Peace Will End Turmoil and Aid Europe to Rebuild
Paris. Herbert C. Hoover, chairing the interallied food commission, says peace will end Europe’s economic delirium and that only the larger European nations will need US aid to restart industry. He outlines credits needs tied to materials, food, currency reform, and interest, noting neutral states prosper and smaller states gradually recover with peace.
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Paris
Herbert C. Hoover
Interallied Food Commission
Europe
United States
Rumania
Serbia
Bulgaria
Arabia
Turkey
Armenia
Portugal
Greece
Hungary
Poland
Baltic States
Grecko
Slovakia
Belgium
Finland
Nicaragua Faces US Protection Move Amid Costa Rican Tensions
Washington reports the United States may deploy a substantial marine guard to Nicaragua and ships on both coasts to deter invasion by Costa Rica. State Department investigations delay action while Nicaragua accuses Costa Rica of massing frontier forces after Tinoco's revolution collapse.
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Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
United States
State Department
Mings
Costa Rica
Guerilla Warfare in Ireland Paris Declared by US Delegates
Frank P. Walsh and Edward 3 Tunse, Irish Society delegates, report to President Wilson that guerrilla warfare is ongoing in Ireland. They state clashes between Irish volunteers and army forces occur daily with fatalities on both sides.
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Ireland
Paris
Frank P. Walsh
Edward 3
Tunse
Wilson
Walsh
Duyne
United States
Austria Accepts Peace Terms as Allies Set Fifteen Days
Vienna sends envoy Dr Renner to declare loyalty to the peace basis and urge acceptance within fifteen days. The Austrians discuss the German treaty outline with new clauses for minorities while Hungary, Czecho Slovakia, and Serb Croat Slovene states gain independence. The session at St Germain included Clemenceau, Wilson delayed proceedings, and Renner pledged cooperation while noting delays. The Austrian Republic emerges from the empire while demobilization and League of Nations provisions shape the final settlement.
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Renner
Germany
St. Germain
France
Austria
St Germain
Europe
St. Gerrigin
MM Clemenceau
Lansing
Henry White
Orlaudo
Italy
Paderewski
Poland
Arthur J. Balfour
Col. E. M. House
Marshal Foch
B ‘Ss
Benson
Wallace
Wilson
St. Clana
Berty
Grayson
Proemier Clemenceau
Tregent
Karl Renner
Doctor Renner
Count von Brockdorff-Rentzaz
Girmans
Versailles
Alled
Hoover’ Commission
Clemenceau
O'Cloeck
Decter Renner
Switzerland
Czecho-Slovakia
Romania
Hungary
Empire
Austria-Hungary
Cdévenant S
League of Nations
Austria-Hunea FF
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Serbia
Alicante
Govgerbmert
Kingdom of
Republic of Austria
Outbreak of Anarchist Bombs Shakes Washington
Washington on June 8 reports bombs in eight cities aimed at public officials. In Washington Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer and Senator Claud Swanson were targeted. Palmer’s home damaged but family unharmed. Across the nation, judges mayors and officials in Boston Cleveland Pittsburgh New York Newtonville Philadelphia and Paterson faced bombings and property damage.
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Washington
United States
A. Mitchell Palmer
Claud A. Swanson
Virginia
Hietes
Newtonville
Mass
Leland W. Powers
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. C
Palmer
Senator Swanson
Walon Society
Leachers
Hyo
Ore
Ira Ch. Copley
Hilnois
R Street
Copley
Twenty-Second Street
Sheridan Circle
Palmer House
Twenty
James Ry. Ellerson ii
Mr. Palmer
Nat
du Pont
Sheridan
Army
Navy
Congress
Major Pollman
Capitol Police
Secret Service
Boston
Usey
White House
Treasury
New York
Charles G. Nott Jr
Court of General Sessions
Judge Nott
Fire Department
Bureau of Combustibles
Nott
Cleveland
Harry L. Davis
Judge
Pittsburgh
Highland District
West End
W.D. Libray
Bureau of Immigration
Albert F. Hayden
Roxbury Municipal
Wayne Street
Massachusetts
Powers
Catholic Church of Our Lady of Victory
West Philadelphia
Louis Jagielky
Jagielky
Names of Unusual Meats in Historical Diet Terms
The text lists various so called fancy or unusual meats such as beef brains sheep brains pork brains lamb fries beef fries calf feet pork feat calf heads larah heads Pork heads calf livers veal livers beef livers pork livers lamb livers beef melts pork melts sheep melts beet tripe beef sweetbreads calf sweet breads pork tails oxtails pork ears beef hanging tenders beef hearts pork hearts sheep hearts pork fowls pork kidneys pork snouts pork lips pork tongues lamb tongues beef tongues calf tongues oxtail joints. It notes these meats are considered more nourishing than many common cuts and cites internatory tests comparing protein content of fig F to beef.
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Interatory
Cherokee
L. L. Harrington
North English
May
Frank W. Mack
Guy B. Mack
Manson
Bert C. Woodruff
Dennison
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nehama
B. F. Jackson
Nelson & McCausland
Atlantic
Hans Frederickson
Audubon County
Vinton College For the Blind
Guthrie County
James Whiteford
Volga City
Faystte
Clayton
Three Hundred and Fiftieth Infantry
Highty-eighth Division
Camp Dodge
Chamberlain
Young People’s. Luther League
Choral Union
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
Story City
Kossuth
J. B. McHose
Bancroft
Boone
Re& Wing
Minn
Gs. Boyd
Roland
National League
Iowa
O. A. Tinglestadt
Des
Iowa Cement
Mason City
Des Moines
United States
United States Geological Survey
Frank Zmolek
Trae
Bohemia
America
Traer
Emma Fahrenkrug
Gladbrook
Ernest G. Fahrenkrug
Tama County
State University
California
Playing Tag in the Woods with Chipmunks and Squirrels
John Burroughs recalls amused scenes of three chipmunks playing tag while foraging. A single chipmunk stays within reach of home, diving away when approached, and two red squirrels chase through intertwined branches, each tagging the other before sprinting off.
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John Burroughs
Ray
Tomi Thes
Actua
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