Pro-German View on Peace Treaty From Von Bernhardt
Gen Friedrich A J von Bernardi argues in a letter to the Albuquerque Journal and New York World that the peace terms are punitive and ensure future German weakness. He contends France and England seek advantage, warns of renewed war, rejects the League of Nations, and defends Kaiser and military leaders as acting within duty.
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Western rail shopmen strike grows in midwest as boilermakers vote
The morning dispatch reports 15 000 workers in the midwest striking with 16 090 more on the Norfolk and Western line set for tomorrow. Chicago district union leaders say friction with rail executives and a Justice Department challenge worsens conditions while demanding 85 cents an hour for mechanics and 60 cents for helpers. The strike, declared illegal by railroad executives, continues amid congested yards and halted service.
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Romania Delays Plan for New Hungary Government
The article discusses unclear progress in forming a government for a new Hungary and questions whether Paris orders reached Budapest or Bucharest, suggesting foreign influence or uncertain authority shaping events.
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Bucharest
Paris
Weather Portcast for New Mexico and Arizona
The forecast shows Wednesday and Thursday partly cloudy in New Mexico with warmer conditions in the southeast. In Arizona the period is expected to be fair with higher temperatures on Wednesday.
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New Mexico
Arizona
Data Errors in 24 Hour Weather Reading
The report shows corrupted OCR text for a 24 hour period ending yesterday at 6 pm with garbled values for humidity precipitation wind and other meteorological notes making exact figures unreadable. The fragment mentions a state university and weather terms but lacks clear measurements or locations.
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Chicago transit fare hike under review by utilities board
The state public utilities commission took under advisement the Chicago surface lines and the Illinois elevated railways request for higher fares. City counsel opposed the increases.
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Chicago
State Public Utilities Commission
Miciracs
Prince of Wales Sails for Canada from Renown
The Prince of Wales departed Portsmouth Finland aboard the cruiser Renown at 6 o’clock this evening heading for Canada. No departure ceremony accompanied the voyage.
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Finnland
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Renown
Wilson to Address Congress on Cost of Living Early
President Wilson will send a message to Congress on the cost of living, reflecting Palmer and other officials' recommendations. Justice agents will press violations of the food control act and root out hoarders and profiteers as the government seeks to lower living costs and curb unrest.
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Expert Says Ratifying Treaty With Covenant Stricken Would Bring Terrible World Consequences
In Washington the senate debates the league of nations and the Shantung settlement with sharp exchanges. Norman Davis testifies on why the covenant and indemnity questions matter, while Secretary Lansing faces questions on Versailles details as Congress monitors the White House role.
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Fire Destroyed Historic Santa Fe Two Story House
The Pearsell house, a early two story frame structure in Santa Fe, was destroyed by fire tonight. It had stood unused for years and the fire’s origin remains unclear.
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Peace Conference Feared for Hungary as Serbian Advance Rumors Grow
American peace delegation reports anxiety over Hungary's stability as Romanian officials face faulty communications. U.S. warns Romania that economic support could be cut if it ignores allied orders. Reports say Serbian army has begun advancing into Hungary and ravaging the country.
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Government Ownership of Railroads Debate Looms in Congress
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States reports 99 percent oppose government ownership of railroads based on a referendum of its 670000 members. Labor groups press for private capital and tariff relief as strikes and wage demands threaten service amid a broader rail question before Congress.
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Rumanians Enter Budapest with Large Mounted Forces
Thirty thousand Rumanian troops entered Budapest led by General Khargasev, taking public buildings and assuming military command. Lieutenant Colonel Romanelli, allied representative, said demobilization of the Soviet army should continue. Hostages were reported, with a death penalty stated for every Rumanian killed. Serbian troops were moving toward Budapest from the south to protect interests.
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Rumanians seize Budapest as troops plunder suburbs
Telegram reports from Budafest say Rumanian forces entered Budapest and looted suburban areas. Fifteen to twenty Vilians were killed by Kumantians, hostages demanded and five spared for every Rumanian harmed. Rumanian troops jailed some Hungarian ministers and machine guns patrolled the city while police were demobilized.
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Hungarians Seek Change in Peace Terms and Cabinet Shifts
The new Hungarian cabinet, led by foreign minister Peter Acoston, aims to adjust Vienna era borders and retain more territory while steering away from communism. Captain Gregory arrives to revive coal shipments and railway logistics for food movement from the Manat region to Vienna. The cabinet, drawing authority from workers groups, adds businessmen like Max Panyu and M. Lovasey to key posts, while Italian French and British troops may bolster order.
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Communists To Be Tried For Their Acts
Troops of the Hungarian government push within 25 miles of Budapest as Jugo Slav forces also advance toward the city. Reports say Frumanian forces captured many communist leaders and a Vienna dispute notes a growing meeting in Budapest where culpable communists may face trials for acts of the Soviet regime.
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Vienna
Wheat price plunge unsettles Board of Trade
Prices for the 1919 domestic wheat crop dropped sharply amid expectations of government action on wheat and flour prices. Traders feared a large cut for millers lowering costs for consumers while corn fell as the market anticipated basket-wide price shifts.
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Actors and Chorus Girls Threaten Strike in Equity Row
Chicago August 5 A threatened strike by Actors and Chorus Girls members of the Actors Equity association looms for tomorrow. They demand extra pay for Sunday performances pay for rehearsals and the closed shop. The managements decline the demands.
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Chicago
Actors’ Equity Association
Moberly Police Union Strikes After Pay Refusal
Moberly Missouri police officers go on strike after the city council refuses a salary increase. The action follows a meeting last night where the request was denied.
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Moberly
New Mexico Child Drowned in Colorado
In Pagosa Springs Colorado a seven year old boy, Robert Lewis, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Lewis of Chama New Mexico, drowned today in a hotel pool after being missing for several hours.
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