Congress Votes 220 to 152 Over Veto on War End Resolution
Seventeen Democrats joined Republicans to attempt overriding President veto in the House. The vote was 220 to 152, with debates attacking and defending wartime legislation. House leaders predicted the veto would stand, while Rep Connally and Mondale pressed for repeal and a timetable for wartime laws, leading to further measures on repeal as the day progressed.
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Mysterious Idaho Highway Murder Near Bancroft
Police investigate a double slaying two miles west of Bancroft Idaho. F G Jennings and wife of Bolxe are believed the victims. Bodies lay near a Ford car with brutal injuries and a Revolver found nearby. No campfire evidence.
Villa Makes Escape to Hills in Running Fight
Villa escapes Valle de Allende as pursuing forces led by General Escobar pursue him. The Mexican bandit reportedly evades rear guards and seeks refuge in the hills while authorities attempt to intercept before reaching the state.
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Leish Resolution Reported in Washington
A resolution expresses grave concern over conditions and advocates for the Irish people's aspirations for government of their own. the measure was reported by the committee, signaling parliamentary attention to the subject in Washington.
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Washington
Mita Conianite
Pulp Wood Imports Fall Off
A damaged OCR item notes a drop in pulp wood imports from Canada to the United States affecting the lumber sector. It cites a reduced tonnage and a notable value figure, with unclear dates and figures due to garbled text. The piece hints at yearly timing and a provisional sum around four hundred thousand dollars.
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Washington
Washington considers repeal of war measures on travel reform
Fragmented text indicates discussion in Washington about repealing wartime measures and motor travel concerns. Mentions joint resolution and references to government action, likely on military prep and policy changes, amid broader wartime context. Unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.
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Navy eyes radio piloting for ships through Golden Gate
Commander Hyde McCormick at Mare Island reports a planned double track radio piloting system to guide ships from San Francisco Bay outer waters through the Golden Gate. Two insulated cables and a transmitting station would direct inbound and outbound vessels with automatic keying, improving harbor access in fog and saving time for wary fleets.
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Woman's Will Funds Burial Between Two Husbands
Katherine Kern's ashes are interred at Spring Grove cemetery between her two husbands per her will. A fund she established will maintain the graves and nearby plots as directed by the document.
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Cincinnati
Katherine Kern
Spring Grove
Prisoner Bible’s name boosts faith. case ends with surprise discharge
In Tulka Oklahoma Judge Maxey released Lowix Bible on his own recognizance after arraignment for passing bad checks. Bible failed to appear, later arriving with a crutch bound, claiming a broken leg delayed him. The sheriff tracked him, and it emerged he had no bad check history. The judge praised the man’s good conduct and apologized for doubting human nature.
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Women Redeem Swamp Land Into Wellington Park
In Wellington Kansas women are credited with transforming a swampy thirty acre tract into a city park named Community Park. The landscape features trees shrubs and flower beds. A park house with a reception room dining room and kitchen will host entertainments banquets and parties for about 250 people.
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Bull Tale From Knoxville Describes Wild Evening
A Knoxville report describes a man named Frank L. West, county tax assessor, involved in a drunken spree after a bill dispute. The incident damaged property and led to a wrecked fence and a destroyed still before he regained composure.
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Educated Mine Rat Opens Dinner Pails of Workers
Workmen at The Richardsb ery mines at Mount Carn report an unusual rat behavior. The rodent reportedly inserts a hintell into a dinner beeler and consumes multiple cod dinners, then appears to depart, leaving workers with empty meals and puzzled by the incident.
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Unclear headline from fragmented OCR note
A mangled OCR fragment appears to reference mastodons, fossils, and a peat or peatlike core discovery with scattered names and place terms. The text is highly garbled with many nonsensical segments and lacks coherent event details or dates.
Fear Woman Sheriff Goon After Her Appointment
Mrs Duer, appointed deputy sheriff in Red Bank New Jersey, earns praise for swift action against petty thefts and crooks. As a local figure, she balances roles as deputy sheriff and mayor, using deep community knowledge to enforce fast justice. She is mother of 16, guiding her children and maintaining a strong household amid public duties.
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Poland Amid Twin Wars Over Teschen Coal Fields
Vienna reports Poland fights Czech Slovaks in Teschen region formerly Austrian Silesia. About 1100 men killed in Thursday’s battle as Polish and Czech forces clash near Kurwin, with Entente troops inactive awaiting plebiscite. Fighting spread from Karwin district to the Dying river area as officials trade charges.
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Gompers Allen Debate in Carnegie Hall on Labor and Law
A crowded Carnegie Hall debate featured Samuel Gompers of the AFL and Governor H J Allen of Kansas. Judge A B Parker presided as they argued capital and labor, the right to strike, and public welfare. Allen defended government power to curb strikes when public welfare is at risk, while Gompers insisted no law can force workers to stay on the job and called the Kansas Industrial Court law an "anti American slave law."
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Kansas
Carnegie Hall
Samuel Gompers
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H. J. Allen
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A. B. Parker
Allen
Gompers
Virginia Platform Endorsed by Wilson In May Letter
President Wilson expressed full accord with Virginia Democratic platform themes in a White House letter dated May 28. He praised the league of nations plank for ratifying the Versail les treaty without reservations and commended the finance and reconstruction provisions including tax law revisions and opposition to indiscriminate bonuses for World War I soldiers.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Virginia
Former Kaiser Emperor Tries Tailor Work in London
William of Hohenzollern, ex emperor of Galwany, reportedly works as a tailor in London, cutting patterns for new outfits as he plans to stock his wardrobe. A Central News dispatch from Amsterdam notes a claim by a true paper about an exception in law granting him the job. Wounded In Strike Clash. Beletul, Ry L-Loyebetke cympa thizers were wounded with pistol shot and three factory guards injured with Sones during 4 dut outside the plant at the National India Rubber eo Whay.
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Printers Meet Officers Incomplete Election Report
Officers of the International Typographic Union in Indianapolis faced incomplete returns on officer elections. The piece notes a split ticket and a $90,000 bank robbery at Lake Ginte, with robbers eluding a vault, Liberty bond losses, and national currency impacts. Names and exact locations are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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Indianapolis
International Typographicat
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Lake Ginte
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Jewish Traders In Africa In The Fifteenth Century
Letters discovered by Charles de la Ronciere reveal Jewish and Genoese traders operating from Timbuktu to Gao in the fifteenth century. The correspondence, written in 1447 by Antonia Mulfante, describes a vast caravan trade linking Sahara regions to the Niger, with Timbuktu as a major hub and Tovat as a camel caravan center. The census of Timbuktu and Gao illustrate an advanced society, with large scale commerce and population records.
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Niger
Charles de la Ronclere
National Library
France
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Genoa
Timbuktu
Tovat
Chicago
Ancient Chan-Chan in Peru Revealed in Ruins and Myths
Ancient Chan-Chan in Peru stands as a vast ruined metropolis where Chimua builders once worshiped the moon and sea. Spaniards later plundered its pyramids and workshops, with mounds holding funerary goods attracting wealth for conquerors.
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Peru
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