Peace treaty rewritten as Allied powers push for signature
Allied negotiators press to rewrite the German peace treaty for clarity and incorporation of explanations. Berlin reports signal possible signing if a plebiscite in Silesia is allowed, while France doubts terms will be accepted. Andre Tardieu handles details. Colonel House departs London marking American delegation shift. The Allied reply to German counter offers will be printed in French and English after delivery.
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Andre Tardieu
Colonel House
London
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Cinot praised by Army man for stomach relief
J B Bedell of Sc reports Cinot cured his constipation and stomach troubles after trials. He says prior eating caused bloating and choking sensations but after using Cinot his digestion improved and he could sleep better. Hartigan's Drug Store advertises CINOT at Bridgeport.
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Cinot
Hartigan
Mendel
Hartigan's
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76000 School Maams Strike for $2 Per Day
Rome reports widespread strikes across Italy aiming at shorter hours higher wages and lower living costs. The largest action involves 76 690 school teachers demanding a daily minimum of $2. Spezia saw a food riot with shops sacked two killed and about thirty wounded as police intervened.
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Spezia
Fairfield Men Pass Bar Examinations
New Haven June 13 Nam of Fairfield County men whoa pa id bar examinations held here today will be made known tomorrow.
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New Haven
Fairfield County
Weather outlook for the eastern seaboard and New England
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions are forecast for eastern New York on Saturday with fair, warmer weather in South New England. Sunday remains partly cloudy and warmer. high seasonal temperatures expected in northern districts along the Mississippi. Winds are moderate from the south, with fair conditions across the Middle and North Atlantic regions.
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South New England
Middle Atlantic
New England
Mississippi River
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Faii
Riots and Labor Demands Hit Town Industry
A chaotic labor dispute spills from Nelly ARH Ont RIOTS with unions demanding wage hikes across departments. Weaving, Taschims, and finishing groups push for eight hour days and 25 to 45 percent raises plus new worker benefits as Ansonia and American Brass face walkouts and managerial resistance.
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Elle Verborglng
Pattasale
Paniploses
Assant
Taschims
Wases
Ansonia
Brass Company
American Brass Company
de Tollinying
Amerivran Brass Company
Labor unrest at the foundry halts as workers walk out
Report describes a labor dispute at a foundry where 150 machinists and helpers were expected to quit. Officials warned of delays as demands were unsettled, though no demonstrations occurred and the plant remained quiet after a 11:30 AM request for a response.
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Fennstiy
Cemi
Villa Weds Again in Mexican Village Festa
The villager claims Villa, who arrived suddenly, ordered residents to leave for a festa and married a 20 year old bride in Valle de Ale Tene near Thurrel Chihuahua. An elder judge is said to have officiated with two witnesses present during a dance and speech by Villa.
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Yeco Villa
Bundit
Evier
lMicelsior
Ter
Han
Valle de Ale Tene
Thurrel
Chihuahua
Villa
Wiltesscs
Abolition of Small Craft Licenses in Third Naval District
Announcement from the Readquarters of the Third Naval District in New York states naval licenses will no longer be required to operate small craft in the Sound. The license abolition applies to all waters within the district's jurisdiction.
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Third Naval District
New York
Sound
Ireland Independence and English Rule Sparks Debate
Delegates discuss the British control of Ireland citing national liberty and intercolonial peace. The piece notes English governance as a moral outrance and quotes John Stuart Mill on dominion over different peoples. It also reports the resignation of the principal at Apton as a result of the turmoil.
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Atul
Ireland
England
Ergland
Great Gre
Wien
Best
Sulhwenuly
John St Mill
Andles
Ngland
Obituary notices for Beach and Palmer families
Funeral services held for Lorimthht Ts Bewen widow of Charles L. Hewel at 240 Boston Ave. Roy Gerald MH. pastor of Darreck Canational church led the service. Large turnout of relatives and friends with a large floral display. Bearers were Beach nephews Tanford Igurr Beach Trumbull John L. Beach Watertown Lester Beach Bethol Frederik Shrawht New Milford. Burial at Lakeview Cemetery. Also funeral for Hutte E. Palmer wife of Stephiun U. Palmer at Riverroad Shelliney with Robert Whitehead, pastor of Stratford Mounl church, officiating. No eulogy. Stratford.
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Torinthia UL. Beach
Tanford
Igurr Beach
Trumbull
John L. Beach
Watertown
Lester &. Beach
Dethel
Frederik
Frank
New Miord Luriad
Jim Lakeview
Iattie E. Fabmer
Hutte E. Palmer
Stepliuon U. Palmer
Poor Little Girl Struggles on $15,000 Estate Allowance
A child of Joseph D. Carrell, famed horseman, sues to increase her annual allowance from Surrogate court. The daughter, listed as urging a raise from $15,000 yearly amid the contested $2,000,000 estate, seeks higher support for living cost differences and maintenance.
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Laren Carrell
Joseph D
Bis
Willie J. Carrell
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