Mutiny reports denied by officers in Archangel front unit
June reports from Muta New York recount a mutiny claim among South I Tagtry troops denied by Major Brooks Nicholas and Captain H W Winslow of Company 1 Fort Detroit. The Steuben transport brought back the first complete Archangel unit. The incident arose from a miscommunication between a sergeant and a private. The 239th is praised as brave and capable by officers. An Associated Press dispatch notes Bolshevik propaganda fueling the mutiny rumors and confirms the April report from General Merch. In other news, Company A of the Ant Infantry saw action in Siberia with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Tell Why Mob Forced Cowboy Preacher to Free
A reader writes in to address a mob incident targeting a cowboy preacher. He accuses mob behavior of repeating in public meetings, questions whether Mr. Kennedy or his wife witnessed the mob and insults, and urges that such remarks stop. He defends his knowledge and asks for accountability.
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Earthquake toll rises as Tuscany shatters towns
Reports from Lownmck indicate more than a hundred killed and thousands injured as a powerful earthquake rocked the provinces of Florence Arezzo and Siena. Bodies and wounded are ferried to hospitals while rescuers work under difficult conditions. The tremor began at dawn and intensified by mid afternoon, with Tuscany’s worst quake in fifteen years. Nearby towns suffered severe damage including Mugello valley and Viechta, where many people lost homes. In Washington former governor Forte of New Jersey is named chairman of the federal Trade Commission, with offices and transportation hubs heavily affected in several towns. A forest fire near Wall Creek, Wyoming, is declared under control after burning 2060 acres.
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Railroad Men Form Federation Meeting In Washington
Chief organizers of railway workers not in the four brotherhoods met in Washington on June 30 under Earl H. Morton of the Order of Railroad States Agents and the National Association of Laboring Men. They discussed forming a railroad men's federation similar to groups in Great Britain and Australia to coordinate actions and representation.
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Bayer Cross on Genuine Aspirin A Product Note
An OCR fragment advertises Bayer aspirin with the Bayer Cross badge and references genuine aspirin tablets. It mentions relief for headaches toothaches earaches neuralgia and colds. It notes a small tin package and larger packages, and cites Aspicin as a Bayer product.
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Kaiser Cannot Get Away From Trial By the Allies
In Washington an international law expert argued that Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, once German chancellor, bears sole responsibility to the former German emperor for acts of the German government, leaving the former ruler unable to dodge accountability for past actions.
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Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement promotes Gold Medal Kidney Remedy from Haarlem Capeuies. It claims to ease kidney and bladder troubles, back pain, and urinary issues, urging daily use for renewed vigor. The copy mentions a sealed three-packet supply and a long history of claimed effectiveness.
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Wilson Signs Federal Bills Aboard Ship Offshore
President Wilson signed the railroad appropriation bill and other measures at sea near mid Atlantic time, marking the first time a chief executive fixed his signature away from the mainland. A dispatch from New York announced the actions as the Great Northern carried the pouch containing the bills toward Washington. Upon arrival, he would meet labor union leaders pressing for a referendum on national prohibition. The union leader EB Hannah warned that beer sales could spark trouble if wartime prohibitions expire on July 1.
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Peace Treaty and the League of Nations stance
A critical editorial harshly denounces Germany, condemning centuries of invasions and greed while urging severe yet humane postwar terms. It argues retribution is inevitable, warns against collective guilt, and asserts peaceful penalties for German crimes while stressing societal accountability and enduring judgment.
League of Nations seen as bulwark against war, faith urged
Hay Palmer argues the world must heed Christian gospel to prevent future bloodshed. He praises the League of Nations as a powerful shield if nations embrace Jesus Christ and the Golden Rule, urging churches to evangelize to avert war. Vernon, Jane 30, dissolving of the Shakespeare delegation noted.
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Atlantic Fleet Changes Hands In Colorful Ceremony
New York June 39. Flag salutes rang from the Pennsylvania as Admiral Mayo, longtime commander, was piped over the side and Admiral Trenry B Wilson succeeded him as senior admiral of the fleet. Hundreds of officers from Pacific and Atlantic fleets attended as Admiral Stenson announced the change in command and Mayo’s promotion to rear admiral.
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Serbs and Italians Clash Near Dfrral
Unofficial reports from Paris say Serbian and Italian troops clashed near Dfrral. The brief note records tense operations as forces maneuver in the region amid ongoing hostilities.
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Courts May Not Say What Are Intoxicating Liquors
Washington June 50 Contending that no court may rule by law what percentage of beverage is intoxicating the Judiciary committee reported to the House on prohibition enforcement. The committee said defining intoxicating does not unjustly trespass on legislative power and that one half of one percent alcohol aligns with constitutional authority. It notes states prohibit or tax liquors based on that threshold and that such determinations are fact questions for courts, not law. The report emphasizes that tolerance varies among individuals and that beer with two to three quarters percent alcohol may affect drinkers differently.
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Amendment on War Prohibition Enforcement Amid Debates
The text outlines arguments for a broad prohibition amendment aiming to prevent any liquor that intoxicates. It emphasizes stopping drunkenness and waste of wealth, and notes existing wartime enforcement gaps. Officials like Palmer and Treasury discuss needed legislation and enforcement machinery ahead of Prohibition take effect in January next year.
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