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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
1
Dr. 610 urges patience from all outsiders as Mexico pledges to settle its debts properly and within a reasonable period. The statement frames a cautious approach to international creditors while affirming financial responsibility.
Dr Juan B Rojo counselor at the Mexican embassy tells the Pan American commercial congress that Mexico will safegUard all foreign investments and pay its debts. He urges outsiders to be patient and notes reconstruction conditions differ from 1910.
Four Texas and New Mexico witnesses testifying for Chicago Daily Tribune libel suit against Henry Ford face possible return home as depositioned material shows alleged malice in June 22 editorial calling Ford an anarchist. Depositions include Harvester and Standard Oil figures linking McCormick family interests to Tribune.
Washington June 5 tense five hour Senate session focused on the peace treaty. Senators Hitchcock Borah and Lodge exchanged charges about publication and alleged leaks to New York financiers. Lodge denied wrongdoing and called for investigation while Polk of the State Department denied unauthorized copies and involvement. Continued on Page Two.
Washington hearing details the Postal Telegraph Company criticism by Assistant Postmaster General Koons. He says wartime wire takeovers aimed to prevent government loss while noting later findings from postal inspectors. He urges tailored legislation to regulate all wire firms and protect government business.
Union railway workers for Canadian Pacific Railway vote against joining the general strike. Striking painters return to work. Calgary post office operates 24 mail routes. Postal and police officials report interference by workers recruited to perform strikers' duties.
The readable parts indicate a weather note mentioning temperature and a time around 6am with unclear phrasing. Entities are ambiguous and no clear events or figures are confirmed for a strong summary.
Reports from Paris say the council of four cannot reply to Germany before the end of next week as discussions on the Austrian peace clauses and the small states provisions continue. Poland protests any change to Silesia terms while Austrians debate acceptance and regional autonomy remains unsettled.
Associated Press reports a coal mine train explosion in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania. About 83 men died and dozens were injured when 860 pounds of black powder detonated inside a tunnel as miners traveled to work. Rescue crews retrieved bodies as flames enveloped the tunnel.
A Amarillo Texas resident was struck on the head by a stone in a lava hotel room early today. She was reported to be recovering tonight.
In a wartime world a man named Abe Martin faces a rough night as an offer arrives from a saw mill before he returns home. The Moors wedding proceeded without incident last night, though the groom did not appear.
Postmaster General Burleson orders the return of telephone and telegraph systems to private owners effective immediately while retaining government oversight. Existing rates remain, and anti union discharge bans stay in place as Congress conducts final action.
In Winnipeg on June 5 the fourth week of a general strike saw hundreds of returning soldiers vow to aid authorities. They denounced strike leaders as anarchists, offered to recruit two thousand special constables, and pledged protection for Mayor Gray while public order and food flow were maintained.
A heated debate on enforcement of prohibition features Senators urging strength, citing wartime measures and public will. Discussion centers on repeal of the ban and self determination, with references to international contexts and temperance leaders.
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