German Delegates Offer Final Terms In Peace Talks
Vernaillon June 16 The Allied reply to Germanys counter proposals and a revised peace treaty copy are with Count von Dreckhorft Ranteau on his way to Weimar to present to the German assembly. Modifications are few while the core terms remain. time extensions give Germany until June 22 to answer yes or no. The treaty would be enacted immediately upon approval, with Germany warned of decisive Allied action if it refuses. Changes include plebiscites for Upper Silesia, west frontier rectifications, and a temporary army rise to 200 400, plus plans to submit alleged war crime cases.
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Germany
Clomonchau
M Memenceas
Saya
Upper Silesia
West Progaia
Schlnwig
Kiel Canal Commission
League of Nations
Farm conditions hindered by rains in corn and tobacco
Farmers report delayed corn planting with about seventy five percent of normal acreage due to heavy rainfall. Wheat harvests are in full swing and yield appears higher than earlier expectations. Tobacco planting is nearly normal but much remains in the weeds and requires attention as wait for cultivation continues.
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Ohio County
Coun
Four Beaver Dam youths planned arkansas exodus and forgery
Cletin Leach and sheriffs chased four Beaver Dam youths aged fourteen to sixteen who plotted an exodus to Arkansas. They forged checks on local business accounts to raise transport funds, with two boys, Lon Boone and John Combs, captured and jailed after a morning roundup. examining trial set for tomorrow.
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Cletin Leach
Kagal Daviewa
Len Boone
John Combs
Beaver Dam
Arkansas
Combe
Hille Bandelur
Barnes Bran
Marshal Stevens
Lon Boone
Johnie Combs
Comba
Boone
League Holds US Aid Amid Versailles Peace Talks
Dispatches from Versailles report US sentiment split as the Senate debates a peace commission. President’s party backs a peg in the commission while critics press for broader bipartisan involvement and greater transparency in envoy selections.
Apology to Judge Belcher Over Candidacy Notice
An apology from Greenville appears after a delayed formal notice of Judge Newton Belcher's Republican state senate candidacy. The missive lauds his ability and the district's hopes for his election to the General Assembly's upper chamber.
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Belcher
Newton Belcher
Greenville
Judge Belcher
Recent land sales list in McHenry and nearby areas
Transactions include M. D. McKinney selling a McHenry lot to Oscar McKinney for 400, Oscar McKinney selling a lot to Mrs Laura McKinney for 100, Julia Hoover and others selling 100 acres to W. M. Heflin for 2,500, J. D. Crowe selling 20 acres near Crowe school house to Arvona Crowe for 900, Busan P. Crowe selling 50 acres near Halzelown to M. P. and Blice Daugherty for 850.
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M. D. McKinney
Oscar McKinney
McHenry
Laura McKinney
Chicago solve it you should worry remedy for prohibition bug
Fragments from a 1919 Chicago culture item describe a satirical home remedy to “solve” prohibition, detailing steps with sugar, corn meal, apricots, yeast and a nine night fermentation ritual. The piece frames the plan as a joke about easing nationwide dryness and restoring cheer in the Windy City, mentioning humorous allusions and a local Kentucky hospitality tie.
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Chicago
Eva Tanguay
Home Road Making by Centertown and Point Pressmat Farmers
A section of the Centertown and Point Pressmat road two miles long from Watt Taylor to Nat Lindley’s farm shows how enterprising farmers graded for drainage with minimal labor. They dragged after rain when fields were too wet, keeping the road smooth and passable while others failed. The example impressed the writer, suggesting wider adoption in the county.
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Centertown
Point Pressmat
Watt Taylor
Nat Lindley
Centertown Bride Reunites Youthful Hearts in Ageing Union
Mr. W. B. Smith of Centertown and Mrs. Mary T. Embry of Cromwell wed at Mrs. Embry’s brother’s home, Rev. Russell Walker officiating. He is 68, she 63. A note of interest recalls their youthful romance in Select country over forty years ago before both married others. Capt. W. E. Bennett, visiting Owensboro, asserts his Ohio county citizenship in Buckhorn. He argues the old Beda name should be dropped. Swift & Company reports cheaper meat and ample supply this month, with pork and beef prices easing several cents per pound, benefiting consumers as warmer weather lowers pork demand.
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W. B. Smith
Centertown
Mary T. Embry
Cromwell
W. E. Bennett
Owensboro
Matt
Ohio County
Buckhorn
Beda
P.O
Old Buckhers
Dan
Bennett
Mest
Chicago
Swift & Company
Heeft
Louisville
Sumped 0 Moving Train Injury to 16 Year Old Moore
Gallen Moore a sixteen year old boy from Mercury was severely injured when he jumped from a moving train at the Taylor Street switch last week. Moore fell from the steps as the car lurched and sustained a broken arm and burns with other wounds. Witnesses say he was attempting to enter without a fare and a conductor noted the incident before the jump.
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Gallen Moore
Mercury
Taylor Stoos
Moore
Beaver Daim
Yuug Moore Mit
Oller
Leasing Ol L Lands Near Guford and Heflin
Roscoe Holbrook of Owensboro has leased several hundred acres of land owned by Jett Hell Noah Jolly and others in the area between Guford and Heflin. A test well is likely to be drilled this year. Oil prospects in Grayson Ohio and McLean suggest potential profitability, with a cautious plan to pursue a fuller development before abandoning the venture.
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Roscoe Holbrook
Qwensboro
Jett Hell
Noah Jolly
Guford
Heflin
Grayson
Ohio
McLean
Moonshiners form union amid Kentucky mountains
Whitenburg June 18. Rumors say eastern Kentucky moonshine shiners have formed a union and demand a standard price for their product. Previously moonshine whisky has fetched prices ranging from 42 to 600 dollars per gallon locally.
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Moonshiners Trust
Whitenburg
Eastern
Kentucky Mountains
Snoatshiner
United States and Mexican troops clash near Juarez
American forces that joined the punitive expedition against Villa rebels operated along the Juarez area, billeted on the U S side after 24 hours of combat. About 200 Villa followers were killed as U S cavalry pursued bands into the valley with artillery support. one American, Corporal Chigas, was wounded. Mexican prisoners appeared to be farmers or Carranza troops, with no clear Villa affiliation.
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Villa
Parra
Parral
Americay
Chihuahua
Filipe
Juarez
Candido Aguilar
Carranga
United States
Mexico
General Aguilar
State Department
Villistas
el Paso
Texas
Aguilar
Rojo
Psimps
Assuranoos
Carranna
Bandé
Tex
Camipa
Fucht
Sthvelrary
Whitever Cave
Cape
Mort Bliss
Chigas
82Nd Artillery
Idobe
Calvary
Pursa
7Th Cavsirg
Eighth Engineers
Carranza
Villasy
One and One Third Fare Granted for Kentucky Meeting
Reduced fare to the Kentucky Educational Association meeting may be secured via a certificate plan. When tickets are purchased to Louisville a receipt or certificate must be shown to the ticket agent. The receipt is countersigned by the Association secretary and presented to a special agent in Louisville for validation, then exchanged for a return ticket at the regular fare. The receipt is required with the ticket purchase to Louisville.
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Kentucky
Loulaville
Louladille
Methindie
Louisvills
Atlantic Ocean Spanned By Airship Iconic First Flight
The first nonstop flight across the Atlantic was completed when Capt Alcock and LtBrown landed at Clifden Ireland after 16 hours 12 minutes from Newfoundland. Official credit goes to Great Britain as the plane sustained landing damage that delayed return to London for further celebration.
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Atlantic Ocean
Alcock
Livut
Brown
Clifden
Ireland
Newsfoundland
Great Britain
Botta
London
Diane
Narrows House Woman Adjudged Insane in Hopkinaville Case
Katie Muffett, daughter of Mr. Muffett of Narrows House 1, was declared insane and committed to the asylum at Hopkinaville at age twenty two. Her health had deteriorated after a harsh winter, with recent attendance at a roller meeting linked to her nervous condition.
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Katie Muffett
Mr.Muffett
Narrows House 1
Hopkinaville
Mise
Lal Trowble
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League of Hews
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Juares
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