Peace prospects fade as Bela Kun regime faces collapse
The Council of Four vows to maintain the blockade and reject peace with Bela Kun's Hungarian Soviet. Budapest teeters on crisis as Soviet rule shows signs of unraveling. Bela Kun threatens bloodshed to defend the proletariat amid anti communist uprisings.
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Council of Tive
Atene
Beth Kun
Tlungary
Aecording
Elavas Agency
Budapest
Bela Kun
Anti-Ecommunists
Dinuhe
American relief aid boosts central Europe supply lines
New York report by Herbert Hoover cites Lieut Col William G. Atwood as head of the special mission to reestablish transport in central Europe. The daily move of supplies from Trieste rose to about 27,100 tons since March 25, up from prior output, with total deliveries reaching multiple thousands of tons to the Austrian republic and Czecho Slovakia.
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New York
Herbert Hoover
Expreme Economic Connec
Animerican Relief Administration
Central Europe
Americap
Hoover
William G. Atwood
Chattanooga
Trieste
Acrion
Officer Dies Saving Private in Creek Tragedy
In Lawton Oklahoma Lieutenant Colonel Harold W. Bateman of the Ninth Field Artillery and Private Joe Bukola drowned after trying to rescue each other during a fishing trip on Medicine Creek. Captain Francis B. Legette narrowly escaped a similar fate while attempting a separate rescue. A horse attendant, Piisate Bukola, fell into the water while handling horses.
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Lawton
Okla
Jaby T
Harold WH. Bateman
Ninth Field Artifters
Fort Sil
Joe Bukola
Fourteenth Field Artifters
Medicine Creek
Here
Francis B. Legette
Batenun
Piisate Bukola
Bateman
Bukoley
Crown Prince Warns of Suicide Before Surrender
Amsterdam July 7 The former German crown prince reportedly said to a Dutch official that the allies can only have his dead body and that he will decide his life or death. The remark was cited by the British wireless service correspondent amid extradition discussions.
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Amsterdam
Tving
Food Riots in Florence Strain City Supplies
Rioters in Florence attacked shops on the outskirts and at the city gates protested high prices. They blocked camions with provisions, hurled them to headquarters for distribution, and arrested many in the afternoon. Police and carbineers dispersed crowds as guards patrolled strategic points. military canons were sent to quake-hit regions.
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Florence
Aly
Pingza
Vietor Bphamanvel
Youth Says He Killed Girl Over Love
Harry E. New of Glendale confessed to murdering Miss Frieda Lesser, his fiancée, at a secluded Topanga canyon spot about 25 miles northwest of Los Angeles. He described borrowing his mother’s car and driving to pick her up before driving to the police station with her corpse in the back seat.
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Los Angeles
Harry E. New
Glendale
United States
Varry S. New
In- Miana
Frieda Lesser
Topanga Canyon
Here
New
Lula Burger
Miss Lesser
Central Police Station
Senator New Denies Marriage to Mrs Burger Hever
Dispatches quoted Mrs Burger and reported possible marriage or divorce. Senator New flatly denied the claim saying no marriage or divorce occurred under any name and that any such statement is untrue.
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Washington, D. C
New
Burger Hever
Dispatch
Indianapolis
Burger
President Wilson Convenes Conference on Coming Congress Message
President Wilson held a conference aboard the steamship Washington last Sunday with Vance McCormick and other economic experts. The meeting reportedly related to the forthcoming message to Congress.
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Wilson
Scions Return to Work as Congress Prep Continues
Members of the senate and house resume in Washington after independence day recess. President Wilson is expected to address the senate on the German treaty and the Franco American agreement while wartime prohibition enforcement legislation faces early consideration.
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Paris
Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Wilson
Britains R-84 dirigible completes transatlantic flight
The R-34 dirigible, after an 108 hour and 72 minute voyage covering 3600 miles, anchors at Roosevelt Field New York. Crew reports fatigue but celebrates epoch making trip as U S Navy and destroyers assist in case of needs during the Bay of Fundy weather.
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Mineola
N. Y
Great Britain
East Fortune
Scothland
Res
Baker Denies Review Of Military Sentences
Secretary Baker rejects Col. Samuel T. Ansell’s proposal to send all military prisoners to a review board for re examination. Some specific cases will be reconsidered for clemency, including about 1100 prisoners returning from France. Overseas cases will be reviewed by the statute board in the United States due to rapid withdrawal of forces.
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Washington, D.C
Treut
Samuel T. Ansell
Judge Advocate General's Department
Board of Review
Seecretary
Baker
France
General Pershing
Statue Board
Cleveland Street Cars Tie Up by Strike
Woeveland July 7 Street car traffic was tied up yesterday for the second time in eight months as about 2600 motormen and conductors of the Cleveland Street Railway company walked out seeking a 12 cent hourly wage increase. Attempts to restart service failed due to stoning and wire cutting by strikers or sympathizers.
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Woeveland
Cleveland Street Railway Company
Kaiser’s Sons Would Sacrifice Themselves to Spare Father
Berlin July 7 A telegram from Prince Frederick of Prussia second son of the former emperor to King George expresses willingness to sacrifice himself with his four brothers in place of their exiled father to prevent his degradation. The message is signed Rit el Krederick and names Adalbert August William Oscar and Joachim.
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Berlin
Hitel
Prince Adalbert
August William
Oscar
Joachin
Ritel Krederick
Big Business Behind the League of Nations
United States Senator Miles Poindexter warned at Rochester New York Independence Day event that international big business backs the league of nations and that Bolshevism and pacifists support both. He argued the league would curb US independence, favor European control, threaten the Monroe Doctrine, and jeopardize labor and civilization with a move toward barbarism.
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Rochester
N. Y
United States
Miles Poindexter
Washington
Rochester Chamber of Commerce
League of Nations
Northwestern cattle move to Minnesota for forest fire study
About 2 000 sheep are moved from western states to Itasen state park Minnesota to test if grazing reduces grass and weeds and lowers fire risk. Officials from state and railroads, northern Minnesota landowners, and ranchers meet at the Capitol to coordinate future stock movements and pasture leases. John M. Brander arrives from Thief River Falls to connect ranchers with landowners and arrange shares for feeding. W T Cox the state forester arranged with a Utah rancher to ship the flocks to Itasen state park for close grazing on the park boundary.
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St. Paul
Minnesota
Itasen State Park
Capitol
John M. Brander
Montana Marketingsagent
Thief River Falls
W.T. Cox
State Forester
Utah
Borah Criticizes League Over French Aid Promise
Senator Borah denounced the pledged American aid to France in case of unprovoked German attack as a premature military move of the league of nations. He charged President Wilson promised the aid to secure French support and to back the entente plan.
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Washington
Trent
France
Germany
League of Nations
Neheg
Borah
Wilson
Anti-Meat League Dinner Jibe Sparks Vegetarian Quip
At a Boston dinner, Algonquin Club president C H Taylor recalls a joke from the Anti-Meat League about two aged vegetarians debating a meat eater. The quip ends with a pun about a two year old egg, drawing a light laugh.
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Anti-Meat League
C. H. Taylor
Algonquin Club
Boston
Freezone Corn Remover Claims Quick Pain Relief
A short ad touts Freezone as painless to use for all corn types and calluses. A tiny bottle costs little at drug stores and only a few drops are needed to stop pain and lift the corn or callus out, root and all, without soreness.
Japan builds fishing fleet for Siberian coast
Japan has completed several large fishing craft and others under way to work along the Siberian coast. Catches in these waters amount to about $5,000,000 a year.
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Siberian
Japan
Siberia
Misinterpretation in Dartmouth Jack O Lantern Quote
Quoted exchange questions harmony with a wife as the speaker reflects on personal doubt. The line shows humor and domestic life tone typical of campus humor pages in Dartmouth publications.
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Dartmouth
Middle of the Pack Man Seeks Center Seats at Theater
A well dressed man struggles with the box office, loudly asking for “a couple out of the middle of the pack.” He plans to take his city cousin to a theater and wants center seats. He admits he knows nothing about buying tickets.
Nothing but Time on Kaiser Coast Despatch
Fragment from a historical page quotes a desolate Holland coast dialogue with Kaiser era diction. A child named Willie offers time and asks for regal curling irons to fix drooping moustaches while the conversation hints at royal or imperial persona.
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Holland
Willie
Frederick Wilhelm
Freckles Remedy Promises Clearer Complexion
An advertisement touts Otine double strength freckles remover promising removal of even stubborn spots. Readers are told to buy an ounce from a druggist and apply twice daily with guaranteed money back if it fails to remove freckles.
The Brighter Side Banished to Hardware Department
The floor walker reported me for inattention and I was banished to the hardware department. The remark notes the ease of selling a suburbanite a hoe versus selling gloves to a fashionable woman.
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Hardware
Birmingham Age-Herald
Smithsonian invites collection of wartime American toys
The Smithsonian Institute in Washington DC invites toy manufacturers nationwide to assemble a complete set of American toys popular during the war for permanent exhibition. A 48 member special committee has been appointed to oversee the project.
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United States
Smithsonian Institute of
Foolish Driver Cited For Near Collision
A dismissive remark underscores a near miss as a reckless driver faces admonition after a close call. Police report highlights dangerous behavior, prompting renewed calls for safer streets and stricter enforcement.
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Promises Prolonged Life
An old advertisement claims kidney and digestive health delay aging and promote vitality. It touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil capsules as odorless, tasteless drops in capsules that boost kidney action and detoxification, promising renewed strength and lasting health with continued use.
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Haarlem
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