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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
7
Ghoveland reports a labor shortage while Wooster high school graduates a Clase of 60. Lorain county reports killed horses and other mishaps across several towns. The piece chronicles multiple regional incidents from labor issues to accidents, including deaths, fires, and criminal events, with names of towns and individuals appearing throughout.
Germany argues the peace treaty breaches the armistice and Wilson 14 points. It asserts sovereignty limits, rejects mass punishment, and calls for plebiscites and limited reparations. The reply demands far-reaching changes, including on Saar, Alsace Lorraine, and East Prussia, while opposing extradition and a Kaiser trial.
Gaston Routier a prominent French journalist was sentenced to death by court martial for passing military intelligence to the enemy. He, a socialist with extreme tendencies, was tried on charges linked to aiding German agents. House conferees on a $23,100,000 appropriation bill refused to accept the provision for purchasing the Chicago Speedway hospital to care for soldiers.
London reports Russian Bolshevik troops crossing toward Tarnopol and seeking to link with Hungarian Bolsheviks. A Vienna telegraph notes activity on the Galician frontier as Gen Simon Petliura resigns command amid Polish and Bolshevik pressures from Lemberg.
June 16 report from Peking states difficulties from ventilator improvement support pro Japanese members of the government led to the cabinet's resignation. President Hen Shih Ching has also intimated his intention to quit. It is expected that parliament will act to accept the president’s resignation.
In Washington on June 16 reports fault the Engineman for the rear end collision on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad as the primary cause. An initial caution indication and failure to observe led to the wreck during the Scranton express, with investigators pointing to operator error.
In a playful dialogue the Mole family extols underground living over above ground life, discussing rent as a concept, meals of insects, and safer, cheaper existence. Interleaved are childlike vignettes and stray schoolyard quips about animals, manners, and everyday curiosities, all voiced in a vintage period tone.
The merchant sailor sleeps on a bed spring aboard United States Shipping Board vessels. It features a pipe frame with no open joints to harbor vermin and can be removed on deck for painting or scrubbing.
A collage of quotations and jokes from a historic source touches on language study in Japan, farm aid for France, and quick wit in casual dialogue. It features lines about English practice abroad, a shy student in Nikko, American aid plans for French farming, and several humorous exchanges about everyday life and misheard phrases.
Major General Lewis awards the American Distinguished Service Medal to Frederick Bernard, quartermaster in the French navy, for saving 57 American soldiers aboard a vessel that was torpedoed. The ceremony occurs in Paris with American and French officers present.
Various brief items cover industrial and scientific notes, banking, tobacco, and maritime topics. Highlights include 1917 US cigar production reaching 9,050,900,224 units, 1918 US cigarette production exceeding forty billion, creosote and its medicines, Asia Banking Corporation opening in Shanghai, weekly steamship service to Constantinople, and a Chinese steamer’s Pacific arrival. Also noted are a Kentucky women’s stockholders’ company, Woodrow Wilson’s 1912 vote totals, and a London Women’s Engineering Society formation.
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