OX RESOLUTION MAI LEAGUE PACING DEFEAT RECENTLY
A chaotic dispatch from Washington DC reports partisan conflict as June debate and a peace treaty loom. Key figures including Arthur Sears Herning and J P Morgan appear in a wide ranging account of congressional maneuvering, votes, and proposed amendments.
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Arthur Sears Herning
Hustan Post
Waknenaton
D. C
Opin
Durer
Pete Wirm
Lng
Teague
Maar
Tatanal
Baskare
C. F
Wiley Iannis
J.P
Wiern’s
Toomae W. Lamont
Inv
Avuiular Nceraat
Resignation of Orlando Cabinet Shocks Italy
Rome reports Premier Orlandos government and his cabinet resign amid a chamber vote on the confidence question. The peace conference with Germany faces delays as internal political struggles and Allied pressure unfold, with Italy poised to reassess foreign policy and wartime commitments.
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Chamber of Deputies
Rome
Lng
Aguast
Geparton
Orland
Chamber of Mayen Hay
Gelanda
Onaudo
Germany
Ben Elved
Hamid
Aegaten
Replat Orlande
Inc
Burleson Public Official Critique Sparks Debate
A fragmentary dispatch from Wareington details public concerns about Burleson, labeled a complete failure by an unspecified official. The text references Wiretap claims, a spring for Joe’s wrongdoing, and a 24 hour window amid mounting political tension.
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Burleson
Government Out of Millions in Wool Trade Rumors
A damaged wartime item reports alleged government fraud in wool purchases. It claims Campbell led schemes to camouflage profits, with references to farmers, the War Industry Board, and payments totaling tens of thousands. The piece discusses manipulated contracts, inflated prices, and calls for scrutiny of wool allocations and farm payments.
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Lannot
Howson Bost
Irda
Colby
Bowe
Alegrtom
Canphllnbdre
Wade
Crete
Patioton
Weather and politics blur in tangled daily calendar notes
A fragmented calendar item mentions weather patterns and civic matters amid stray phrases about nominees and public affairs. The readable fragments reference air conditions and political topics, suggesting a locally focused brief on daily events and planning.
Egon Erwin and Troops in Mexica Clash Report
In the encounter near Cerraes Jeep at Jiseen Brigadier general damee Ws led riders for United Mane troops engaged. A son was wounded by bullets during the exchange. Medical evacuation and tactical actions followed as forces moved to secure the area amid shifting lines posted by the adversary.
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Ebon Fom
Damee Ws
Rein
United Mane
Tata Aleuion
Sone
Jiseen
Aerio
Hovseen Peak
Washington
Angerv
Caneel
Ag Liathai Megion
Pentesta
Carreuus
Hinelt
Creanne
Ernie Vera
Bn Moxive
Peanertyanin Chaitran
Forvige Aftaire
Gopal
Allington Field ADE Permanent by Newton Baker
Fragmented OCR text describes an Allington Field ADE permanent matter involving Newton Baker and a government body. It references a chamber of commerce, contracts, and open order terms with possible advertising and liability notes. The readable items show procedural legal notices without clear dates or full names.
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Allington Field
Newton Baker
Wetrinty
Flaraaig
Amy
Fai
Alan Pal
Roi
United States Praises American Forces and Carranza
A foggy wire dispatch notes U.S. praise for American troops and de facto support for General Carranza, while warning Mexico against reprisals by Villa rebels. The report claims official statements emphasize protection of Yankee interests and allied actions amid tense border politics.
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Villa
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