Adriatic Debate Near End As City Debate Clears
United Press reports the Adriatic dispute is virtually settled with a plan to create a free city under League of Nations protection plus surrounding lands. Fiume and nearby areas would face a five year plebiscite to decide remaining under the League or joining Italy or Yugoslavia.
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United
PAIS
Dole
United Prom
Teade
League of Nations
Rebenioco
Zeara
Italy
Fiume
Johnson Choi of Progressive Leaders in 1920
Washington June 10. Senators Borah and Kenyon announced the progressive platform for 1920 backing Johnson as Republican nominee. They claim to speak for liberal progressives across several states and outline nonintervention, troop repatriation, free speech, and worker-centered policies.
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Johnson Choi
Washington
Declineon
California
Ile
Senate
Ben Ottis Borah
Kenyon
Aetilite
Borah
Johnson
Europe
Renee
Austrian Says Peace Terms Break Country
Chancellor Sten der of Austria declares the peace terms harsher than Germany's and leaves Austria as a landowner with factories seized and debts unpaid. He cites Tyrols’ German population as evidence of unjust treatment and argues Austria fought for principles of international justice offered by Wilson. He warns a crippled state deserves financial support over worse economic terms.
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Rudolph Komduetl
United Prew
Heerne
Stender
Feide
Miner
Germany
South Tyrol
Hocklinta
Lofts
Wilem
Boenia
Morvaia
Bilesia
Tyrell
Syria
Europe
Train Derailment Kills Two in Washburn, Wisconsin
A Steck Island passing derailed here today after a horse wandered onto the track. The engine overturned and two trainmen were killed while several others were injured. The incident occurred near the derailment site on the main line.
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Washburn
Towa
Steck
Supreme Court Disagrees Over Olcott's Tenure
The Supreme Court ruled Governor Olcott may sign as secretary of state but disputed his tenure in office. The matter will be submitted to the court in a different form for action.
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Supreme Court
Olcott
Su. Pee
St Lebel
Elks Plan Flag Day Program Observance
Pendleton lodge No. 288 announces a Flag Day program on June 16 at the Kika home. Exalted rulers and officers will lead prayers and readings, with singing and a patriotic address by Rev. J. Prantis Morgan. The event features a ten-number program and invites members, friends, and the public.
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Pendleton
Kika
Arsenal
J. Prantis Morgan
Piret Presbyterian
F. J. McMonles
Ben
Campbell
Poe
Oinauesd
America
Io Co
Uireweh
L'Rayer
Clyde Phillipe
Lee Ale Ee
Bandits Strike California City in Police Hunt
Bandits robbed a hotel garage and held up a chauffeur, escaping with jewelry and valuables. Police flooded the city for a manhunt, but no trace of the robbers was found as a second car was later abandoned. The raid occurred during a carnival season with heavy local attention.
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Tito
Ana
Rolfherlos Hanning
Doctor Liewallen Buys Local Home in Rome
Dr F A Liewallen who aided wounded soldiers in the Argonne has purchased the Perkins residence at Kaley and Flame to use as a home. The sale was handled by I T Wade. He suffered gas exposure and blindness from action and remained with his wounded men under fire. W Schwartarderg leaves for Spokane on business.
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F. A. Liewallen
Argonne
Perkins
Kaley
Flame
Ells
Wade
Mike Certin
Licuailon
W. Schwartarderg
Spokane
Small Republics Threaten Prussia Amid Uncertain Unity
Carl Groat reports from Verlin that a national assembly meeting to discuss defense will move to Wolimar from Bertin. Observers fear echoes of the Rhineland republic, as officials debate a strong centralized government with states forming a federal system. A source says Miites prefers a federation resembling the American plan but opposes full independence. Officials warn of rising tensions as Sudent unions are urged to join guard defenses for Poland.
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Carlol Groat
United Rem Binff
Verlin
Wolimar
Sudent
Poland
Wisconsin Assembly Ratifies Suffrage Amendment
The Wisconsin assembly today ratified the suffrage amendment by a vote of 44 to 2. The senate concurred the assembly penlation by 24 to 1.
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Wisconsin
Albimson, Wie
Assembly
Senate
Keymen Break Ranks of Winnipeg Strikes
Winnipeg June 1 report the first work stoppage in the strike wave as a group of workers defected from the union ranks and returned to the Canadian Pacific railway and Great Northwestern Telegraph Company offices. The city votes to spend 150000 to hire a new police force, with 70 percent of striking miners recalled to duty. New constables wear marker badges while patrols in civilian clothes operate. officials pledge non discrimination and imminent mine discipline actions. Mayor Craig announced street paving mobilization by Thursday and warned the company against tampering with labor during the service suspension.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Northwestern Telegraph Company
Craig
Ety
Telephone workers seek settlement to avert June strike
Conference May Find Telephone Settlement. Bruning Prin, DL, and officials of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers express hope that the general strike planned for June 16 can be averted. In tact talks, company officials and Crippleens fee continuing in New York to sail, indicating some must continue work.
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Bruning Prin, DL
Dutie
Racrelary Ford
International Brotherhood of Electrical Worker
Hope Wiley
Ineiwein
Companieos
New York
Governor Arrives at Rose Show by Arny Plane
The governor traveled to Portland in an Arny plane arriving around 12 30 today. Reported from Salem in Portful the aircraft landed with other officials and attendees expected to join the Rose Show festivities across the venues.
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Portland
Dna
Ainda
Mather Pietd
Saormento
Calif
Garere Ohl
Salem
Port Ful
Telegraphers Strike Set for 8 O Clock Tomorrow
Chicago dispatch reports a general strike call by the commercial telegraphers union led by President Koninkamp. About 1500 telegraphers will leave the line at 9 AM local time, with labor leaders urging all workers to aid the stoppage and protest government actions deemed violations of free speech.
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Chicago
Ehetwihon Forte
Koninkamp
Commercial Telegraphery Union
Circuit court trial dates listed for several cases
Court records show trial dates spread across dates in June and July for multiple defendants including Michael Sanya Sine Lien Mon and Charlie Boothve. Other names include Sleamy Chleve Anthony Joe Crac and Chatin Melhown POM with hearings scheduled from June into November as listed by the clerk.
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Salada
Local Motor Co in New Consolidation
Fragmented OCR summary reports Local Motor Co plans to consolidate with Warren Motor Co and others in a regional consolidation. The article mentions Spokane and Portland areas, with unclear references to dealers, territories, and possible leadership changes amid industry restructuring.
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Local Motor CO
Vello
Deere Iar
Warren Motor Coy
Bert
Sixty Killed in Riots in Monterey Mexico
Fifty to sixty people died in riots in Monterey during unrest last night. Local officials reported casualties and police quelled the disturbances with crowd control measures. Authorities began investigations as residents described chaotic scenes and street clashes.
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Monterey
Mexico
Fevhay
Labor Convention Calls For Repeal Of Daylight Law
A labor convention votes to repeal the daylight law amid tense debates. Delegates from Atlantic County discuss impacts on workers and workplaces, with support rising from various unions and regional associations during a late session.
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Labor Convention
Unclear Fragment Notes Local Event in Town
A garbled OCR fragment references Wyatt Walters and a small town scene with mentions of a veteran, a general, and a judgment on a property or event. Details are fragmented and names are uncertain.
Cruelty Edict Pends as Lads Accuse Father
Two boys aged 14 and 12 accuse their father, Luther Baldwin, of extreme cruelty and threats. Authorities took the case under advisement after a court hearing. the boys say they escaped abuse and fear being sent to reform school or placed elsewhere. Neighbors corroborate concerns amid disputed care proposals.
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Luther Baldwin
Cabbage
Will
Jofce
Kerwin
Baldwin
Ate Kreater
Reforms School
Mr Ster
Assembly To Decide On Answer In German Treaty Standoff
Beleged from BeeIox June 10 the assembly schedule delays to consider the Deuce question. Berlin officials say the German delegation will consult Berlin before signing and refuse full guilt without neutral mediation. A bill to try officials for war losses is introduced as workers council seeks leadership removal.
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United
Beelox
Versailles
Berlin
Germany
Germiny
National Assembly
Workers Council
Social Dem
Tate Party
Tuo
Ebert
Scheidemann
Conversion of Bonds Alarming Government
The Federal Reserve Board, alarmed by rapid conversion of government bonds into other investments, ordered officials to curb speculation in their districts. Reports indicate trades have shifted bonds into funds that are nearly worthless, with action to follow pending investigation results and broader financial condition assessments.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Illinois Ratifies Suffrage Amendment Victory Declared
Springfield June 10. The legislature completed action on the suffrage amendment. After convening, lawmakers passed the measure by a vote that ratified the proposed national reform. The move follows months of debate and signals broad support for enfranchisement across the state.
U S Yards to Take Foreign Shipbuilding
Washington June 20. Senate leaders signal immediate lifting of all restrictions on foreign shipbuilding in American yards. The move aims to boost output and reduce costs amid ongoing supply concerns.
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U.S
Waahington
Bohind
Senate Fe
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