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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

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Medal of John Fritz Honor Cited by Civil Engineers Groups

Major General George W. Gochnus recalls the John Fritz medal from the four national societies in New York, noting it as the engineering profession’s highest honor. American officers in Coblenz urge civilians to avoid provocation toward troops, while Paris reports suspend of homeward movement for the Fourth and Fifth divisions. Tours dispatch notes 87,759 Americans embarked home from France in a single day.

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Bills for enforcing wartime and prohibition policy introduced

Washington senators Sheppard of Texas and Jones of Washington introduced bills enforcing wartime and constitutional prohibition. Other items note bomb attack on San Jose legation, war cost estimates, and appropriations for war risk allowances to families and Civil War pensions. The report covers legislative actions, international events, and ongoing war context.

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Peace Notes and World War Reports Mix in Paris and Across News

The article blends dispatches from Paris on Allied notes to Italy and Greece, and summaries of war terrain and domestic events. It notes Kolchak's government potential recognition, Italy’s concessions on the Dardo Canessa Islands, and a Paris Council Four response on German reparation. It also covers nonintoxicating beer rulings and a series of disasters and crimes including a New York fatal crash, Cedar Rapids starch works fire casualties, and Denver mayoral results.

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President in Europe Sends Message to Congress

The first ever presidential message mailed from Europe was read in Congress. It calls for urgent funding and outlines labor reform, industrial democratization, and tax changes while urging swift action on women’s suffrage amendments and postwar economic policy.

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