Germany Ready To Accept Treaty Without Qualifications
A political note from Berlin indicates Germany will submit to the treaty as written, if no further changes are demanded by allies. Delegates at Versailles opened discussions on disarmament and reparations with Loyd George and Millerand proposing informal talks before key German officials arrive. A tone of cautious openness emerged as German Chancellor stressed a man to man approach and willingness to cooperate within treaty limits. Meanwhile Copenhagen reports Moscow and London seeking terms to avoid hostile moves, without addressing debt issues of the Cantist government.
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Germany
Versailles
Monate
Sielor Pennenbach
Bude
Cinteau Laftanense
de Lacros
Ie Garmans
Alscusa
Erin TiVo
Liocd George
Che Alles
Jeerenvach
Miniater
Gessier
von Seeckt
Tag
Russia
England
London
the Herald
Copenhagen
Rnisin
Moscow
Russian
Canrist
Cox Boosters Spark Frisco Shakeup After Cox Nomination
In San Francisco a massive post convention rally erupted after Gov James M Cox was nominated by the Democratic Party. Delegates and partisans flooded downtown, marching with the Cox band from Piqua Ohio and filling Palace Hotel lobbies with raucous celebration. The crowd paraded along Market Street as marching band music and campaign songs blared.
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San Francisco
James M. Cox
Cox
Piqua
Ohio
Palace Hotel
Itlo
Market Street
Ureless
Turks on Run Before Greek Forces Nears Conquest
Greek troops drive Turks from Baloukessor to Adramite as they land at Chardek, aiming to eliminate Turks in Bigha. British observers foresee collapse of the nationalist movement within a fortnight and Eskishel fall could force Konin surrender and isolate Angora. Turkish civilians seek Greek protection.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Baloukessor
Adramit
Chardek
Dardaneliea
Bigha
Eskishel
Konin
Angora
Arugen
Red Fire Ravages Okhotsk District in Fire Disaster
A major blaze on the western shore of the Sea of Okhotsk devastated the Okhotsk area in Japan's outer possessions. Authorities estimate the loss at 4 million sen and believe the fire may have been set deliberately by Bolshevists amid the Portsmouth treaty context.
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Fahing
Sea of Okhotsk
Japan
Portsmouth
Okhotsk
Bolaheviaty
Marshal Foch on Peace From the Paris Conference
The Springfield Republican cites Marshal Foch’s reflections on peace after the war, stressing the need to restrain harsh punitive measures while focusing on reconstruction. It notes the Allied effort to avoid renewed hostility and advocates steady cooperation to rebuild Europe and secure lasting stability.
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Marshal Foch
Springfield Republican
Ma al Foch
Paris
Germany
Feasibility study eyed for British Columbia lumber exports
The discussion considers using ocean going rafts to move BC lumber to Europe to alleviate shipping constraints. It notes a shortage of cargo space and potential cost increases, with appetite for solutions to support expanding export trade and inland rail links.
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British Columbia
Columbia
Smith 18 Favorite in Wall Street Betting
New York reporters note Governor Smith gained the lead in Wall Street betting for the Democratic nomination with odds shortening to 6 to 1 from 9 to 6. McAdoo and Wilson remained second choices at 9 to 6, while Palmer Meredith and Marshall were seen as strong dark horses with Palmer 2 to 1, Meredith 4 to 1, and Marshall 2 to 1. Cox odds moved from 3 to 1 to 4 to 1.
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New York
Smith
Wall Street
Richard ©. Fabb
James W. Balland Co
McAdoo
Wilson
Palmer
Meredith
Marshall
Odda
Cox
Train wreck injures many near Mislertoon NY
Forty persons are injured with two likely fatally and 18 seriously after a Harlem division New York Central train derailed from a 20 foot embankment. The accident involved two coaches traveling toward New York and occurred today.
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Mislertoon
N. YY
Harlem
New York Central Railway
New York
Vaudeville Actress Shoots Suitor After Break‑In
Chicago June 3 Lillian Horan a vaudeville actress shot Samuel Sands her 40 year old German lover after he forced entry to her bedroom with her mother present. She says he threatened to kill her as objects crashed around them and she fired striking him fatally or leaving him believed to die. Sands had been courting her despite marriage and family ties.
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Chicago
Lillian Horan
Samuel Sands
Lillian
Sands
Mother
New York Teachers to Receive Large Wage Increase
New York plans the largest public education budget by a city. Next year the city will spend 100 million dollars, not counting 15 million more for new buildings. Teacher salaries rise by about 25 million, driven by new laws and teacher shortages.
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New York
Board of Education
Renomination Battle Narrowly Decides Governor Nomination
Fargo reports a tight GOP primary with Lynn Frasier and William Langer separated by under 9,000 votes. Frasier, backed by the nonpartisan league, trails Langer but gains ground. rural returns are expected to tilt the race further. Nonpartisan leaders claim Frasier’s renomination and assure league control of the state ticket.
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Fargo
N.bc
Lynn Frasier
William Langer
Amenet
Frasier
Nonpartisan League
Langer
Fraser Je
League
Dayton Street Car Strike Near Settlement By Arbitration
Governor Cox secured an agreement from striking car men to submit the wage dispute to arbitration. The meeting was set for today with a noon target for resume of service as soon as arbitration is approved.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
Fragmentary YonMers Filatesman Note
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a train and a voyage with uncertain wording and names. It appears to be a personal note or travel reference with incomplete phrases and no clear event or outcome to confirm.
Georgia lynching cited in republican voting attacks
Henry Lincoln Johnson told a senate inquiry that Georgia disenfranchises 80 percent of qualified black voters and blacks are lynched for minor disputes. He alleged Wood and Lowden forces spent large sums to influence Georgia’s GOP delegation, while Hoke Smith and Tom Watson opposed black voters.
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Cicago
Georgia
Henry Lincoln Johnson
Senate Investigation Committee
Wood
Lowden
Johnson
Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
Reed
Benjamin Harrison
Frank H. Hitchcock
Clark L. Grier
Atlanta
Grier
Lowdon
Kenyon
Palmer
Department of Justice
Hooper L. Alexander
St. Louis
Missouri
Edward F. Goltra
Goltra
San Francisco
No Coal Shortage, Says G. H. Cushing
Washington reports George H. Cushing managing director of the American Wholesale Coal Association declares no coal shortage exists nor danger of one. He attributes high prices to government agitation and predicts production eight weeks ahead of schedule with demand not exceeding 10 288 000 tons weekly.
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Washington
George H. Cushing
American Wholesale Coal Association
Cushing
Bronx "Rent Angel" Sentenced in Bronx Case
Mrs. Alice J. Cavanaugh known as the rent angel of the Bronx was sentenced to five to ten years in state prison. She was convicted June 30 of grand larceny in the first degree for fraudulent rent collections from Bronx tenants. She posed as a benefactor and represented tenants in eviction actions.
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New York
Alice J. Cavanaugh
Bronx
Dublin Is Ringed By British Troops
Dublin remained sealed by a cordon of firittah troops today with all roads blocked by barbed wire entanglements. Authorities offered no explanation for the measures.
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Dublin
Firittah
Ross Murder Trial Concludes Amid Self Defense Debate
Crowded courtroom hears closing testimony in Ross murder case. Rose remains confident in self defense theory as lawyers file exceptions. judge to charge jury Friday morning with final arguments to follow.
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Court House
Ross
Rose
Custer
Lake Ande
Louisiana Turns Down Suffrage
Paton Rouge July 9 Effort to suspend the house rules to act on the suffrage amendment failed 52 to 46. Governor Cox Democratic nominee for president urged Louisiana lawmakers to ratify the amendment in a telegram to the state Democratic Central Committee.
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House of Representatives
Louisiana
Cox
State
Democratic Central Committee of
Louisiana Assembly
Fremont Youth Released on Bail in Assault Case
Fremont Nebraska July 9. Misa Marie Kracl cannot testify for a month. August Thomson released on $1000 bail to appear August 19 for hearing. Kracl injured June 24 after attending North Bend Legion dance. County attorney plans charge of attempted criminal assault. Doctor prohibits questioning due to risk to her mental state.
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Fremont
Neb
Misa Marie Kracl
Thomson
Miss Kraci
American Legion
North Bend
Miss Krad
WS. Yates
Henry Ford May Head New Third Party Ticket
Chicago dispatch reports a broad third party network forming across labor, farmers, the nonpartisan league and war veterans. Henry Ford, a Democratic candidate for Senator Newberry, may accept a third party nomination if drafted, according to Charles M. Hoffmann, a Florida delegate.
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Chicago
Third Party
Labor
Farmers’ Organizations
Non-Partisan
League
World War Veterans
Henry Ford
Newberry
Charles M. Hoffman
Florida
Committee of 43
Ford
Dearborn
Lean
Allies urge Wilson to call League assembly session
Washington officials report allied powers ask President Wilson to convene a League of Nations assembly in early November. Some press abroad claimed acceptance, but this was denied. The president said he has the matter under consideration, with officials noting strong likelihood of a call.
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Washington
Wilson
League of Nationa Assembly
Bank messengers held over robbery reports in Chicago
Two young bank messengers Ira Salaman and Emanuel Pry were taken into custody after reporting a hold up and $10,000 robbery. Lieut Michael Hughes of the detective bureau said the youths told conflicting stories. Salaman, 19, had worked for the Community Home bank about a year. Pry’s details were unclear as both could not describe the robbers who wore masks.
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Chicago
Michael Hughes
Detective Bureau
Ira Salaman
Emanuel Pry
Salaman
Hiote Bank
Galynain
Interchurch World Movement Moves to Survive
A New York meeting of the Interchurch World Movement general committee set plans to reorganize the group on a sound basis. Bishop Thomas Nichalson of Chicago was named chairman of an 11 member committee to direct the restructuring. Circulation of money per capita in the United States shows a 99 cent increase in May, reaching $56.99.
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New York
Thomas Nichalson
Chicago
United States
Early Life of Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt Relative to Theodore Roosevelt
The future secretary of the navy born January 30 1882 at Hyde Park Dutchess County New York. Harvard graduate 1904 he attended Columbia Law 1904 1907 admitted to New York bar. Elected New York State Senator 1910 resigned 1913 to become assistant secretary of the navy. Claimed as distant cousin of Theodore Roosevelt.
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Tant
Navy
Hyde Park
Dutchess County
N. Y
Harvard
Columbia University Law School
New York Bar
New York Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Brandeis to Head Zionist Movement
Louis D Brandeis, US Supreme Court associate justice, elected president of the International Zionist conference meeting in London to frame a political program for Palestine. Dr Nahum Sokoloff of Berlin chairs, urging immigration and finance questions and pledging mutual aid to Palestinian Arab and Christian communities.
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London
Louis PD Brandeis
United States Supreme Court
Palestine
Max Nordau
Nahum Sokoloff
Berlin
Ukraine
Poallcaion
de. Sokoloff
Nebuchadnezzar
Lynching Reported Near Roxboro North Carolina
In Durham county a mob of over 200 masked men seized Ed De Roach from Roxboro jail and hanged him in a churchyard three miles away. Roach, 27, accused of attacking a 13 year old white girl, was chained to a high tree and shot as his body swung. Sheriff Thompson pleaded for due process as the mob dispersed after forcing the sheriff to flee.
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Durham
N. C
Roxboro
Ed de Roach
Roach
WN. FF. Thompson
Two Men to Receive New Reprieve in Lincoln
Lincoln Neb July 3. Governor MecKelvie will issue another reprieve today for Cole and Grammer, two Howard county murderers. It will be the ninth for Grammer and the 14th for Cole as legal challenges delay execution. Grammer’s appeal lingers in the federal circuit court of appeals, delaying the scheduled electrocution.
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Lincoln
Neb
Cole
Grammer
Howard County
MecKelvie
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Ness Tolay
Arain
Prieve Cole
Russia Closes All Private Business Under Cooperative Plan
Moscow authorities begin a sweeping move to halt all private enterprises not operating on a cooperative basis. The July action signals a vigorous crackdown aimed at eliminating private business activity as a first step in the policy shift.
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Russia
Moscow
De Valera Appointed To Chair At Maymooth College
An announcement from New York states Eamonn De Valera will chair higher mathematics at Maymooth College in Ireland, with Rev Daniel Mannix as president elect. Mannix will host a public reception at Madison Square Garden on Sunday evening July 14, with Archbishop Slayes of New York in attendance.
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New York
Eamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Maymooth College
Ireland
Daniel Mannix
Australia
Melbourne
Mannix
Madison Square Garden
Slayes
Brunswick Revolt Plans Reported in Berlin Dispatch
A Berlin dispatch dated Wednesday reports preparations for a Brunswick revolt led by extreme radicals. Plans call for a general strike the week of a stated revolutionary committee. A crowd gathered for a meeting to discuss the action and coordinate with organizers.
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London
Berlin
Brunswick
Deward
Alrike
Vicar Sells Recalled Gear In Muxtwn Row
The vicar of Muxtwn faced a local dispute over the sale of gear he reportedly used, sparking questions about ownership and use. Details remain unclear due to partial OCR text.
State Delegations Elect Committeemen at National Convention
Auditorm, Fan Branciaco and others selected as committeemen for multiple states. Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, Iowa, Nebraska delegates listed with named individuals including Edward Hoffiman Pernayl vinta Joneph and Deane, Grand Island representatives.
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Auditorim
Fan Branciaco
Atinte
Cord
Waterloo
Turkish Treaty Revision Seen as Next Brussels Topic
The Greek offensive halt prompts Brussels talks on revising the Turkish treaty as the first issue for allied powers. Paris aims to have the revision backed, with discussions likely in Brussels or Spa and possible division of former German colonies between Britain and France. The talks may stretch several weeks as trade with Soviet Russia and other postwar adjustments are considered.
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Sarie
Brussels
United News Today
Greece
Paris
Ashi Minor
Near Est
Foreign Office
Spa
Africa
Great Britain
France
Gregory Kassliupon
Soviet
Husnia
Pink Pajama Lady Murder Mystery Reopens In Elwell Case
New York July 2 The Elwell murder case resurfaces with new suspects and a woman known as Miss Wilson or Misa Wilson linked to a pink pajama girl. Anna Kane, former housekeeper, says Miss Wilson threatened Elwell saying she would shoot him if he left her again. Police pursue fresh clues amid high society intrigue as they seek the killer.
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New York
Miss Willson
Misa Wilson
Elwell
District Attorneys Office
Sportanun
Kiwell
Anna Kane
Miwell
Moe
Mise Wilson
Misa Kane
Mina Wilson
Rhos Iwland
Ner Niragansett Pier
Elwell Ja
Rupe
Wilkon
America
Hts Fair
Alco Heer
Sa Iiety
Vermont Governor Dithers on Suffrage Vote
Washington report says Governor Clement of Vermont will not commit to calling a special session to ratify suffrage after a conference with Senator Hardington. He hinted there is strong Republican sentiment favoring a special session. The same day the National Woman's Party named Florida legislators who support a statewide suffrage bill.
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Washington
Hardington
Clement
Vermont
National Womans Party
Florida
M*lurids
St. Louis Booksellers See Buyer Split Amid Mellon Preference
Readers in St. Louis show a Mellon preference with 43 percent of buyers choosing Mellon while 23 percent favor another brand as local booksellers report sales shifts. Market notes indicate broad interest in popular titles and steady demand across departments.
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St. Louise
Heaton Beogweo
Loui
Gaya
Toston
Hick
Mellon
Louis
France awards medal to volunteers of the war
France grants a commemorative medal to 5000 Americans who served in the French army during the war. The decoration hangs from a red and white ribbon with a brown clasp attached for those who volunteered.
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France
Princess Dalla Pattra Granted Bail After Larceny Case
In San Francisco on July 9 Princess Dalla Pattra a royal Egyptian born woman faced grand larceny and embezzlement charges. Her counsel argued bail at 150000 was excessive and Judge Lewis Ward reduced it to 2000 allowing her release with help from Detective Sergeant Miles Jackson and Police Woman Katherine O Connor.
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San Francisco
Dalla Pattra
Leon Samuels
Lewis Ward
Miles Jackson
Katherine O Connor
New York
Erich Buehle
Buehle
Ahe
John D Celebrates 81st Birthday
Birchwool No 1 July 9 John D Rockefeller entertained intimate friends at dinner Thursday night in celebration of his 81st birthday. The financier presented all employees on his estate with gold coins and then won a golf match on the extra hole that decided the winner.
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Birchwool
John D. Rockefeller
Cox Cannot Appear as Co star with Harding
Dayton Ohio July 9 Governor Cox wired the St Louis branch of the American Legion that pressing business at home makes it impossible to accept the invitation to speak with Senator Harding at dedicatory ceremonies July 34 He expressed keen regret and said no speaking engagements would be made before conferring with national campaign managers. An invitation to speak was received today.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cox
St. Louis
The
American Legion
Harding
Former anti saloonist backs Cox in 1920 bid
Atlanta July 9 Representative Upshaw of Georgia a former vice president of the Anti-Saloon League telegraphed Clovernor Cox of Ohio hearty congratulations on his nomination as Democratic candidate for president. He said the nation can trust Cox to govern with his administrative record and prayed for guidance.
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Atlanta
Upshaw
Georgia
Anti-Saloon League
Clovernor Cox
Ohio
Ble
Linkent
Finisou
Heim Aman
Gail
Sioux City Man Held by Omaha Authorities
An unidentified man from Sioux City was shot and wounded by railroad detectives in the Northwestern yards early today. He was taken to a hospital as officers searched for a freight car robber identified as Frank Johnson, who gave his own and a companion's address as Sioux City.
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Omabe Neb
Anun
Frank Johnson
Kious City
Wall Street Bets Harding Victory at 24 to 1
The market reports strong betting on Senator Harding as likely next president with bets at 24 to 1 and a quoted price of 225,000 on July trading. New York observers note a surge in optimism for a Republican victory.
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Wall Street
Harding
New Yorks
Thursley
U S to Attend League Congress Under Nation On July 2
Secretary Houston announced that the United States will be officially represented at the League Congress under the Nation on July 2. The move signals diplomatic participation in the intergovernmental gathering.
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U. S
Washington
United Bustes
Birtives
Houston
Sugar Shipment From Japan Arrives Via Gibraltar
A cargo of refined granulated sugar valued at £400 tons was shipped from Japan, routed through the Suez Canal and trans loaded at Gibraltar, arriving today. The sugar is confined to American importers.
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New York
Japan
Gibraltar
Blanchard Involved In Pots County Disturbance
Police interrupted a chaotic incident in Des Moines county where Blanchard caused injuries to several people. The event left multiple bodies or injuries as officers intervened. Further details unclear due to damaged text.
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Des Matmee
Jly Dee
Gy Blanchard
Phe
Hin
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Wholesale Association
Paton Rouge
C. M. Hoffman
Interchurch World
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
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Brandeis
Zionist Movement
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Apatolia
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