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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
7
The piece reports on Allied treaty talks, Britain’s concessions debate, French opposition, and Wilson’s mediation role. It notes Germany’s push for league membership, German propaganda, and the Rhineland independent republic proposal led by Dr. Hans A. Dorten. Also covered are Hungarian Bolshevism’s decline and Archangel troop repatriation.
Noske the German defense minister toured coast defenses and ordered all forces on standby for emergencies if naval actions resume. Border fortifications stay intact for now, while a large volunteer army remains active in the east. The supreme army command asked Germans about resuming war, and Von Hindenburg offered a non apologetic excuse when questioned.
Chancellor Karl Renner urged humane treatment and an independent commonwealth for Austria while noting its distinct history from the Habsburg era. Vienna press and public protests denounced the terms as harsh, with Treichl urging unity with Germany as fellow victims of misfortune. The German Austria grand council deemed the peace terms a death sentence for the Austrian republic.
Senators Lodge and Borah said copies of the peace treaty were in New York financiers’ hands, later called stolen by Senator Hitchcock who urged a Foreign Relations Committee probe. Meanwhile the Senate adopted a resolution to submit the Susan B Anthony Amendment on women’s suffrage. the House had done so earlier, and with 28 states now voting it is seen as likely ratification.
The US government moves against radicals after another major bombing week. William J. Flynn is appointed to lead the hunt, with orders to end anarchy. Bombs explode at conspirators residences in eight eastern cities. fatalities occur in Washington and New York. Attorney General Palmer rejects extra legislation and urges criminal treatment.
In Canada the Winnipeg strike eased as returned soldiers threatened action against strikers and leaders sought protection. Toronto workers had already ended their action. In Toledo, automobile plant workers paralyzed by strikes sparked riots, resulting in two guards killing two men.
A Reuters dispatch from Libau says General Von der Goltz has built a de facto rule in Lettland to halt Bolshevism among Letts. Baltic Baron Manteufel led a coup d etat that toppled the Lettish provisional government and arrested the cabinet, while Premier Ullmanis sought asylum with a British protection.
A talkative group of pigs and grandparents discuss a shocking tale told by Pinky Pig. He reveals that his mother has eaten her own children, provoking horror and mixed reactions among the pen residents. Miss Ham suggests a cautious view, while others defend Pinky.
The message notes that not everyone possesses brilliant words yet all can offer kindness. It encourages cheering, helping, and inspiring others rather than envying clever authors or sharp epigrams.
A humorous exchange notes the chicken as the most useful animal, joking that it can be eaten before birth and after death. The quip reflects playful wordplay on value and utility.
Bobbie studies his wrinkled grandfather and asks why his face isn’t ironed. The elderly man replies with a gentle prompt about liking the face as is, sparking a quiet moment of humor and affection.
A playful family scene features a father presenting his baby to guests as the child immediately answers with a witty line about noses being for blowing. The exchange captures a lighthearted domestic moment.
Twenty seven men have served as president of the United States with twenty three elected for one or two terms and five reaching the office by death, including Roosevelt. Mayor J E Meyers of Minneapolis climbs four flights each morning to his office for time and fitness. The US Bureau of Mines recommends a heavy bell shaped iron casting with slotted sides for lighting safety islands at street intersections. The Belgian refugees known as queen’s children are being gathered by Queen Elizabeth into a children’s colony when families cannot be located.
Senator Albert Baird Cummins of Iowa is named president pro tem by unanimous Republican vote. He has served 11 years in the senate and is ranking member of the interstate commerce committee handling railroad legislation.
Four year old Harry loved their white cat. The cat vanished mysteriously and days later a black cat ran by. Harry cried out asking who made their cat so dirty, revealing a playful street exchange.
A mother explains moisture is needed for grass and flowers after her daughter objects to rain. That night the child adds to her prayer asking God to refrain from rain tomorrow unless it is needed, and to let it sprin kle.
A boy named Bobby watches a parade in Indianapolis and asks when the elephants will appear after the soldiers pass by. The memory contrasts with his prior Ringling Bros. experiences as the crowd awaits animal spectacle.
An argument ends with both sides exhausted of insults as each participant runs out of names to call the other.
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