Mexico Will Pay Debts and Seek Friendship with U S
Provisional President Adolfo de la Huerta in Mexico City told foreign correspondents on June 20 that the policy of friendship with the United States includes liquidation of all legally contracted debts of the Mexican republic. He spoke on debt meanings, Villa pursuit, army reorganization, and ordered abolition of newspaper censorship.
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Mexico City
Peiretenmawa
Mexico
Adolfo de la Hierta
Senor de la Huerta
United States
Repubic
Republic
Carranna
Victoriano Huerta
Porfirio Diaz Villa
Villa
Kiing Callea
Chilef
Golune! Ramirez
Labor Leaders Endorse League of Nations at Montreal Convention
Federation approves league without reservations after a stormy two weeks. Labor backs a broad program including abolition of the peace treaty, government ownership of railroads under democratic operation, curbs on profiteering, abolition of compulsory arbitration, right to collective bargaining, higher wages when needed, shorter workday if required, and action on Mexican policy and Irish republic issues.
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Indorse League of Nationa
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
League of Nationa
Mexico
United States
Tudorscnent
Irish Republic
Finances and reforms urged by Hovsevet in congress letter
Assistant Secretary Hovsevet calls for revised finances and different methods of markup appropriations and redistribution of executive department budgets in a letter to Republican Rep. Irefund. The Navy department publicized the letter as causing concern about class struggles and the Farmers Union. Dr Lynn Baewbrough, president of Northwestern College, spoke at a General Federation of Women's Clubs convention.
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Washington
Hovsevett
Navy Department
Clark to Be Candidate for President at National Convention
Montgomery City Molente district names Chewy Clark of Mewntac Atlin as Democratic presidential nominee contender. Announcement notes Clark will be placed on the ballot at the national convention scheduled Saturday.
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Clark
Montgomery City
Chewy Clark
Mewntac Atlin Wourl
Democraty
Bere
Argenting Shipping Flom Fells Buenos Aires
Declaration by the commercial court of the tim of Rewberry and Veriambet Hindecl. Charterer Wanapert Balle Blanc now in United States waters.
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Argenting Shipping Flom
Buenos Aires
Ude
Commercial Court
The
Lenkrupley
Tim of Rewberry & Veriambet Hindecl
Argenting
Butawal
Wanapert Balle Blanc
World's Biggest Battle Cruiser Lexington to Start Soon
The Lexington, future queen of the US Navy, will begin keel construction within six months in Quincy Massachusetts. The warship, 874 feet long and 46 feet wide, displaces 48200 tons, powered by 180000 horsepower, expected to reach 85 knots with electric drive. It joins sister ships Constellation Saratoga Constitution Ranger and United States under contract.
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Quincy
Mass
Lexington
Queen
United States Navy
Uncle Sam
Constellation
Saratoga
Constitution
Ranger
United States
Itelana
Lexington bomber ship design promises extreme speed and power
The Lexington battleship type would sacrifice armor to attain 85 knot speed with a six inch main belt, while mounting eight 16 inch guns and a heavy secondary armament. It would include four anti aircraft guns, eight torpedo tubes, submerged and deck, plus bulkheads for defense against bombs, aerial torpedoes, and submarines. Displacement around 43,200 tons, aiming for unsinkable performance compared with Hood.
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Lexington
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Lee
Reunited in Armenia American Relief Workers Restore Homes
Armenian families are being reunited monthly by the American committee for relief in the Near East. Workers scattered across Asia Minor coordinate ad hoc reunions, with headquarters in the city. Levon Shamlian located his mother and sister through a newspaper ad placed by Miss Caria E. Milln of Princeton New Jersey. Shamlian plans a home in Balikeshtr and shares a history of Turkish persecution. The effort aims to publish lists of orphans in Armenian papers to locate homes in America, covering about 90,000 orphans in the Constantinople district and nearly twice that in the Balrut area.
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Constantinople
American Committee For Relief In
Near East
Asia Minor
Levon Shamilan
Ballkewhir
Levan
Serane
Amer
Ican
Atntab
Armenia
America
Constantinoplediatrict
Nmmmber
Balrut
Wrong horse sent home in Kentucky mix up
Danville Kentucky man Fred Bodner of White Oak drove a black horse to Manning livery stable. He later trained a black horse for his ride home only to discover he had the wrong horse. He returned to find the other black horse had also been driven away and the liveryman could not identify who moved them.
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Danville
Fred Bodner
White Oak
Manning Livery
Bodner
No Deaths in 67 Years In California Town
Cranmore California boasts it is the healthiest community in the state based on the fact that the local cemetery has not had a grave dug since 1803 the date of the last funeral in Cranmore. Since that time residents have died elsewhere in the state but no death has occurred in the town for 67 years.
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California
Cranmore
Cal
Amerty
Lave
Alnee
Plans for Harvest Hands in Wheat Belt States
Kansas will need 30 000 to 50 000 outside workers to harvest winter wheat this season. The plan involves the United States free employment bureau and state bureaus across Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma South Dakota and Iowa. Wages discussed include 7 1/2 cents an hour with board and lodging in western Kansas and about 9 dollars daily with board in eastern Kansas.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Iowa
United States Free Employment Bureaa
Ita
J. M. Gilman
State
Kansaa
BiQ AIRSHIP for tourists in Barrow England
Alrahip B-80 built for the admiralty will be launched in two or three weeks. The craft measures 686 feet long and 70 feet wide, with 88 tons tugging power, four engines at 240 horsepower, and a top speed near 65 mph. Originally for war, gun platforms are removed to seat 16 crew and passengers for tours over France and Flanders battlefields.
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Barrow
England
Admiralty
Serosa
Atlantic
France
Flanders
Ferret Causes Brief Upset at Fountain Drug Store
In Alwalington West Virginia a ferret used as a rat catcher left its cage at Fountain drug store. Four female clerks vaulted the counter and held their position until a male clerk guided the animal back to its ordinary duties.
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Alwalington
W. Va
Fountain Drug Store
New Marine Law Aims to Boost U S Merchant Fleet
Washington report on June 20 quotes Senator Jones defending the new Merchant Marine Act. He says nations are abrogating old treaties to gain world trade advantages and urges the president to abrogate treaties blocking discriminating duties on imports carried in American vessels. He stresses readiness to fight for the nation’s carrying trade and urges decisive action.
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Washington
Jones
Senate
Ator Jones
Lloyd George
United States
Senator Jones
Connec
Rioting in Londonderry Ends in Deaths and Wounding
Five killed and ten wounded in Londonderry riot as clashes between nationalists and unionists spill from Friday into Saturday night. Military called out. arson reported at a large store. Many injured go untreated, including shipyard workers with gunshot wounds. The unrest follows days of disorder and fear of wider conflict.
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Londonderry
Ireland
Germans Endorse Republic After Coalition Talks
Berlin reports the German people's party accepts conditions set by the Democrats and agrees to join the coalition government, pledging loyalty to a republican form of government.
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Berlin
German People’s Party
Yejtawatune Park Opens Amid Public Ceremony
Yellowstone Park officials formally opened Heimn einen Om Jeu 20 as crowd celebrate with general public in attendance. Rail strike momentum grows in Balthpore-The renewal of the wallow railroad project faces renewed push as writing of Link Intention prompts labor actions and organizational withdrawal.
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Yejtawatune Park
Yellowstone Park
Anitrion
Lagna
Atari
Problic
Balthpore
Tee Organ
The Misery of Backache in Cramped Text
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion on backache misery and humility before the Lord. The readable lines mention pity for the humble and a moral tone, but the full context and entities are unclear due to garbled source.
Ether discovery marketed as pain relief placebo claim
Fragmentary OCR mentions Freesone marketed as a sigeterious ether discovery with claims of painless relief and slight irritation. No clear context, dates, or credible details available. The fragment suggests a medical advertisement or patent claim lacking verifiable information.
Opinion fragment claims authority of wisdom
A reader notes agreement with a claim that the subject proved his wisdom by various acts. The fragment reflects a debated assessment of character and judgment, suggesting admiration for prudence and discernment without detailing specific examples.
Mo Wonder Court Quip on Prohibition Wrath
A fragmentary remark attributed to Mo Wonder mocks prohibition as a drink fueled by fear and anger. The garbled text suggests a satirical take on enforcement and public drunkenness with crude imagery.
Allens Foot-Ease Mystery Verse Scrape
A garbled verse fragment hints at a poetry manuscript with unclear author and title. The lines mention foot ease and a taare cos sones, suggesting a distorted modern poetry piece with missing context and readable fragments.
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Allens
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