Wilson Returns Home Aboard George Washington
President Wilson arrives in Hoboken from France aboard the George Washington amid booming guns, shouts, and a parade of ships. Crowds gather on piers and shorelines as marines salute, with Mrs Wilson and daughters aboard to greet him. Security and escort craft form a grand naval and civilian procession through Ambrose Channel toward Hoboken.
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France
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Marshall
Committee of Welcome
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Ambrose Light
North River
Pennsylvania
Secreary Daniels
Baker
Marcer
Afo
Governor Smith
Hylan
Batters Park
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Jerser Shores
Carnegie Hall
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Staten Island
New Jersey
Geerge Washington
Hamburg-American Line
Kaiser to stand trial in London amid Allied talks
Paris reports an Allied council accord, largely unofficial, indicating Former Emperor William would be tried in London. The agreement was hinted by Lloyd George in the Commons and reportedly approved verbally by Clemenceau, though not written. The detail comes from an allegedly authentic council account.
Return of Big Dirigible Delayed
A brief bulletin notes the return of the big airship has been delayed. Another report on the R-34 appears on page three. The originally scheduled start for Otis R. had been fixed for tomorrow, with details given in early reports.
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Bonds Approved for Release of Haywood Leader
Bonds approved for William D. Haywood, leader of the Industrial Workers of the World faction, after a trial verdict and sentencing to twenty years. Originating from a January to October 74 sequence, the case involves $16,609 in fines and restitution, with appeals noted.
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Chicago
Wiliam D. Haywood
Wo Ws
Theates Dasimer Avierney Clyne
Court of Appeals
Haywood
Fevier
Vou Tirpitz Will Stand Trial Tomorrow
The article reports that German admiral von Tirpitz is to stand trial, with indications he may evade capture until dawn. It notes legislative context and surrounding political maneuvering as the case draws attention.
Senate to Hear Wilson Treaty With Germany
Washington plans open session as Senate sets five member committee to hear the German treaty and receive the president on arrival. Lodge Boyn, McCumber, Hitchcock and Williams named. open session expected for debate while many favor executive committee meetings. Sherman proposes authority question on league of nations amid prohibition enforcement moves and labor bureau plan looms for housing living conditions.
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Wahington
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Senate
Germany
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Lodee
Postmaster General Burleson Resigns Rumor Clarified
Washington reports deny Burleson sent his resignation to President Wilson while Paris cable indicates he offered to retire to aid the Democratic party. Wilson would review the matter on return. labor unrest and postal policy criticism fueled the speculations as Burleson faced union opposition and war‑era postal tensions.
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Washington. D. C
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Washington
New York
Paris
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America
American Federation of Labor
Atlalantic City
Housing Bureau to Receive Idle Emergency Fleet Assets
States housing corporation and the housing and transportation division of the emergency fleet corporation not in active use would be transferred to the bureau. The plan outlines reallocation of dormant assets to streamline operations and strengthen housing services.
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Governor vetoes recall bill and life policy sale measure
United Press reports Governor Philipp vetoed the recall provision for appointive state officials and a bill authorizing sale of state life insurance policies. He argued the recall would let aggrieved interests remove commissioners by funding a political push. Senate action on Nye and Nolan bills was delayed, while other measures, including tax land sales and railroad commission funding, faced postponements and amendments in a busy session.
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Madison
Philipp
Wilcox Whor
Benz
Wisconsin World War Veterans Seek American Legion Ties
In Milwaukee the American World War Veterans association of Wisconsin adopted a resolution urging the national American Legion to affiliate the Wisconsin organization as a branch and to recognize independent posts in Wisconsin as units with charters issued by the legion.
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Milwaukee
American World War Veterans Association of
Woonan
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American Legson
Wisconsin
Wistensin
Mangin Honored with Legion of Honor Grand Cross
General Mangin has been awarded the grand cross of the Legion of Honor, a high decoration recognizing his service. The announcement highlights the honor conferred by the French government in recognition of his contributions.
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Legion of Honor
New's Defense in Murder Case Hinges on Autopsy
United Press reports reveal New heir to Indiana Senate chair is involved as his mother faces a fatal shooting by Harry S New. The autopsy and revelations shape the defense strategy as authorities prepare for the inquest and potential motives are examined.
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Yanks to Parade with Pershing at Paris Victory Day
Fragmentary text describes American troops parading with General Pershing in Paris to mark Victory Day. Includes garbled phrases about Verdun and Verdun veterans and ongoing commemorations. Names and details are unreadable due to OCR damage.
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Paris
Charlie Chaplin Junior Born in Los Angeles
United Press reports Charles Spencer Coan Jr arrived in Los Angeles weighing three and three quarter pounds. His mother, identified on the screen as Mia, named the infant Charlie and said the baby will be a star like his father. The article notes he forgot the famous Chaplin walk.
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van Angeles
Charles Spencer
Lan Jeo
Et Nici
Miia
Chaplin
Council of Five Approves At The Flip Iy Ofetrograd
Paris July 7 the council of five to day decided to inform the Austrian delegates that their government would be admitted to the league of nations as soon as it complies with the necessary conditions a reply to the Austrian note Paris July 7 approval of a plan for an attack upon Petrograd by Finnish troops and Kolchak forces at Omsk was given today by the council of five a joint note had been sent to military attaches urging support for the Finnish government if it accedes to Kolchak's request no further aid promised at this time in support of Kolchak’s movement but their support for Finland is taken as assurance of alignment with Kolchak. incidents at Fiume a four general commission representing France Italy England and the United States was appointed to investigate the incidents at Fiume the supreme council to inquire into Norway's claims to Spitsbergen Tittoni Italian foreign minister anxious to settle Adriatic problem Tittoni met with King Victor Emmanuel and American peace commissioners planned to be away for three days. note from Norway the Paris note on July 7 covered Norwegian war claims for ships damaged by submarines and Armenians repatriation in Armenia Russia. as to censorship Paris July 7 the council of five decided to lift commercial censorship while not affecting political censorship. Austrian boundaries Paris July 7 the council of five devoted further time to Austrian frontier questions the Lorenz treaty reading was postponed and would not be read before the end of the week.
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Lansing Will Sail For America This Week
A garbled dispatch notes Lansing to sail for America this week with unclear details. The report mentions Undersecretary Polkot and possible treaty steps, but the text is badly corrupted, obscuring full context and dates.
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Two Oshkosh Soldiers Dock at New York Port
Two Oshkosh soldiers arrive at the New York port in a special dispatch. The report lists Privates Edward Christengen and James WTS14 Fagath street, with further family references to Priv. William A. Ginke and Charles at 108 School street.
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SeventeenYear-Old Confesses Shooting Attorney Burr
Margaret Selthamier a seventeen year old girl admits firing five shots at attorney Benjamin Burr in his office after claiming he used her and refused marriage. She testified to coroner's jury while Burr's mother and former wife looked on as others denied any engagement with him. Four women in Burr's life, including his fiancee Tillie Sauter, responded with grief or denial.
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United Press
Chicago
Margaret Seitiamier
Benjamin Burr
Folay
Mary
Burr
Mararea
Wn Apother
Tile Sauter
Margaret Leithamler
Margaret
Mary Burr
Myrtle Burr
Tillie Sauter
Margaret Selthamier
Marearyet
Parr
War Department Walves War Food Losses Delay Sale
United Press reports C W Hare told a House committee that millions of pounds of bacon ham canned meats and canned vegetables deteriorated while the army waited to decide if they could be sold At last the government faced reduced bids and potential losses as attempts to sell to Hoover for European relief failed and proved unsuccessful.
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Washington
War Department
C. W. Hare
Department
House Committee
Vonstein
Role
Hare
Tere
Herbert Hoover
Young man killed while racing engine with car near home
A young man identified as Ken lates, son of Mr and Mrs Hoover, was killed in a morning accident when his auto crashed while racing an engine on a highway near his home. Witnesses said the vehicle sped up and attempted to pass a truck, leading to the fatal crash.
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Hleome
Italian Diplomat Tittoni in Foreign Office Appointed Minister
Tomasso Tittoni becomes minister of foreign affairs in the new Italian cabinet. He previously served as ambassador to Paris from 1910 to 1916 and to London from 1905 to 1906, with two spells as foreign minister under Giolitti from 1903 to 1905 and 1909 to 1911.
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Paris
Signor Giolitti
London
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Potash supply eyed as crucial for future crops
Special to The Northwestern reports hearings by the House Ways and Means Committee on a tariff bill to license and tax imports of potassium salts. Congressman Elijah C. Hutchinson warns the nation underestimates potash’s value, noting postwar price rises and the need to replenish soils with plant food. He argues licensing as a regulator, not a tax, though others oppose. The discussion links potash to fertilizer needs, grain production, and farm economics.
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