Versailles Peace Seeds of War Foretold by Bryge
Triam Stow reports on Bryge’s warning that Versailles seeds of the peace settlement sowed risks of renewed conflict. He cites debates among negotiators about domestic electorates and political pressures shaping postwar policy. The piece notes fears that reconciliation may overlook enduring rivalries in Europe and industry.
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Versailles
Bryge
Ates Beye
Willi Calle
Loterint
Europe
Naples unites to honor Caruso as thousands pass bier
A crowd gathers in Naples for the funeral procession of the dead tenor Enrico Caruso. The event draws citizens, operatic figures, and officials who kneel as the bier is carried. Reports estimate Caruso’s death toll around six million lire in public value, while London-based dispatches note Giovanni Martinelli may succeed him at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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Naples
Caruso
Jens
Worden
Rodalto
Martinelli
London
Alan
Fragmented OCR shows generic war era prose and accident notice
The readable text includes scattered phrases about war, politics, and a fatal accident. It references a Germanic region and political upheaval, plus a specific incident where Frank Guy’s son Toynarald fell from a seat, was injured, and died from those injuries.
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Uehenis Toynarald
Frank Guy
Youth praises selection of prospective father in law
A New York Sun excerpt shows a young man complimenting an elder’s judgment in choosing him as a potential son in law, noting his apparent steadiness and cleverness. The dialogue hints at wealth expectations and social cunning, with formal Victorian phrasing.
Eel Too Busy To Watch Saloons Says Milwaukee DA
Stanley Agmith, state prohibition director, asks for a district attorney report on Milwaukee enforcement of the Prohibition Act. WG fabel says he has no time for a survey of saloons, will assist minimally, and will uphold the law as required. Mr. Smirk may send agents to aid prosecutions.
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Milwate
Tanley Agmith
Wisconsit
Milwaukee
Fabel
Smirk
Ling
Zabet
Ambiguous license clauses raise constitutional concerns
The fragment discusses licensing provisions for selling intoxicating beverages and non intoxicating drinks, noting disparities in license fees. It cites individuals such as Zabel and Severson and implies a classification of beverages by intoxication level with unequal fees, challenging legality.
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Zabel
Heer
Hold Pailures in July Commerce Reported
Fragmentary OCR text notes July commerce for Nf ast and RK. G. Dan and Company, with a stated increase of 120 over June. Includes fragmented dialogue lines and extraneous scattered phrases. No clear events, dates, or entities beyond those partial mentions.
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Nfast
RK. G, Dan and Company
Import of Brink Ten Times Worse Than Last Year
The report from the Commerce Department shows imports totaling about $5.0 million for the year, ten times higher than the $506,000 recorded in the prior year. Wine was the largest item in the list.
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BRINK
United Thing
Che Commerce Department
Fragmentary notes on historic currencies and wine trade
Fragmented OCR mentions sums over two million and 28 000 in a tally, comparisons across years, whiskey shipments, and claims about wine from France Spain and champagne. Also references early paper currency in serihadan skins and Werle.
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France
Champagne
Spain
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