American Troops Pursue Rebels After Juarez Clash
American forces backed across the border after a night and day punitive operation near Juarez. About fifty Villa followers were killed and one American wounded as cavalry and artillery pursued rebels toward the mountains across the Rio Grande near El Paso Texas.
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Alcock and Brown Welcome in Dublin After Flight
A riotous Dublin reception greeted Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown as they arrived. Soldiers and civilians cheered, carried them to automobiles, and a procession moved to a hotel for preparation to depart for London. Brown appeared fatigued while Alcock stayed buoyant and spoke of flying boats.
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Associated Press
Alcock
Lieutenant Brown
Broadstone
Maiin
Brown
London
Dubbjin
Mullingar
Ireland
Air Victors
John Alcock
Arthur W. Brown
The
Aero Club
John Alok
Woman Suffrage Amendment Wins in Legislature Albany
Albany June 16. The New York Legislature in extraordinary session ratified the Federal woman suffrage amendment with 44 to 0 in the Senate and 137 to 0 in the Assembly. Speaker Ida B Sammis led the debate. Governor Smith aimed to mobilize support. Senator Sage opposed but requested relief from voting. The move came as part of a broader push for state alignment with national reform.
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Assembly
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Samis
Suffolk
AU Pprties
Marry Lilly
New York City
Donahue
Lilly
August Claessens
Smith
Albany
Sage
New York
John J. Boylan
Washington
Post Office Department
Capitol
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House Interstate Commerce Committee
Kellogg
Watson
Indiana
F. H. McDowell
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Germans Must Make Own Copies From Revised Peace Treaty
Paris dispatch reports Germany to receive a revised copy of the peace treaty and a covering note from Clemenceau. Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau will present the final terms to the German National Assembly in Weimar. Protest over time limits and printing delays accompany the German delegation's reception in Versailles.
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Weimar
Germany
German National Assembly
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M. Clemenceau
Paul Dutasta
Simon
Baron von Loersner
M. Dutasta
Herr Simon
Versailles
Paris
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Hotel Des Reservoirs
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Von
Rockdorff
National Assembly
Berlin
Emsa
Mathus Krzberger
German Armistice Commission
Peace Commission
The
Erzberger
Erazberger
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Berne
Scheldemann
Danzig
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Wilson to Tour Nation Advocating League of Nations
President Wilson plans a nationwide speaking tour after returning from Paris to explain the League of Nations and the Peace Treaty. He may visit St Louis on July 4 and speak in California and Idaho as Republican foes push the Knox resolution and a possible round robin.
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League of Nations
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California
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League
Senate
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Borah
White House
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Virginia
Richmond
Spencer
Belgium
Lodge
Knox
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Administration
McCumber
Farm Advertisement Clipping Promotes Local Produce
Continued in WOODMANSTEN INN an ad notes a real farm in the heart of No City with cauliflower now in season and other goods advertised for sale at the inn.
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Woodmansten Inn
Advt
President Exonerates Lamont in Peace Treaty Leak
President Wilson writes to Thomas Lamont exonerating him of any wrongdoing for providing a copy of the peace treaty to Henry P. Davison. Lamont is in London. the note’s contents are not disclosed.
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New York Times
Paris
Wilson
Thomas Lamont
Henry P. Davison
London
Advertisement fragment with brands and addresses
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Waldman and new estates in Virginia. References Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes and Cork ends with prices not clear. Contains garbled names and places, unreadable due to OCR errors.
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Pall Mall
Allies to Hear Turkish Envoys in Paris Tomorrow
The Council of Premiers and Foreign Ministers will receive the Turkish delegation at the Foreign Office in Paris at 11 o clock tomorrow. It marks the first reception of representatives of an enemy power in Paris since the armistice.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Premiers and Foreign Ministers
Foreign Office
Imperial Granum and Calox Advertised For Health
An old advertisement snippet promotes Imperial Granum prepared with water for babies to treat summer digestion. Also mentioned is Calox Tooth Powder with claims of cleanliness and preservation benefits. The ad references treatment and dental care products typical of period commercial notices.
Magnifico Cigar Ad From Key West At United Cigar Stores
An advertisement promotes Magnifico the Different Cigar described as mild and fragrant manufactured in Key West and sold exclusively at United Cigar Stores. The ad appears on page 21 with a provocative note about a backward child.
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Magnifico
Key West
United Cigar Stores
Adve
Stern Peace the Only Way to End War Says Bonar Law
London dispatch reports Andrew Bonar Law stating the Allied terms to Germany are the final reply and urging Germany to sign within five days. He warns a stern peace is required and warns disunity could squander victory.
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Bonar Law
London
Germany
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Commons
Guildhall
Allied reply to German peace terms at Versailles outlined
Paris dispatch details the rejection of a peace of violence and the two part response. The general letter asserts the 1914 war as a crime against humanity and notes proposed changes include plebiscites for Upper Silesia and Schleswig, a larger German army, and League of Nations membership.
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Upper Silesia
West Prussia
Schleswig
Germany
Kiel Canal Commission
League of Nations
M. Clemenceau
Count von Brockdorff-Kantaay
Europe
Seedenmar
Blame for inhuman war terms defended as just
Quotes from Wilson defend Allied war terms as justified. The article presents arguments that the harsh language and conditions imposed on enemies reflect strategic aims and moral framing used by the Allies.
Berlin Government Given Until Monday to Decide on Signature
Berlin officials face a Monday deadline to decide whether to sign an agreement. The extension by authorities raises questions about timing and administrative approval.
Germans Get Two Days More to Answer Yes or No
Paris June 10 The Allies grant Germany two extra days to respond to revised terms. Five days were initially allowed with Monday June 23 as the new deadline. If Germany agrees the treaty proceeds. if it refuses the armistice ends and Allied forces act as needed.
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Germany
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