Wilson aims to be home by July 4th or 5th
President Wilson plans to wrap up treaty talks in Europe and return to Washington by July 4 or 5. He will deliver his treaty message to Congress and then launch a three week, nationwide tour to sell the league of nations and treaty provisions. The itinerary remains unsettled pending return date and final plan.
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Pres
Wilson
Robert J. Nender
Washington
D.C
League of Nations
Belgium
Schedwe
France
Zoee
League
Europe
Paris
Congress
Senate
Ratification of national suffrage amendment affirmed
Late wire reports from Springfield and Paris note as the American Federation of Labor urges a hearing from peace delegates in Paris. Turkish peace talks seek continuation of the empire with Constantinople’s retention. Police raids in Winnipeg target leaders of a general strike. Mexican officials warn border crossing as a sovereignty issue. Senator Knox pushes to separate peace treaty from league covenant. Mrs Summer Buchanan to return from Hannibal.
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Springfield
Il Undy
General Assembly
Atlantic City
Jane L
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Wilson
Paris
Constantinople
Winnipeg
Royal
Washington, D. C
Wan Wao Agwlerie
Coetnitt
Senate of the American People
League of Nations
Knox
Senate
MAT RISK BUREAU MAS BIG POSTAL SYSTEM GROWS
Washington June 17 The War Risk Insurance Bureau must expand to handle a daily average of 80 000 incoming and 80 000 outgoing pieces of mail. Over 100 workers manage handling delivery and collection as the service grows for international correspondence and stamps needed for mortuary forms. In Shamokin Pennsylvania Annie Cholick 24 has twins again, marking a third twin birth in three years with the first two pairs born in 1916 and 1917.
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Auf
Washington
Mar
Bureau of “War Rist Insurance
Shamokin
Annie Cholick
Porn
Moberly Clerk Arpsperger Moves to Charleston Dept Store
Arthur Arpsperger, longtime Terrill Bros. shoe store clerk in Moberly, resigns July 1 to take a department store managerial post in Charleston. The promotion comes with higher salary, honors, and expanded responsibilities as he develops executive talent.
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Moberly
Arthur Arpsperger
Terrill Bros
Charleston
Arnapergergium
IV Aaveady
Bank Robbery in Cleveland Nets $50,000
Five armed bandits robbed a Cleveland Ohio bank yesterday afternoon. Two watched seven hostages outside while two entered the bank and a fifth stayed with the running car. They escaped in a stolen auto with about $50,000 in cash.
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Cleveland
West
Ohio
Troops Return After Chasing Villa Fifty Miles Near El Paso
American troops from the punitive expedition against Villa rebels completed a night march and bivouac, with cavalry, artillery and engineers bringing back prisoners, horses, and mules. Seven officers and soldiers were reportedly killed or wounded, and ongoing pursuit continued toward northwest. A Cavalry siege and river crossings are described with captures and a large amount of gear. A local baseball square dance and social event is announced for Wednesday night at Star Baseball Park to raise funds for improvements. Weather outlook shows unsettled conditions with fair spells ahead.
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Hn Paso
Tex
Villa
Andynea? Juarez
Elisé
Vine
Port Bliss
Orie
Seventh Cavalry
Chigas
Yyrst
Avivawest
Epvalr
James J. Kook
Purane
Santiovest
Ristarice
Tompkins
Cole Monard Refelkoak
Abother
Anesa
Fort Bliss
M Sean Risonary
Carrenza
Star Baseball Club
Star Baseball Park
Jeverybody
Banquet Inspires Railroad Safety Talks
Merchants at the hotel gathered for a safety movement event with a banquet and speakers, aimed at promoting railroad safety among local men and business leaders.
Supt Fred Myers Complimented At Safety Gathering
Supt Fred Myers is praised for promoting welfare and safety efforts across rail service. The event featured prayers, singing and speeches, with Myers noting the 1912 movement and citing safety progress in 1919 including declines in injuries and unsafe practices. He highlighted conventions backing the movement and urged continued cooperation for a new regional record.
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W. JT. ‘Wekard
BE. Vi. Lamb
America
iMan
Eddie Renting
Mr. Eckard
U. Ss. Administration
Adamis
Betlair
Rosie
Estab'shing
McAdoo
Durie
Avas Inc
Vogue
Hayeen
Adams
St Colutiaus
St. Louis
Gach
Cooper
War funding debate shapes Europe recovery efforts
Paris reports note that American war advances may not be repayable as Euro debt relief remains tied to Europe’s productive capacity. Financial advisors warn broad repayment would burden American taxpayers, urging continued cautious support and potential discontinuation of further advances.
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Paris
America
Europe
Americans Commission
United States
Othe
Treasury
Tnis
France
US Fire Losses Over Forty Years Reach Billions
A Journal of Commerce study asserts US fire losses in the past forty years total 6.762billion dollars, with 1918 alone at 317million, arguing for fire resistant buildings. The Sans Souci club summer meeting at Mrs J By Holman’s home featured high scores by Mrs Housley and Mrs Maddow, with a luncheon and dances planned, ads note admission and times.
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United States
Journal of Commerse
San Francisco
Aire
Joss Wes
Journal of Commerce
Fae Place
Sans -Souci Cwib
Sans Sousi
J. By
Holman
South
Williams Street
Housley
Maddow
Gan
Otis Doyle
Huntsville
Versailles Peace Note and German Response Amid Turmoil
Paris dispatches describe Allied note reactions as Berlin and Weimar debate terms of the revised treaty. German delegates, greeted by jeers and stones leaving Versailles, face uncertain acceptance. Officials foresee a Friday decision on signing with the national assembly set to discuss Wednesday. A separate local notice reports Sanford Boatman facing a preliminary hearing for cash theft from a K T conclave decorator.
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Fred S. Ferguson
Paris
Céunt Brock
Dof Rantzau
Weimer Tod
Versailles
Berlin
Wei i
Germany
Unles
Foch
Germat
Astonpress
David
Bbett
Pand
Chanicelier Scheidemann
Brconférende
Ther
Teadars
Weimar
Epawids
National Assembly
Sanford Boatman
Antes
Sedalia
Tormorrow
Justice M. M
Marshall’s
Mr. Antes
Fragmented note on graduation day and death reports
A garbled entry lists a graduation exercise with attendees including Harrison Bertha Mitchiel Horne and a report of a death for Robert E. Lee, brother of Mire A Disney of 712 Wineat. The text mentions a camp muster out and a man reported dead yesterday.
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Robert
E.lee
A. Disney
Wineat
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