Mexico and Obregon reach debt settlement with rail privatization
The article reports on Mexico agreeing with bankers led by Thomas W. Lamont to rehabilitate its external debt. Key terms move interest to January and allow continued service funded by special funds, with railways retained under private management guaranteed by the Mexican government. The plan aims to restore credibility in world money markets and pave the way for broader international recognition.
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Adolfo Dete Heerta
Thomas W. Lamont
Obregon
Mexico City
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Ria
Britain
Oxce
Belgium
Switzerland
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Obregonte
Lemont
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New Helicopter Plane Appears Successful in Test
A new helicopter plane tested in fallege Dori Maryland in the presence of a Navy Department aviation team. Operated by Hents Berlager, the machine features a rear tilting propeller system and two lifting propellers on the sides. The test included elevation maneuvers and a half mile track, with Navy observers commenting on the device’s performance.
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J. EF. Hunsacker
Naval
The Tribune Vacation Companion Notice
A fragmented ad promotes The Tribune as a daily vacation companion. It invites readers to call a listed number for a daily edition during summer and mentions a circulation orventilation department in a garbled line.
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Labor Board cuts nearly 27 million from wages nationwide
The Labor Board reduces annual pay by about 27 million dollars affecting 820000 workers, bringing total annual reductions to 135 million effective July 1. Reports of conferences with miners leader President Lewis for mutual aid, and various political and industrial developments follow across sectors.
German Monarchist Revolt Endorsed for June Twenty Sixth
Berlin reports preparations for a monarchist revolt to overthrow the German Republic set to begin June 24, anniversary of a deputy’s killing. Die Freiheit cites a wide conspiracy including military officers and officials, with plans for demonstrations against the Versailles treaty and a counter movement by Socialists and unions.
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Terhane
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German Republic
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Thie
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Leo
Rev J
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Sande Ap Blackliet
Chatcedlor Wirth
Bartholomew's
Philipp Scheidemann
Be- Cinlit
France
Hecker
Ludendorff
Socialist Party
Independent Socialista
Reichstag
Flags to fly at half staff in mourning for Upper Silesia loss
Germany will fly flags at half staff on official buildings tomorrow to mourn the loss of Upper Silesia in the Germano Polish partition. Twenty four days are set for formalities and occupation exchanges as Oppeln hosts handover talks. The Inter Allied Commission will depart Upper Silesia as Germans assume administration at Oppeln.
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Upper Silesia
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Oppel
Inter-Allied Commission
Oppeln
Vandervelde Rumors of Russian Assassination Circulate
Rumors circulating in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies this afternoon claimed that Vandervelde, former Belgian minister of justice and now counsel for the Social Revolutionaries on trial in Moscow, had been assassinated in Moscow. No official Belgian confirmation had been received.
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Stara Vath
Victory for Ward Stays Trotsky Rallies Army in Treaty
Irish vote trial denied as Ward maintained victory amid Trotsky led tensions. Dail speaker winner highlights political shift while Lenine allied forces back compact treaty terms. Women active in political scene marked by rising participation and public engagement.
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Attorney Rebuked For Early Tactics In Dublin Vote
The article reports a chaotic Irish election scene tied to the treaty era with strong involvement by Dublin figures. It notes the heavy vote by pro and anti treaty candidates, disturbances at University Senate offices, and the seizure of ballots by armed men. It cites figures John MacNeill, Mayes, Magennis, and Ada ONeill and discusses public reactions and potential constitutional issues. It also covers Walter Ward's murder case delay and Leon Trotsky’s reported role in a shifting Russian political landscape.
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Harvard Alumni Back Negroes In Demand for Race Equality
Harvard alumni push a petition at the Associated Harvard Clubs meeting to protest dormitory discrimination against Black students. Leaders include William Channing Gannett Jr whose remarks and reports highlight alleged room bans and unequal treatment, with allegations of Southern influence on the barring of Cecil Bryan and others.
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New Rules Let Jewell Seek U S Ships Sell Aid of Miners
Washington June 16 Treasury regulations issued today permit liquor sales on Shipping Board vessels outside the three mile limit as a temporary interpretation amid the rail strike and labor tensions. The move draws fire from critics who question American ships as U S territory under the Volstead Act while confirming a practice of sealed bar liquor aboard ships. The Treasury official notes the rule does not settle maritime jurisdiction and could apply to foreign vessels also. The article also covers AFL convention reports on railway labor tensions and the joint talks with miners leaders under the triple alliance plan led by Jewell and the impending arrival of John J Lewis with negotiations focused on maintenance of way and shopmen strikes potential outcomes.
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Pittgerald
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Wisconsin Cyclone Kills Twenty. Wrecks Four Counties
A cyclone with fierce wind and rain struck northeast St Croix County and spread across Polk Barron and Dann counties. The disaster left twenty known dead and more than 100 injured, with Prairie Farm and Forrest in Barron and St Croix counties severely hit as communications were cut and farm structures destroyed.
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Wisconsin
Stone Village
Oeruck
St Croix County
Consolidated Exchange Seeks Incorporation
District Attorney Banton reports the Consolidated Exchange plans to file articles of incorporation under state law. He notes William B Silkworth led the exchange in considering incorporation as a sign of progressive movement. He adds exchanges may work better as voluntary bodies to retain control over members.
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Banton
William 8
Silkworth
Consolidated Exchange
Rail workers face wage cuts as rail board approves living wage ruling
The United States Railroad Labor Board announced a sweeping reduction totaling 26.5 million dollars annually for about 320,000 rail workers, with clerks and station employees hit hardest. Clerks lose three cents per hour on average, while firemen and signal staff see two to six cent cuts. The ruling aims to align pay with a living wage amid uneven recovery, though dissent warns it ignores higher costs of living.
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Faye
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