Former German Chancellor offers to stand trial for acts of Germany
Berlin reports Dr. Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg, former German chancellor, formally requests allied powers to place him on trial instead of the former Emperor. He assumes responsibility for Germany’s acts during his tenure and asks to be held accountable. He also proposes surrender of the emperor to the Allies for trial.
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Berlin
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Netherlands
German Chancellor and Ex-Chancellor Dies Near Berlin
The former Prussian interior minister and imperial treasurer, who later served as chancellor, died at his Hohentinow estate near Eberswalde, north of Berlin. He held the rank of lieutenant in the German army and had been living there since retirement. The obituary notes his involvement with political officers in connection with the origin of the war.
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Hohentinow
Eberswalde
Borth
Berlin
Fragmented OCR note mentions names and places
The readable text names Greer, Zee, Rose Co, Carvaland and Burra with scattered phrases about eczema, items like burning eczema and wishes, unclear actions, possible contact or advertisement. Contains multiple misreads and lacks coherent events or dates.
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Balan
Burra
Rose Co
Carvaland
Doctor Keene Wilkins Ends Life After Trial
Dr Walter Keene Wilkins, convicted of murdering his wife Julia, hanged himself in a Nees county jail bath room minutes after a jury verdict. He died despite efforts to save him. officials could not explain how he obtained the rope. The rope was brand new and had been freshly searched earlier.
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Walter Keene Wilkins
Julia
Ausettle
Nees
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Dell Physiciana
Wiclaw
Negro Receives Medal From King at Inter Allied Games
Private Sel Buller of the American army, winner of the running broad jump, was cheered as he received the fourth class Medal of the Order of Danilo from King Nicholas of Montenegro at Pershing Stadium. The king patted him on the back and shook his hand, the pride evident on the Black soldier’s face.
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Sel Buller
Oday
Montenegro
Danilo
Prin
Nicholas
France American accord signed to aid France
PAMIS June 29 The France American convention was signed on behalf of the two governments. The covenant reportedly includes several articles linking peace treaty relations with Germany to France's right to request American land and British assistance. The Journal notes the alignment in the convention and the peace treaty as part of a shared spirit among the allied powers to ensure the treaty is carried out.
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Pamis
Cewnpapern
Germany
France
Captain Schultz falls in aviation accident near Montabaur
Chicago captain Wai ler Schultz, of the 3th aero squadron, was killed Saturday evening when an aircraft he was piloting crashed near Montabaur, headquarters of the First Division. The news comes as signals of peace treaty signing circulate in the soldiers' daily paper.
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Wailer Schultz
Chicago
3Th
Aero Cauadron
Amarne News
Montabaur
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Firat
Lloyd George Cheered in London After Paris Victory
Lloyd George arrives from Paris to Buckingham Palace and is hailed by huge crowds in London. He calls for unity and concord, thanking God for victory and praising sacrifices that led to the peace, urging nations to avoid boastfulness and honor those who died.
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London
J—Lloyd George
Paris
Duckingham Palais
Germany
Trevor Rune
Troops Meet Mob in Berlin as Entry Is Blocked
government troops tried to enter Mambure but were met by a large mob including many Tomet to avoid bloodshed. Date of a definite advance on Horbure is uncertain. Paris reports the Grand Prix de Tara run at Congchamps and won by Galloper Light.
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Congchamps
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Kaiser Ten to Be Deposed and Exiled Forever
Amsterdam June 29 Allied powers will not seek extradition of the former German emperor. The league may inform him he must appear before an international court or leave the country. Proceedings would be on moral grounds, condemning crimes against international morality for starting the war and violating Belgian neutrality. He would be deprived of residence and barred from moving.
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Paria
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Adda
Molland
Feomttauex
A Cooling Refreshing Beverage Advertisement
An old fashioned ad extols a homemade root beer using Mirea Housshok Extract and household ingredients. It promises economical, wholesome, and flavorful drinks for children and guests, urging readers to stock bottling supplies and enjoy sparkling home brewed beer.
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Irish protest erupts as flag torches Valera hailed
In Dublin on Saturday night a crowd from Trinity College seized Union Jacks and set them alight. The demonstration cheered Eamon de Valera as president and called for Irish republican aims. Similar actions occurred in other city districts amid nationalist fervor.
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Remid- 1
Blockade to Be Raised Upon German Ratification
Washington June 28 The superior blockade council was instructed to raise the economic blockade of Germany immediately upon ratification of the peace treaty by the German national assembly. The notice to Germany stated the blockade would not be valid until ratification and would be rescinded upon receipt of confirmation that Germany had ratified the treaty.
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Germany
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Council of Fone
Germn
Disorder in Rome as protests clash with troops
Rome June 29 The Associated Press reports serious disturbances as demonstrators tried to reach the premier's residence and were driven back by military police. A large mass gathering at the Augenteum followed, with patriotic speeches and Arietta D Annunzio delivering remarks that stirred the audience before it dispersed.
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Aasel- Ated Press
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Ariela D'Annunzio
Wartime Prohibition Debate Delays House Action
Washington June 19 The Wilson plan to postpone enforcement legislation fuels debate in Congress. Opponents seek to strike strict provisions on home storage and use while supporters push for harsher terms. Vice President warns a post demobilization sale of whiskey until constitutional prohibition takes effect. Randall pledges emergency measure to curb interstate shipment of spirits for beverage use.
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Wilson
House of Enforcement
House
Judiciary Committee
Atore Nquor
Congress
Randall
California
Nature's Remedy NR Tablets for digestive relief
An ad touts NR Tablets as a vegetable remedy to stimulate digestion and cleanse the bowels and kidneys. It claims improved blood quality, vitality, and a strengthened system, urging use when indigestion or constipation threatens and suggesting a 28 tab box as recommended by a pharmacist.
Congressmen and Senators Push for Water Power Legislation
Western and southern senators and representatives press congressional action to unlock water power resources. After years of effort they expect to win approval in the coming weeks. Senator Jones of Washington, chair of the commerce committee, leads the pending measure in the Senate.
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Congress
Eifort
Jones
Commerce
Senate
Water power legislation moves toward new federal bill
Lawmakers push to consolidate Esch Jones measures and advance water power reform amid long debate. Senate subcommittees to study public lands and commerce plans to push a joint bill enabling development while balancing investment needs and conservation. Washington action aims to let western states, including Washington, see growth from hydro projects with federal backing.
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Sanih
Allies to Form Supreme Council of Great Powers
Reported plan outlines an Inter-allied supreme council where each great power is represented by two delegates. The proposed body, dubbed the peace conference council, would be formed to coordinate Allied aims and actions amid ongoing postwar developments.
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Council of the
Comerenes
Japain Lake
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