Treaties and truces disputed at peace council
Nicholas Mis of the Thumanian peags delegation was summoned by the supreme council with a communication stating the N afhanian ultimatum to Hungary cannot be recognized by the peace congress. Czecho Slova k and Serbian troops advance toward Budapest after Romanian moves. Captain Thomas Gregory urges Romanians to avoid occupation, citing protests from Fomearians and calls for British American troop presence to avert bloodshed.
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Associated Press
PAWS
Nicholas Mis
Thumanian Peags
Supreme Council
Hungary
Budapest
Thomas €. Gregory
Elie
Fomearians
Anti Reds On Warpath To Budapest Move
Berlin reports say anti communist forces advance toward Budapest from Szevedin. They claim to meet a battalion of 1,800 officers in mourning to avenge violence against kin. French troops reportedly march toward Budapest as part of Allied occupation forces. Archduke could be a throne candidate.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Ant-Cmmmunial
Sxevedin
Budapest
Ntix
Bzegedin
Ene- Beh
Flurte
Deir Way
Hungary
Archiuke Predecick
Allies See Mardersou In Budapest Conference
Prince Livia Bore Reem head of the Allied mission to Budapest arrived with British French and American officers and conferred with General Marderson, commander of the Romanian forces occupying the city.
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Mardersou
Associated Press
Derlin
Prince Livia Bore- Reem
Vicons
Budapest
Marderson
Order of Merit Conferred on Lloyd George by King
London August 6 King George awarded the Order of Merit to Premier Lloyd George in appreciation of his war service. The move underscores the Prime Minister’s key role in WWI leadership and allied efforts.
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George
Associated Press
London
King George
Lloyd George
Navy ships arrive at San Diego for Pacific home
Six battleships under Admiral Hugh Woden arrive off Los Coronado to receive orders for a Pacific home. Secretary Daniels visits San Diego to review plans for a naval parade and formal review along Gil Caromane Beach tomorrow.
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San Diego
Hugh Woden
Los Coronado Amd
Pacific
Daniels
Sam Diego
Gil Caromane Beach
Mexico to Consider American Claims for Damages
A press dispatch from Mexico City reports that the Mexican secretary of the treasury will forward American damages claims to a consulting body for investigation. The American State Department plans to present claims totaling about 27 million dollars as compensation for losses during the dispute.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Medicine Man Heals with Roots in Indian Tribe
An elderly healer of the Indian Tribe uses roots and herbs to treat ailments. The passage cites emol leni and Lun jen as remedies prepared by the Medicine Man. It notes Packham's company offering a remedy claimed to aid female life and praises decades of work in restoring harmony at home.
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Ome Finda
Lodia EK
Packham
Bmw
Clarification on Shantung Policy in Paris Conference Dialogue
The statement expands on the 1915 China Japan agreement and the Paris discussions about Shantung, detailing Japan's pledge to return full sovereignty to China while retaining economic privileges and a Ta Tsing Tao settlement. It explains U.S. views and stresses no acquiescence to the 1915–1948 note.
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Japan
China
Paris
Shentung
Viscount Uchida
Baton Makino
Vieqownt Gly
Shantung Peninsula
Onina
Germany
Tsing -Tao
Uehida
Chine
Ching
Baron Makino
Viscount Ghinda
KEEP RAILWAY SAYS UCHIDA
Viscount Uchida Japanese foreign minister stated that the Kiao Cle Cuanfa railway through central Shantung would be a joint China Japan enterprise with no discrimination against any nation. He also said Japan does not seek to retain sovereignty over Shantung and troops would be withdrawn when an arrangement is made for Kiao Chao restitution.
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Tokio
Viscount Uchida
Japan
Shentung
Shantung
Omnaion
China
Cheyenne City Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Businesses
Local notes show Casper, Rawlins, Douglas visitors in Cheyenne. Mentions include auto service firms, coal suppliers, and the Plains Hotel. A piano lessons offer and a large stock of baby carriages are advertised among other small notices.
Urgent Testimonial for Veley Kidney Pills
A letter from Otvas Gray of 270 6th St, Stowe, Michigan, praises Veley Kidney Pills for alleviating backache, rheumatic pain, sore muscles, fatigue, and kidney bladder symptoms. She reports better sleep and relief in her back and sides and intends to continue use.
Dean of Education Resigns His Chair
LAWAMIE Wyo August 6 Dr J F Butterworth dean of the college of education at the University of Wyoming has tendered resignation after accepting a position as lecturer for the summer term at the University of Dfuness Urban a Michigan He has served at Wyoming since 1913 leading the department of secondary education and the university high school He was named acting dean in 1917 and elected to the post in 1918
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Lawamie
Wyo
J. F. Butterworth
Corese of Education
Diiversity of
Wyomig
Nelson
College of Education
Cornell University
Whaca
N. YY
Butterworth
Absenece
University of Diiness
Urbana
University of Wyoming
Department of Secondary Education
University High School
de. Greager
College of Eduration
Salie
Women Praise Geyser Laundry For Easy Wash
Women at the Dry community claim the Geyser Laundry dries clothes quickly and solves washing troubles for the whole family, noting improved efficiency and convenience in daily chores.
Governor Signs Huntington's Commission
Governor Carey signed the commission of Harry Huntington of Sheridan to the state board of gazialization, appointing him a member in place of Captain GC M. June, who resiewed.
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Carey
Harry Huntington
Sheridan
State Board of Gaialization
GC. M. June
Japs Arrest Koreans for Petition to Restore Korea
In Seoul Aug 6 three Koreans and two Viscounts were arrested for drafting a petition to the Japanese government seeking Korea’s independence and distributing it to Tokyo papers. They face charges under the peace preservation law and await trial after probable guilt findings. Viscount Kin In shoku, president of Kolgakuain College, led one petition to the Japanese premier asking action to inform the emperor.
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Seoul
Korea
Tokyo
Viscount Kin In
British minister to wait on Mexican attitude before recognizing Carranza
In London on August 6 the Foreign Secretary Cecil Harmsworth told the House of Commons a British minister will not be appointed until the government is convinced Mexico's Carranza regime improves its attitude toward British interests.
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London
Carranza
House of Commons
Cecil Harvsworth
Winnemucca Fire Destroys Block Including Hotels
A large fire in Winnemucca Nevada destroyed an entire block including the Lafayette and Martin hotels the Hoskins warehouse and several warehouses across the street. All wires were down with the fire still burning and lines indicating depots at the Southern Pacific freight and passenger yards were endangered.
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Reno
Nev
Lafayette
Martin
Hoskins
Winnemucca
Southern Pacific
Villa Men Killed by Feds Reported in August Action
An official message from Galveston reports 83 Villistas killed and 33 captured by Mexican federal forces under General Carlos Onuna in August near Baliexa Chinah. Carranzistas seized 50 horses and 116 rifles. many Villistas reportedly deserted or wished to return home after fatigue of the conflict.
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Y Associated Press
Galveston
Carlos
Marlin Lopez
Baliexa
Chinah
Meahan Conaul
Fierre
Floero
Yankee Consul General Chamberlain Resigns Mexico Post
Consul General Chamberlain at Mexico City resigns announcing a move to pursue literary work. The State Department received word from an authoritative source and confirmed the resignation today in Washington.
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Mexico
Associated Press
Mie
State Department
United States
Washington
Chamberlain
Mexico City
Shanty Settlement Clash Over Wilson Pact Not Square
The article reports that the Shantung settlement did not align with President Wilson’s self determination principle, though the treaty overall followed his fourteen points. Secretary advises senators to ask the president for details and cites limits in remembering lengthy negotiations and labor and reparations clauses.
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Wilson
Ee Eees
League of Nations
Latr
Danging
Japan
United States
League
Hard Luck Ends Keefe Motor Trip
Walter Keefe of Casper once Cheyenne resident saw his new $3000 automobile swallowed by a flood near Dubois that killed five. The trip planned to Yellowstone and timacier parks to the Pacific coast was abandoned, with no trace found of the car. The Keefe family returned to Casper as rescue efforts continued. C 1 Cook Joseph Gains C 7 Saul amd K Ewel, Suste Fair board members, were in Cheyenne from Douglas. Dan Douglas of Little Norse Greek was in Cheyenne on business.
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Walter Keefe
Casper
Cheyenne
Dubois
Cook
Joseph Gains
Saul Amd K. Ewel
Suste Fair Board
Douglas
Dan Douglas
Forest Service acts to relieve drought for stockmen
Acting Forester R A Sherman informs Senator Kendrick that the Forest Service is taking emergency steps to relieve drought in Montana Wyoming Idaho and Utah by allowing widespread forage use on forest land to save breeding stock and young cattle. Missoula forester urges decisive action to protect stock while noting range damage.
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Washington
Forest Service
R. A. Sherman
John B. Kendrick
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Missoula
Chicago livestock market report from August hog and cattle receipts
Chicago market notes hog receipts near 7 000 with mixed weights and prices topped at about 822 25 heavy weights 20 40 to 22 10 per cwt. medium 20 25 light 20 to 22 45. Cattle and calves show varied values with cows and bulls around 5 75 to 6 75, calves 17 23 to 18 28, feeder steers 68 group and western range steer prices 9 to 16 25. Sheep receipts 20 000 with prices 13 00 to 16 85, ewes 9 to 9 .
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Chicago
Omaha
U. S. Buren
Omaha Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Movements
The Omaha market report lists hog receipts around 6 000 with varied weights and prices and cattle receipts near 5 300 with grass cattle up about 25 cents. Sheep receipts total 32 000 with feeder operations muted and lambs at 14 29 to 16 25 per hundredweight.
Omaha News Fragment Summary
A garbled Omaha item mentions rankings and numbers likely related to horses or sports with scattered names. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome to summarize. No verifiable entities or actions can be confirmed from this fragment.
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Petion
James Terre
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