Germans Ready to Sign Peace Treaty Unconditionally
Paris reports the Weimar government signaled willingness to sign the peace treaty unconditionally with signing time uncertain possibly Tuesday or Wednesday. Italy authorized to sign for its side. Berlin also reports the national assembly voted 237 to 138 to approve signing and gave Bauer government a vote of confidence 236 to 89.
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Paris
Weimar
Italy
Germany
Berlin
German National Assembly
Bauer
Paris Peace Talks End of Time Requested Refused
Hans asked for 48 additional hours to decide on signing the peace treaty with reservations. The Council of Three flatly refused the request. They cited changes in government and unsettled conditions as reasons not to extend the deadline.
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Hans
Paris
Germany
Council of Three
HMS Sink Ships in German Surrender Rebellion
German warships not surrendered to the Allies have reportedly been sunk by German sailors manning them. The vessels include 12 ships plus destroyers anchored at Kiel Wilhelmshaven and other points, according to reports from reliable authorities.
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Weimar
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Sinking of German warships seen not shifting peace talks
Paris reports the sinking of German warships does not alter the general peace position. No action will restart negotiations or change proceedings at this stage. While the act is denounced as a violation, British and American circles show little regret, though French and Italian circles feel strongly.
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Paris
Germany
Wheat Disease Outbreaks Reported in Whitley County
A rapid report from Whitley County asks for expert aid as two new foreign wheat diseases spread in the United States. Miss Mabel Roe, plant disease specialist, is dispatched to investigate for the Extension Division and Washington. The Weekly News Letter notes take all and flag root diseases have damaged Tennessee and Missouri wheat this year.
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Whitley
College of Agriculture
Whitley County
Mabel Roe
Extension Division
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
Weekly News
Department of Agriculture
Tennessee
Missouri
Madison County
Ill
Laporte, Porter
Tiang Jasper Counties
Indiana
Supply Of Fish For Richmond Waterways
A local report notes a supply of fish for the waters of the county. Lake Reba received a designated allocation to bolster the waterway ecosystem and support fish populations in the area.
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Richmond
Pages
Iower
Lake Reba
Tornado Devastates Fergus Falls City Center
A violent tornado outbreak in Fergus Falls Minnesota killed between 60 and 70 people and left more than a hundred injured. About 500 stores and residences were destroyed and several public buildings and churches were razed. The northwest section of the city lay in ruins as three tornadoes struck in quick succession.
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Associated Press
Fergus Falls
Minn
Lake Alice
Grand Hotel
Yanks Waiting Orders in Coblenz Bridgehead
In Coblenz on Sunday June 23 American troops concentrate in the bridgehead awaiting orders. German newspapers report the national assembly at Weimar voted for peace and stir excitement. Americans implement new stringent police regulations today.
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Associated Press
Coblenz
German National Assembly
Weimar
Wilson to Return Wednesday from Paris
Activities at the president's Paris residence indicate preparations for his return home. He will probably leave Paris on Wednesday.
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Paris
Wilson
Germany to Sign Weimar Peace Treaty
Official announcement states that Germany will sign the peace treaty on Sunday June 22 amid postwar diplomacy and Allied negotiations shaping the closure of the Weimar era.
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Germany
Associated Press
Weimar
Federation of Labor endorses telegraphers strike
Atlantic City June 23 The American Federation of Labor today unanimously voted endorsement of the telegraphers strike and went on record favoring a 44 hour week for labor generally It directed the executive council to work for that end.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
American Federation of Labor Today
Executive Council
Texas May Ratify It Austin
Consideration of the proposed federal constitutional amendment for woman suffrage virtually is assured at the Texas legislature special session. Framers and leaders of the state woman suffrage organization are confident the amendment will be ratified with little opposition and no organized opposition has been disclosed.
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Texas
Associated Press
Austin
Market Report from Louisville and Cincinnati Cattle Hogs Lambs
Louisville cattle 800 head slow and unchanged hogs 2500 up 75 cents tops 21 sheep 2500 down 50 cents best 6.75 lambs 16.50 Cincinnati good butcher cattle stronger hogs 65 cents higher lambs 1 dollar lower.
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Louisville
Cincinnati
Memorial For Heroes Families in Louisville World War Certificates
Kentucky National Defense Council to present engraved memorial certificates bearing signatures of Gov. James D. Black and Edward W. Hines to nearest kin of all Kentucky soldiers who died in World War I. The council offers token of heartfelt appreciation for supreme sacrifice to country and mankind.
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Associated Press
Louisville
James. D. Black
Edward W. Hines
Kentucky Council of National Defense
Kentucky
Salvation Army Drive Starts Strong in Madison County
The Salvation Army drive opened with enthusiasm as captains and volunteers mobilized. City churches held a union service led by Percy Dr R L Telford to boost the campaign supporting soldiers overseas and aiding reconstruction through the Army’s welfare work.
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First Christian Church
Salvation Army
Madison County
Percy Dr. R. L. Telford
Salvation Army On the Part of the Men Who Were Returning From Overesas
O. O Green
Carpenter
America
Peetelvit
Romeo Bought Time In Anderson County
In Anderson County near the Mercer line Mr. Tom Robinson's family faced an attempted elopement. A group of young men with pistols attempted to seize the bride at night prompting Mrs. Robinson to fire a shotgun. About fifteen shots were exchanged with injuries to one of the intruders. nobody died. The assailants were arrested and held to the grand jury.
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Tom Robinson
Mercer
Anderson County
Harrodsburg Herald
Robinson
Casualty List Includes Thad Lake of Paint Lick Ky
A Monday casualty list lists Thad Lake of R F D 1 Paint Lick Kentucky wounded slightly. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Lake and has many friends in Madison county.
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Thad Lake
Paint Lick
Edward Lake
Madison County
Prominent Elk Goes to His Reward
After months of illness David R Freeman died Sunday night at Pattie A. Clay Infirmary. A respected Elks Exalted Ruler and Masonic member he was known for charity and service. Survived by sister Mrs Fannie Hawes he was active in First Presbyterian church. Remains to be moved to Edwin Powell’s West Main residence with Elks rites at the cemetery Wednesday morning at 10. Active pallbearers listed.
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David R Freeman
Pattie A. Clay
Davie
Order of Elks
Algor
Masonic Order
Fannie Hawes
First Presbyterian Church
Edwin Powell
West Main
The
Elks
Elmer Deatherage
W. R. Shackelford
Murray Smith
Jennings Greenleaf
M C. Kellogg
W. S. Oldham
Graduates With High Honors At Kentucky School
Miss Zerelda Baxter returns from Lexington where she graduated from the School of Methods held by the Kentucky Sunday School Association at Transylvania College. The program included Hamilton College as quarters, with over 100 students and 56 graduates under a faculty of leading Sunday School specialists.
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Zerelda Baxter
Lexington
Kentucky Sunday School Association
Transylvania College
Hamilton College
Woman at Opera House Here Today
The Opera House opens Maurice Tourneur's Woman for two days featuring Flora Revalles and cast as part of the new screen storytelling approach. The film blends drama and spectacle with a Garden of Eden motif and democracy theme, with admission reduced to 20 and 35 cents from previously advertised prices.
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Opera House
Maurice Tourneur
Prunella
Mr. Tourneur
Flora Revalles
Paul Clerget
Gloria Goodwin
Diana Allen
Ethel Haller
New York
Chicago
Private J B Barnes Arrives Home From Overseas
Word that Pvt. J B Barnes of the 118th Engineers has arrived safely from overseas where he served with the American Expeditionary Force for seven months is reported.
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Pvt. J. B. Barnes
118Th Engineers
Overseas
E. F
Neff's Fish and Oyster House Fresh Fish Appeal
When unsure what to eat, call Neff's Fish and Oyster House for fresh fish options. The prompt suggests seeking reliable seafood choices from a local eatery.
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Neff
Oyster House
Fragments Capture Nocturnal NJOST Notice
Vague OCR fragment notes Friday evening events on June 20th near Campus Street and Braces Avenue. The text mentions darkness and a ward but provides no clear actions, names, or outcomes for a full news item.
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Njost
Mrs Byron Juett dies after long illness in city
Mrs Byron Juett died Sunday night after a long illness. She was a longtime Methodist and a leader in the Daughters of Rebecca, active in charity and church work. Survived by daughter Mrs Hazel Elmore of Paris and son Reed Juett of the city. Funeral services by Rev J A McClintock at the residence Tuesday afternoon with burial beside her husband in Richmond cemetery.
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Byron Juett
Sorew
Methodist Church
Daughters of Rebeccah
Hazel Elmore
Paris
Reed Juett
J. A. McClintock
Richmond Cemetery
Mrs. W. L. Crutcher Dies at 78 After Long Illness
Mrs. W L Crutcher 78 died after a lengthy illness. She leaves daughter Mrs Cabell Chenault and son James S Crutcher, plus brother John Terry. A longtime Christian church member, funeral at Pond church Tuesday at 2 30 p m with burial in Richmond cemetery.
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W. L. Crutcher
Cabell Chenault
James S. Crutcher
John Terry
Farm Sold At 175 An Acre In Silver Creek Region
Hugh L. Coffey of J. L. Coffey and Son announced in town that reports of buying Mr. J. E. Tudor's farm at 225 dollars per acre were incorrect. He confirmed the purchase price was 175 dollars per acre and said they are pleased with the deal.
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Hugh L. Coffey
J. L. Coffey and Son
Silver Creek
J. E. Tudor
Two High Priced Farms Change Hands In Kentucky Districts
The former Van Meter farm on Bryan Station Pike in Fayette County sold by Lew Sharp to P. S. Neale of Shakertown Mercer county. The 118 acres averaged 600 dollars an acre, near the year’s high bluegrass sale price. More than 418 acres on the Price farm near Nicholasville Pike recently sold for 631 dollars per acre. Nine and nine acre parcels near Cynthiana on the old Lair Pike in Harrison County brought 1000 and 900 dollars per acre respectively, from Henry Parrish of Cynthiana, heirship of J. W. Smiser and Mrs. EBanny Smiser. Purchaser may subdivide for building lots.
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van Meter
Bryan Station Pike
Fayette
Lew Sharp
P. S. Neale
Shakertown
Mercer County
Nicholasville Pike
Cynthiana
Lair Pike
Harrison County
Ebanny Smiser
J. W. Smiser
Henry Parrish
Guardian appointed for three infant children in Price court
Judge Price's court appoints Mrs Josephine Cox guardian for her three infant children Freda Anna Mary and Louise Gibson Cox with W M Gibson as surety in the proceeding.
Untold Candidate List Fragment From Johnson County
Fragmentary notice mentions Frank P. Hager of Johnson com seven as a four candidate for a secretarial or related post. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Frank P. Hager
Johnson.com
Secre
Redpath Chautauqua 1919 Highlights at July Run
The 1919 Redpath Chautauqua comes July 7 to 14 featuring Kryl and his band a delightful comedy It Pays to Advertise and an opera star in a packed seven day program Topics include The League of Nations The Freedom of the Seas Ada Ward Florence Bullard and R E Pine headline lectures Debates on Government Ownership of Railroads with Hon Leslie M Shaw and Charles Zueblin Great Lakes Spring Quartet Mme Augusta Lenska and Bohemier Kryl orchestrate musical events Also Marie Rose Lauler speaks on The Spirit of the Women France and the War Victory and Peace pageant tops a busy week
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Kryl
League of Nations
Ada Ward
America
France
Germany
Europe
Miss Ward
Florence Bulard
Miss
Great Lakes
Wilson
Atlantic
George Washington
Mme
Augusta Lenska
New York
Chicago
Leslie M. Shaw
Treasury
Roosevelt
Iowa
Charles Zeublin
Zueblin
Mr. Shaw
Bohemier Kryl
Marie Rose Lauler
Iurn
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Yanks
Federation OF Labor
S. A
Romeo
Chautauqua
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