Senate Rejects Armenia Mandate Fight Splits Congress
Washington reports the Senate defeated the Armenia mandate resolution 52 to 24 with 13 Democrats joining Republicans. The measure now goes to the House as leaders plan to adopt without change amid peace-treaty deadlock. Women demonstrators in both chambers caused a ruckus before being dispersed without charges.
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Flood Ravages Hamer Neb Frightens Town to High Ground
The Nebraska town of Hamer near Sioux City was nearly wiped off the map when floodwaters surged from a creek during a five hour storm. Every residence was moved to safety as torrents rose 34 feet above flood levels. about a dozen homes were washed away. In New Haven Connecticut Miss Tart plans to wed F A Manning. Helen Manning of Yale University is engaged to Frederick Lehnson Meapo f a gag. Mr Manning teaches history at Yale and served as a first lieutenant in the field artillery until September 1939. Elections disorderly in Germany with mobs attacking speakers at Merklingen meetings. campaign unrest grows across regions.
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Neb
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F. A. Manning
New Haven
Coon
William Hewerd
Tstt
Helen
Mreierick Lehnson
Mr. Mansing
Yale University
Elses
Yale
Field Artillery
North Dakota Laws Uphold Washington Style Power
North Dakota lawmakers debated private entry powers with several bills upheld by the supreme court. In Canada a forest fire ravaged Londonderry Newfoundland causing 48 buildings to burn and damages near 150,000 dollars. Watercard mining town escaped total loss due to timely volunteer firefighting pressure.
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Supreme Court
Londonderry
Lome
Watercard
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Voluminer
Wilson Vetoes Peace Question in Senate Debate
A fragmented report outlines President Wilson vetoing a peace resolution amid debates over the treaty of Versailles and aims to establish peace without surrender of civil rights. The text notes opposition to the joint resolution and questions the effort to secure favorable terms for the United States.
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Qty
Wilson
Gale
Hu Kald
Versailles
Wor
Dorn
United States
Postal workers raise eyed in bid by commission
Washington on June 2 a national postal workers pay increase was proposed by a congressional commission. The plan calls for about 333000.00 for the first year starting July 1 with varied increases and a 2500 to 3270 daily for clerks and enrollees, plus 400 for supervisory catalogs. No raise for destroyed posts earning 25000 a year. Estimated postal pay bill about 39000030 for the second year and 44600000 for the fourth year.
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Falat Congress
Onn
Commission
Bonus Bill Heads to Senate in Broad Debate
Washington June 2 The bonus bill moves to the Senate with reform aims and party line busters expected during the session leading to a lengthy recess. Supporters forecast a lengthy fight while opponents say the measure is nearly dead in the legislative graveyard as stalling tactics loom and the panel debates continue into September.
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Washington
Senate Teaders
Unclear fragmentary notice from a local page
Fragmentary OCR text shows unreadable names and phrases about a person or event. No clear event or entities to identify. article appears damaged with scattered words and no coherent report or outcome.
Effort Ends as Tahton and Cileia Accord Reached
In a landmark move, Tahton and Cileia agreed to halt hostilities amid tense peace talks. Abin Miner and Vl Kop Oro led the mediation with French allies onboard, resulting in a renewed commitment to deescalation and a timetable for disengagement.
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Abin Miner
Erawiudid
Eile
Pdratieey Jawy
Washington Senate Row at Opening Session Turns Violent
In a chaotic scene the U S Senate and gallery clash as leaders try to quell disturbances. Marshalls and ushers clear the area after jeers and shouting erupt, with several women escorted from the floor amid tense exchanges about national policy and perceived aggression toward England.
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Stites
Senate
England
Shemae
House of Representatives
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Delegates Attend Republican National Convention in Turbulent Session
Amid confusion a Republican convention delegates seated Frank J. Mayan and James J. Colty for District of Cohuanhle. Debate centered on whether Kiowa or another faction would prevail as binding rules were not yet ratified and no full delegation list was confirmed.
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Tue Befei
Leonhead Wood
Withams Commie
Frank J. Mayan
James J. Colty
Cohuanhle
Kiowa
Leavin
Moreso
Unclear historical notice with garbled text
The fragmentary OCR describes a contested political scene with mentions of Wilson, coal, Washington, and party affiliations. It references a town meeting, potential factions, and a partisan League, but the garbled text prevents precise extraction of names, dates, or events.
Coal Profits Large Stir Debate Over Coal Prices
Washington May 34-1 infarnous Cont oveners report coal profits soar amid wartime prices. Witnesses including Danek and Lauek clash over causes of price rises and production costs. Officials claim operators enriched beyond normal returns while denying price manipulation and stressing wartime duties.
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Lauek
Artig
Gauzenhe
Etry
Holt
Lawek
Jobov
Hayalo
Unclear historic notice on labor strikes and finance
An incoherent OCR fragment references a May event in Detroit and a strike involving workers. It mentions Detroit United, a wine dentist, and a June maturity process led by Morgan & Co with a guarantee trust inquiry in New York. The text is garbled with many nonstandard terms and names, offering little coherent detail.
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Nitta
Detroit
Detroit United
New York
Torytunovernument
Fragmentary Legal Notice From A Distant Archive
A damaged OCR fragment from a legal or official notice references Chief Justice Cartwright and other officials, with scattered names and terms. The readable text mentions a court matter, a signed statement, and references to a local or regional proceeding or exchange, but essential details are missing.
Iowa State News Synthesizes Long County Report
A garbled, OCR like draft reports on state affairs, trials, and local legal notes. It mentions the Iowa National Guard, inspections, and a Ferguson related trial with Stora Briggs and arson accusations. Also notes about public works and a historical pageant at a school.
Lift off Corns With your Hangers
An unusual remedy suggests using hangers to lift corn corns from the feet and ease pain. A May advisory mentions applying a tow or bandage to the corn to reduce discomfort and promote relief, claiming it avoids surgery and heals without scarring.
Freckles and the Ting to Get Rid of a Ugh Spe
A garbled entry outlines a plan to remove a Ugh Spe with a mix of nonsensical phrases. It mentions a Sunday, a canine, and various undefined terms, with phrases about invading and removing a misfit. The text remains unclear but hints at a chaotic domestic or local scene.
Embarrassing Moment in Turbulent City Hearing
A small child at a city hearing appears shy as adults fray over finality and order. The district reporter notes confusion and tense exchanges while residents await a decisive ruling from local authorities.
Cutleura Goap for tha Complexion
Ambiguous fragmentary OCR item mentions Cutleura and fragrance related to complexion. Context unclear. lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to form a coherent news item.
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Ron Cuthury
Beall
Unable to parse text about a Probling WKA print
Fragments describe confusion over a printed item and a person named Aye-Merald confronting the law. The readable bits record dialogue about an invalidation and a challenging print, with unclear references to engineering or publication.
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