Wilson outlines peace treaty and League to Senate
President Wilson presents the Versailles peace treaty and the League of Nations to the Senate urging ratification without change. He argues the treaty establishes a world settlement and a new order, with the League essential to maintain international cooperation and freedom amid postwar challenges.
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Launch movement for a memorial commemorates war record
Little Rock Arkansas diien in state community league led by Governor Brough to convert the old state house on West Markham Street into a community building to honor the state role in World War I. The plan seeks a two thirds majority in the General Assembly at a special session to authorize the movement.
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State Happenings in Jefferson County and Surrounding News
The Pine Bluff meeting of Jefferson County planters proposed 20,000 pounds of entleram arsenate and various power machines to combat the boll weevil. Reports include a May 1 tax inquiry by Walter A. Werig inspector, a Denartment of Agriculture focus, a fatal dynamite accident involving a boy, church and community events, hog shipments, a drowning near Malvern, farm labor concerns, and civic efforts in Little Rock and Arkadelphia.
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Move in Hungary Dominates Supreme Council Session
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau interrupted by Bela Kun’s Budapest blockade as Hoover notes revictualling of Poland and Czecho Slovakia hindered. Allied forces near Vienna and in the south assess Bela Kun’s strength and possible rail-based countermeasures amid disputed supply routes.
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Daylight or So 10 C1 House Fails to Over Pres Ss
The fragment notes a daylight time or daylight saving context with an item about a house failing to something related to a pres or presidency. Details are unclear due to OCR errors.
Party Lines Against Agricultural Repeal Act Vote
Washington debate on a repeal plan shows party line voting in Congress. President Wilson backed a repeal that would affect 000,000 in agriculture. Eighty votes short of a two thirds threshold prevented passage, with opponents from multiple districts joining in opposition and sending the measure back to committee for a renewed attempt. Senate leaders indicated no immediate action, risking a broader push to repeal the act.
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Reported Bolshevik Plot Rumors Circulate in Washington
Fragmentary report claims Bolshevik intrigue in Washington, with alleged plans involving German officers and Denman prior to a stated date. The text suggests surveillance and possible security measures but offers no verifiable details or clear outcomes.
Fragmented OCR political salute story in confusion
A garbled report describes a political event with mentions of nations, a president’s son, and suffrage. The legions and figures are unclear, with incomplete names and places, rendering the shifted narrative into a vague historical moment without recoverable specifics.
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