Denators Battle Over Treaty Leak in New York
Washington's senate printed the peace treaty in the public record after a five hour fight and opened an inquiry into how copies reached private hands in New York. Senators urged testimony from Morgan Davison Lamont Schiff Warburg Vanderlip as President Wilson urged thorough prosecution.
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Nicaragua pleads for U S troops to guard frontier
Nicaragua asks Washington to land forces to counter a potential invasion from Costa Rica after Tinoco massed troops on the frontier. The U S State Department says it is investigating the situation while Nicaragua notes its wartime alliance with the United States and economic stability amid regional tensions.
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Regulars Now In France Return Home From War
The arson al Guard and national army divisions from France have completed redeployment. The War Department announced on June 3 that the Sixth division principal units began embarkation homeward last week. Fourth and Fifth divisions also scheduled to return. Demobilization has sent 221,889 officers and men to civilian life and reduced American forces in Europe to under 700,000. Record Wheat Crop Forecast. Washington predicts 1,288,000,000 bushels of wheat this year from winter and spring crops based on June 1 conditions. Edith Cavell betrayer to pay, Paris: Gaston Quien aka Lucy to be executed for involvement in Cavell’s betrayal.
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Typhus Ebb in Roumania Amid Threats From Cholera
American Red Cross doctors report typhus waning in Roumania after years of tens of thousands of cases. They warn near East regions remain vulnerable to cholera and plague due to famine, war strain, and malnutrition, noting aid from the American mission and Red Cross keeps the population from starving. Also, a light strike scene in Pittsfield shows no noise at the Central Telephone office during a telephony walkout.
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Wire systems back to owners control amid union disputes
The Postmaster General ordered June 5 to return buried wire and telegraph lines to private owners from government operation since last August 1. The move keeps some government oversight, retaining service control until Congress acts. Discrimination bans and cost-keeping measures remain in effect only as outlined. Unionist strikes prompted no hearing in the action. Boston’s former Boston Symphony conductor Karl A. Mich to be deported after internment as an enemy alien.
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Sir James Drummond Selected as League of Nations Secretary General
Sir James Eric Drummond has been chosen as secretary general of the League of Nations. Since 1910 he has served as private secretary to Arthur J. Balfour the British foreign secretary and later to other foreign secretaries. He accompanied Balfour to the United States in 1917.
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Fragmented Quotations From A Curious Report
The text presents a dialog about whether a man’s insanity could be proven. It mentions a fishing party and odd statements about a cat and a child. A school physician examines first grade pupils and asks questions about illness with a child answering simply.
Reform and Grammar Rants in Indianapolis News
A fragmented text from an Indianapolis newspaper item touches on spelling and grammar reform, the perils of rental law, and a few stray scenes around Monument Circle. The excerpt mentions Olive Oi and Alvhonste, a returned soldier, a landlord dispute, and a casual street scene with a maplester and a wife.
Fragmented wartime remark reflects varied roles heard
A clipped wartime line mentions several personas from insurance clerk to actor and labor expert, illustrating a speaker listing careers during an air raid. The quotation style hints at a veteran recalling diverse work prior to or during conflict, captured in a terse overheard exchange.
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Fragmentary quote on wealth religion and interest
A damaged line discusses human interest and wealth and religion, noting a supposed “syuate teal in every act.” The excerpt appears as garbled OCR text with unclear attributions or context.
Fragmented poetry line about fathers and a girl misquoted
A damaged OCR fragment shows a father and a little girl line with the phrase spill your makeup and a trailing suggestion from a companion. The source lacks full context or complete sentences for a precise summary.
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