Great Peace Conference Opens In Historic Assembly
United Press reports the opening of the peace conference with envoys from allied nations gathered in the grand room. Wilson and Clemenceau sat at the head, Poincare stood near the great clock as the proceedings began, promising a pivotal step toward postwar order.
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Phinaoagi
Wild Die
Germany
Constantiple
Leiland
Peri
Bolivia
Rom
Helin
Serbia
Uronda
Worl
Wilson
Clemenceau
Poincare
Nebla
Flovnt Aguero
Employment for Returning Veterans Appeal Text
A damaged wartime notice urges idler wives and returning soldiers to file claims with the Board of Commerce to address labor shortages. It notes employment opportunities as factories resume and promises swift information when job openings arise, highlighting the need to mobilize workers as veterans return home.
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Board of Commerce
Employment Bureau
Soldier's
Investigation into the Washing Bethbeth Stool Company
United Press reports the War Emergency Board chaired by Taft stated today that an investigation into the washing of Bethlehem Stool Company begins. authorities will hold hearings to determine responsibility amid wartime production pressures.
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Washington
Dan
Bethiehem
Evon
Taft
German Delegates Named for Pono Conference
Munich dispatch reports the German delegation to the Pono conference will include former Ambassador Pringo Liehuewald and Count Area as delegates. The piece notes tension with Britain, references Kaiser era experiences, and mentions American troop movements and Marshall Pool restrictions in a wartime context.
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Unieneros Munich
Pringo Liehuewald
Great Britain
Kalasea
London
Open Parley Senate Urges Demobilisation Plans
Report from Washington notes Senate discussion on demobilisation. 769000 men and 61000 returnees abroad are referenced with 1177000 total in government figures. Hoover reports daily discharge rates reaching 30000 as plans for early homecoming and civilian readiness are urged by administration officials.
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Washington
Dipto
Wan
Marah
Senate
Bosrot
Condomand
Hoover
Abelinge
Mont Prigau
Labor Trouble at Boston City Unrest Shocks City
Thousands of workers clash with police near City Hall in Boston, as hundreds storm Upton employment offices. Troops are sent to quell the disturbance after decrees reveal mass layoffs and fear of widespread unemployment. Officials report 2,000 demonstrators gathered, with several civilians injured, while leaders claim rapid firings without warning and protest over state relief.
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United Preas
Lorton
Jin
Toay Agaii
Hia
Dolton
Tate Guiney
Dily Hil
Mindroid
Chrales
Peters
Aleny
Purchase Tickets for the Banquet at Downey Drug Store
The Board of Commerce urges all residents planning to attend the Stanford Hox Banquet to buy tickets beforehand. Tickets are sold at Downey Drug Store and Bobbitt Drug Store, with 160 citizens expected to attend alongside the mothers of the company.
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Stanford Hox
Bobbitt Drug
Board of Commerce
Somautter ii
Mo Company
Ile
Jack Osborne's Letter Tells of War in the Air
An OCR letter from Jack Osborne describes flying missions over France during World War I. He details dive bombardment, machine gun strafing, ground combat, and peril at altitudes up to 15,000 feet. He recalls crashes, wounds, and the toll on crews, noting a shift in wartime perspective and a longing to return home.
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Jack Osborne
Wig Ferenity
Jioro Nase
Miike
Fira pUbllahol
Lidut
Turk Aatorna
Ovlarno
Corner
Digoat
Duck Osborne
Hove Mutton
Mra
Miche Osborne
Kelly
Ub Erle Jligh Sehyol
Anil Leonpe
Rosop
Dullett
Wight
France
Osborne
England
Ponce
Max Werthilagee
Lena
Hines
Savini
Wade
Worthniuiers
Bitty
Lia Kingdom
Ieuven
Ifn
Flndt
LipLane
Lael
Theft ring at Express office cleared up
A series of petty thefts at the Express company office is solved. Lloyd William Hierlock, a driver, confessed to taking money and articles from shipments. V J Kordenbrock, special supervisor, led the inquiry which resulted in the arrest and conviction of the principal suspect, with bail set at 4000. The case links to other thefts from the office, and further charges are expected as the investigation continues.
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America
Lloyd William Hierlock
Congern
Poncorn
Joon
Wan Taleon
Alilor Foun Porter
Alurlock Confessilly
Dell Wry
Malta
Bolt
Sherlock
Tony T
Transylvania Leather Company
Wells
Pargo & To
Expres
Wich
Jos’ Rivten
Booz
Kor
Ashbrork
Expresa
Corthier
Blaze Destroys Burtman Plant at Union City at Noon
Special to The Journal Union City report details a $3500 fire at Burtman Manufacturing Co. in Union City that heavily damaged the woodworking shop and warehouse area. The blaze gutted most of the building, with partial insurance coverage noted. local authorities and railroad traffic were mentioned, along with past juvenile furniture production and wartime contracts.
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Union City
Jin
Burtman Manufacturing Co
Unio City
Tro
Pho Jos
Ganfield Atroot
Fas Ligue Brie
Tout pTes
Germans Arroused Over French Plan To Retain The Rhine Territory
American Headquarters reports rising German anger over French plans to retain the Rhineland territory left of the Rhine. German officials warned France against permanent retention, citing Wilsonian principles and pledging retaliation if sovereignty was altered. The dispute centers on postwar boundaries and the fate of German territories, with leaders threatening strong measures.
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Rhine
Liezure
France
Rhineland
Germany
Spirit of
Evange
von Groots
Wilson
Whiteland
Grimmi
Convicted of Murder at Mayville
Mayville. Ginuw Ph Vall found guilty by a County Court jury after deliberating about thirty minutes. Vall was indicted by the grand jury on a murder charge tied to a shooting at a shop and keel items in Mlemonte Gully near Mayville, with the verdict returning this afternoon.
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Mayville
Ginuw Ph
Snirdyr
Hweand
Mudge
Auburn
MelaGi
Orolech
Avoir Grand Jury
Pychosyen
Sop Hotbor
Keil Hi Imiyts
Mlemonte Gully
Oltrrhijy AW
Cornee Gt
Change in Firm of Foster Bros
An important business detail will take effect Monday when A. Ts. Postar will retire from the firm of Foster Brothers Grocery. For the past sixteen years W.P. and A. L. Bomar have managed the store on North Center Street. W. Foster will continue the business and A. L. Foster will act as jobber for undertaking supplies and furniture. Weather: fair tonight and Sunday. Goldsday?
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A. Ts. Postar
Monter Brothers Grosery
W.P
A. 1. Bomar
Center Street
Foster
Busiigea
A. L. Foster
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