End of War Talks Decoded in War Correspondence
Decoded World War I messages reveal that Central Powers sought peace months before the Allies victory, with German leaders signaling readiness to negotiate while Allied leaders weighed terms. Reports outline U S and British reactions, peace proposals, and the influence of the Allied blockade on negotiations.
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Washington
Titler
Loaiaig
Conics
Diermany
Austria-Tlungary
Aulencon Perry Fers
State Department
Doran
America
Berlin
Wilson
Chanerelol Hertling
Divorce by Common Consent 13 Common
Fragmentary text notes a divorce by common consent and references legal and historical context. Names mentioned include Guhannes Metzger of Indiana University. The passage discusses oil disputes and radiating effects with loosely connected statements about Armenian associations and national debt.
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United States
Guhannes Metzger
University of Indiana
States Debate Alcohol Repeal Amid Convention Activity
The report covers repeal efforts in multiple states with delegates elected, conventions in New York Albany and Texas Austin, and Oklahoma asking Governor Murray to let a special session vote on repeal. It notes California preliminary returns showing strong repeal support while mixed results arise in various states. The piece reflects a national push toward repealing the 18th Amendment with legislative maneuvers and public votes.
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New York
Albany
Alfred B. Smith
Texas
Austin
Oklahomia
Repeal Duly Ratified in New York State
In Albany, a large convention in the capitol assembly chamber debated the congressional repeal of the amendment. Former Governor Alfred Foot and former Senator Euthi Root spoke against organized minority rule, while Root warned that only 13 states would block repeal.
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Albany
Tame &Mary
New York
Vongevelt
Capitol
Alfred Foo Sialth
United States
Repealists Lead in West Virginia Prohibition Vote
Coalfields in the remote northern Panhandle and central counties report strong wet majorities as repeal advocates push toward ending national prohibition. Results show significant margins in Mingo, McDowell, Raleigh, Fayette, and neighboring counties with dry areas lingering in the highlands.
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Chertestan
Cam
Kecttona
West Viginias
Reneallatson
Alan
Nouthern Pratt
McDowell
Mingo
Wyoming
Raleigh
Fayette
Panhandla
Marten, Morrison, Maenangalla
Taylor
Panhandle
Rome
Tam Landa
Sania
Ohio
Farmers Brace For Market Shocks Amid Drought And Prices
Reports from Des Moines and surrounding areas describe farmer anxiety over profits from rising wheat prices, with officials debating how much benefit should reach farmers. Officials weigh drought impacts, crop prospects, and potential policy steps while planning surveys and open meetings to shape relief and management programs.
Questionable Pact Talks Found in Northwest Industry Row
Disjointed OCR text references Sota Est Ror Irf Es Acc eet Alcovert Phan Sipokene Wash and Northwest boiler works, with mentions of a federal pecowary house, a meeting in Spokane, and possible organization plans. The fragmentary note hints at a senate detail and a commission related to unemployment statements.
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Northiwest Bos Manufactiners
Rene Otranizahion
Jalan
Spokane
Lotala Lps AL
Wild day in pit as grain prices soar
A chaotic trading session in New York pits saw grain and commodity prices surge amid volatile activity. News of tax and farm policy moves, including a wheat processing tax plan sent to President Roosevelt, influenced market sentiment as prices fluctuated and futures volumes remained high. Strong activity and profit-taking characterized the day on Wall Street with several corporations reporting higher earnings and dividends.
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Low York
Wall Streets
Ise
Wall Street
Atlaos
Ameriwan Can
Norfolk
Wester Rilgas
Albed Mhemiedl
Dan Frod
Roosevelt
New England
Processing tan on wheat declared in June notice
Washington reports that a processing tax on wheat will take effect starting July 8, as announced today. Ty ROG Tugwell, assistant secretary of agriculture, formally proclaimed the measure amid the ongoing crop situation and policy adjustments.
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Washington
Ty Rog Tugwell
Lottie Coll and companions indicted in Bronx shelling case
New York June 27 AP Lottie Coll widow of slain gangster Vincent Coll and two accomplices were indicted by the Bronx county grand jury on charges of shelling. The case centers on the death of 21 year old Mollie Schwartz, a pedestrian, killed by a stray bullet fired during an alleged kidnapping attempt linked to Mrs Coll and her associates.
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New York
Lottie Coll
Vincent Coll
Bronx County Grand Jury
Fulice
Mollie Schwartz
Isadore Moron
Coll
Albert, Guarino
Joseph Ventre
Teatile Trades Debate Recovery Plan Draws Opposition
Washington reports labor and minority leaders opposing the proposed recovery code for teatale trades. Key figures including Rhen Withun Green of the American Federation of labor object to wage and hour provisions while manufacturers seek plant exemptions. The code envisions a forty hour week and minimum scales of 11 a week for northern unskilled workers and 10 in the south, pending Roosevelt administration approval.
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Washington
National Recovery
Mayimui
Rhen Withun Green
American Federation of Soho
Inom
Roosevelt
Hy Greet
Masked men blow out Big Lost River diversion dam
A four man team dynamited the divergence jam on Big Lost River near Mackay Idaho and the gate at South Antelope, holding the watchman at gunpoint during the blast. The attack, said to follow earlier Mackay dam arson, marks a new episode in water rights warfare on the river. New York also notes American Can Co declares a $1 quarterly dividend on common stock.
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Rouze
Idaho
Big Gost River
Mackay Dam
South Antelope
Statesman
Morris Towary
Diversion Dam
Franks Treathwait
South Ante
Jopr
Dacreed Right
Care Act
Big Lost River
New York
American Can Company
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