Senators Rally for Suffrage as 49 Stand Firm
A fractured debate shows 49 senators aligned for suffrage with only tens opposing. Amid misprints, the discussion centers on resignations, quorum tactics, and potential re elections, while several named figures and counties are referenced in a turbulent session.
England and France Press for Wilson to Intervene in Mexico
European powers demand U S action over Mexican deaths and unrest. Contested claims tie reparations, territory, and possible military moves to pressure President Wilson as Britain and France press for formal accountability and potential intervention.
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AbolS Lregtened Along Arizona Border Cavalry Watch
Fragmentary OCR notes describe border tensions with American cavalry on the Arizona frontier. The garbled text hints at a wary encounter or watch event, with references to Friday and a foreign or military context. Readable bits indicate a tense security situation near a border area and possible official actions.
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Forest Fires Spread by Lightning Across Fontana Region
In Mont Mirecula on June 2 a lightning storm sparked numerous forest fires. Reports indicate Western areas, including Fathead forest, faced rapidly advancing flames. Local crews fought the blazes to prevent extensive damage as weather aided containment efforts.
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General Obregon Candidate for Carranza's Post
Fragmentary oblique report outlines Alvaro Obregon as a presidential candidate in Mexico under Carranza. The piece references loyalty to the constitution, nation stability, and restraint in foreign meddling amid a turbulent political landscape.
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Conference to Tell: Peace Treaty and League of Nations
Fragmented report outlines President Wiltarin Ryre plans to address Congress about signing a peace treaty and the League of Nations. It describes a Western visit, speech schedule, and anticipated remarks on German postwar settlement and future diplomacy.
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Germans Sign Peace Treaty Move Delayed by Threats
German signers leave Berlin secretly amid assassination fears as Versailles talks near completion. Dr. Mueller and Dr. Bell travel from Berlin to Versailles to seal the pact while China objects to reservations on Shan tung. Reports note tense mood and near-final terms as Allied powers seek agreement.
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Democrats Reply 106 Charges of Extravagance
A dramatic Associated Press dispatch from Warlington reports Democrats reply to charges of extravagance. The account cites a debate over alleged financial missteps and political rhetoric, with Republicans and Democrats trading accusations about spending and policy. The piece highlights tensions within the party and mentions a public reaction to the statements and proposed reforms.
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Chicago Hotel Rates Hiked 200 peat jar
The report notes a sharp increase in hotel prices in Chicago with rates rising significantly. Details are fragmented but indicate a notable change impacting travelers and local commerce, with mentions of central locations and anticipated effects on services and lodging demand.
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Sinking of German Fleet Prompts U S Blame and Debate
A fragmented report from June 21 1918 describes U S responsibility for the German fleet’s defeat and plans in military strategy. General Bliss advocated open action while fears of overextension arose amid Allied command debates. The piece mentions France Britain and U S figures in a tense wartime context.
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