Peace signing planned for 3 PM Saturday in Paris
Paris reports the council of four completed plans for the German peace treaty signing at 3 PM Saturday in Versailles. President Wilson may depart for Brest after the ceremony with American delegates Pershing present. German plenipotentiaries to arrive tonight. Chinese delegates agree to sign with later protocol.
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Lithuanian Army Clears Bolsheviks in Lithuania
Dispatch from Kovyna Lithuania dated June 24 reports General Zukauskes leading 25 000 Lithuanian troops to expel Bolshevik forces from most of Lithuania and begin an offensive near Dvinek and Clarax, per Captain Forman of the American Baltic relief administration. Weather notes follow with North Dakota cloudy and Minnesota a warm change expected into Saturday.
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Zukauskes
Lithuania
Dvinek
Clarax
Forman
American Baltic Relief Administration
Kovyna
Herbert Hoover
Inter- Allied Relief Commission
Secret service agents of the treasury uncover notes
In Washington on June 27, Treasury Secret Service agents uncover notes related to a covert investigation. The discovery centers on financial instruments found in the capital, with authorities expected to release further details as the probe continues.
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German and French leaders head to Versailles to sign peace
Dr. Harmann Mueller and Dr. Johannes Bell travel from Berlin via Cologne toward Versailles for the peace treaty signing expected Saturday. Allied delegates worry signing may not end tensions with Germany amid unstable government and possible delays. Meanwhile former Emperor William's return from the Netherlands is rumored as Germany faces rising unrest with communist and counter revolutionary movements reported in Hamburg and eastern regions.
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Naval bill and global brief flash across capitals
Washington reports the naval appropriation bill for roughly 644 thousand dollars passing the Senate. Hamburg riots claim 185 dead. Nogales reports six Mexicans firing on a cavalry patrol west of town with Americans returning fire. Berlin notes the Prussian assembly backing the new government. Paris hosts President Wilson and peace delegates at a dinner. Washington announces the Distinguished Service Cross award to Private August Megeman of Glen Ullin North Dakota along with Olaf Brekke of Fergus Falls Minn.
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Probe of Plans for Separate Northeastern German State
A wartime dispatch reports that German leaders discussed a decree to form a separate state in northeastern Germany. The plan allegedly involved Prussia's eastern provinces and Posen with military control and a shared government, aiming to counter Polish resistance and ensure stability amid rising tension.
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Associated Press
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Wilson Eyes New Commission on Polish Massacres
President Wilson informed the State Department that he may send another commission to Poland to investigate Jewish massacres. A decision will be made after he confers in Paris with Hugh Gibson, the American minister to Poland.
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Former Crown Prince Still on the Island
The Hague June 27. Frederick William Hohenzollern, former German crown prince, remained at his residence on the island of Wieringen in the Zuider Zee this morning. Official announcement later confirmed he had not left Holland, with the Dutch interior minister to conduct an inquiry into the situation.
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Railroaders on Pleasure Trip
Duluth Minnesota June 27 After a Canquet last night where they praised America and Americanism and honored the Great Northern Railway past and present members 500 delegates to the Veterans Association convention left today in a chartered steamer for a pleasure trip around Duluth and Superior harbors and on the St Louis river to Fond du Lac All convention business was transacted yesterday and upon return they will board two special trains homeward.
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Great Northern Railway
Veterans’ Association of the
Superior
St. Louis
Fond du Lac
Big Demonstration Planned by British Labor Leaders
In England on June 27 1927 British labor leaders Arthur Henderson announced a general demonstration by British French and Italian representatives on July 20 or 21 to protest Allied intervention in Austria. The plan emerged at the labor conference in Southport England.
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England
Auresia
Arthur Henderson
Townley Defended Red Flag at Stillwater Speech
James E. Gillespie testifies Townley in a February Stillwater talk defended the red flag as the emblem of the oppressed and attacked war profiteering. Other witnesses recount Townley remarks on wealth and autocracy, with tense exchanges over loyalty and patriotism during the trial in Jackson Minnesota.
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Lola M. Hanna
St. Paul
Litchfield
Masch
Minnesota State Public Safety Commission
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Glencoe
Ihia
Aieel Trust
Lile
Jessie Carey Smith
Minneapolis
Pats
Jackson
James E.gillespie
A.C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
Nonpartisan League
Gillespie
E. C. Dean
Gilbert
Stillwater Hall
George H. Sullivan
W. W. Wilcox
Teague
Minnesota
Nome le
Iandore Lott
Lott
Lax
Jheee
George Sullivan
H. Swilivan
Foley
J. W. Foley
North Dakota
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
George Creel
Senator McLaurin
North Carolina
Tawnley
Blockade Lift Urged by Béla Kun in AP Interview
Béla Kun, Hungary's foreign minister, told an Associated Press correspondent in Budapest that the Allied blockade on Hungary should be raised and internal affairs should be kept separate from external policy. He said communism would succeed here and described Hungary navigating between capitalism and socialist ideas amid French opposition and Austrian friction.
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Former Kaiser Plans Rapid Return to Germany
Berlin reports former Emperor William plans to speedily return to Germany to avoid surrender to the Entente from Holland. A Stuttgart dispatch to the Neue Berliner Zeitung says the Dutch government approves of his return, viewing him as an unwelcome guest as his presence in Holland grows problematic.
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Associated Press
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Neue Berliner Zeitung
Anti-Syndicalist Bill Passed by Wisconsin Senate
Madison Wisconsin June 27 The Wisconsin Senate voted 23 to 4 to pass an anti syndicalist bill aimed at criminal syndicalism sabotage and other unlawful acts. It prescribes fines up to 1000 dollars or up to two years in prison or both for violators. Assembly reforms delayed action on the beer bill with a 48 to 39 tally and a late Friday vote delay.
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French Senate approves electoral reform bill for deputies
The French Senate passed an electoral reform bill by a large margin. It provides for electing members of the house of deputies by department rather than by arrondissements, shifting the legislative map as of the next election.
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Equity Elevator Burned at Heil in North Dakota
Heil North Dakota June 27 The Farmers Equity elevator at Heil was destroyed by a fire discovered about 4 PM Wednesday. Origin unknown. The 30,000 bushel capacity structure, built about five years ago, contained substantial grain. Insurance covers the building but not the loss to grain and the elevator company will incur several thousand dollars in loss.
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Farmers’ Equity
Col Insurance
University Weather Update Missing Data
Incomplete university weather item suffers garbled OCR with missing terms. The fragment hints at TAM or TAMU era notes and possible temperature or precipitation details but fails to provide clear entities or dates for a coherent summary.
Late reports show tight race on seven league measures
By 3 PM over half state returns reveal a narrowing gap with the Nonpartisan League measures trailing by about 3,875 votes after 22 of 2,856 precincts reported. Analysts expect tonight’s totals to settle outcomes, with city labor gains not materializing as anticipated.
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Morton County
Langer
Fred Mees
Simon Nagel
Board of Control
Grant County
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Burleigh County
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Sioux
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Scheurmann Released From Army Prison In Paris Report
Paris reports that Scheurmann, Deutsche Tages Zeitung correspondent, freed from custody after a war council in the second region issued the arrest warrant for larceny of a French officer's property at Charleville. Foreign affairs says there was a case but warns against prosecution. Contrastingly in New York the Santa Clara brought 1745 troops from St Nazaire, including the 173rd provisional battalion of 16 officers and 1,554 men. Berlin notes General Hoffmann, key in Brest-Litovsk talks, has been dismissed for defying government orders and not recognizing the peace treaty.
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Herr Scheurmann
Deutsche Tages Zeitung
Versailles
Premier Clemenceaux
M. Ignace
War Council of
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Scheurmann
Charleville
Nowise
New York
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Berlin
Ed Prest
Brest-Litovak
Russia
Wilson Bids Formal Farewell to France at Dinner
Paris June 26 Allied leaders vow vigilance to enforce peace terms and honor American war effort at a dinner in honor of President and Mrs. Wilson and peace delegates. Poincare praises Wilson’s justice, unity of allied powers, and the work ahead to apply treaties and secure lasting peace at Versailles.
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