Germans to sign peace treaty despite objections
Berlin reports the national assembly approves signing the peace treaty with the Allied powers by 227 to 158, with Bauer forming a new government. Germany rejects admitting full responsibility for the war and rejects Articles 227 to 230 on Emperor trials, while democrats shift to support signature amid center party concessions.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Germany
Allied
Associated Powers
National Assembly
Herr Bauer
Paris
Council of Four
Weimar
Wilson
Sdroyd George
New Advertisements from Muskogee Oklahoma
Diverse notices list rentals and sales in Muskogee Oklahoma. Items include office space in a theatre building with large hall, two furnished rooms for rent, a fresh milking cow for sale, and two Pine Street houses for sale with prices. Also listing for a dry goods saleslady and a seven room house with parquette floors and galleries.
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Monroe Investment Co
Losugar
Pine Street
Pine Wreck
Tissington
Muskogee
Okla
The Case for Reviving the Country Sunday School
A Progressive Farmer opinion urges restoring Sunday school to support moral training alongside home and public education. It cites a local incident of a bright student turning to crime and argues Sunday attendance provides safe social environment and intellectual growth through Bible study.
Polk Nominated as Under Secretary of State
Frank Polk of New York counsellor at the War Department and acting Secretary for State has been nominated by President Wilson to the newly created under secretary of state position in the last Congress.
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Polk
Washington
Dume Vil
Asecotiated Press
New York
War Department
Wilson
Italians Authorized to Sign Peace Treaty in Paris
Paris June 2 Italian delegates in Paris have been authorized to sign the peace treaty for Italy removing a potential delay. The German note of acceptance reportedly reflects a stance that the peace terms are a peace of violence.
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Tralians
Paris
Associated Press
Italy
Will Celebrate Fourth of July in Paris
Paris on June 2 the government plans a large July Fourth demonstration honoring the United States Independence. General Pershing will be received by the municipality and President Poincare will review a parade of American troops.
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Paris
United States
Germany signs peace treaty hopes in market surge
Markets show a sharp early advance on news Germany would sign a peace treaty but pull back as Lancashire mill hands strike and fear Germany may demand extended terms. Reports say the delay expired at noon local time and time for further hours was denied. The cotton goods market strengthens on strong US farm prosperity and foreign demand with expectations of higher prices and buying on dips.
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Germany
Market
Lancashire
England
Motton
Mills
United States
Europe
H. & B. Beer
Alma Josephson Idaho’s lone female county sheriff elected
Alma Josephson of Oneida County emerges as the only woman to win the office of county sheriff among Idaho’s recent slate of female officeholders.
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Idaho
Alma Josephson
Oneida County
New Fire Truck Arrives from American LaFrance
The new triple compound 120 hp pumper chemical and hose cart from American LaFrance arrives in Monroe by the US and P line but will be unloaded after a factory demonstrator arrives. It duplicates the Central Station truck and boosts to three motor driven units plus a horse cart.
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American
la France Fire Engine Co
Elmira
N. Y
Central Station
H. P
la France
Monroe
Women in Office and Education Across Regions
Six Kansas probate judges are women. In India only twelve per thousand adults can read and write. Washington has eighteen women among thirty nine county school superintendents. North Dakota enacts an eight hour day for women workers effective July 1. The Finish Diet features more women in its national legislature. A cooperative ungualow colony for bachelor girls will start in a London Ontario suburb. The first national women’s rights convention met in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1880.
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Kansas
India
Washington
North Dakota
National Legislative Assembly
London
Ontario
Worccester
Mass
Centery claims air war mismanagement in aviation service
A report recalls a century of mismanagement in war aviation, noting 27 airplanes supplied to the Germans and a loss of 100 aircraft by German forces, highlighting surprising shifts in aerial power.
Summary of Treaty Cable Route and Book Delivery
The article notes that only a summary of the treaty was sent to America because sending the entire book would be costly. It argues that mailing the complete book would be appropriate, regardless of whether New York received copies before the Senate in Washington.
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America
New York
Senate
Washington
Causes of Persistently High Beef Prices Mentioned
The article notes that even with exports nearly halted and no scarcity justification, beef prices remain elevated due to enduring demand, production constraints, and market dynamics rather than shortages. It emphasizes persistent consumer demand and structural factors in price maintenance.
War Taxes Spark Copper Cent Surge Across Mints
Every mint in the United States is rapidly turning out copper cent coins and the new output is said to amount to about ninety millions a month. The explanation is to be found in the war taxes adding an odd cent or two to the regular price of innumerable small commodities.
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United States
Boston Doctor Claims Bathing Causes Shorter Lifespans
A Boston doctor suggests refraining from bathing may extend life to a centenarian milestone. The remark recalls older beliefs about hygiene and longevity and raises questions about the evidence behind aging rituals.
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Boston
Edward VII urges smoking cessation in witty reply
The article recalls a remark by Edward VII when told quitting smoking might extend his life. He reportedly answered in his characteristic blunt way that it wasn’t worth it, reflecting his famous humor.
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Edward VII
Two-Headed Snake Sighted in Spokane
A two headed snake is reported from Spokane with reduced credence due to Washington being a dry territory.
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Spokane
Washington
Neva-Star Classified Ad Seeks Room Renter
A classified notice from Neva-Star offers rooms for rent. It invites potential tenants to contact the advertiser for available accommodations and details.
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