France and Turkey near Syrian peace talks report
A Paris based Union newspaper dispatch dated June 1 reports France negotiating with Turkey over peace in Syria. It cites French sources claiming 40,000 French troops in Syria with reinforcements and a possible ceasefire while evacuations and new political alignments unfold amid banditry and regional tensions.
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Sevand
Syria
Franse
Fels
Ain Kell
United States
Bob Ate Wesurke
Uyostnas
Fires threaten town as forest blaze rages near
A fierce forest fire swept toward a thin town, destroying buildings and forcing residents to flee. Volunteers helped hold back the flames while investigators and officials warned of continuing danger and urged preparedness for possible further evacuations.
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Auditorian
Borty
Hiex Indy Lawn
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TieWtere
Che Phinox
Memorial Valley Injures Several in Lincomb Memorial Day Salute
In Lincomb, near Marshalltown, Iowa, a Memorial Day salute by a squad of former welders injured forty two people, four seriously. Gunfire sent cartridges into the crowd as a misfire tore into another gun, scattering debris and causing panic among attendees.
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Memorial Valley
Marshalltown
Iowa
Lincomb
Mexico levies taxes Aguilar Cabrera and others worry
A chaotic dispatch reports heavy export taxes on oil and turmoil around de facto Tamplen governor cast amid calls from Mexican officials for stability. It cites Aguilar and Cabrera among outlaws, notes U.S. assurances, and mentions the political maneuvering shaping regional control as May approaches.
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Nevenapes de Honsian
Taxo
Checkisaaut
Manuet Belwer
de Taeia
Wilson Vetoes Peace Resolution
President Wilson asserts the proposed action would stain U S honor. He opposes a peace resolution, warning of damage to national dignity and the country’s standing in international affairs.
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Wilson
U. S
Deadlock in Washington stalls peace treaty debate
Veto threats by Republican leaders delay ratification of the Versailles treaty. President urges unity while Congress debates whether to pursue war or peace, as lawmakers split along party lines over granting authority and ending the conflict.
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Wihington
Witean
Te Senmtend House
United States
Eler Suttonis
Nellon
Congress
Fire devastates town and damages major landmarks
A blaze in Fort Morgan started by acid used in welding tore through the business district, destroying houses, the town hall, and the local bank building. Richeson and pastor Swaithe were injured, with total losses around 65 000 dollars. Firefighters faced heavy fumes as the blaze spread, and the Orchard State Bank was saved by volunteers.
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Colo
Lowe
MOS
Richeson
Swaith
Koster Lumber Com
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Iy M8
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Williatos
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Receiving Russian gold would be recognizing the Soviet government
London dispatch reports hostilities in Siberia near May 25 and cites a Bolshevik advance east of Kiev. It notes the armistice commission at Kiaharovsk and possible Russian gold ingots proposed by Krassin. The piece discusses trade talks with Britain and Krassin’s London visit, hinting at recognition consequences.
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Gregory
Heransstaan Manent
Tellch
Great Huntay
Ruwwin
Evan
M. Krowson
Peice
Detroit teen confession ties fatal watergun incident to sister
In Detroit, Mick Jaja Jajuge admits fatally harming his 18 month old sister Antonia with a watergun. He claims the death was accidental while parents were away. He says he replaced a spent shell and fled home to report a stranger entering the house.
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Detroit
Mick Joba Jajuge
Antonia
Watetgun
Kidnapping probe tied to U S and Mexican officials
Washington investigated the kidnapping of two Americans in Mexico. The American consul at Chituehua was ordered to lead inquiries with no indicated U S representation to the new Mexican government unless the probe shows others seized by forces of Francisco. Announcement of a new airline service to follow. An aero convention speaker touted regular de luxe service with twenty six passengers starting July from New York to Chicago via Rochester Syracuse Buffalo Cleveland and Toledo.
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New York
State Department
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Aero Club of America
Chicago
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Cleveland
Toledo
Mexico Proposals to Import US Currency to Aid Economy
Money would help Mexico as the American Chamber of Commerce approved proposals for importing United States paper and metal currencies to solve the monetary problem. The Confederation of Chamber of Commerce of Mexico with forty affiliated chambers considers the plan as a remedy for the long‑standing currency shortage restricting trade and development.
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Mexico
United States
American Chamber of Common
Confederation of Chamber of Commerce of Mexico
Silk Mask Burglar Linked to $500000 Loot in City Raid
Police tied the Silk Mask burglar Harry addames to seven hundred robberies worth over 500000. The suspect, James Harrigan, was killed after a raid on the Town hall police station. Authorities found a vast card index, ledgers, pawn shop lists, and inventory including 190 pornographic magazines valued at 4000 in a secret basement chamber. A suit he wore belonged to former Senator Wilbhon Larimer of Illinois.
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Harry Addames
Town Hall
James
J. Harrigan
Philadelphia
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Gold Coast
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On T
Jatmex
United States
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Miinols
Woman Fights Burglar in Her Home in Los Angeles
A skilled amateur female athlete confronted a burglar in her residence, warning him to surrender before delivering swift blows. The intruder was knocked unconscious, then restrained until police arrived at the station.
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Mre
J.B. State
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Bunghir
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Tie
Roth
Girl Ends Life After Playing Phonograph
Erma L Reed a 18 year old girl from Milan Missouri drank poison at her sister Mrs Harry Dee's home in Saint Louis Missouri while staying for a job. She was found dead ten minutes later. Police note the sister heard the phonograph playing before the tragedy. Both families offered no explanation and said she had been in good spirits.
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Erma L. Reed
Pigutern
Te-Mn
James Teed
Milan
Harry Dee
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Sie
Dee
Mom
Peoria
No Work For Moyeville Kentucky Court
Robertson County circuit court met recently with no cases to hear no one in jail and no proclamations on the docket. Prohibition threatens to put the court out of business as the region awaits shifts in enforcement and local legal activity.
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Moyeville
Robertson County
Daniel Boones Descendant Drowns in Kentucky Sewer
In Maysville Kentucky eight year old James Boone, a descendant of Daniel Boone, drowned after falling into an open sewer as floodwaters rose across Main Street. The storm caused rapid street flooding and vehicles were stranded. a horse reportedly perished in the high water.
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Trainbridge
Daniel Boone
Maysville
James Boone
Market Quotations and Grain Prices Amid Mixed Activity
Late market notes show cattle and livestock quotes with steady to lower prices for steers and yearlings. Wheat futures face pressure as No 4 Northern and No 2 Timothy values drift amid broader market shifts. In political news, President Wilson urged Congress to authorize the United States to accept a mandate over Armenia, signaling a potential shift in international role.
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Congress
United States
Armenia
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