Turkey Must Give Reply on Treaty
ROCLOGNE June 21 Turkey must respond to the terms of the treaty after delegates return from the conference. The article questions whether Turkey will submit its reply by the June 28 deadline and notes the issue of troop demobilization and enforcement under Versailles terms remains unsettled.
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Wireless Men's Strike Delays Several Steamers in Liverpool
Wireless operators' association grants permission for the steamship Fitgerford and others to sail, but ten to twelve vessels due soon to sail are held up as wireless crews refuse to board. Stewards, seamen, and firemen join the strike and vessels are manned by unaided personnel taken at lots. Similar actions reported at Gravesend and Tilbury.
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Walker Offers to Give Gas Plant to Customers
Jus W. Walker of Bridgeport, representing Greenroots, told the Public Utilities Commission that revenues from gas receipts for twelve months of the current year exceeded ost cost by manufacturing the plant’s output. He proposed turning over the gas plant to customers, a suggestion which was refused.
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Wilson's House Hopefuls Face Uncertain Term
Fragmented text shows House and allies debating Wilson’s renomination prospects amid factional strains. Mentions Shouse and Madden Pric, with unclear timing and potential third candidate division.
Refusal of U.S. Plan for Reparations Stirs Debate
Fragmentary report shows a British and American exchange over German reparations and reimbursements. The discussion centers on interdependence of payment plans and whether Great Britain can meet its debt while the United States and Allies reassess their positions amid shifting commitments.
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Plague in Galveston Reported by Public Health Official
June 21 Galvestor TeX notes second bio plague case announced by Dr. W. F. Fox of the U S Public Health Service. The report indicates regional health concern and official confirmation of the outbreak.
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Auto crash injures six on Milford road report
Six men were injured when an automobile overturned on a state highway project near Milford. The driver Haddam was hurt, others listed include Pri Jon, Louis Capperello, Echo, John Ely, Oscar Nexon, and Harry Gates. Hospital reports and conditions varied with several described as dangerous though one man, Gates, had minor cuts and was released.
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Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Ad
Old time remedy claims to restore natural gold beauty by darkening gray hair. Modern version sold in drug stores as Dotths i's Sage and Sulphur formula adds ingredients for even, natural color. Apply with sponge strand by strand. gray hair fades by morning and darkens with repeated use.
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Japanese rally erupts after garrison massacre abroad
In Tokyo a mass meeting drew about 76,000 people protesting a massacre of Mikai civilians abroad. Delegates blamed the government and demanded Prime Minister Hara resign. police dispersed the crowd to restore order.
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