Belgians greet President Wilson in Brussels farewell nod
The Belgian king and queen bid farewell to President and Mrs Wilson after a day of functions and sightseeing. Wilson’s speeches stressed America’s role in the war and the need for a league of nations, praising Belgium’s resolve and calling for lasting justice among nations.
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Associated Pres
Brussels
Wilson
Chamber of Deputies
America
Fark
Herbert Hoover
Belgium
Belgitum
Mdita
Éaise
Has Battle Scars By Peggy Hull
Nicholas Gukovin is a 17 year old veteran of the Russian army on the eastern front. He bears saber cuts and bullet wounds to prove his service and is intensely anti Bolshevik. He lingers near an American garrison in northern Siberia and rejects peace in favor of continuing to fight.
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Peggy Hull
Nicholas Gukovin
Aemy
Nicholas
Russia
Siberia
America
Strawberries for sale and local travel party depart
Strawberries will be sold by box or crate from a wagon beside the City Library daily until sold out and Saturdays at Auction grounds after 12 o'clock. Ed Vance notes. Roberts left yesterday with Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Jones and Misses Ellen Carlson Maude Schenk Hulda Anderson and Winnifred Young for a two week trip through Yellowstone Park.
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City Library
Ed Vance
Roberts
Yellowstone Park
C. 8. Jones
Ellen Carlson
Maude Schenk
Hulda Anderson
Winnifred Young
Mrs A B Austin Returns From Salt Lake Visit
Mrs A B Austin has returned from a visit at Salt Lake, bringing news of the trip and greetings from friends.
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A. B. Austin
Salt. Lake
Labor program adopted by AFL at Atlantic City convention
The American Federation of Labor approved a comprehensive reconstruction program urging full labor rights, higher wages, limits on court power over laws, public ownership of water power, and opposition to partisan politics. It also backed federal aid for housing and soldier salaries, and urged action to curb immigration and tax by income. The convention attacked courts and urged impeaching judges over constitutional issues.
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American Federation of Labor
Federation
Workers of America
Congress
Executive Council
United States
Canada
Tarrants Stag at the Time of Shipments and Secret Amounts
A report notes Tarrants involved in shipments at a certain time with amounts kept hidden. The piece emphasizes undisclosed values and timing surrounding the transfers.
Five Hundred Federal Troops Deployed Near Taurez
Five hundred federal troops were sent to asa Grandes near the Mormon Colonies to protect the district against Villa raids. The move followed a request from the American state department via Consul EB A Dow to safeguard northern areas with American residents.
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Tuarez
Asa Grandes
American State Department
EB. A. Dow
Army panel tentatively approves 400000 army plan
Washington June 19 The senate military sub committee tentatively agreed a provision in the army appropriation to maintain an army of 400000 officers and men for the next fiscal year. The house bill would cut the temporary army to 300000 despite War Department requests. Debate on the measure continued through the night with strong emphasis on appropriations.
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Washington
Senate
War Department
Fonsiger
Athon
Senate debate on league pact sparks party flare
In Washington on June 19 the Senate saw a heated clash over the league of nations covenant with Democratic Senator Thomas of Colorado opposing the Knox resolution and Republicans accusing the administration of politicizing the issue. Vice President Marshall halted the outburst ruling the discussion out of order as Senator Williams of Mississippi and others traded charges about partisan use of the covenant while the chamber weighed whether to accept the peace treaty without the league.
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Associated 'Press
Washington
Grou Pain Teddy
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
the Foreign Relations Committee
Réd
Commiitee
League
Moses
New Hampshi
McCormighk
League of Nations Covenant Incorporated
Thomas
Fragmentary Note on Liquidation and War Orphans Funds
Scrambled OCR fragment mentions liquidation, retrageling, accounts, checks, and a large sum around 500 600 with reference to a Tuesday event. It also alludes to surplus funds to be turned over to French war orphans.
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Eggies
Mexican Regulars Concentrated at Nogales
A train of fourteen cars carrying 1000 Mexican federal soldiers arrived across the border at Nogales. Troops were drawn from small garrisons along the Southern Pacific de Mexico line and will bivouac here overnight before moving tomorrow to Agua Prieta where General Juan Torres will establish headquarters.
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Associated Press
Nogales
Aria
Southern Pacific de Mexico
Cananea
Agua Prieta
Juan Torres
Soldiers seek Farm Howes plan for 80000 men abroad
More than 80,000 soldiers, many overseas, notified Secretary Lane of desire to obtain farms under his plan. They are now under consideration by the House Public Lands Committee.
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Farm Howes
Associated Press
Washington
Lane
House Public Lands Committee
Viscount Northcliffe Improving After Operation
London June 19 Viscount Northcliffe former head of the British mission in the United States underwent an operation yesterday and is progressing satisfactorily today a bulletin from his physicians said Miss Vera Cook left yesterday for Greeley Colorado
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Associated Press
London
Viscount Northcliffe
United States
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