Allies Reply on Germany Next Week in Review
Paria June 6 The Allied commissions expect to finish reports for the Council of Four by Monday or Tuesday and the council will present an ultimatum next Thursday or Friday with a four day limit. Reparations likely get a supplementary agreement detailing the transportation committee procedures.
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Bandits Release Ameca Farmers After Ransom Payment
In Nogales on June 5, A D Ayle and H Barton, American farmers near Ameca Jalisco, were freed after five days of captivity as Ameca merchants delivered 2000 dollars to the bandits believed allied with Zapatista forces.
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Newspaper advertising stands as best value for cost study
Advertising experts urge trial of newspaper ads as the most valuable consistent with cost. Industry analysis argues print inserts deliver strong reach and measurable impact for campaigns, urging marketers to test newspaper placement before broader media buys.
Plattsmouth High School Ends Year with 35 Graduates
The Plattsmouth High School class of 1919 graduates thirty five students in a week of commencement events. Reverend A V Hunter delivers the address of the evening with lessons on life values. Musicians Helen Roberts and Robert Kroehler receive applause as diplomas are presented by Superintendent G E DeWolf and board secretary E H Wescott.
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Telegraph and Telegraph Lines Restored to Owners
Washington June 5 Telegraph and telephone companies were ordered to resume immediate operation of their lines under government control, with the Post Office maintaining a restraint on wire services and union discrimination rules. Burleson cited presidential and congressional support for returning control to private owners despite potential strikes.
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Burleson order sparks congressional attack over wire control
President Carlton notes Postmaster General Burleson abolishing the wire control board in New York and restoring operation to company officials as agents of the government. Lawmakers accuse him of buck passing amid a looming nationwide strike by the Commercial Telegraphers Union. Konenkamp, head of the union, calls for a strike among Western Union staff in ten southeastern states as scores quit.
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Ruth Law Plans Trans Atlantic Flight Route
Ruth Law announces she will attempt the trans Atlantic route using the same Newfoundland to Ireland path tried by Hawker. She met with an airplane maker to discuss building a craft for the flight.
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Cut This Out and Take It With You
A consumer relief item advises cutting out a note to ensure purchasing Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion. The passage emphasizes using the cutout as a reliable reminder rather than relying on memory.
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Senate Agrees to Inquiry on German Peace Terms Copy
The Senate adopted a Hitchcock resolution seeking a full inquiry into claims that copies of the German peace treaty were in New York. A Kellogg substitute was withdrawn. Johnson asked the State Department for a copy. White House backing hints at a wide probe possibly summoning peace commission members.
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Relief of Rheumatic Pains with Chamberlain's Ointment
When stiffness and soreness of muscles and aching joints make movement painful, massaging the affected parts with Chamberlains ointment can relieve pain and help restore rest and sleep.
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Reynolds Wins Welterweight Title Bout in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids champion Jack Reynolds, holder of the world's welterweight crown, defeated Chicago’s Pete Katauski in two straight falls. The opening fall lasted two hours thirty two minutes with a toe hold. the second fell in twenty six minutes. Referee Farmer Burns oversaw the match.
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