Austria's fate in peace terms reshapes Europe and ends Hapsburg rule
The article argues Austria will be stripped of empire like Germany, with Hung ary separated and Vienna reduced to a small inland region. It claims the Austro-Hungarian legacy collapses, leaving a poverty stricken capital and a burden of debt, while linking Sinn Fein to Bolshevik aims and questioning Irish recognition.
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Austria
Germany
Europe
Babylon
Hapsburg
Hungary
Austrian Empire
Vienna
Connecticu
House of Hapsburg
Soldiers struggle with scarce jobs after service
Many veterans face unemployment due to limited job offers after discharge. The dilemma centers on finding meaningful work rather than any available position, as veterans seek stable employment matching their skills and service.
Boy Scout Week touted as boost for youth training
An American army chaplain cites overseas experience showing boys with Boy Scout training fight more cleanly. The piece praises Boy Scout movement as vital for young Americans, urges broad inclusion and community support during Boy Scout week, June 8 to 14.
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America
Young Gardener Profits From School Time Garden
A capable boy gardener kept strict records of expenses, time, and proceeds from fresh and canned produce. He earned an average 80 cents an hour, balanced schoolwork, and saved money for a hunting trip or college, and plans to garden again this year.
Government plans advance troops four months, saved money
Secretary Baker states the government is four months ahead of troop return schedule and that speeding troop movement to the United States has saved about 800 million dollars. If correct, 300 million dollars could fund part of the industrial program now short of funds.
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Baker
Hindenburg Applies for Swiss Resident and Citizen Status
Von Hindenburg seeks a permit to reside and become a Swiss citizen, but Swiss officials show hesitation and embarrassment at the proposal they dread the Hindenburg line settling permanently in their country.
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von Hindenburg
Switzerland
Congress Seeks Time Budget for Peace Treaty Matters
Congress needs a time budget to prevent wrangling over the peace treaty from spilling into domestic reconstruction legislation. Lawmakers urge expedited handling to focus on rebuilding efforts at home.
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Congress
Signing of the treaty seen as mere technicality
The passage argues the treaty's value hinges on allied forces enforcing its terms, not on the German signature alone. It stresses that without military power backing the agreement, the treaty holds little worth.
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Industrial Workers of the World
I. W W
Curiosity in Congress Over Luxury Tax for the Poor
A columnist muses that Congress justifies a luxury tax as a protection for the poor, pondering the rationale and social impact of such fiscal policy in a reflective, period-voice note.
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Congress
Vive l Anarchie Bomb Horror Explored by Writer
A historical essay traces the propagation of anarchism from Bakunin to modern bombers. It covers early assassinations, the Paris and Barcelona bombings, the Haymarket riot, and influential figures like Berkman Goldman and the I W W. The piece cites militant methods as part of anarchist history and notes secrecy within groups.
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Mikhail Bakunin
Bakunin
Serbia
United States
London
Wilhelm I
Germany
Spain
Anarchy
Barcelona
Chamber of Deputies
Paris
Italy
France
Austria
Russia
Haymarket
Chicago
San Francisco
Tom Money
Jain
New’ ‘York
Érélen
Berkeneni
Alexander Berkman
H Uod
Fimma “Goldman
Berkman
Peace Tangle and Far East Rail Disruptions
Reported Bolshevik sabotage disrupts Amur and Maritime provinces with train wrecks and station attacks. Casualties include a dozen killed and dozens injured near Khabsrovek. In Vladivostock to Khabarovsk line, many Japanese soldiers are said to have died or been injured. Far eastern disturbances appear directed by a single committee. Canadian Siberian expedition heads home as other foreign forces guard railways. Berlin notes a Bavarian political misstep may spark a Spartacist backlash, with a general strike and Die Freiheit editorial. The Weimar government faces pressure as socialist and Spartacist factions mobilize ahead of Weimar assembly.
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Esc
Belshevik
Kanda
Amur
Maritime
Khabsrovek Sleven
Vladivostock-Khabarovskine
Far Eastern
Shucan
Berlin
Levine Nissen
Die Freiheit
Liebknecht
Rosa Luxemburg
Gustav Noske
Weimar
Ity
Hugo Haare
Whert
Schiedemann
Russian War News From Far East Dispatches
A fragmentary wire report from Vladivostok notes limited disruption in the American guarded railroad sector near the maritime lines. It references ongoing tensions and cautious operations by allied forces amid unclear threats and relief efforts in the region.
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Vladivostok
Vince
Women Bucking for World Championship at Elks Roundup
The Elks roundup on July 8 features a women’s 10-contest for the world championship with at least three entrants daily. A women’s relay race joins the program, while rules differ from the men’s events. riders supply their own saddles and reins for bucking horses and rodeo judges determine how many mounts. Bulldogging rules include an 80-foot start and the steer may be stopped and held with one hand. Maverick rodeo: first cowboy roping the steer by both horns wins. no points for neck catches.
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Elks
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Arthur Alworth
Twin Falls
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Associated Press
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Sinn
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BOY Scouts
Rodgers
Ebert
Alted
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