News of a Week in Condensed Form
Beck, former army aviator turned Western Aircraft pilot in Salt Lake City, was severely injured in a crash while attempting to remove a bid machine from a tall spin. The report notes multiple political and military mentions, including U S policy debates, labor strikes, court actions, and international events across Denver, Salt Lake City, and Washington.
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Intermountain
George
Beck
Western Aircraft Corporation
Salt Lake City
Denver
Allen
Katinas
America
Billa
Myers
Montana
Park City
Utah
Ben B. Lindsey
State Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Brotherhood
Germans Agree To Sign Allies Terms In Peace Note
National Assembly votes 237 to 138 to accept the treaty terms declaring Germans not responsible for the war. Germany loses Alsace Lorraine, parts of Silesia and Posen, Memel, Danzig, and all colonies. Army limited to 200000 by three months then 100000 by 1920, conscription abolished, forts east of the Rhine dismantled, allied occupation for 15 years.
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National Assembly
Berlin
SAT Te LN
Hore Baer
Prenton Buner
daNnot
Germany
Alsace-Saare Reine
Saar Basin
Upper Silesia
Memel
Danzig
Posen
West Prussia
Pomerania
Schleswig
Belgium
Austria
Rhine
Winnipeg Under Martial Law After Strike Clash
Winnipeg city, strained by a long strike since May 15, is under martial law after a Saturday clash between thousands of strikers and city and provisional police. One man died, another was badly hurt, more than eighty were injured, and 300 alleged rioters were arrested. Mayor Charles Gray Tormaily handed control to federal troops as Scarlet Riders and returning soldiers battled rioters for nearly two hours.
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Winnipeg
Charles
Gray Tormaily
Labor demand equals supply for Montana farm labor
Helena employment agencies report farm labor supply roughly matches demand with little forecast for the coming months. Local observers note returning soldiers may affect future needs, though current figures show balance between openings and applicants.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Billion And Half Saved Action by Republican Leader In Congress
The Republican leader told the chamber on Saturday that 104 million dollars had been saved due to his own appropriations actions during the session. He cited the fleet youth of the special station as part of the savings and credited his leadership for directing the process.
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Washington
Mandel
Henge
Search and Leisure Bill Signed In Springfield
Springfield reports Governor Lowden signed a measure titled hunt and seize to enforce prohibition in army territory, issued by the federal general assembly pool. The act aims to empower enforcement officers and tighten control within the outlined jurisdiction.
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Springfield
Food Riots Echo Across Mannaim and Geringeerious
Fragmentary OCR reports unrest in Mannaim and Munnheim with calls to action and widespread detentions. Text mentions twenty pensolin Lind and Hemi ser tono appeared amid chaos, with about 200 arrests recorded as crowds surged and authorities responded.
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Mannaim
Munnheim
Geringeerious Fond Viute
Poindexter Boom Launched in Washington Sat Event
Poindexter Boom was launched in a rural Washington setting on Saturday while telegraph news sent to the President announced by A. Perkin of Tecoma, a newspaper publisher.
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Poindexter
Bun Meaiecleen
Valier Kustes Homnog
Miler Maindewier
Washington
Dune
Telegraph
A. Perkin
Tecoma
Newpaper
Wild Gill Hayward Married in New York Setunny tale
Mayward formerly led the colored unit in the Wie and was presented to Cupid Setunny when he was Warioth Mra Simm Mit aid well Manwaring Vinal. The fragmentary text records a marriage involving a figure linked to the unit and an escort or ceremony context.
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Wild Gill Hayward
New York
del Wild
Will Bi") Mayward
Uhaifighiorn
Cupid Setunny
Warioth
Pimples and Blackheads Cleared With Cuticura
An advertisement notes Cuticura Ointment and Cuticura Soap to remove pimples and blackheads. It urges daily use to keep skin clear and mentions Cuticura Talcum Ady. The message includes a quotation about silence as eloquent as Carlyle and a reference to Agricultural Education Administration in Washington, D. C.
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Agricultural
Administestion
Revington
D. C
Kidney Health Warning From a Quack Ad Claims
A garbled clipping touts a dangerous health scare about kidneys weakening and urges readers to buy a “well-known prep” with dubious claims. It mentions a vintage gubernatorial or promotional tone and references a sturdy pig as part of a misleading offer, urging early action to avoid a supposed curable disease.
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Frente
Holgovern
Banana Crank Says He Is Selling For Styving
Frank asks what bananas are selling for and jokes that he is selling to stave off hunger. The brief exchange hints at casual street trading and a lighthearted mood without formal sale details.
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Frank
Daily Thought by Montague Surfaces Reputations
A compact reflection notes how many worthy men have survived or been judged by their own reputations, suggesting a meditation on character and public perception.
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Montalgue
Dateline Dates and War Facts Amaze London Tit-Bits Reader
A London Tit-Bits feature profiles a man known as Dates who can recite thousands of war facts from memory after studying a book for hours. He claims a £2,000 price on his head and recounts meetings with notable figures, while unrelated notes discuss shell-cloth fashion in England and quips about dress.
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Senate
Sergi
Charles 4. Malcolm
Company L
France
Gailivan
Massachusetts
Burleson
United States
Wilson
Datas
London
John Lee
Babbacombe
James Barry
Boy's Bit of Fare in 1870 North Carolina Advice
The Atlanta Constitution notes 1870s North Carolina theory on good boy food. A boy should eat green fruit pine resin young cucumbers new potatoes green blackberries doughnuts branch water and spend two hours daily in the swimming hole.
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George Bailey
North Carolina
Atlanta Constitution
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