President's speaking tour planned for Pacific coast and New York
The article reports a planned speaking tour for the president, with stops along the Pacific coast, through northern states, then return via Texas. It notes possible San Francisco fleet review, a meeting with General Pershing in New York, and timing around September. It mentions stalled shipmen strike talks and political debate on amendments and the Shan tuns amendment.
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Easted Press
Wisaa
Willce
Surain
Wast
San Francisco
General Pershing
New York
Texas
Pershing
America
Note From American Admiral on Armenian Situation
An Associated Press summary reports Bristow, commander of U S naval zones, sent no formal statement to speak for the peace conference. The American delegation explained delays in confirming positions amid tensions with Britain over Armenian mass events and Turkish mandates.
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Tarker
Wexeeres
Associated Press
Parke
Arninz
Turkey
Armeniens
I. Bristew
United States
Officiel
Supreme Council of
Gerelioped
Teday
Cesneii
Amence
Furkes
Tiroce
Fuas AG mi Ig
Bristow
Grea Britain
Fond du Lac Boy Rescues Lad From Drowning
A Fond du Lac boy saved a lad from drowning in Lake Michigan. By Taned Press the rescue involved the Red Cross and emergency teams. the boy aided responders and was among a local effort to revive the rescued child.
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Berg
Lad
Taned Press
Whwankee
Jozn Nigna
eZorms
Sislans
Lake Miwzen
Troo
Jac
Wis
Red Cross
Mane
New Gold Diggings Found at Manitoba
Reports from government commissioners describe new gold diggings in Manitoba with surface quartz and ore showing promising signs. The Associated Press notes the discovery amid exploration data and local mining interest.
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Manitoba
Associated Press
Tasa
Ordered to Go to Work by Rail Brotherhoods
Associated Press reports that four locomotive brotherhoods received a telegraphic instruction from Waren S. Lane, urging members to resume work. A morning meeting in San Francisco was to decide actions and further steps as engines were to turn and traffic to resume.
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Condi Veernid
LO Raulroud
Associated Press
Los Anseles
Reiwax
Bere Saxe
Waren S. Lane
I Brothehhoud
Locomotive
Vuavemeti
Il Sastora
Onder
Urea
Ansunderstood
San Frauisto
Calif
Calif— Xue Trite Wien Sieechc
Trafic
East
Reservations Urged Amid Fractured Peace Talks
Renditions from Sarepe State urge American wage hearings to favor quick deals with Virginia and West Virginia after a trip from France. The article notes reactions to German peace terms and debates on safeguarding national interests as positions diverge.
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Bs United Presse
Washington
D. C
League of Mauens
Hepresentat Siemp
Viginia
Xane
Snally
Germany
Missing American aviators reportedly found in Baja California
Report from Centro Calif Del Hipoizi Baranta of Mexican forces in lower California states Captain Trevi Baranca located the missing American aviators Lieut S Waterhouse and HL Conneilr alive near Negros and Vaile de la Trinidad in Lower California The message notes forces and parties prepared to move to the Trinidad country south of the international line on the 25th side of the tiger end of the...
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Centro
Calif
del Hipoizi Baranta
Lower California
Tre
Waterhouse
HL Conneilr
Bere Negros
Vaile de la Trinidad
Trevi Cotone
H Baranca
Trinidad
Penalties for Profit Taking Proposed in Food Central Act
Washington, D. C. amendment to food central act aims to curb profiteering on essentials. Chairman Gronna expects action soon as members reserve views and the plan awaits Senate consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Gronna
the Park
Packers Being Jobbed
Packers accused of bias by Oklahoma Guers association, AP dispatch from Washington notes disputed coverage and production issues affecting team prospects.
Engineer Killed as Limited Turns Over
A Tex engineer W. 5 Ford and fireman Rex Mathews died when a Golden State limited derailed near Hecksland road. The train was en route to Chicago.
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Astocified Press
Pathan
Ford
Rex Mathews
Golden State
Hecksland Road
Killec
Wes
Chicago
Morgan's Men Meet at Charpian Springs Rally
A local gathering titled Morgan's Men Meet features a program at Charpian Springs with confederate history themes. The event showcases speakers and relatives in an annual reli cail program, reflecting community interest in regional heritage.
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Charpian Springs
Shopmen face wage talks as strike threat looms
United Press reports in Cleveland that shopmen push for wage raises amid high living costs. President Wilson urged four cent an hour increase though workers may reject the compromise. Districts from Chicago to Milwaukee plan meetings and a possible nationwide strike if demands stay unmet.
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United Press
Cleveland
Préessien
Bees Brotherhood of
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Weil
Simkers
Wilsor
Pennsylvania
Columbus
Baillioai
Fe- Nedo
Canton
Aiance
Cinemmy
Aissat
Ore Zich
Chicago
Til—Rail
Wilson
Joan D. Saunders
Milwaukee
Lenroot Plans Unified Railroad System Introduced
Senator Lenroot proposes a national railroad unification via a corporate board of eleven directors with a rotating presidency. Existing bonds would be exchanged for stock with limited dividends, profits shared among workers, farmers, and industry, and government funds used for improvements. Labor would gain a voice in service, conditions, and bargaining.
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Wisco
Lenroots
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Fetlwat
teTavrenes and
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Ip Pds Tay
Lenrent Sant
Open Shop Debate Shapes Steel Industry Stance
Elbert Iman of the board warns that United States Steel and its subsidiaries refuse to discuss labor relations with unions. The letter states the firm supports the open shop and will not negotiate with unions, aiming to improve wages and conditions while stressing fair treatment of employees.
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Aar
Gompers Holds Conference With Labor Leaders
Samuel Gompers conferred with other labor readers in New York today and planned further meetings with Jonathan Fitzpatrick and the steel workers committee regarding demands on United States Steel Corporation. He will travel to Washington for freight and attend tomorrow's executive council meeting of the American Federation of Labor.
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New York
Samuel Gompers
Otter
Ni Heiel
Jona Fitzpatricx
Siceworkers’ Committee
United States Steel Corporation
Gompers
Washington
Unprecedented Cold Wave Hits Washington Area
A frigid air mass drives down temperatures with a reported minimum around 34 degrees in Washington. The Associated Press notes the unusual strength of the cold spell, affecting surrounding regions and prompting weather advisories.
Two Oshkosh Soldiers In Army Action Report
Readable text fragment notes two Oshkosh soldiers tied to military action. Details are incomplete, with garbled phrases and missing dates or units.
Sugar Carloads Seized by Chicago Federal Officials
Federal authorities seized two carloads of sugar in Chicago, valued at about 16, then attributed to T. Caherées, a Chicago commission dealer. The sugar was flagged as boarded food. A separate seizure from the Manchester Bieckult company in Fargo, North Dakota, was identified earlier today.
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Associated Press
Chicaco
Ehands
T. 4
Caherées
Chicare Commission
Stusar
Manchester Biecult Company
Fargo
N. BP
Milwaukee Woman Kills Self in Los Angeles
Brief item reports a Milwaukee woman, wife of William Sechurard, shot herself to death in Los Angeles. Authorities note the event occurred today with limited details available.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
United Press
Tam Angeles
Arrival of First Division in New York
New York reports the arrival of the first division from the Givigion Wil force landing at Newport. The troop contingent includes nineteen officers and 1,472 men, with officers and ranks detailed in the port dispatch.
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New Y York
Pastores
Six Die After Eating Contaminated Club Dinner
Six people died after consuming suspected tainted food at a club dinner on Saturday night. Authorities reported the incident near Canton and identified victims including Frank McAver and C. Sharer. Medical examiners continued to investigate the exact cause as funeral services were planned.
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Associated Press
Uigp
Canton
Frank McAver
C. Sharer
Spartacus Party Opposes Peace Plan for War Areas
The Spartacus Party denounces a proposed rehabilitation program for devastated areas in France and Belgium. It opposes labor by German workers under reconstruction, shipping and housing reforms, and suggests alternate forms of service by the German proletariat.
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Kertin
League For the Protection of
Parer
Claus
France
Belgium
Poarsencssot
Intercra Jie
Lule
Sourgeoiisie
Geman Proletariat
Postal Employees Pay Increase Passed by House Committee
Washington report shows a House committee approved a pay raise for postal employees totaling about 40,300 dollars with a four year plan and no more than 31 stories? The action includes an extra 959,509 dollars for unspecified expenses and a new allowance on department pens figures.
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Ceried Bress
Washington
Wege Ineerigger
Porras
Hone Post Office
Tinos
Treaty With Austria Moves Toward Ratification
A divided session in the chamber opens as officials discuss the Austrian treaty. The Associated Press reports leaders aim to advance ratification despite partisan objections and ongoing amendments.
Pork Seizure Allows Public Sale of Meat
The Supreme Court upheld a recent five city ruling, allowing prosecutors to sell meat stored in violation of state policy at cost. Cleveland faced seizure of more than 41 809 pounds of meat, with actions anticipated in other Ohio counties.
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United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
BRISK Senate Debate Over Peace Treaty Sparks Words
In Washington Senator Fall rebukes Senator McCumber over amendments to the peace treaty while Nelson notes his age. The clash focuses on interpreting the treaty provisions and potential postponements of amendments as the session proceeds.
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Fall
Republicum
New Mexico
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Adiren
Yeser McCumber
Renub- Dakota
Peipe
Etson
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House
Nelson Jin
Nelson
Fan
McCumber
Japan
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Germany
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Rees Nator McCumber
Tor McCumber
Budget system saves. meeting on purchase tax state slate
The article discusses a budget system saving money for the state and mentions a Wednesday afternoon meeting about purchase tax and related reforms. It references officials and a candidate, with emphasis on fiscal planning and public finance.
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Aed
Saxe
Gor
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Madea
Wiatenieni
Stara
Wedding Halted as White Plague Blocks Union
Health officials intervened to stop a wedding between Van Forestal and Miss Mary Fenton after discovering Forestal’s contagious tuberculosis. A doctor and two detectives confined Forestal to a county hospital ward while Miss Fenton questioned his health and future prospects. Authorities warned that similar confinements would follow for others who persist in marrying while contagious.
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Health Department
van Forestal
Iward
Mary Fenton
Krfals
Forestal
Child Taken for Operation to Hospital
A brief report notes a child was taken from parents to undergo an operation at a hospital. The event involved a physician and medical staff performing the procedure before the child was returned to the parents.
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eTeen IG
Eeeiel
Itn Pars
Boy Confesses To Shooting His Sister
A boy admits involvement in a shooting case involving his sister. Details from the confession and surrounding circumstances are provided by authorities and reported by the Marshall Hagen bureau.
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Boy
Wreck Caused by Passing Caution Signal
A railroad wreck occurred after a passing caution signal was ignored. One person was killed and several injured as investigators identify factors contributing to the collision.
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Dar Sa Tae
Elwood
NFL
Republican Organization Aims for Sept National Conference
In Washington D C a Republican campaign group plans a national conference. Representative Pere is expected to address affiliated organizations and outline party goals ahead of the September meetings.
Ship Explodes At Sea Reported By Crew
Yarmoath Nova Scotia crew members of the four masted auxiliary schooner Elmer Roberts arrived and reported their ship caught fire and blew up at sea during ammunition operations.
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Associated Press
Yarmoath
N. S.terlye
Elmer Roberts
Bankers Back Wilson Accord on Rail Wage Demands
Bankers approve President Wilson's stance on railroad wage demands, noting his plan could ease labor tensions. A Daw Jones interpretation, quoting National City Bank president, frames the stance as a hopeful sign amid high prices and ongoing labor unrest. The piece contrasts bankers' cautious optimism with labor leaders' resistance.
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Wilson
Oun
Jones & Company
Etin
Unis
Istone
Ational City Bank
Mitchell
Hizheri
Public Protest Notes on China and Japan Debate
A Washington dispatch reports a flood of correspondence to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Shantung and the Tokyo settlement. Critics argue the league of nations pulls the United States into global squabbles and warn against sending troops or entangling alliances.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Republic of Korea
Trish
West Indian Federation
Senate
Thrace
Senate Committee On Foreign
League of Nations
United States
Héier Skeleer
United Staes
Shamians
Cains
Hepubdlicans
Committee On Foreign Relations
Paris
China
Japan
League
Assisina
Breach of Promise Suit Filed for Ten Thousand
Milwaukeee United Press reports Leonard Ky woman Winnsorge county named in breach of promise suit for ten thousand dollars. Miss Helen Hoigs claims she relinquished a recent position to marry a man born in Mississippi, with details of the upcoming wedding.
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Winnecome
Fhm
United Press
Milwauhne
Leonard Ky
Winnsfen
Winnsorge County
Misa Helen Hoigs
Roent
M.ssiett
Weiding
Madison Bars TG Reopen After License Committee Decision
Madison authorities announce reopening of bars as the license committee reviews the case. Readiness to resume service follows a provisional ruling and continued city scrutiny of establishment compliance.
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Madison Bars
Morgan Goes to Europe
A fragmented note mentions a trip involving Morgan and European teams or events. Details are unclear with garbled names and places.
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Morgan
Europe
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