Treaty Print Battle in Senate Ends With Unanimous Consent
Senate approved printing the peace treaty in the public record after a five hour battle led by Senator Borah. A leak investigation was ordered, with New York financiers summoned as witnesses, as copies circulated from France via Chicago.
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New York
France
Chicago Tribune
Morning Journal
Washington
Senate
Borah
Idaho
Wilson
J. WV. Morgan
WP. Paevison
Thomas Y Toment
Meraun
Jaentseehife of
Kahn
Took
Company
Paul Warburg
BA Conecen
Ged
A. Vanderlip
Ty Lok Itill
Polk
Matemieis
Alsn
Bountog Lanige
Murah
Hhety
Wilton
Millerton
First break in united front as Telegraphers strike nears
Federal Telegraph Co signs schedule meeting with an Operators' committee addressing workers demands. J I Marshall and J Konenkamp announce nationwide strike plans for Wednesday affecting about seventy thousand telegraph and telephone operators. Discharges total 2870 across Western Union with layoffs in Dallas Little Rock Denver Portland and Los Angeles.
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TRY
Morning Journal
Bpfoial
Leagee Wine
Chicago
United Front
Federal Telegraph Company
Pacific Coast
J. Konenkamp
Commercial ‘Telegraphers’ Union of America
Konenkamp
Thalias
Little Rock
Denver
Portland
Oregon
Los Angeles
Western Union Services
Fragmented Weather Report Surfaces Amid Poor OCR
The readable fragment hints at a weather forecast mentioning warmth in the east and a warm trend. It references wind velocity and a university site, but text is garbled with many missing or misread words making precise details uncertain.
Unclear OCR fragment on New York petition and prints
Fragmentary text references a document presented by Senator Horak and a printed record in Congress. Mentions New York figures and a public sale or distribution in a 19th century setting with unclear names and events.
Nationwide Telephone Strike Prepares Monday Action
Cleveland reports a nationwide strike by telephone workers including operators and maintenance staff. The move comes after a union referendum showing strong support and follows a related telegraphers’ stoppage in Ammwervien. Union seeks recognition and collective bargaining rights, plus end to discrimination in firing.
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Cleveland
Siekman
J. J. Groves
Letrical Werkere
International Deadchartera
Springfield
Illinois
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Ammwervien
Em. Hoves
Woton Heen
Detroit Cleveland passenger air line to be ready soon
Detroit officials say a Detroit to Cleveland passenger air line will be ready in the near future. An aviation organization that has just been announced is behind the project with interest from automobile and airwave manufacturers. Hangar service will be established and former government pilots engaged.
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Detroit-Cleveland
Deotreit
Mich
Petrand
Plane of An Aviation Com Pty
Ab.noubend
Gompers Declares Labor Unity Against Tyranny in U S
The convention features Samuel Gompers urging organized labor to oppose tyranny and autocracy, stressing workers’ sacrifices during war and pushing for lasting reforms. He cites the need for equitable conditions, fair wages, and the reconstruction era rights, while delegates applaud and look to future goals.
Post Office to Investigate Itself Provokes Mixed Feelings
Washington officials greet news that the Post Office Department will conduct an internal probe into mail delays. The five member panel includes two railroad mail service reps a post office inspector a department official and the DC postmaster. Critics doubt impartiality while Congress questions the posture of a self study amid broader calls for oversight.
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Revial
Washington
Post Office Department
Railroad Mail Service
Post Office
Department
District of Columbia
Commission
Congress
Con Frees
Ppewra
Burleson
Republicans Press for Economy in War-Time Appropriations
Washington reports indicate Senate and House debates on wartime appropriations push for deep cuts. Senator Reed of Utah and others warn of rising department and bureau spending as July 1 deadlines loom. Bristow and Bennett support restraint, while leaders anticipate further reductions in key bills despite swift House action.
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Hom Door
Spotial Leese Wime
Washington
Hours
Senate
Thors
Erit
Emoot
Utah
Renatur
Bengior Brigot
Vic
Branet
Soven
Renate
Provisional Russian Government Arranged After Petrograd
A dispatch from Helsingfors reports a provisional government for liberated territory in Russia. Professor Kurtather heads the cabinet with non-somialist members, selecting colleagues from the Kolchak government in Omek and the Russian political committee in Paris.
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OPER
London
Huesin
Petrograd
Mall
Helsingfors
Kurtather
Momvier
A. ¥. Kereneky
Kolchak
Omek
Paris
Union backs commissioners in filling Wade vacancy
The Central Labor union voted confidence in city commissioners to fill the vacancy caused by Charles F. Wade's death. They did not endorse J T McLaughlin but signaled he would be chosen if acceptable, with a probationary appointment to be made at the next meeting on Wednesday night.
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Central Labor Union
Charles F. Wade
J.T. Mclaughin
McLaughlin
Walter M. Connell
Raynolds
Connell
Tramster Strike Conference Aims To Settle Labor Dispute
A conference is to be held Wednesday with a committee from Central Labor Union and delegates from Springer Transfer and Shufflebarger Transfer over the tramster strike. L Hennett, vice president of Springer, appeared at the meeting as the employer outlines its position and the talks proceed toward settlement.
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Central Labor Union
Springer Transfer Company
Shuffleburger Transfer Line
L. Hennett
Springer Company
Propaganda Aimed at Lane Bill Sparks Hill Hearing
Washington June 4 The House public lands committee explored propaganda aimed at defeating Secretary Lane's farm project for soldiers and sailors. Chairman Sinnott said a series of circulars claimed Atheson as National Grange representative did not get a fair hearing on a resolution opposing the measure.
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Morning Journal
Washington
House
Lane
Sinnott Eaid
Atheson
National Grange
Messure
Mexican Rebels Advance Toward Guadalupe Border Town
Report from Juarez states a military train dispatched south reached a point near Samalayuca thirty miles south of the border. Rebels under Major forces move from Bamayuea toward Guadalupe opposite Valene Tex. Guadalupe garrison weak, rail line suspended, locomotives moved to Juarez to prevent rebel use.
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Chun
Vaso
Tex
Juares
Samalayuen
Coulthand
Bamaiayuea
Guidalupe
Vabenr
Cuadalupe
Suaree
Finca
Mexico Northwestern Railroad
Jiunres
Hieht
Comore Pies
Wovert«Ment
Pebieds
New Mexico Battery A Embarks for Atlantic Voyage
Battery A of the First New Mexico Field Artillery, mobilized at Roswell with personnel from across the state, receives orders to embark at Brest for a homeward voyage across the Atlantic. The unit, the only exclusively New Mexican artillery in the war, awaits demobilization after arrival.
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146Th Field Artillery
Brest
Atlantic
New Mexico Field Artillery
Roswell
Albuquerque
Mek Eargt
France
Treasury Debates Another Loan Amid Debt Outlook
Washington discussions center on whether the U S Treasury will issue more bonds to cover rising costs. Secretary Claes says no new loan at par but hints a form of borrowing is likely, while Rep Ven of Ohio cites May figures and argues income tax and duties will cap the debt at around 4 billion.
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Washington
Treasury
Claes
Ven
Ohio
Ward
Ean
Liberty Lawn
Learyine
Federal Reserve Board
Wtaicek
Cabell urges no troops on border in current crisis
Major General Cabell commanding the southern department and the Mexican border advised against any intense forces at this time. He said the forces now under his command are sufficient to handle any foreseeable contingency.
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I. Caenewee
Washington
Cabell
Southern Department
War Department
Oneral Cabell
Juarez expected to fall without a fight
Report from El Paso dated June 9 says a strong rebel force under General Feline Angelex is near Juarez. Citizens flee across the river while federal troops march toward Tierra Blanca and may desert to the rebels, sparking belief Juarez could be captured before morning.
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el Paseo
Texas
Juarez
Villa Ahumada
Feline Angelex
Amperican
Ening
Tierra Blanca
Terra Blanca
Paso
Juares
Germany Faces Final Peace Word As Allies Prep Treaty
Reports say the council of four will hand Germany the final word on the peace treaty this week while seeking guarantees of a stable government. Germany's entry to the League of Nations is debated amid fears of future conflicts with Russia if admitted. A German court is formed to try war authors as Hungarian Czech tensions rise and reports of Jewish pogroms in Russia claim thousands killed.
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Germany
League of Nations
Council of Four
Russia
League
Clemenceau
Head of Switchmen Denounces Wage Reductions
In Denver on June 9, B F Me Kerning president of the Switchmen's union declares labor will not submit to wage cuts and that workers deserve not just a living wage but comforts of life. He argues industry should serve, not seek profit, and foresees a time workers and wealthy heirs share independent living.
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UMMA
Ofelia
Steeap
Denver
Colo
F. Me. Kerning
Switchmen’s Union
the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Heberting
Alleged Grafters Plead Not Guilty in U S Case
Fred Collins Greece consul here and millionaire Hugh Browne were arraigned in Detroit on conspiracy to defraud the government over ex soldier supplies valued at 3090,000. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bond set at 20,900 each.
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Orming Joumeau
Detroit
Mich
Fred
Collins
Greece
Hugh Browne
Sperteman
Soterlos Nicolson
Washington
Ordnance Department
United States Army
Excel Army
United States
Ecourt
Ranch Hands Repel Bandit Attack at Flores Ranch
Alfredo Peres and three ranch hands fought off a band of Mexican bandits who attacked the Flores ranch house near Janoverachi twelve miles west of Cananea Sonora this afternoon. Two bandits were killed according to travelers aboard a Cananea train tonight. The raiders were believed to be discharged miners from Cananea Consolidated Copper company.
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Jorma
Ogales
Ariz
Alfredo Peres
Flores
Janoverachi
Cananea
Sonora
Cananea Consolidated Copper Company
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