Berlin Government Declares Treaty of Peace Not Signed
A lengthy official proclamation from Berlin denounces the proposed peace terms as a treaty of pain and disunion. The piece notes American calls to enforce President Wilson’s Fourteen Points, criticizes the Versailles settlement, and cites Lansing’s 1918 note as promising leniency. It frames the terms as a threat to Germany’s future generations and national honor.
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Berlin
America
Wilson
Versailles
Lansing
Germany
Murder Confession Ties Bosko Brothers to Colorado Double Killing
The Leaven wine Morning Journal reports George Bosko 24 confessed to aiding his brother in a double murder near Pueblo on April 14. Victims Will Hunter and C. E. Sparks were killed during a robbery plot tied to forged funds. The brothers were jailed in Paso County awaiting trial for murder and conspiracy.
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Iy Morning Journal
Colorado
Colo
George Hoske
Willa P Hunter
Parks
Paso County
Rye Rong
Pueblo
Thomas Bosko
Jin
Kenilworth
Utah
Sam Thomas
Pretia County
Rafe Keepingr
Bosko
Rashi Wwe
Lafayette
Che
McPadden
Weis
T. Poise
Paeho
George Lite
Jiutehenti
Nina Aves
Elacerterny
Tax changes broaden occupation tax to cover more businesses
The city announces tentative expansion of the occupation tax to include about thirty additional business types and professions. The plan outlines specific sectors such as stock brokers, clothing cleaners, laundries, and several trades, with a possible cap and date for final approval before the ordinance is completed.
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Wtyengy
Vistek Dew
Eeantodtien
Tribunal rules on pesticide property owners case
A local meeting addressed by property owners about paying for a charter and the disposal of land. Officials discussed ownership, valuation, and proceedings for a sale while signaling forthcoming actions and dates for the transfer. The report notes expected notices and a review by the attorney general regarding the property in question.
Equal Suffrage Measure Clears House Heads to Senate
Washington May 31 The Woman Suffrage constitutional amendment passed the House 604 to 88 after a long debate with 42 Democrats opposing. Supporters urged speedy Senate action within two weeks while critics warned of delays. President Wilson's administration and party figures praised the move as a milestone toward federal ratification.
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Senate
Washington
Mr. Little
Mhorida
Ahiformia
Heap
Otdik
Evry Aner
Witizedy
Woodrow Witeon
Pep Lice Ney
Continued on Vase Twa
Fragment reads like a newspaper page note with truncated headlines and stray phrases. It mentions Creations and a continuation line "Continued on Vase Twa" suggesting an interior page or section reference without clear events or names.
Presbyterians Endorse Wilson Message in Spotlight
Fragments show church groups aligning with President Wilson's proposals. Readers note discussions on program structure and national unity with emphasis on religious support and civic duties.
Make Big Bluff and Fool the Allies Message
Fragmented OCR text appears to discuss Trotsky, allied deception, and references to Vienna, Astoria, and Budapest. Key names include Trotsky and various places, but the passage is garbled with no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize into a coherent report.
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Trotzky
Hawker Believed To Have Fallen After Takeoff
Reports indicate a Hawker aircraft fell soon after takeoff from an airfield. Eyewitnesses described a sudden loss of control and a rapid descent, with the wreckage found near the runway. Investigators cordon the site as families await official word on casualties and the cause remains under inquiry.
Former Crown Prince Liable to Trial Under Peace Treaty
A garbled report suggests the former crown prince faces trial under a peace treaty terms. The text references Leora and a wartime context with mentions of Bonar Law and German camps, though specifics remain unclear due to OCR errors.
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Thurles
Frideriow
Wittinas
Leora
Cerman
Andrew Honat Law
When of Commons
Bonar Law
Prikan
Iowa Senator New President Pro Tem Elected
Fragmented text reports Iowa Senate discussions on leadership with mentions of senator Benator Albert and electing a president pro tem. The source is garbled but indicates party alignment and a longstanding dispute between Progressives and Republicans in the upper chamber. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are confirmed.
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Iowa
Benator Albert Is
Lows
Nate
Ying
Heeline
Elvetion
Ford labeled anarchist in courtroom war of words
Detroit attorney for Henry Ford libel suit against Chicago Tribune spurs heated court exchange. Stevenson argues antiwar propaganda linked to San Francisco bomb outrage, while Ford defense contends the paper published only editorial views. Proceedings reveal tensions over wartime press coverage and political labels.
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Crecians
Mount Clemens
Mich
Henry Ford
Tuckers Court
Brett G. Stevenson
Detroi
Chicago Tribune
Ford
Fareo Witney
Paine
Stevenson
Pre. Mont McKinley
San Francisco
Industrial Workers of the World
Ohio
Hitntor
Mewes Colpatte
Alfred Tucking
Tribune
Lucking
Oried
Clive
Whente
Mont
Henry
White
Fitconson
Ameas
McKinley
Moe
Kinteyan
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Wall Street
Stevensen
Ard
Southern Presbyterians vote for union plan
In a divided vote the Southern branch of the Presbyterian Church approved a plan to unify with the Northern Presbyterian Church. The motion passed by a margin of 14 to 9 at a general meeting, signaling a push toward closer cooperation and eventual federation between the two denominations despite regional tensions.
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Southern Branch OF Presbyterians
UNION
Metsistean Hurely
Arganw
Dpreebyter
Forcing Sultan From Europe Sparks Holy War Fear
The Morning Journal reports that forcing the Sultan from Constantinople risks holy war and that America must be the sole power capable of mandating such action. The piece notes British and Allied plans, with Turkish and Armenian tensions rising as Western powers weigh military intervention and territorial interests in Asia Minor and the Ottoman capital.
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Europe
America
Mata
Constantinople
Tig
Britain
Massive Mobile Fire Destroys Hundreds of Homes
A blaze in Mobile on May 11 swept twenty blocks of residential area. Property damage reached about $600 069, destroying nearly 200 buildings and leaving many families hopeless. Fire halted before reaching Hooks and Shipbuilding Plant.
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Ain
Mobile
New Turkish Cabinet Formed After Smyrna Occupation
Constantinople May 24 Ferid Pasha appointed to form a new Turkish government after the cabinet resignations provoked by the allied occupation of Smyrna. He will serve as grand vizier and foreign minister.
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Constantinople
Havasi
Smyrna
Ferid Pasha
Ferid
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