Austria Accepts Terms in Peace Conference Delegation
Austria begins addressing the peace terms presented by the allied powers at Saint Germain. Dr Karl Renner, Austrian chancellor, vows loyalty to seek a peaceful basis while noting delays, the delegation’s courteous tone contrasting with German exchanges, and the forthcoming treaty outlines mirroring Germany's but with changes for new states and minority protections.
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Jermain
France
Austria
Paul Dutasta
Karl Renner
Rentner
Pearson
Doctor Renner
Renner
von “Brock‘Gerst-Rantzou
Austria Balks at Peace Terms Says Vienna Paper
A Vienna newspaper reports Austria unanimously rejects the peace terms presented at St Germain. Paris sources say Noske toured coast defenses to ready for emergencies as peace conference circles speculate on possible treaty revisions. Premier Clomane maintains a firm stance against changes, while some Entente financiers are surprised by Germany’s offer of 1090 billion marks.
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Une
Germany
Ahea
Council of Four
Wilson
Clomanecea
Treaty text shows Austria becomes Republic of Austria
The document states the former Austro-Hungarian monarchy ceases to exist and is replaced by a republican government in Austria. It recognizes the Czecho-Slovak union and other successor states, establishing peaceful, independent republics under Allied authority and terminating wartime relations.
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Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Haa
Hava
Bordona
Bérbla Ay 9
Frea
Stata
Borb-Oront-Slovena
Ptate
Austria 12
Republic of Austria
Labor head’s car blown up in Chicago incident
An automobile owned by Cornelius P. Shea a former head of the Teamsters union and a well known figure in Chicago is described as having blown up raising questions about motives and possible links to labor tensions local authorities investigate the explosion and review safety records and witnesses report.
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Chicago
Cornelius P. Shea
The
Teamsters' Union
Resolution for woman suffrage passes Senate vote
The Senate approved a proposed amendment guaranteeing the right to vote regardless of sex by a sufficient two thirds majority, with 80 Republicans and 20 Democrats voting for and 17 Democrats and Republicans opposing. The vote followed lengthy debate as galleries erupted in applause and suffrage leaders were pictured. The report notes paired votes and several absences, and adds that the House sent to the Senate the $31,600,000 agricultural appropriation bill.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Pro-tem Curing
Senate
Borah
Brandegee
Dillingham
Knox
Kndge
McLienn
Moses
Wadaworth
Otal
Bankhead
Berkham
Dol
Wetcher
Gay
Harrison
Hitchcock
Overman
Road
Simmons
Staith
Smith
Swanson
Trammell
Underwood
Williams
Wolcott
Batt
King
Shields
Calder
Townsend
Penrose
Gerry and Johnson
Pomerene
Owen
Robinson
Georgia
Palredi
House
First Yanks Quit Russia From Archangel Front
A detachment of American infantry serving in northern Russia sailed from Archangel toward Brest to return home. Six companies of the 339th Infantry totaling about 1,600 men comprise the first contingent to depart, about one third of the Archangel force, embarking at the winter port of Archangel.
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Archangel
Russia
Jung
United States
Brest
Aret
Heononilh
Bolshevik forces claim vast gains in war telegrams
The Swedish socialist paper Falketa Dagsbind reports Petrograd telegrams claiming Admiral Kolchak’s forces in the Omsk government were defeated in the south and center. Soviet troops are said to have captured about 40,900 prisoners, 100 guides, and substantial war matériel as the An external offensive near Petrograd is said to have been stopped.
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Copenhagen
Falketa Dagsbind
Petrograd
Prison Funds Found In Jackson Prison Accounts
A Detroit Trust Company audit for the special BOR of the Michigan legislature reports upward of $1,000,000 found in Jackson prison accounts. The audit discloses substantial misappropriation including unrecorded bonds and assets tied to prisoner funds, with details under review by state officials.
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Mich
Jackson
Detroi¢e Trust Company
BOR
Wast Company
Anarchists Hurl Bombs in Eight U S Cities
A late night terror plot aimed at law enforcement exploded or damaged homes in Washington Cleveland Boston and Paterson among others. Officials link the strikes to May Day bombings mailed to officials and target figures include Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer and Boston judge W Bythompson with several casualties and extensive property damage reported.
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Washington
Kwan
A. Mitchatt'Palmar
Palmer
Palmer Realdarice
A. Mitchell Falmer
United States
Pollo
Say’ Hyo
Ongle
Pethupa
Barry J. Davia
Cleveland
Tustles Alvert Hy Boyden
Roxbury Soutnterpal Court
W. By-Thompson
Tha
Bitteburgh Federal District
O. J. Cassady
Charles O. Nott
General Acetone
New’ York
Wowan
Leland Ws Forrar
Massachinistry
Newtonville
Mass
Max
Pitte
Paterson
Philadelphia
Tragic Mine Blast Kills 85, Wounds 43 at Baltimore No 2
In Wilkes-Barre near Hers, a blast at Baltimore No 2 tunnel of Reigwart Hudson Coal Co. kills 85 workers and injures 43. A train of empty cars carried miners to work when a trolley wire fell, igniting brick powder and triggering an explosion that sent men flying. many died from suffocation rather than blast injuries.
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Wilkenbarre
Baltimore
Reigwart & Hudson Coal, Company
Herg
Johan Ké Gourty
Blaby Theater Manager Dies
Local theater scene mourns after the death of manager at Blaby theater. Details remain scarce as tributes pour in from colleagues and patrons reflecting on his years of service to the venue.
News of World in tabloids tidbits and resignations
A garbled summary notesArthur Vanderlip resigns as president of the National City Bank of New York. Other items include political shifts, labor tensions in Winnipeg, and varied reports from Chicago to Siberia. The piece mentions McAdoo and family wine groups, plus legislative committee activity and wartime prohibition repeal talk.
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Chieck Pee
Eodingield
A. Aullman
Lesia Poe
Vanderlip
Mejle B ‘Arnold
AL Ouseves
Polk
Néry- York
Siberia
Arcortean Inga
Chicago
Illinois
Ina Penton
Willan
McAdoo
Treng
New York
Winnipeg
Gray
House
Adolph Newrad
Stuimans
Naty-York
Two Killed In Strike Riot In Toledo
Two men were shot to death and two others were seriously wounded during disturbances at an automobile plant in Toledo Ohio. Discharged soldiers guarding the plant fired on a crowd outside a Bre station near the factory. A woman was present. a bystander and a threatening crowd are noted in the chaotic scene.
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Toledo
Austomobile Company
Theyteamsj
Dle
Akniing
Hiréa'rigta
Tuesaday
German Plot Trial Reveals Teens Movements to Europe
A fragmentary report reveals that 26 Germans and two Hindus were placed under trial at Zurich on June 5. The case involves a teen working to influence a violent change toward Switzerland and Italy as part of an alleged plot.
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Genava
Switzerland
Italy
Zurich
Government orders extend wire company control
Fragmented text describes a presidential order on extending government control of wire companies across several states. It mentions postmaster actions, union affiliations, and references to Burlégon and Burlegon, with notes on rates, finance, and imminent hearings. The piece implies a shift toward immediate return of control, pending legislation or deferral.
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Washington
G&n
Ehuse
BTBO
Woul
Burlegon
Burlégob
Rai
Wits
Theo
House
Governmentrol
Sell Army Stores to Washington Debated in June
June 4 report notes a House inquiry on authorizing 825 million dollars in surpine held by the army to be sold to an operative society. Baker replies the society includes 20 million families and needed raw material, amid protests over dumping and meat price effects.
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Washington
Necretger
Baker
Re Anthony
Kang
Rail Wire Boosts Upheld by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court upheld actions from June that increased telephone and telegram rates, affecting rail freight and passenger services. The decision confirms earlier regulatory increases and outlines implications for communications and transportation fees.
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Washington
Tullrogd
Tha
Preme Court
Nat
Jénun
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