Neutral State on Straits Proposed under Turkish Treaty terms
A disordered report outlines a proposed neutral zone at the straits under a Turkish treaty framework. It describes a commission to control passage, forbidden belligerent actions, and joint enforcement by naval forces with foreign officers in a wide zone including the Dardanelles and Sea of Marmara.
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League of Ralieu
Peleont
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Stewart Represents West in Democratic Race
Fragmented text discusses Democrats in California and national figures with focus on Stewart of Montana as a potential candidate and the Chicago Republican field. It hints at party divide, presidential prospects, and regional influences, referencing San Francisco, Chicago, and the Miseneum river area with a cautious stance on candidate viability.
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Chicago
Abiar
Miseneum
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Cermae
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Monts Vas
Tetova
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Bull Moose To Have A Part In Party Councils
Reports indicate Progressive era figures plan informal conferences to shape views before Harding's renomination bid. Key attendees include Senator Lodge and Brandegee, with discussions linked to Chicago platform debates and forthcoming primaries in August.
British Question Rights of President Wilson in Armenian Affair
London reports debate on whether President Wilson acted within official capacity or personal terms regarding Armenian issues. Bonar Law, in the Commons, cites lack of precedent for a head of state intervening in foreign policy from a personal stance.
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London
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Bonar Paw
New Berlin Cabinet List Shown Not Radical
Fragmentary report notes that radical groups do not appear in the New Berlin cabinet list. The center party and democrats are described as backing a moderate, benevolent administration amid political tensions.
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Guernnio Weiter
Otinis
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Wits
Vie Suey
Center Party
Rly
Democrats
Asi Wall
Pats
Jevily
President Silent on Water Power Bill Action
Report from Washington notes the White House and State Department handling the water power bill amid confusion. The White House reportedly remained silent while clerks suggested actions might be revealed later. several measures, including the water power bill, faced a limited window for approval before midnight.
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State Department
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Political Maelstrom Marked By Conventions And Delegates
Democrats struggle over resolutions at the convention as Bryan plans a possible amendment. New York leaders weigh candidate support while governors and delegates travel to Chicago and the west for further sessions ahead of San Pratersen. A Japanese envoy negotiates concessions in California amid oil related tensions.
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Democratic Party
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Fetalatery
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San Pratersen
Alfred J. Smith
Chas. Marly
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Chicago
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Stith
Trading resumes in wheat futures after policy vote
The United States market report states wheat futures trading will resume on June 1 after committee decisions. The meetings and rulings set the opening, with exchanges expected to offer daily activity and ongoing arrangements for metals and other commodities.
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Wariowa
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Loudlus
Italy
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Annie
Mert
Germans to Return as Siberian Settlement Plans Faced
An American consul at Omsk reports Germans in Siberia face harsh conditions as wartime machinery sold here before the war awaits repair. He says many Russians and peasants have adopted outdoor farming, while Germans in exile anticipate eventual repatriation to Germany with many planning to depart for return voyages.
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Marine
Omsk
Washington
State Department
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Germany
Harris
Germary
Cael
Enronte
Apne
Liberiz
Rock Island
Shipping Act Debate Echoes Across Nations
Officials reveal tensions over new shipping act amid U S policy shifts. Discussions note potential reversal of free reciprocal treatment and changes affecting port access and carrier powers.
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Washington
Lindy
de- Minato
Hosi-George
Berlin
Lang
Havre to Host Talk by Mr Bryan in Williston
Spurred by a request from Rose a former Peyun employee plans a speech in Williston Dakota June 21. He travels via Ogden and is set to address Havre feature with Mr Bryan unable to attend June 22 due to time constraints. Rose expects further arrangements to be finalized and confirms a stop at Havre then Windstar.
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Ose
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