Allied Powers Reject German Plea to Sign Final Treaty
Clemenceau informs the new German chancellor that time for discussion has passed. Germans must accept all terms of the final treaty and will be held responsible for their actions.
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Signing of Peace Treaty Planned at Versailles
United Press reports ongoing efforts to arrange the formal signing of the peace treaty at Versailles on Wednesday. Weimar and German officials anticipate signatures despite delays and new political dynamics as Allied demands and German consent converge amid national assembly debates.
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Versailles
United Press
Wolman
Yates
Mir Poage
Aras Talen
Mbinet
Paria
Gorinak National Assembly
Paris Bulletin Signals Possible Peace Treaty Signing
Paris dispatches report Allied notes indicate a German signing of the peace treaty may occur soon. Uncertainty remains whether Von Haneil or another delegation will affix the formal signature as German intentions sit with the Reichstag. Allies note Germany’s envoy is prepared to sign when given full powers.
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Paris
Ting
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Prohibition Measures Pass State Judiciary Hike
Washington jury acts on prohibition rules to pursue intoxicated drinks and search warrants. A committee approves tighter penalties and permits warrants for enforcement. Vets win a point pushing minimum and maximum fines up to 1000 dollars and one year in prison.
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Washington
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Tudor
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Sinking of warships probe raises questions in London
The Admiralty announced an inquiry into the sinking of Gettan weasels off Soa on Plowagon and the assignment of responsibility. Public opinion appears divided, with some believing the German action spared the Allies greater trouble, while officials seek clarity on the incident and the Navy's losses.
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United Press
London
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Slo Expo
Soa
Plowagon
Armiation
Yessala
May lift all blockades and summer school opens today
A fragment reports authorities considering lifting all blockades and notes summer school opening with larger enrolment than expected. It mentions pupils across grades and a favorable start, with growth anticipated in coming sessions. The text also references a treaty and guests returning home after a Moonlight event.
Huge War Bill Is Now Reported
United Press reports from June 23 that war expenditures by the War Department show vast totals. The document lists billions spent in the United States and abroad, with figures indicating annual wartime costs and allocations amid a special House committee review.
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United Press
Wisldington
War Department
Somutary Baker Tod
Spicial Committee
House
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United States
A.B. F
Huns Must Pay Penalty for Sinking Sharks and Ships
In a British Admiralty note, the Beapa Plow vessel was sent to the Naval Armistice Commission after sinking actions near Ripa Mow. The report says the attackers, led by Commander Joanne, will face consequences for their crimes.
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United Presay
London
Routher
Ripa
Ani
Pasis
Meat Business Under Federal Control Proposal
A federal control proposal for the meat business was introduced today in both houses. The measure targets the county market and the local meat trade, aligning with national policy discussions led by officials in Washington.
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United Prow
Folval Council
Vothh Mowyo
Sennto
Bonus Due Townships Announced
United Press reports the annual distribution of bonus funds to counties for the year. The total amount designated is 1,142,040.58 with specific allocations listed for Monnayivuuta, Brio Wapcon, Crawford and other counties.
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Brio Wapcon
Crawford
Mrnford
War'yon
Kurtz Plant Resumes Operation After Saturday Fire
Fire at Kurtz plant caused extensive damage to the Derler room and main building. Sparks possibly from a nearby conveyor or wiring ignited wood and metal components, with flames spreading before firefighters contained the blaze. Insurance covered the damages and production slowly resumed by morning, easing concerns over order backlogs.
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Wong
Nb Todas
Ormal
Jaya
Init
Ktamfont Morosien
Hitervat
Kurt
Avyria
306th Docked at Newport News Saturday
The 306th arrived at Newport News Saturday, ships along with seven Corry boys including Chase, Saxton, Heult, Spencer, Oh en, Croker and Hollis. Advices say four were sent to Camp Jackson, while most battalion members are from southern states. some northern residents may be sent to a New York camp for mobilization. Uncertain if these locals will reach the city in time for Friday Welcome parade demonstra tion.
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Hogth
Newport News
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Booth
Corry
Othe Chase
Guy Saxton
Walter Heult
Allen Spencer
Adbert Ohen
Nonall Croker
Ralph Hollis
Camp Jacknon
Battalon
SQUIRES LISTED AS KILLED IN ACTION
Albert B. Squires, previously reported missing, is officially listed as killed in action. He departed Oct 2 last year as a member of the Seventh Infantry Detachment. Relatives and the Salvation Army reported no corroborating details as the war department confirmed the casualty.
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Albert BR. Squires
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Aaturane Smith
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Decorator Arrival For Welcome Home Parade
A professional decorator arrives tomorrow to prepare for the Welcome Hamp celebration next Friday. The team will handle decorations and crowd doors at the main intersection and city park. Public asked to notify Mr Selsie for service and display flags Friday in observance of returning soldiers.
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Ships Sunk at Kiel and Auto Collision In City
An eight year old boy, William McQuiston, was run down Saturday night by a Studebaker driven by Guy Stafford near East Main Street. The boy was knocked unconscious with no broken bones and another youth escaped. A Geneva report says German ships at Kiel were not surrendered.
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United Press
Paris
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St Kiel
Wilson To Start Home Thursday
Fragmented OCR text mentions Wilson starting at home Thursday and references President Wilson's plans and weekly events. Many garbled phrases appear, making core facts unclear. The readable elements point to a sports or game setting with a scheduled home start.
Bar Room Shooting At Onoville
A shooting in Onoville leaves an elderly man wounded after a bar scuffle. Harry Soheamr aged 85 is jailed in Little Valley while district attorneys await investigation results. Authorities expect arraignments as they review the alleged events and identify suspects.
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Hania Hugh Suthott
Sutherland Ia
Little Valley
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Social gathering at St Marys church event details
Large crowd gathers for a community celebration. over 1,000 attendees expected at a local rectory event. Organizers anticipate a prominent program and a notable turnout as preparations proceed for the holiday season.
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Cmatijliy
Bud Lins
Storm's deadly toll reported across Minnesota towns
Reports from Alexandria and surrounding areas show a severe electrical storm and tornado devastating multiple towns. Authorities list about 100 dead with many more missing or injured as communications strain limits updates. Rural communities like Sturgia Pably and nearby locales are described as practically demolished.
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Alexandria
Minn
Peivata
Sturgia
More Auto Thieves Held at Ease City
A garbled report details multiple suspects tied to a rash of auto thefts in Cleveland and Battle Watley. Names such as Hicvuy Daltinger and Kevin Veit are mentioned alongside officers and a depatment inquiry. The text is fragmented and unclear but implies ongoing investigations and efforts to identify the thieves.
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Maliengele
Sayy Althot
Brower
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Daltinger
Youslustown
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Uumuta
Cleveland
Ty Helm
Polk Named at Wilson Tied Prose
Washington June 29 President Wilson today eliminated Connaidor Brak Pollet be first under Secret of State as provided in the state department appropriations Weather partly cloudy Tuesday Showara
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