Missing Navy Fliers Safe After Atlantic Flight
The NC-3 seaplane, commanded by Commander Towers, was found to be seven miles from land near Ponta Delgada under its own power after more than 50 hours adrift. Navy vessels hunted the area as crews in the NC-3 and NC-1 endure fog and rough seas. reports from Azores and Lisbon conditions hinder search and rescue efforts continue.
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Washington, D. C
J. H. Towers
mid-Atlantic
Navy Department
Fonta Delgada
Jackson
Ponta Delgada
Ponts
Delgada
Washington
Commuanfie Towers
Admiral Jackson
Towers
Azores
NC-1
Bayy Department
Ponta. Delgada
Lisbon
Plymouth
D. C
Altho
London
United States
NC-3
Thei
Trepassey Bay
Hort
Rantzau Returns From Spa With German Delegation
Versailles reports Count von Brockdorff Rantzau head of the German peace mission returned to Versailles this morning after visiting Spa with Landsberg Geisberts and about 49 others. Paris says he aims to obtain Germanys counter proposals and confer with Berlin experts on financial clauses of the treaty.
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Associated Press
Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Spa
Herr Landsberg
Herr Geisberts
Berlin
von Secht
Paris
Count von Brockdorff- Rantzau
Germany
Deisberts
Life Term for Kaiser Henry Van Dyke’s Idea
Dr. Henry Van Dyke urged that William Hohenzollern and his “murderous clique” receive life imprisonment rather than death, arguing the sentence should allow justice to impress on the culprits remaining conscience, in a Sunday Evening Club address.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Henry van Dyke
Holland
William Hohenzollern
Germany
Sunday Evening Club
Bond Theft Suspect Nabbed by Detective in Chicago
Chicago May 19 Federal agents say Thomas Westover formerly an inspector at a West Virginia explosive plant is tied to the January theft of 250000 in liberty bonds from Studebaker South Bend Ind Secret Service operative Ted Julius Robertson traced Westover and two others after a train meeting in Chicago Robertson found Westover in a downtown hotel and reported that one man suggested returning the bonds to Studebaker president E R Erskine who refused a reward Westover will be held pending word from the company
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Associated Press
Chicago
Thomas Westover
West Virginia
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ted
Julius Robertson
Secret Service
Westover
Robertson
E. R. Erskine
Bolsheviks Reject Food Aid Plan Amid Border Invasion Fear
Paris reports that M. Tchitcherin's reply to Dr. Fritjof Nansen's food proposal is seen as a refusal to halt attempts to invade neighboring territory. Allies doubt support for Bolsheviks and any aid to Russia given ongoing incursions. The food plan aimed to end border fighting and avert famine for Russians.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Tchitcherin
Russia
Fritjof Nansen
Bolshe Viks
Brief Austrian Envoys Allies Meeting at St Germain
In St Germain en Laye the allied powers and Austrian peace delegates exchanged credentials at 1 3 20 this afternoon. The session lasted four minutes. In Paris observers expect the Austria peace treaty to be ready next week as drafting takes longer than anticipated.
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Associated Press
St. Germain-en-Laye
Paris
Austria
Spellbinders for Good Roads Drive Prepare for Work
Preparatory to meetings across the county, 40 speakers will gather at Over land Hanson garage at 7 30 p m to receive instructions for tasks. County engineer C M Fisher and others will summarize the new road law. Meetings run May 9 to May 21 with aims to back June 3 election for hard surfacing and bond flotation under Black Hawk County Good Roads association.
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Overland-Hanson
C. M. Fisher
Black Hawk County
Presbyterian Committee Urges Equal Roles for Women in Church
In St Louis on May 19 recommendations to grant women full equality in church affairs and allow them to become ministers and elders were prepared for the 131st General Assembly. The information department report urged all Presbyterian churches to engage in paid newspaper advertising to promote the cause of Christ worldwide.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Congress
13St
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Department of Information
German Note and Peace Talks Dominate Paris Meeting
High German sources reiterate refusal to sign terms while council of four considers religious missions Bulgarian and Turkish issues. Rantzau returns to Versailles with other mission members, keeping German delegation whole as Austrian credentials due. Paderewski may retain Polish premier post. tensions rise over Ukraine truce and Petrolysis shift.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Germany
Ebert
Berlin
Rantzau
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Spa
Gert- Mahy
Versailles
Werr Landsberg
Herr Geisberts
Bulgaria
Turkey
M. Tehiteherin
Russia
Paderewski
Poland
M. Paderewski
Ukraine
Thei
Simon Petlura
Bolsheviki
Open shop policy endorsed by Waterloo employers debate
In Waterloo a 750 strong gathering of employers at the Elis hotel voted unanimously to support open shops and oppose closed shops, urging that business capital dictate shop policy. Employers plan an organization to coordinate future labor disputes and push for open shop practices across the city while awaiting a formal report.
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Labor Temple
Waterloo
Elis Hotel
Teamsters
Rmen
Wa~terloo
Germany Will Sign Treaty to A Scrap of Paper
Paris May 15. Germans likely to sign after protracted talks though some expect a show of refusal to test Entente unity. Observers note German tactics feeble and destined to sign. any substantial changes to terms appear unlikely as Allied forces stand ready along the Rhine. Germany seeks relief from long term financial clauses, but Allies insist on estimating actual resources for fair payment.
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Germany
Frank H. Sdionds
McClura Newspaper Syndicate
the Courier
Paris
Marshal Foch
Ertzberger
Bismarck
France
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Rhine
Alleged Bootlegger Shoots Policeman at Marshalltown
Marshalltown May 19 Frank Campbell of the local police was shot and wounded yesterday afternoon when he attempted to arrest an alleged bootlegger named Garfield Garfield fired four shots three hitting Campbell in the side The fourth struck Swift a Minneapolis and St Louis railway conductor in the leg The incident occurred at Marshalltown Ta
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Marshalltown
Frank Campbell
Garfield
Campbell
Swift
Minneapolis and St. Louis Railway
Russia and Roumania War Declared After Evacuation Refusal
In London a wireless Moscow dispatch says war exists between Russia and Roumania over Bessarabia after the Russian soviet demand failure. Bolshevik troops crossed the Dniester and defeated Romanian forces, occupying Tcheerutchi and Bender in the Tiraspol district, near Odessa.
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London
Owin
Roumania
Bessarabia
Russia
Moscow
Dniester
Tiraspol
Tcheerutchi
Bender
Ford Files Contest in Newberry Election
Associated Press reports in Washington May 19 that Henry Ford has filed a contest against Truman H. Newberry in Michigan's Senate race. Ford seeks a recount and an investigation into campaign expenditures and alleged improper use of large sums of money and voter intimidation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Truman H. Newberry
Michi-gan
Senate
Henry Ford
Ford
Senate Elections Committee
Newberry
Boy Dies After Farm Machinery Accident
Horace Henry Witt nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Witt of Reinbeck died at Presbyterian Hospital from injuries suffered Saturday afternoon when a manure spreader in a yard was started and the child playing nearby was struck and badly hurt. The body was taken to O Keeffe and Towne mortuary and then home for funeral services tomorrow. Child welfare experts from multiple nations attended a Chicago session on improving welfare standards amid war impacts. San Felice Cigars 2 for 2c advertisement.
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Horace Henry Witt
Albert Witt
Renbeck
Presbyterian Hospital
O'Keefe & ‘Towne
Reinbeck
Chicago
Belgium
France
England
Italy
Japan
Serbia
Spain
United States
Berger in House Denied Seat or Chance to Talk
Victor Berger of Wisconsin was called by the House as new members were sworn. Rep Dallinger of Massachusetts challenged his right to be seated after a wartime espionage conviction. Speaker Gillett directed Berger to stand aside and refused to recognize him when he attempted to speak.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Victor Berger
Wisconsin
Representative Dallinger
Massachusetts
Elections Committee
Berkers
Gillett
Berger
Ten Thousand Reds Taken On Volga in UK Telegram
London reports Gen Denikine leading anti Bolshevik forces against Tsarstein on the Volga claiming 10 000 Bolshevik prisoners and 28 guns captured. The telegram came from the British military mission chief at Exater nodar.
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Volga
London
Denikine
Tsarstein
Exaternodar
32nd Division Guards Return Home to Detroit Welcome
Michigan’s 32nd division National Guard troops known as Les Terribles arrived in Detroit amid a massive crowd of 4 000 to 5 000 well wishers. The unit, battle scarred and bronzed, wore the charred red arrow emblem as tanks rolled past and crowds cheered their homecoming.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
32Nd Division
National Guard
Les Terribles
Registration Opens Ahead of Black Hawk Road Election
The attorney general H. M. Hayner rules that registration must be offered to all who might desire it before the June 3 road question vote in Black Hawk county. Registration will be at usual places Thursday Friday and the Saturday before the election, per county attorney E. J. Wenner.
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Black Hawk
H. M. Hayner
E. J. Wenner
Michiganders on Battleship Rhode Island Troop Transfer
Boston May 19 Former members of the Michigan national guard formed the bulk of 1220 troops landed from Brest today aboard the battleship Rhode Island. The item notes the transfer and mentions an advertisement tag urging to stick to Cinco.
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Associated Press
Boston
Michigan National Guard
Brest
Rhode Island
Miss Jane Addams Addresses Peace Conference In Zurich
In Zurich on May 18 Miss Jane Addams read a reply to President Wilson concerning modification of the peace treaty terms. Wilson replied noting the appeal stirs intellect and heart but practical diffrentities loom large. Addams rejected British calls for her to join the league council, saying pacifists are detested in America today.
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Associated Press
Zurich
Jane Addams
Chicago
Women’s International Conference For Permanent Peace
Wilson
Paris
Altho
Council of the
League of Nations
Miss Addams
America
Congress Section Plunges Into Reorganization Fight
Washington, May 19. Republicans moved quickly to organize both houses as the reconvened congress opened. Senate elected Pittman president pro tempore. House chose Gillett speaker. Democrats abstained from some votes. the session focuses on party line organization and immediate appropriation business. President Wilson's message to be read in both chambers tomorrow.
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D. C
Congress
House
Senate
Ice
Marshall
South Trin
Wilson
Massachusetts
Cupanz
Sanat
Key Pittman
Vada
Frederick H. Gillett
Shamp Clark
Missouri
Lodge
Cummings
Martin
Pittman
Cummns
Ator Calder
New York
Gerry
Rhode
Island
Overman
North
Lina
Burnett
Alegama
Reconstruction
Washington, D.C
Reconstruction” Congress
Paris
Secon
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