Treaty copy printed as Senate probes private copies
Washington June 9 the senate voted 47 to 24 to print the peace treaty after a five hour fight as it opened an investigation into how copies reached private hands in New York. Senators Borah Lodge and others pressed to reveal sources while Frank Polk acting secretary of state testified about multiple copies placed in his safe.
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Businessmen to Act This Evening for Twin Falls Servicemen
Council acts to hasten homecoming of Twin Falls 146 BD A company Oceanic units from Fort Russell. Mayor Eldridge sends telegram to Congressman Smith seeking reception for D company and other veterans. Twin Falls businessmen plan a meal in Buhl tonight and discuss a Cheyenne welcome and a delegation to greet the county's returned service men.
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Germany Admitted to League if Peace Pact Met
The Inter national Situation reports Germany may join the League of Nations if it signs the peace treaty and proves a stable government. The Council of Four weighs Germany’s contrition and worthiness, hoping admission prevents a future Russia alliance and keeps Germany controllable within the League. Final word could come after late reports from commissions on German counter proposals. Unofficial Russian and pogrom reports are noted with caution.
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Russia
Government prints 100000 word Treaty in two hours at world’s largest press
The government’s printing office works through the night to set and print a 100000 word German treaty. Despite haste to publish in Congress tomorrow, the 64 page document will be issued for the regulars and cost is covered tonight.
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Sehiate
Basement Floods After Main Break at Bisbee Studio
A 10 inch alley pipe near the Royal Bakery burst, flooding the Bisbee studio basement. Water from the filtration plant increase raised pressure from 35 to 66 pounds, breaking a weak pipe spot. Water was shut off, a repair crew worked overnight, and the fire engine pumped out the basement.
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One Company Signs Agreement
The Federal Telegraph company, merging land lines and wireless along the Pacific coast, signed an operators committee and a schedule meeting with the employees. International president J. Konenkamp said a nationwide telegraph operators strike is planned for Wednesday. He reported 2,870 Western Union workers discharged as the union pursues demands across Dallas Little Rock Denver Portland and Los Angeles.
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Telegraphers Union Says No Written Wage Pact Yet
In Chicago J Konenkamp, president of the Commercial Telegraphers of America, said the Federal Telegraph company had not signed a written agreement on wage increases for operators. The firm reportedly verbalized a promise to raise wages, according to the statement.
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Federal Telegraph Company
Delegations Visit Canadian Press Offices Late to Denounce Terms
Delegations of press and commercial telegraphers visited the Canadian Press and Commercial Telegraph offices late today and formally faked information regarding the terms upon which they might return to work.
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Telephone workers walkout rocks Springfield area
Springfield on June 9 reports a general walkout of telephone workers tied to an oath dispute. The unrest disrupts service as unions seek terms. Local officials urge calm while negotiators meet to address wage and policy concerns affecting customers.
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All of Mexico Hit by Bandits
AP reports rising rebel activity in southern Mexico. Rail traffic between Vera Cruz and Tierra Blanca suspended after General Damy's death. Bands attack towns and harass federal garrisons as Vera Cruz commander Urquizo enforces a suspected-dissent expulsion policy. Railroad damage halts lines between Vera Cruz and Monterey.
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Reached a Point North of Sener At 30.3 Condition
A fragment notes a position north of Sener, referencing the number 30.3 as a measurement. Details are sparse, with no dates or additional context provided. The item reads as a concise geographic or navigational reference without clear action or outcome.
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