Peace terms sharpen German defeat and demand justice
The article reports on the aftermath of the revised peace terms offered to Germany, including Clemenceau’s harsh critique of German actions, the fate of Kiel and Danzig, and the pledge to hold Germany accountable for war crimes. It notes German acceptance options, frontier changes, and potential plebiscites as the Allies push for a postwar settlement while warning of continued conflict if a “yes” is not reached. It underscores the import of the German reply, the option to extradite, and the role of the council in shaping the final treaty while warning of the looming decision deadline and the potential for further negotiations.
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Ox. Kaiser
Bit
Germany
Danzig
Ule
Clemenceau
Poland
Koenigsberg
Heeau
Ness
League of Nations
Georges Clemenceau
France
Téntence
Ariel
Prenger
Paty
Europe
Ned
Austria
Serbia
Fragmented OCR whispers of political odds and names
Readable fragments mention politicians and places with unclear sequence. Several names such as Walsh and Tumulty appear amid garbled phrases about policies and standings. The text hints at a visit and invitations but lacks coherent events or dates.
Trike Sees Vic Conference General
Fragmentary report describes a conference among officials and workers with references to electrical trade matters and a settlement involving labor groups. Names and places are unreadable, but the piece notes a formation of conclusions and a push for action amid a labor dispute.
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Vic
Stuliyentow
Labi
Pruheisco
Fershet
Cireetiin
Ate-3
Talers
Dostmaster
US Troops Withdraw From Mexican Border Shown
Reported at Juarez and El Paso a Cavalry brigade and artillery crossed near Paso del Norte as infantry began withdrawal after talks between General Cabell and General Gonzales. Cabell stated there was no intent to violate Mexican sovereignty. By 11 am the Twenty fourth infantry crossed the international bridge.
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Benera
Cabell
Gonzales
United States
Mexico
Twenty-fourth Infantry
International Bridge
Juareg
Fragile OCR Note Turns Into Plaincard Teaser
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a report from Fort Bitkae and Ninetoe area notes. It mentions Major, Paso form, crop use, and a fire event with a list of croilés and pesos. Names and places are garbled and uncertain.
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Fort Bitkae
Daniel Increases Navy Budget Hearing Requests
A letter from Secretary Page cites naval needs and British cooperation while Daniel asserts that the United States will be compelled to fund air force expansion. He states the $15,000,000 appropriation cannot cover hangars or experimental work, noting a possible dirigible program and ongoing developments in aviation.
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Natal
Man Page
Naiiee Naal Coat Tee
Great Britain
Westerchines
Daniel
United
Daniels
Hava Aistraft
Warships and shifts in Baltic ports reported
The article references naval movements at Kronstadt and Kronstadt’s ports, noting warships and strategic positioning. It mentions Britain and America in relation to the conflict and hints at casualties among soldiers, with unclear phrasing from the OCR.
Army Worm Invasion Threatens Corn Belt Crops
A June report from Decatur Illinois notes a belt of army worms invading five areas, destroying corn and grain. Farmers in Macon County worked to halt the spread as reports multiply of new fields attacked and potential losses mounting.
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Decatur, BL
Macon County
U. S. Considering Action Over Costa Rica Crisis
Washington reports disquieting dispatches on the Costa Rica situation with officials noting conditions that could prompt American government action if the crisis worsens. No specifics were released but the situation is deemed serious.
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Washington
Costa Rica
Crisa
Baker says 300000 army force too small before Senate panel
Secretary Baker told the Senate military committee that a 300000 strong army proposed in the annual appropriation bill is inadequate for a permanent wartime force and urged a larger enlistment as necessary for national defense in Washington.
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Secretar of
Senate Committee
Washington
Baker
Senate Military Committee
Concr
Winnipeg Strike Settlement Plan Outlined by Employers
Winnipeg industrial employers issued a statement endorsing collective bargaining with the Winnipeg metal trades council. The plan advocates a settlement approach and was formally endorsed by Federal Minister Gideon Kyuison.
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Winnipeg, Man
Winnipeg
Winnipeg Metal Trades’ Council
Gideon Kyiison
President Wilcop to present revised treaty draft in Congress
President Wilcop aims to present a revised German peace treaty draft to the Senate and the league covenant in a joint address to Congress on June 2. Washington observers expect a Senate passage or rejection vote on the proposal.
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Wilcop
Washington
Senate
Congress
Naval appropriation bill passes House for $15 million program
The House approved a large naval measure authorizing a year long building program and a $15,000,000 aviation fund. The bill, carrying broad support, moves to the Senate as authorities for naval expansion and aircraft funding are set to take effect.
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House
Senate
Washington
Twenty Bodies Recovered After River Launch Disaster
Tuscaloosa June 17. The bodies of 20 people who died when the pleasure launch Mary Fravers capsized at Molt on the Warrior river near here have been recovered. Authorities say as many as 15 more are missing or endangered.
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Tuscaloosa
Ali
Mary Fravers
Molt
Warrior River
Here
French Mine Strike Expands Across Regions
Paris reports a large scale strike by the federation of miners spreading across the mining region. Dispatches indicate the action is general in scope and continues into Monday.
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Federation
Paris
Federation of Miners
Boat Overturns Leave Five Men Missing in Priest's Lake
Fears of drownings surface as four Spokane businessmen and one Priest Lake resident are believed lost after a boat overturn on Priest's Lake in Idaho. Names include Cato Topping Seabury Mariel Detayier and Robert Cary among others reported missing by local authorities.
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Wueh
Spokane
Priest's Lake
Idaho
Cato Topping
Seabury Mariel Deteyier
Robert Cary
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