Pro Treaty Victory Dominates Senate Debate End
Amid six hours of debate the pro treaty camp wins Senate approval as Red Army retreats. Senators Jamison Sherman and others face opposition from Repulican and Democrat factions while provisions on European security and wartime loans draw scrutiny. The final vote tilts in favor of ratification with many details contested.
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Warrington
Eeea
Seti
Latimer
Niisshaw
Jamison
California
Sherman
Mheloi
Uber
North Dakota
Seine
Hunger Strike Outcome Report With Dublin Tension
A fragmented report notes a hunger strike in Dublin tied to political tensions threaten outcomes. The text references Kronstadt, a British fleet, a fort surrender, and unspecified figures linked to a Mount Jey prim. The overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.
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Dublin
Ford
Jan
Pioneers Claim Invention For Aerial Dirigible Flight
The article reports a claim by aviation pioneer Signer Usuellt of a new dirigible design capable of carrying twenty tons at speeds up to seventy two miles an hour with a six meter bore power system. An accident description notes Warren Wolfe and family members burned in a kerosene explosion during fuel handling, with three members hospitalized.
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Naty
Rowe UF
South America
Signer
Usuellt
Mitenen
Irelyn Wolfe
Warren Wolfe
Petrograd Falls and Soviet Movements Reported
Disjointed dispatches describe Petrograd and surrounding regions in flux as Russian and Soviet forces engage, with mentions of Denikin and counteractions near Veraneeh. Reports from Washington cite U S and Allied reactions, while movements toward Kras and nearby rivers are noted amid broader strategic shifts across the front.
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Washington
Keenstadt
Tussia
Ander Ral
Denikin
Ferree
Veraneeh
Ritesk
Petrograd
Winmitett
Siberian
Nogales Law Relaxed by Sonora Congress
The Sonora State Congress lifts a dry ban in Nogales, empowering the president and Hes to alter sales rules for beer wine and cider. Ambiguities in the text leave some details unclear but reform aims to permit regulated alcohol commerce under new authority.
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Nogales
Arie
Sonora
Mexica
Tecome
Bilas Callen Sehieh
Persidenis
Unclear Fronts Report Turmoil and Mexican Bandit Row
Fragmentary dispatches describe clashes between troops and peasants in Torumpeutipas near the Torum border with Mexico. Reports claim a peasant uprising suppressed by federal forces led by Hierenting Alierete. Separately, air views note violent eruptions offshore and sea floor activity near Mawali, with six miles of sea water altered by crustal eruptions, possibly cascading toward the ocean.
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Toms
Torumpeutipas
Mexica
Tere Horder
Holting
Mawali
Madina Lam
Lnker
Old Poole
International trade bloc targets Bolshevist Russia
London reports a note from the supreme council inviting Germany to join a blockade of Austin, printed by the Bertin Tachtatt and reprinted by the Dirty Herald. It states that Norway Denmark Sweden Hartland Finland Spain Switzerland Mexico Chile Argentina Colombia and Venezuela have agreed to adopt strict measures to prevent any trade with Bolshevist Russia.
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London
Cononell
Germany
Austin
Bertin Tachtatt
Dirty Herald
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Hartland
Finland
Spain
Switzerland
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Colombia
Venezuela
Russia
Transcontinental air derby disaster kills two pilots
In Utah near Castle Rock Crab during the Transcontinental air derby a plane traveling westward crashed after engine trouble. Lieut. French Kirby and Lieut. Stan Joy Miller died. observer Miller died at crash scene and Kirby died soon after officers and relatives mourned the loss.
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Union Nema
Salt Lake City
French Kirby
Ieheny Caueti
Kirby
Castle Rock
Ton
Owas Tee
Jarden
Lami
Sunken submarines and mines feared in American navy action
A dramatic wartime report says at least ten German submarines were sunk and 57,000 mines laid. Rear Admiral Strensgiel or Heiss led sweeping efforts, with Stevie in charge of mine clearance. The piece notes the dangerous sweep and the discoveries of wreckage and minefields near key locations.
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York
Fuind
Stevie
Henry Irving Obituary Notable Actor Dies in London
Henry Irving Teving, actor and elder son of Sir Meticy Heeling, dies in London after a breakdown. Born in ISTO, he gained fame on stage in England and abroad including the United States and Australia. His versatile career spanned theater and other performances before his death.
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Henry Irving
London
Henry
Teving
Neness
Henry 1
Lamon
Isto
Meticy Heeling
Enghand
Prowtees
United States
New York Adopts Permanent Daylight Saving Time
New York and New York City enact a permanent daylight saving time law. The measure, approved by city officials, sets time changes to occur on the last Sundays of April and September, aligning local practice with the current Congress discussions.
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New York
New York City
Congress
Two Strikers Shot In Riot At Ohio Steel Plant
Rioting strikers and guards fought as police and detectives tried to quell unrest at the Amerk von Street wire plant. Detectives and a former Cincinnati chief were wounded in a fierce exchange of rifles and pistols as more than 100 shots were fired during the clash at the Newport Kentucky site.
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Ole
Tee Steel
Vohe
Chiempatl
Detetives
William L. Nimme
Cincinnati
Andrews Steel Company
Newport
Navajo Chief Welcomes King Albert at Gallup
King Albert of Belgium meets Indian Chief during a Gallup visit. The meeting highlights relations between Belgium and Native American communities with a respectful exchange observed by local officials and residents.
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King Albert
Gallup
Indians do war dance for royal party in New Mexico
An old account describes a royal visit in New Mexico with Belgians greeting a Navajo chief at Camp Gallup. The narrative includes a gift exchange with a Navajo basket, the queen and prince present, and ceremonial honors reflecting the era’s intertribal and international interactions. The scene also notes a nearby Belgian party and a motor company entourage, all part of a formal reception at the station near Fort Defiance.
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New Mexico
Weelern
Judestucwal
Chile
Camp Gallup
Innes
St Michael’s
Wittheba
Hliny
Heiter
Pete Drier
Allwrt
Reuters
Fort Defiance
Kit Carson
Soviet Order Seizes Peasants for Military Labor
A disturbing dispatch reports the Soviet government mobilizes the rural population of Htemsin to perform compulsory military labor. Peasants are conscripted to drill and support wartime efforts, with authorities enforcing strict obedience and penalties for noncompliance. The measure signals intensified state control over agrarian communities.
Girls Education Promise Amid Harsh Obscurities
Fragmentary OCR notes speak of girls named Kana and Shertey Luikurt and Jittle Ponting in Mich. The text mentions mercury poisoning and a failed trial, yet asserts girls will receive education. The garbled report hints at recovery prospects and assurance of schooling amid distress.
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Hivago
Kana
Shertey Luikurt
Willy
Hanks Tom
Troops to Patrol Germany and One-Stop Air Route Planned
Lieut J W Magnare proposes a one stop flight from Mineola to San Diego with Druag Texas slated as the sole intermediate stop. A provisional division of 10000 regulars led by Brig Gen William S Sage sails from Hoboken aboard the President Grant to join occupation forces in Germany. The Fifth Infantry under Col E A Fry and the Fiftieth under Col F J McConnell will supervise the plebiscite in Silesia.
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J. W. Magnare
War Department
Mineola
N.Y
San Diego
Druag
Texas
U. S
Germany
New York
United States
William S Sage
Bill for public lands duties moves in House
Washington bill on panic ind il, ges, phosphates and coat leasing passed by the Senate was reported favorably by the House public lands committee. House changes were limited and the measure will be taken up soon. The minimum royalty on government oil lands is fixed at one-eighth of production instead of the Senate’s one-quarter.
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Washington
Senate
Haus Public Lands Comittee
House
Cupid Ties Can To Simple Sea Dog
New York A winsome lass changed her mind after a hat tip and a flirtatious meeting. Captain Edgar Lucas Adams, after months at sea, faced a broken engagement and a demand for $600 to redeem a pledged diamond ring. The court hearing revealed her hesitations about marriage.
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New York
Edgar Lucas Adams
Erie Basin
Chose His Pallbearers Then Committed Death by Own Action
William Heller of Newark New Jersey asked friends to be pallbearers for a funeral that would not be soon. They agreed jokingly. The next morning his wife found him asphyxiated in the parlor after he sealed the keyhole and turned on the gas, dying by his own action.
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Willian Heller
Newark
N. J
Mr. Heller
Bee Sting Injures Three In Connecticut Incident
Stamford youths Walter and Davenport Lockwood and friend William Bouton were badly hurt when a bee stung a pony pulling their wagon near their Noroton home. The incident involves Judge Charles D. Lockwood, former New York official and Democratic leader Homer Cummings. A separate item reports Ira L Kaetzel killing a copperhead with two feet at the Blue Ridge foothills in Waynesboro Pennsylvania. The reptile measured two feet four inches with feet described in detail and preserved in alcohol.
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Stamford
Conn
Charles D. Lockwood
New York City
Homer 8. Cummings
Noroton
Lockwood
Walter
Davenport
William Bouton
Wayneshors
Ira L. Kaetzel
Blue Ridge Mountains
Obedient husband divorce claim from San Francisco case
Mrs. George Voelker seeks a divorce alleging constant quarrels ended by her ordering her husband to leave home and that he complied. In Berlin, Josef Ritter, a German miner, was condemned to death six times for murders after testifying that shell shock from Piave battles triggers uncontrollable lust to kill.
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San Francisco
George Voelker
George
Berlin
Josef Ritter
Piave
Meanest Thief Revealed In Liberty Bond Heist
New York New York police disclosed the meanest chief as the culprit who stole seven thousand ninety dollars in Liberty bonds from the safe at St. Agnes chapel. The 70 year old sexton was involved in the incident, described as the life saving of the chapel.
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New York
St. Agnes Chapel
Hints at Revolution Stun Senate Committee Investigation Start
Attorney astonishes Senate committee as hints of revolution surface in hearing. Officials weigh implications of possible upheaval and the impact on policy, with witnesses pressed for details on rising discontent and organizational links.
Margolis Claims Russians Behind Steel Strike Plot
Jacob Margolis of Pittsburg, a lawyer described as an anarchist syndicalist, told Senate labor committee members that Russian Bolshevik and Industrial Workers networks aimed to create a new society by workers taking over industries. He alleged a two year covert effort to fuse WW organizations to support the steel strike and urged workers to organize for seizure of control. The testimony followed Palmer’s action to curb price inflation and Gary’s stance at the National Industrial Conference urging open shop terms and non arbitration.
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Aber Son
Newn
Burview
Washington
Senate
Jacob Margolin
Pittsburg
W. W. Holsheviki
Trotsky
Russia
Margolisy
Willan Z. Foster
Kenyon
Inor
Margolis
Wines
Ite Ss
Indorne
Austin
Muarsee
Gary
Retail Profits High Warns Senate Panel
A Senate investigating committee report says retail prices for foodstuffs show profits up to 3000 percent above wholesale costs, with retailers earning more than farmers livestock raisers railroads and packers combined. Rochester dispatch notes Alonzo Whitman, a former famed swindler and ex state senator, seeks admission to Dansville county poor house after years of crime and prison terms. Washington reports a bill to make possession of infernal machines a capital offense, prompted by May Day bomb outrages. Lisbon cites Portugal's army expenditures in France totaling 28,000,000.
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Washington
Senate
Ihe
Rochester
Alonzo Whitman
Dansville
Minnesota
King
Late Market Quotations from Denver Markets
Late market quotations show cattle prices including heifers and prime cows with fair to good stocker grades. Hog values range, while fruit prices list apples cantaloupes in Colorado boxes and peppers in local crates. Data appears from Colorado markets with scattered figures and descriptions.
Demotions Mentioned for Two World War Officers
Maj Gen Joseph T. Dickman once led the First Division at Chateau Thierry and Maj Gen John Biddle, commander of Camp Travis, Texas, are named in orders for demotion to brigadier general as part of the War Department’s plan to revert war era promotions to regular grades.
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Phe
Camp Holabird
Butt Benreat
Joseph T. Dickman
Chateau Thierry
Southern Department
John Biddle
Camp Travia
Texas
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