Peace talks and Allied terms in Europe unfold amid delays
Reports from Paris and Berlin indicate Allies aim to sign settlement soon while Italian and Dalmatian issues create unease. Deadlock over Fiume and Adriatic borders persists as Bolshevik pressure and Danube tensions shape ongoing peace negotiations. In Vienna and Zurich discussions continue on terms, borders, and postwar order as leaders meet to finalize provisions. The text notes parliamentary action in Italy and the role of key figures in steering the settlement.
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Falian
Adriatic
Orlanda
Paris
Fiume
Dalmatian
Kolechak
San Russia
Market Openings in New Orleans Cotton Prices Slip
In New Orleans today favorable weather spurred renewed selling as cotton prices fell 21 to 26 points in early trading. Shorts covered, keeping a steady tone over the weekend. New York cotton futures were volatile with liquidation and heavy selling from Liverpool and Southern sources, opening down about 30 points before partial rebounds as shorts covered.
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New Orleans
New York
Age Press
Liverpool
Wall Street gains strengthen as week closes on rail earnings
The New York market rose with broad participation on steady liquidity and good earnings outlooks. Trading reached about 700000 shares as confidence in peace treaty progress and railway earnings supported prices across many names including American Can American Car Boeing? etc.
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Byted Press
New York
Ee Ae
Chicago Livestock Market Report Signals Mixed Hogs Lead Gains
Chicago hogs advance about 10 cents while cattle and sheep show uneven moves. Hogs receipts 7 000 head. fat cows and vealers 50 cents lower. canners and cutters down 25 to 50 cents. Sheep receipts 4, with best dry fed lambs strong, others weaker. ring lambs down 25 to 50 cents. Temperature readings note a warm day with highs near 72 and lows around 32.
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Chigago Livestock
Associated Press
Chicago
Bunesoe
Telegrapher Strike Talks Escalate Amid Labor Meeting
Reports said the strike by wire men could widen with more workers leaving and rail and telegraph services pressured. Leaders hinted that telephone firms outside the city had not joined, as local unions planned a Sunday meeting at the Auditorium Armory with A. C. Hendley delivering a sermon and discussing strike impacts.
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Enkamp
Auditorium Armory
le A. C. Hendley
Pacific Coast Telegraphers Threaten Nationwide Strike
The Pacific Coast Union warns of a strike by commercial telegraphers across western states starting June 11 unless demands are met. Associated Press reports union officials say the action could disrupt long-distance services and affect business.
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Associated Press
Franciseo
Pacific
Deusrdin Patrick O O O’ Connor
Peay Spits
Call For Telephone Operators Rescinded In Southeast
Announcement from Southern organizer F. Mann states the call for telephone operators in Atlanta and the Southeast has been rescinded. Utilities and telegraph sanitation concerns are cited as reasons for the reversal.
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Py Panemeees
Atlanta
Striloc Eckons
Wera
F. Mann
Fie Ct Ua
Cable and Linemen Strike at New Orleans
Cable and linemen of Cumberland Telephone TelCom and Western Union Telegraphy went on strike in New Orleans on June 7, involving Local No "International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers" members. The walkout affected test reports for work at both companies ending unspecified.
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New Orleans
Cumberland Telephone and TelCom
Western Union Telegraphy
International Brothers of Electrical Workers of the World
Onion
Thirteen Operators Rope Fae Girls at Birmingham Press
Thirteen operators and five multiplex segment workers faced the local union at Birmingham Alabama. The Communications Graphers' Union held a meeting with L. B. Butch as president of the B local.
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Birmingh Press
Birming M. Ala
Tone
Enere
Commercegraphers’ Union
L. B. Butch
Casualty List From North Russia Reported
An official AP release lists 536 casualties from Archangel area including 5 officers and 99 enlisted killed in action or died of wounds. It notes 65 missing, 3 officers and 71 men died of disease or shells. Wounded encompass 32 officers and 325 men.
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North Russia
Associated Press
Archangel
Porto Rico Hair Tonic Drink Sold Locally
A Puerto Rico hair tonic labeled Porto Rico Drinking Hair Tonic asserts external use only and contains 60 percent alcohol. The bottle is shipped in 5000-bottle lots from the factory. the formula is registered and no stop sale is indicated despite some cosmetic claims about its effects.
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Porto Rico
Newspaper Enterprise Association
San Juan
Deaths and Funerals Bulletin Notes
William B Salter aged 63 a farmer of Perry County Alabama died in this city. Evergreen Cemetery service planned. He was a Burnt are Lodge of Masons member. Margaret Minto widow of Harry Minto Mobile native died at home of daughter Hazel Beals. Survived by one daughter four sons and other relatives. Funeral arrangements pending Monday.
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Piam
Reen
Ala
Riis Atiernemn
Mr. Alter
Lodge of Masons
Maigabeth Minto
Mary Ra H Minto
Harry Minto
Mobile
Hazel Beals
Ave
Mary Casey
Hazelelshaw
Minto
Aree
Ais Arthur
France
Mints
Mra. Laterer
B'nai B'rith Beth Zur Set for June Meeting
Beth Zur of the B ea Gesich Order will hold its regular meeting Sunday morning June 8 at 11 o'clock in B'nai B'rith Hall. Important business will be considered and members are urged to attend.
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Mary H
Harry M
SOR
Dauphin Street
Rning
B'Nai Brith
Beth Zur
The
Eesich Order
B'nai B'ri Hall
Years of Service Honored for Mrs. A Waltman
A newspaper snippet honors Mrs. A Waltman of 460 Zion Street for years of service. The brief notes her continued community involvement and recognition received from local groups.
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Servic
A. Waltman
Zions
Delegates clash over public release of peace treaty text
Report from the peace conference notes delegates resisting public release of the German accord until signed. Amid chaotic chatter a New York dispatch hints at stalled communication and ongoing negotiations.
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Senate
Prominent East Nashville Grocer Seeks Public Help
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column outlines a renowned East Nashville grocer praised by readers for long service. It hints at medical cures and products like ANDES and Giso, claiming quick relief and renewed energy for nervous, exhausted minds and bodies amid a weary period of overwork.
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Groc Groctry
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Mr. Ner
Allie
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