Knox Measure Amended Moves To The Senate
The Knox tenure amendment, backed by Chairman Lodec and Republican members led by Beater Rios, passed for favorable reporting with only minor changes. A separate resolution asserting Congress power over treaty interpretation faced objection from Senator Hohinson but moved toward adjournment. The committee debated European policy and the League of Nations covenant, with McCumber voting to retain the clause.
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Parole Application Notice for Anna
An parole application is filed in Ohio seeking clemency for Anna. The document notes the hearing date set for July 7, 112 and is signed by the Chief Clerk and the supervisor. The fragmented text identifies authorities handling the request.
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Labor Union Resolution Urges Exemption From Wartime Prohibition
The American Federation of Labor reconvention adopted a resolution by the organization’s labor group urging that 244 words be exempt from the provisions of the eighteenth amendment and from the wartime prohibition act, which take effect July 1. A fierce faction opposed the proposal, notably from Seattle, but the measure passed and will be sent to President Wilson and Congress.
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German and Persia Peace Conference Notes
News from Paris reports German reply timing on the peace terms and the fate of Germany’s demands. Persia seeks indemnity for wartime losses, with Paris conference legislation estimating 3,000,000,000 francs in private and state damages.
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DanaE Employees May Strike Controversy Flare
A disjointed notice reports DanaE employees may strike amid a railway mediation dispute. Executives push back as talks stall while factions press for action and potential job actions loom. Strong entities include DanaE, executives, and the mediation board.
Ex congressman Tawney dies after long service
Former Minnesota first district representative and House Appropriations Committee chair Att Ne Tawney died this morning in Far Colson Springs Missouri. He served in Congress from 18XX to 19XX and later chaired interparliamentary commissions before his passing.
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Naval funds slashed in WWL bill reported
Washington reports a naval appropriation of 185 million dollars with major cuts to aviation and personnel. The bill reduces the aviation budget from 46 million to 18 million and trims naval strength, delaying future experiments with new aircraft types. Secretary Daniels warns the change will slow U.S. naval expansion and competitiveness.
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AF L VOTES MORAL SUPPORT OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS STRIKE
The American Federation of Labor voted moral support for the impending nationwide electrical workers strike, uniting the majority of line operators across the country. A federation committee pledged cooperation with the telegraph and telephone unions, while officials reported turnout and readiness to remain at posts. The announcement followed union talks in Atlantic City and New York, and stressed solidarity despite broader industry pushback.
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Rebels Close to Juarez Near Rio Grande Frontier
A Rio Grande border report says Angles forces advance toward Juarez as General Felipe Anges and Col Tolzaley Fatelar command near Avenida Cammerio. Federal troops retreat amid intense activity with 1,000+ men moving toward safer quarters. U S Infantry stationed at Columbus, New Mexico arrive from a special train to El Paso.
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Plan Cruise of Fleets Sets Fall and Winter Run
Plans by Washington officials outline a fall and winter ocean voyage involving a panel and secretaries. The series aims to test relations with South American partners and to highlight strategic opportunities amid tension. Detailed routes and participants remain unconfirmed, with official notes emphasizing security and coordination.
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Court Orders Plant Opened in Toledo
The Gretland plant, closed for weeks due to labor troubles, is ordered reopened by federal injunction issued by Judge Kilitte. The injunction, sought by the Dallas-Creeland Company of North Carolina, compels resumed operations to meet delivery commitments. Percy C Apnon, Toledo official, acts as liaison while labor disputes are curtailed, and the court bars union interference with switch operations at Overland and Electric Auto-Live plots.
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German Cabinet Vows to Stand Firm Amid Socialist Criticism
The German cabinet pledges to uphold imperial authority as defense minister Schellenberg faces radical party critiques. He asserts troops safeguarded the Reich, while officials delay parts of his speech amid rising tensions with the executive committee and party factions.
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House Going to England and Paris
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