Austria Prepares for Starvation Term Denunciation
Austrian leader declares treaty terms impossible as crowds protest outside Entente missions in Vienna. Four-nation council debates Adriatic fate. Orlando absent, Clemenceau and Lloyd George expected to reach agreement by week’s end.
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Mexico in turmoil amid new revolutionary outbreak
Washington notes another Mexican upheaval as Villa proclaims Telipe Angeles provisional president and Villa Sele as secretary of war. Carranza asks U.S. permission to move troops through Texas New Mexico and Arizona but is denied without assurances of American protection. General Angelos cited as a key military figure amid ongoing instability and anti American sentiment in the south.
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Hurley asks Congress for 600 million to finish ship program
Washington reports Chairman Hurley of the Shipping Board requests a final appropriation of about 600 million dollars to complete U S shipbuilding. The plan covers winding up operations, suspending contracts for 754 ships, and showcasing the United States as a leading shipbuilding nation with 13 485 166 deadweight tons on the seas. The administration projects total program costs near 2.56 billion.
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Paris Faces Gloom Over Treaty Status and Strikes
Paris grows somber as the status of the peace treaty and widespread strikes dampen public morale. Even the proclamation of secession in Rhineland Front Prussia fuels suspicion rather than enthusiasm among citizens and officials.
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Leak Probe Spotlight In Congress On Week's Program
A leak probe and a potential trail to Wall Street dominate Congress's week agenda as State Department officials are set to be called. The inquiry focuses on the source of a leak and its possible connections to financial interests.
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Trade outlook remains optimistic with high wage trends
Demand for labor stays strong while many men not at work prefer idleness due to labor troubles. The outlook notes wage levels will stay high as employment conditions persist and workers seek stable earnings despite shortages.
Railroads Urged to Pay LOM Soon
Officials demand prompt payment of LOM from railroads amid concerns over delayed funds. The appeal highlights potential impact on service and project financing, signaling quick action may be taken by authorities.
Capmen's Strike At Detroit Ties Speutire System
Ambiguous OCR reading notes a Capmen incident at Detroit with ties to a speaks system and a morning urna reference. The fragment also mentions beer, wine, and eatery items, but lacks clear event details or outcomes.
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Alleged Seditious Plots In Winnipeg To Be Investigated
Officials in Winnipeg announce investigation into alleged seditious plots. Authorities say inquiries will focus on groups alleged to threaten public order and stability. No arrests reported. Local observers await further details.
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Poles Accused of Paying Old Scores
Fragmentary report alleges Polish individuals linked to violent acts tied to old scores. Text is garbled and unclear on specific events, dates, or locations. Further readable details are not available in the supplied segment.
Washington Eyes Return of President Home Soon
Washington officials expect the president to return home soon amid ongoing discussions and formal credentials being prepared. Officials declined further comment while outlining readiness for potential public appearances or statements.
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Peasant Rebels of Hungary Are Soundly Beaten
A Vienna dispatch reports heavy fighting in western Hungary between peasants and invading forces. About 4 060 peasants were captured at Wollerhof after a siege and the district was declared under martial law with a military dictatorship proclaimed.
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Man Walks 35 Miles to Enlist in Navy
A man undertakes a 35 mile march to enlist in the Navy signaling dedication. Details on location and outcome are not provided in the fragment.
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Armistice mood in Paris as Europe reels under strikes
Paris press portrays a grim mood after the armistice terms as strikes widen across France. Reports detail disruptions in mines, metallurgical trades, aviation, textiles, banking, and transport, while Austro Hungarian and Turkish questions linger and Italian and German tensions shape policy.
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Senate to Debate Kellogg Telegraph Bill and Wire Strike
Congress opens its fourth week with debate on Kellogg's bill to repeal government control of telegraphs telephones and cables and on the ongoing telegraphers strike. Senate discussions expected on testimony from officials and witnesses while the house addresses a pared down army appropriation bill and other measures.
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Mass Shootings Reported by Hungarian Red Forces
Fragmentary text alleges large scale violence with thousands shot, including children, attributed to Hungarian Red forces. No verifiable details or dates available in readable lines.
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Leonard Wood Leads Republicans with Lowden Runner-Up
Leonard Wood appears to hold the lead in the Republican field with Frank Lowden of Illinois as the principal challenger. The contest widens as other candidates trail.
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