Hungary Faces Blockade Yet Again Amid Food Schisms
From Basle to Paris the dispatches show the Soviet bloc upholding a blockade while Hungary’s revolutionary government plunders foodstuffs for itself and allies. Germany debates ratification of Versailles terms as Austrian treaty work continues and Danube issues loom. Baron von Leisner is named to lead the Versailles delegation.
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Council of
Bela Kun
Hungary
Hevas
Council of Five
Danube
Bela
Baron Kurt von Leisner
Paul Dutasta
Versailles
Hohenzollern Says Allies Won’t Force His Death
Amsterdam report quotes former German crown prince Frederick Hohenzollern declaring that allies can only have his dead body and that he will decide life or death himself. The British wireless service notes an official in daily contact with the exiled prince says he is in excellent health and makes daily bicycle trips visiting locals on the island of Wiringen.
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Imi
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Frederick Hohenzollern
Wieringen
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Camp Dodge
Iowa
American Legion
John MacVicar
Storm Lake
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A. H. Leonard
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Little Elizabeth Benson
W. Benson
People's Popular Monthly
Binat-Simon
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Scandel
Lyle D. Brigham
Iowa City
Senate
Susan B. Anthony
Congress
Perry C. Holdweger
Rockwell
Ity
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Haldoegel
Speakar Arch McFarlane
BE. R. Moore
W. &. Harding
Alice J
Wiliam Knowles
Waterloo
Toledo
Chia
Saloons Open Sundays With Soft Drinks in Kansas City
In Kansas City Missouri a rare Sunday scene unfolds as about 50 saloons operate and serve only soft drinks. Officials are unsure if these Sunday operations fall under the Sunday closing law, given the temporary relaxation since July 1.
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Kansas City
Peruvian Cabinet Chief Named by Provisional Leader
Dr. M Porras is named president of the Peruvian cabinet and minister of foreign affairs by Provisional President Besula who toppled President Pardo and took office on July 4. Acting Secretary of State Phillips announced the appointment based on advices from Lina in Washington.
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Washington, D. C
M. Porras
Besula
Pardo
Phillips
Lina
Carrizal mayor seeks troops as Villa Wen menace grows
Salvador Carrizal mayor travels to the border asking for reinforcements to defend his town nine miles from Villa Ahumada. He estimates about 80 Villa followers and small groups nearby, with many fighters having left the area, raising concerns of possible attacks.
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Villa
Carrizal
Juarez
Villa Ahumada
Ramon Vega
Signing of Peace Treaty Ends World War at Versailles
Versailles June 28 German delegates signed the peace treaty marking the end of the four year world war. Wilson and other leaders followed with signatures as Britain France Italy and others joined in the historic act in the Hall of Mirrors. Some delegates objected China abstained and Smuts protested over territorial terms. The ceremony drew crowds as Paris proclaimed a city holiday.
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Versailles
Europe
William I
Germany
Wilson
Johannes Bell
Geran
Plenipote
Nurles
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Belgium
Henri
Clemenceau
Sie
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Untique
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Uruguay
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Panama
Nicaragua
Liberia
Honduras
Haiti
Guatemala
Ecuador
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Cres
Death of Dr Anna Ftowart Shaw at 71 in Moylan
Dr Anna Ftowart Shaw honorary president of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association died at her Moylan home near Philadelphia at seven o clock Wednesday evening aged seventy one.
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Anna Ftowart Shaw
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Moylan
Philadelphia
Washington Probes Squor Sales and U S Mint Output
Washington officials announce a probe into Squor sales at Atlantic City amid federal prosecutions if warranted. A Washington dispatch reports U S mint output set a June record at 9 161 000 pieces, including 91 364 000 pennies, while May exports totaled 6 879 598 dollars. Congressional action funds agencies for the new fiscal year, with army and sundry civil bills proceeding. President Wilson awaits return to Washington to approve measures including Indian appropriation and railroad deficit bills.
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Washington
United States
Wilson
Congress
Emeralds as Engraving Gems Across Empires
The emerald, a softer gem than diamond, ruby, and sapphire, has long been used for engraving and appears in royal and private European collections. Perfect emeralds over three to four carats are rare and highly valued, with grass-green beryl considered the true emerald and large stones selling for prices far above their size.
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Europe
Untitled remark on attire sparks sharp remark
A sharply worded criticism targets a woman’s dress and style. The speaker mocks her clothing choices as childish and describes her hodka and frock in a dismissive, giudicative tone. The exchange reveals tension over appearance and propriety.
General Pershing proposes immediate removal of censorship
At Paris military headquarters General Pershing announced plans to abolish military censorship. A wireless dispatch from Amsterdam says the former crown prince has renewed his leave at Vieringen for three months. A London wireless report notes Bolshevik forces move toward Kursk and Voronezh near Moscow. After a Morllei meeting in Italy crowds protested high prices, damaging shops that refused discounts. Munich dispatches claim Krupp works and other Bavarian industries have been sold to American interests.
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General Pershing
Paris
Amsterdam
Vieringen
Kursk
Moscow
Voronezh
London
Morll
Italy
Krupp
Munileh
Munich
Urgo
Iowa State News Recap Highlights Iowa Figures and Local Events
Iowa State News notes conventions in Spirit Lake and West Okoboji, honors for Corporal Carroll, a Naval Academy appointment for BH. Lincoln Butt, and a Knights Templar gathering. It reports demobilization payouts at Camp Dodge, Iowa’s Legion status, political votes on a school building measure, and a raft of local bios and civic items including storms, education, and public notices.
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Lewa
Inn
West Okoboji
General Pershing
Georg. A. Carroll
Davenport
Lincoln Butt
Casey
Congressman Green
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Grand Commandery Knights Templar of
Iowa
Templar Park
Spirit Lake
Marengo
March dip flood boosts fight against cattle tick
United States Department of Agriculture reports 1,202,497 cattle passed through dipping canals in March 1910, a record high amid sustained eradication efforts. More vats were activated nationwide, with Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma South Carolina North Texas South Texas and North Carolina expanding operations. States forecast faster releases from federal quarantine by end of 1920 as eradication work proceeds.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Lzon
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
Oklahoma
South Carolina
North Texas
South Texas
North Carolina
Texas
Miselasippi
Iawa
Insv
Itty
Ick
Prevent Big Loss of Grain This Harvest Season
Under average conditions the loan of grain during harvest is far greater than expected. Poor binder work, shattering during shock ing and hauling, faulty separator work, and minor machine losses waste millions of bushels yearly. With a guaranteed price farmers are urged to maintain binders, handle bundles carefully, use a tight floor, and demand efficient separator operation to save grain and money.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Cain
Repair of Pasture Fences
United States Department of Agriculture guidance urges proactive pasture fence maintenance. Regularly replace weak posts tighten wires splice where needed and drive staples to prevent future breaks. Adequate water and salt reduce cattle pressure, and a sturdy fence deters escape attempts even when pasture is short.
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United States
Beet crop protection advice from USDA pamphlet
The article notes lead spot harms garden beets but new plantings negate spray costs, especially in small gardens. It recommends keeping Bordeaux mixture and stock solutions of copper sulfate and lime, using inexpensive spray outfits, and cleansing sprayers after use to avoid copper corrosion.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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