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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
1
Workers affiliated with the PAM-CERMAN Union threaten to press their claims in the National Assembly. They demand Kaiser officials address grievances and invite a resolution.
A large crowd of union men and veterans marched to Winnipeg City Hall after breaking up a provincial council meeting. They attacked Premier Norris and Mayor Gray over strike handling and demanded action, with officials weighing military guards as the general strike intensifies.
The Democratic Committee endorsed President Wilsons administration over the senate to hasten ratification of the peace treaty and the league of nations. They urged the president to push for Ireland to have self determination rights.
The Sopwith aircraft used by Harry Hawker and Lieutenant Commander Grieve in the attempted Atlantic crossing was found at sea and picked up by an American steamer. It arrived in London and will be exhibited at a department store.
In Washington on May 11 the house delayed final action on repealing the luxury tax section of wartime revenue. Supporters insist repeal will occur next week. Opponents warn it would remove taxes on articles like computers and vesting, while advocates note revenue loss of 55.6 million dollars. Chairman Ford discusses shifting excess profit taxes and supporting targeted industry measures.
At Indianapolis two drivers Arthur Thurman and Louis Lecog were killed in a dramatic 500 mile race. Ralph De Palma set records in the early stages but slowed due to long pits while tire changes and repairs consumed time. The event featured crashes and heavy damage with many injuries and a chaotic finish as the field battled for position.
The Paris meeting of major powers discussed penalties and future settlements, with emphasis on continued financial reparations terms. Premier Clemenceau led remarks criticizing timing delays and affirming insisted limits on German obligations. The session, held in the foreign office, drew strong voices from Serbia and other states urging decisive action.
Perlin government tightens controls amid looming protests and public meetings. The new provisions ban gatherings and private meetings, heightening tension as authorities anticipate unrest and possible demonstrations.
A Plymouth arrival reports U S Navy NC-4 aircraft completing a transatlantic flight. Commander Reed and crew landed amid celebratory welcome, describing a resilient voyage despite adverse winds. The craft crossed the Atlantic, ending an eventful journey hailed by American officials.
Reports from Juarez and Chihuahua indicate Villista forces may attack northern Mexican cities. Officials say railroad service near Chihuahua City remains contested with reports of forces occupying segments of the line and Gallego, while Carranza authorities deny troop movements into U.S. soil. General Angeles’ and Villa’s forces claim about a 13 669 strong contingent intended to strike Torreon area.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Copenhagen and a set of terms about breeding and ministry actions. Readable parts reference a plan involving eight breeders and a projected outcome connected to Saverie Tit.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions ABE MARTIN and a fair context with weather and homely reflections. Reading is incomplete, but hints at a rural setting and timing. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes emerge.
In May 31 reports, Denver officers raid a home in the Wedited Hi district seizing five barrels of whiskey. The former Wyoming state treasurer and wealthy operator, H B James, was taken to police headquarters on liquor violations but released after questioning.
Fragmentary text reports Bolshevik forces moving through Kagem and the Wolft Somere area. The passage mentions removal of Belroo and hostages, with unclear context and garbled names. Further details are unreadable in the provided OCR segment.
A draft bilingual note discusses preventing aliens from entering the country to protect a Republican form of government. It mentions potential deportation actions and citizenship status, with reference to national policy and statutory safeguards.
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