Republican Hosts Gather in Chicago Rally Attacks Wilson
The Republican national convention opened in Chicago with National Chairman Hays and Senator Henry Cabot Lodge leading a charged opening session. Delegates cheered as Lodge attacked the Wilson administration while Hays proclaimed a free open convention and pledged no bolt. The gathering adjourned after routine announcements as committees began platform and credential reviews.
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Repubican Naiional
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Senator Lodge
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Leark
Louisville
Edout
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Hays
Republican Party
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Massachusetts
Urgna
Eiood
Haye
Henry Cabot Ledge
Theo
Sudhoetum
Sannjor
Rhodeiziach
Rarions
Pattonal
Government Pursues Restun Under Eburt Probe
The government pressed President Eburt to keep the revision provisional and asked Chancellor Mueller to take steps to curb Sundry's parliamentary results. A telegraph may be summoned at the earliest date to establish the outcome.
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Shoe Prices Fall Amid Wholesale Reductions
Headlines report price cuts across multiple shoe styles by three forged shoe manufacturers in Gasoline Cover. New York prices for petroleum products also drop sharply as Standard Oil cuts wholesale rates. The British relief action frees English prisoners in the Russia turmoil per the Daily Herald. A Cuban incident leaves eight dead in a crash involving a New York Central passenger train and another collision injuring many.
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Poles Retreat as Red Forces Push Toward Kiev
An emerging article reports Polish forces withdrawing under pressure from Bolshevik troops aiming to shift east of Kiev. Ground fighting continues with villages recaptured and communications disrupted as Soviet units attempt a broader advance.
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Profiteer Fined $55,000 In Antiprofiteering Case
Federal Judge Marland B. Mowe fined the John A. Roberts company of Atles $55,000 for profiteering in Syracuse. He urged the sentence to deter merchants from charging unjust prices for necessities. The judge stressed that punishment should fit the crime and deter others from exploitation.
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John A. Roberts Company
Atles
Howe
Plan War to Death on Villa Seeks Clean Sweep of Rebels
A Mexican government communiqué outlines a campaign against Villa and his followers. It calls for a broad purge to secure foreign safety, with a central “steel ring” strategy aimed at trapping Villa in Sonora and thwarting insurgent support. Federal troops move toward Chi Chihuahua and Sonora as talks with Villa fail and rewards are offered for his capture or death.
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BONUS BILL GOES TO SENATE
Washington June 2 The sotiler re Her bil was gent to the senate on Sunday likely for reference to a committee opponents call it interment in the legislative graveyards Passage of the measure ended three months of hearings and discussions only 2 members voted negatively Senate leaders say the bill has no chance before the recess expected to continue until September 1 while agencies insist it will only be referred to the committees
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Repulse Sinn Fein attack fails at Cappaghville
Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Sipperery reports an attempted bombing by Sinn Fein at the Warracks in Cappaghville Ireland. Wealnekera forces beat off the assault after a tense hour. Several men were arrested north of Tipperary in the ensuing actions.
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Railroads Urged to Relieve Freight Congestion
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission warned that the broad provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act would be enforced if railroads do not comply with orders to relieve freight congestion. The warning was issued on Wednesday.
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Vetoes Budget System Bill Amid State Budget Debate
In a split vote, Worrington and Wil son chaired a tie to push a national debt policy while public debt increased by 224,280 dollars in the month. Weeblexton and others reported rising deficits as expenditures grew under the budget plan. Delaware's legislature, meeting in Waver, approved measures on Wednesday without delays, amid federal storage concerns and adjustments to the national economy.
Wotk Festzunil Accepted by State Department
Three die in rail wreck in Akron Ohio when a work train crashed into road laborers on the track. Obregon yields army power amid Mexican unrest as Obregon’s forces move on Catemina administration. Retired AP writer cites ongoing coverage.
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Ohio Supreme Court Fallout on Federal Prohibition Amendments
Washington reports the Supreme Court contest over the federal prohibition amendment and state referendum power. It notes the court’s stance that federal amendments aren’t subject to state ratification referendums and cites Ohio actions tied to the national prohibition and woman suffrage amendments. The decision affects Ohio's ratification process and the broader federal amendment timeline.
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United States Supreme Court
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House Repeals War Laws Amid Senate Transfer
The House voted to repeal all wartime statutes except the food control act and the act for trading with the enemy, sending the measure to the Senate. Democrats opposed continuing the Severe act and questioned if the repeal fully covers all wartime restrictions amid ongoing postwar tensions.
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United and foreign policy notes drift across wires
June dispatches report domestic measures to curb foreign manufactured goods. Paris notes plans to appoint war ministers and leaders. New York obituary covers Dr. Gustus Stoddard, editor of the New York Observer. Military withdrawals cited from Britian era guard units. A San Francisco figure is named for a high office with the first woman in that role.
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Rail Workers to Get Raise Soon Across The Board
Rail workers, led by M Barton, chairman, announced that employees will receive a temporary wage increase within a week to ease unrest. The plan aims to buy time for detailed negotiations, with a permanent raise to follow after executive session discussions and hearings.
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Hungary Signs Treaty Amid World War Concludes Talks
June dispatches report Hungary and allied nations negotiating terms at Versailles. The French and British leaders push for concrete clauses while American and Turkish twists complicate the agenda. Diplomats say Paris talks paused as nations scrutinize the draft and consider changes.
Nominations to Senate Move Forward in Washington
Nominations to the Senate include Hour Aviilen Janosh W. Oman for governor of the Virgin Islands and Unf Hitog Wiatelee as attorney for eastern Mihi, with other appointees from Bar Gobs to Waukegan and Chicago. The report notes Admiral Qian mal and Admiral T Biexett in command roles as part of a naval forces expansion, while a tense week follows a visit to a town and references disruptions as a train of names appears in the list.
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Air record in the 24 hours 19 minutes event set by Baris
Baris piloted by Vvasanteas qt Hernard broke the world endurance record with 24 hours 19 minutes, surpassing the prior mark held by MgbL HL Miner. The flight remained aloft for the duration, finishing with a 7 second margin.
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Fragmentary note on new ministry in a country
Fragmented OCR text mentions a ministry of labor and public welfare with unclear names and roles. Other phrases are garbled, making specific entities and events hard to identify. The readable bits point to administrative reform but lack concrete details for a full summary.
Iowa State News Report A mix of local items and events
Numerous short items from Des Moines and surrounding areas cover a range of topics. Notable mentions include a Des Moines woman recovering after ingesting poisonous liquid, local civic decisions on fire signals and bonds, a veteran pilot’s memorial note, and various agricultural, educational, and transportation updates across Iowa communities.
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