Conservatives Defend Resolution Then It Is Beaten
In Weimar the national assembly rejected a conservative protective resolution aiming to withhold ratification of the peace treaty and restrict prosecution of the former emperor under international law. President Ebert signed the treaty bill at eight oclock after swift readings amid party opposition.
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Ebert
Weimar
National Assembly
Doctor Schiffer
National Liberal
Finance
Germany Plot Uncovered In Theft Scheme
An army uncovering reveals a German run plot to steal food, automobiles, and troop supplies for shipment to Germany. Suspects linked to the plan have been arrested and are under investigation.
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Germany
Rare: Cole Kwood ated SO Many wars are s0 ing on
The snippet discusses numerous wars in Europe during a peace conference, mentions the League of Nations, Villa may seek Geneva, a street clash between Greeks and Negroes in Indianapolis over a ten cent sandwich, and asserts preparedness fuels war.
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Europe
Indianapolis
Comfort and bills haunt a worried patient in Philadelphia
A sick man frets over medical costs while his wife reminds him of insurance money. The piece notes a contrast between parlor socialists and Bolsheviks, and mentions the Hungarian and Bohemian armies propelling heavy losses as each side runs press bureaus.
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Joseph
Philadelphia Inquirer
Not Stone Deaf Tom Offer of a Diamond Ring
Dialogue from New Success Magazine features Eva and Tom arguing over a proposed diamond ring. The exchange centers on Tom offering a ring while Eva asserts she is not stone deaf, highlighting a witty domestic banter tone.
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Eva
Tom
New Success
Why They Scrambled Breakfast Jokes On The Road
A Georgia railroad dining car incident reports a traveler ordering fried eggs and being told to wait until the train stops. A Negro waiter explains the cook says the road is so rough the eggs scramble during frying. The tale, recounted by a housekeeper, reflects humor and dialect of the era.
Preliminary Notice of Resolution of Necessity
To Fairfield Iowa property owners subject to assessment for street improvements on Maple Avenue East Adams Street and Highland Avenue. The city council proposes grading curbing guttering and paving with options including sheet asphalt bitulithic and vitrified brick. Hearings set for July 25 1919 at 7:30 pm at city hall with publication notices in Fairfield Journal.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Maple Avenue
East Adams _ street
Highland Avenue
Aid Street
East Burlington Street
East Adams Street
Said Street
State of
Cohagan
Fairfield Journal
Samuelson
Wanted to rent six room house by July first
Small column of classified notes seeking a modern or partly modern six room house to rent. Contact W C McFadden at 408 for details, vacancies desired between now and July 1, plus multiple local help wanted items.
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W. C. McFadden
Unkrich
A. J. Petrie
Ottumwa
Fairfield Steam Laundry
Kozy
Ballara Hall
Parsons College
Fred D. Mason
Lost items notice for a pig and a silver medal
A yellow and black pig about 100 pounds is lost. Call 4426 to claim. A silver track medal with the owner’s name engraved on the back is also lost and should be left at the Journal office BT3-Ls.
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Journal Office
President signals end of secret councils and weighs resignation
The president vows no more secret councils and hints at major changes in leadership, prompting questions about the future of Kernel House and the administration. Political observers note the shift may reshape policy and internal dynamics.
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Eay
Kernel House
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Ralph H. Munro
W. S. Samuelson
W. 8. Samuelson
Torrence
Pumphrey
Starr & Jordan
Burlington Street
Daeon Ae Chichester
DJ Druggists
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Sweet Home
HE M
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People's
Model Bakery
Stronge & Warner CO
St. Pasi
Mina
Beaver Soap Company
Dayton, Ohio
America
Wizeay
ING. Arten Bros
New York - Chicago
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