New Mexico Senator Calls Treaty an Alliance Pact
A New Mexico senator asserts the agreement is a treaty of alliances rather than a peace treaty, arguing its purpose and implications differ from a formal peace settlement. The quotation highlights the senator's view amid ongoing treaty discussions and political debate.
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New Government for U S Not Authorized
Fragmentary copy notes a political claim about a new U S government not authorized, with references to soldiers wigs charters and a naval command. Mentions France and an order related to restoration. Text is incomplete and context unclear.
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Crown Prince Freemaned in German Flight
The former German crown prince Frederick William reportedly escaped internment on the island of Wieringen and fled toward Germany amid treaty talks. Reports say British intelligence noted vessels off the island and preparations for departure aligned with the peace process.
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Dey negment of Justice to Wait 1 Decision of Case Now in C out Before Taking Any Action in Matter.
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Sale of All Strong Drink to Be Ended
Attorney General Palmer announces the Department of Justice will enforce the law to end sale of all strong drinks. The statement follows ongoing litigation and targets manufacturers of beverages with 2 percent alcohol content.
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Ten Military Steps Defended by Sir Ruler Ian Magpheson
Chief Secretary declares public meetings prohibited due to seditious talk. Sir Ruler Ian Magpheson defends ten military steps amid ongoing security concerns and government restrictions.
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Eighteen Yankee Oldiers Killed by Bolshevik Forces
Eighteen American soldiers died in a June 25 engagement near Romanovka after a Bolshevik assault on railroad guards. Major General Graves reports one officer and seven men severely wounded and seventeen lightly hurt in the clash with anti-Kotchak forces.
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Quake in Tuscany Kills Many and Isolates Regions
A powerful tremor centered near Viechio, Italy, causes at least 127 deaths and widespread injuries. Viechio, Forge, and surrounding towns suffer severe damage including rail, church, and factory destruction. Relief efforts focus on Florence and nearby cities as communication lines break down.
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Passage of Big Supply Measures Meets Opposition
Congress failed to enact the large appropriation bills before adjournment and faced opposition from House Democrats to the army appropriation and other measures. Senate and House adjourned until tomorrow with July 1 funding looming for government agencies as leaders aimed to resolve remaining bills before President Wilson arrives with the German peace treaty.
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Mutiny at Archangel Front Reported in March Area
A chaotic dispatch describes alleged mutiny among troops near Archangel front lines in March. The report claims tensions rose quickly with unclear leadership and rapid movements across the area.
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Sinn Fein Movement Faces Waning Support and Doubt on Home Rule
The Sinn Fein movement shows decline in influence as leaders assert their methods have worked but express little optimism for achieving Home Rule soon. The stance notes reduced enthusiasm and uncertain prospects amid shifting political climate.
Irish Prohibition Policy Discussed With Chief Secretary
Special Cable Dispatch from Dublin reports Right Hon Ian Macpherson chief secretary for Ireland tells Journal interviewers that public meeting bans aim to deter political gatherings and that such prohibitions will continue when meetings serve political purpose. He notes no Orange lodge bans to date and defends civil authorities handling.
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