Senate battle over leaked peace treaty copies
Washington July 5 A heated Senate debate centered on charges that copies of the unpublished peace treaty with Germany leaked to New York interests. Senators Hitchcock Lodge and Borah clashed as Hitchcock urged a formal investigation into the alleged leakage and the senators disputed who implied presidential involvement.
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Attack on the treaty sparks contentious senate debate
Senators spar over charges against the president and treaty attack. Senator Hitchcock accuses New York interests of aiding enemies, demanding public investigation to protect the treaty’s standing and public interest. The exchange highlights deep partisan tension surrounding the treaty and its supporters.
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Vote May Be Taken Today On Johnson Demand For Terms
In Washington on June 5 a Senate vote could come late today on Senator Johnson's resolution demanding the State Department's full text of the German treaty. Hours of debate were expected before a roll call, with uncertain chances to act before adjournment.
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Odd Fellows Set Dickinson as Next Convention Site
Dickinson was today chosen as the next meeting place for the North Dakota Odd Fellows, defeating Bismarck in a decisive vote. A morning session focused on proposed changes to initiation fees, but action was postponed for one year.
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Gibbons Smith Bout Set for July Fourth in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 5 the announcer stated Mike Gibbons of St Paul will meet Jefe Smith of New York in a ten round wind up. The fight is part of a boxing carnival planned for July 4 in connection with the day's events. Dawson seeks a captured German trench gas alarm horn for use as a fire alarm. A local committee asked London for light German guns as trophies and the horn.
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Rogers Discusses Peace Army Plans for the Dakotas
Lieutenant Colonel T. J. Rogers, in charge of regular army recruiting in the Dakotas, warns Congress to prepare for a stronger peacetime army. He cites a proposed force of about 609,904 and outlines a reorganization plan with permanent division headquarters and preserved division numerals, emphasizing national pride and readiness for future emergencies. Camp Dodge, Iowa, to host the Second Division composed of northern center states including the Dakotas.
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Small Powers Win Point In Austrian Treaty Debate
Phrna June 6 small powers won a point in opposing the Austrian peace treaty provisions limiting armaments of the new states from the former Austro Hungarian empire. The council of four will diminate proposals for such limitations while considering the German counterproposal and minority questions. Traveling men meet Red Field South Dakota June 5 United Commercial Travelers hold two day Grand Council session with over 200 salesmen arriving. Boutroux to give lecture Paris June 4 professor Boutrous invited to deliver Huxley lecture at Birmingham University on moral ideas.
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University Weather Report Shows Mild N E Winds
A terse university weather bulletin notes wind from the northeast and a 12 hour precipitation reading. Instruments show a reduced barometer at 29.96 inches.
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Wireless will be used for fire fighters in forest regions
Missoula Montana June witnesses plans to install wireless telephone and radio telephony systems for forest fire fighting. IT aims to establish several wireless stations in Montana and northern Idaho with two stations per state for demonstration next field season. The system will supplement, not replace, existing lines and address rough mountainous areas where traditional cables are costly.
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Crookston Prepares for Wood Patriotic Festival
Crookston Minnesota on June 5 reports preparations for a July 1 2 event linked to the formation of an American Legion post. General Leonard Wood is expected to speak and present the congressional medal to Mrs G H Dale in honor of her son who made the supreme sacrifice. Committees handle preliminary plans for the anticipated large crowd and entertainment.
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Red Budapest seen through American notes and war talk
An American officer recounts red painting in Budapest and a Vienna money surge as Americans in Vienna gain favor yet endure staring crowds. He notes limited travel, inter Allied Express routes through Warsaw to Prague Budapest and Constantinople, and food shortages during Bolshevik pressure. The piece ends with “Safety First” painted over a tunnel mouth.
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