follows Western terms at Paris, as Romanian and Serbian forces advance. The piece argues Bolshevism will weaken with Hungary’s isolation and Russia’s peril.
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Paris
Europe
Budapest
Smuts
Vilnaynd
Minsk
Poland
Roumania
Hungary
Russia
Jugoslavia
Czechoslovakia
Lenine
Trotsky
Red
Cis
Germany
Qeastas
Plea to Wilson to Ease Treaty Featured in German Press
The Associated Press reports German presses urge modification of the treaty terms to align with President Wilson's Fourteen Points. They note the council of four and foreign ministers debate Italian claims on the Adriatic and boundaries for post Austro-Hungarian states while Belgium protests Britain’s mandate in German East Africa. Admiral Kolchak’s forces push east as Bolsheviks retreat, with captures noted in eastern Russia.
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Council of Four
Adriatic
Council of Foreign Ministers
Hnis
Paris
Rome
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Germany
Camaly U U Uder
Belgium
Great Britain
German East Africa
Africa
League of Nations
Kolchak
Russia
Teut Germany Aims to Pay Damage in France Only
German delegates in Paris reportedly propose bearing reparations solely for damage caused in northern France and Belgium. Allies may reject this move as they push on Saar valley Danzig former colonies and occupation. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau seeks talks with German Austrian delegates on arrival at St Germain amid mixed Allied reception.
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Paris
France
Belgium
Saar
Danzig
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Berlin
Big three take LI PL case as TQ Adriatic liaison
Paris reporting on May 8 says President Wilson and the premiers Clemenceau Lloyd George and Orlando met to discuss Italy's claims to territory along the Adriatic. The foreign ministers council also weighed Hungary frontier questions amid the day’s deliberations.
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Havas
Wilson
Clemenceau
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Orlando
Italy
Council of Foreign Ministers
Hungary
Industry Board May Quit Over Steel Price
Washington May 9 The Associated Press reports the resignation of the Department of Commerce Industrial Board is expected as the railroad administration rejects the board’s steel price schedule. The board, facing a lack of influence with the nation’s largest purchasing agency, cannot promulgate agreed prices for public use.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce Industrial Board
Railroad Administration
Roumania Fears Russ Aggression Expansion
Paris reports high authority says no foundation for entente backing of Roumanian advance against Hungary. Bela Kun's government in Budapest aligned with Lenin, with RussoHungarian attack delayed by organizing the Hungarian red army. Roumania aimed to seize defensive line along Dniester and eastern Carpathians, aided by Hungarian army disruption including a 6000man division surrendering April 29.
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Paris
Hungary
Roumania
Rumania
Russia
Dniester
Carpathian
Tears of Portia Free Man Held for Burglary
In Chicago on May 8 a male jury cleared Morgan after a Feb 15 arrest by Detective Sergeants Max Hedichson and others for robbing Henry Fuchs at 230 Adams Street West. Dorothy Rosenthal, a 22 year old newly minted lawyer, defended him in Judge Brentano’s court. the verdict was not guilty after a ten minute jury retirement.
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Chicago
Oas
Max Hediichson
Henry Fuchs
Theodore ‘Brentano
Morgan
Fuchs
Adams Street West
Dorothy
Rosenthal
Chicago crook roundup crowns nation’s largest raid
Chicago police chief Garrity hailed a sweeping roundup as the biggest raid of its kind in the country. In three weeks 500 crooks were jailed or fled, with 65 arrests last night. Garrity said the city is practically free of bandits, burglars, and safe-blowers as detectives continue to pursue undesirables.
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Chicago
Garrity
Vienna Peace Envoys Hard to Pick
Vienna peace envoy group of 40 to 50 is expected in St Germain on May 12 but selection delays persist due to disagreements over incorporating German Austria into Germany and differing opinions among French sources and Austrian delegates.
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Associated Press
Paris
St Germain
Germany
Rainbow Boys Act to Arrive Until May 14
Dubuque Iowa May 9 The date of arrival of the first battalion of the One Hundred Sixty eighth infantry has been changed again. the troop train will not reach Dubuque until Wednesday May 14 at 9 o clock in the morning, stopping for two hours.
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Dubuane
Chicago Great Western Railway
Dubuque
Peace Conference Dispatches From Paris And Shanghai
Chinese delegation signals acceptance of peace terms under pressure from Peking and Shanghai talks while protests and student marches unfold in Peking. German delegates split over Allied terms as British labor voices opposition. Saar separation and plebiscite proposals draw critics among socialist press.
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Associated Press
Paris
Peking ‘Nui
Shanghai
Peking
Council of Three
Shantung
Legation
Tokio
Belgium Statue Unveiled at New York Customs House
A marble statue dedicated to Belgium was unveiled at the New York Customs House today, replacing the statue of Germany removed last year by customs authorities. The ceremony was tied to the Victory baby joint in which veteran Bagian army officers participated.
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Associated Press
New York
Belgium
Customs House
Germany
Berry
PLANES TO PATROL FORESTS NEAR RIVERSIDE CALIFORNIA
Washington May 9 announces army airplanes will patrol national forests starting June 1. Two patrol routes will operate from Marchfield near Riverside to provide early warning of forest fires. The forest service of the agriculture department issued the plan.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Marchfield
Riverside
Cal
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Toledo Riot Strikes Shut Down Plants In Ohio
Rioters forced temporary closures at Ford Plate Glass and Willys-Overland plants in Toledo as officers with a special force containing returning soldiers fired near the timekeeper’s office but hit none. Eight men remained jailed for Overland riot while unions threaten further action as Auto-Lite Ford Glass and Overland disputes widen. Municipal authorities prepared for more demonstrations as plant closures idled about 16 500 workers.
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Forcado
Ford Plate Glass Company
Wood County
Overland
Auto-Lite
Ford Glass. Company
Mates
Costings Company
Toledo
Uador Trouple
Willys- Overland
Ford~Plate Glass Company
Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ Board
Willys-Overland
Ford Glass
Berger Pleads to Congressmen to Let Him Sit
Wisconsin Socialist representative elect Berger appeals to every House member to be seated while on bail pending appeal for war time espionage conviction. House member Gillett says Berger cannot be seated under any circumstance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Berger
Wisconsin
Gillett
He'd Like a Tank to Reach Home on Time
In Washington on May 9 a Kentucky mountaineer writes the War Department describing roads so bad they delay his return home. He asks for a surplus tank to travel over rough ground at sea speed to reach home faster and restore peace, noting tanks are not yet declared surplus.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Europe
War Department
High N Y rents bring evictions tents for needy
New York dispatch reports a mayoral rent profiteering committee erecting army tents on school sites in Brownsville to shelter 166 families facing eviction. City marshals evictions and furniture piles were seen across wards amid tenants clashing with landlords.
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Associated Press
New York
Mayor's Committee On
Brownsville
Brooklyn
New York City
Austrian Navy Wiped Out by Proposed Terms
Paris on May 3 reports the Austrian naval terms of the forthcoming treaty would wipe out the Austrian navy by requiring all ships to be surrendered. The distribution of ships among Austria-Hungary is to be adjusted later as the drafting committee begins work on the treaty.
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Paris
Austria
Arnoon
Eighth Division Homeward Bound Promises June Returns
Iowa readers learn the Eighty-eighth division, mostly Iowa men trained at Camp Dodge, is expected to sail around June 20 and land in New York or nearby, then travel home individually. The Tars and Tripes predicts water travel by June 20 and salute to the Statue of Liberty around June 26, with plans for banquets upon return.
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Iowa
Eighty-eighth
Camp Dodge
New York
Gabriel
Waterloo
Jlads
Woman Shot to Death in Ankeny After Assault
Bloodhounds chased an unidentified man after Mrs. F. T. Coppock, 30, was shot three times in her Ankeny kitchen following an assault. Her son found the body. police traced footprints from a nearby dormer to railroad tracks as a posse hunted the suspect.
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Ankeny
F. T. Coppock
Coppack
Dormer
Sign or Fall in Glory in Ebert Way
Versailles May 8 Kaiser fears over signing the treaty dominate headlines. German leaders weigh drastic terms as Poland frontiers shock. Inter allied talks may proceed with possible verbal discussions. new governments could sign under pressure.
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Ebert
Associated Press
Versailles
Ebert- Scheidemann
Poland
Great Park
Prussia
Upper
Silesia
Dantzig
Germany
England
Pevercment
Trianon Palace
Ex Crown Prince Pottering Inpottery for Clemenceau Gift
Former German crown prince turns to pottery with a new company using calcareous sands on Wieringen Island. Frederick William Hohenzollern named director-manager and invester in the venture. Reports say a film portrait tile was bought for 40000 dollars to present to Premier Clemenceau of France.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Holland
Wieringen
North Sea
Frederick William Ho
Dispatches
Clemenceau
France
Nothing Left of Germany Except Torn Territory
Berlin press condemns the postwar terms as brutal and unfulfillable. Freiheit and Tages Zeitung attack the treaty as robbery and a peace of justice impossible under Entente aims. Critics warn the plan would enslave Germany economically, though some call Brest-Litovsk comparisons mad.
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Germany
Berlin
Tages Zeitung
Brest-Litovsk
Many Disabled: Yanks Study Farming at U S Vocational
Washington D C Mary riculture holds one of the places in popularity with abled soldiers educated by the federal board nea in for general farming courses at appropriate agr colleges so as to equip for the operation of model agriculture there are dents Animal husbands studied by 28 dairying culture by 15 poultr 18 and truck yard The comparison agriculture shows an increase attributed to farm boys returning home with hom education and scientific made available by the govern is the best thing to study after The inquiries coming in board and the number of mate impressed by the opport of scientific farming appear finctly on the increas
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Washington
D. C
Maryriculture
Nea
Pogrom Fear in Berlin as Notices Call for Jewish Massacre
Berlin reports describe anti Jewish hate messages spread in the capital urging Jews to be killed. Leading Jewish figures appeal to the American commission in Berlin for aid to Jews in Berlin and other German cities amid fears of pogroms and violence following killings of children.
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Berlin
London
Courier Delivery Complaint Instructions
A garbled OCR fragment states: the courier should deliver at your home before a specific time. errors cited include missing paper by that time and a call for $800 compensation. It mentions phoning the office before 6 30 to resolve and obtain a copy of the paper.
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