Germany Faces Peace Terms and Political Upheaval
Berlin observers report tensions rise as independent socialists refuse to rush to power and insist on a full public reckoning of war guilt. Haase says a new government could sign if backed, while strikes and police debates ignite in Prussia as factions clash over arms, reforms, and possible revolutions.
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New Mexicans Testify in Ford Libel Suit at Mount Clemens
Texas and New Mexico witnesses arrived to testify for the Chicago Daily Tribune in a libel suit brought by Henry Ford seeking 1,000,000 dollars. Depositions and editorials aim to show malice behind a June 28, 1916 Tribune editorial calling Ford an anarchist. Evidence includes cartoons and family ties to McCormick and larger corporate interests.
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Weather fragment from Pan At section
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First Women Political Meeting Held in New Mexico
At the Elks club in Albuquerque a Democratic women’s meeting was held with Mrs. Elmer Veeder presiding. Mrs. George Bass of Chicago and Washington spoke on suffrage and Democratic duties, arguing suffrage gains were a bipartisan result and criticizing militant methods. The gathering drew 50 attendees including delegates and local officials.
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Psychic Hypnosis Used in Oil Stock Case in Phoenix
Witnesses describe a paychic method claimed to reveal stock potential in a Texas Globe 611 case. Florence Whiting, calling herself a psychic, testified she saw visions of brown fluid turning to gold, linking dreams to investments in the market. The inquiry before Chairman Betts moved to the capitol due to the large witness count.
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Powder explosion kills eighty three in Wilkes Barre mine tunnel
Morning Journal reports a disastrous mine accident in Wilkes Barre where a powder blast trapped miners. Officials say eighty three men died, many others injured as rescuers worked to the surface amid chaotic conditions.
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High four going over proposals of Germans for treaty changes
Answer to enemy protests not expected in Paris before the end of next week or perhaps later.
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Austrian Cabinet Divided Over Peace Terms Acceptability
The Austrian cabinet remains undecided on accepting the German peace terms as newspapers oppose signing. The council debates unresolved clauses while a commission may fix payment amounts after armor resources are studied. Premier Paderewski protests changes to Silesia terms amid broader postwar contention.
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Austria
Paderewski
Poland
Silesia
Victory Notes Above Par In New York Sale
Victory and 16 per cent bonds were sold today on the New York market at a new high level of 3100 24, signaling strong demand for government securities. The sale reflects investor confidence and may influence short term rates and liquidity in the market.
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Wilson Crities Criticized by Cummings in Banquet Speech
Chairman of the Democratic National Committee denounces the speech as slander while lamenting that America’s greatest leader is the target of criticism. The remarks frame the event as a partisan clash over national leadership.
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Praise and pride in America's leadership in war
In a New Mexican directorate banquet, Homer Cummings defends President Wilson and American achievements in war. He rejects Republican critiques, praising U S power, navy, and world role, and counters claims of unpreparedness for war as a misreading of peace-focused policy.
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Telegraph and Telephone Lines Ordered Back to Owners
Government resumes control of telegraph and telephone lines with few conditions. Burleson announces immediate return to private ownership while retaining post office monitoring, cost settlement rules, and employee protections under ongoing congressional consideration.
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Hitchcock Leaks Treaty Charge Boots Lodge Attack
Nebraska Senator moves a resolution amid controversy over a treaty leak. He accuses Senator Lodge of monstrous charges and asserts the issue warrants immediate examination.
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Senate debate over treaty copies in New York interests
Senate members clash over charges that copies of the unpublished peace treaty with Germany reached New York interests. Senator Hitchcock urges a full investigation while Senators Lodge and Borah defend their positions amid claims of political attacks on the treaty and the presidency.
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