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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

10

Trotsky Fights Allies Over Peace Talks Says He Will Fight On

From a wireless interview in Budapest June 28 Trotsky war minister of the soviet government declares Russia will fight on until left alone. He criticizes Clemenceau and Wilson overruled in peace talks and asserts Soviet resolve against Entente powers. He also mentions possible German alliance if imperialist policies end.

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Britain Not Bound If U S Rejects Treaty Intro

Premier Clemenceau introduced treaties with Great Britain and the United States in the French chamber. The bills seek approval of Versailles accords on June 5 to defend France against German aggression and align with the Franco American convention pending U S Senate ratification. The session confronted interruptions as Bon denounced constitutional limits.

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Railroad Wire Men Back to Work After Strike

National telegraphers union actions cause disruption across the network with orders to resume duties. The movement affects Western Union and related lines as executives appeal for stability. A domestic arts class led by Mrs Patelle Worried meets at Hy Witton Sormal, outlining local concerns and upcoming sessions.

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Debaters discuss free ports citywide organization plans

Delegates from chambers of commerce and business groups in cities including San Francisco Philadelphia New Orleans Baltimore Savannah Chicago Boston Seattle and others meet to discuss establishing free ports via the United States and a possible permanent free zone headquarters in Washington. Attendees include Robert Garrett of Baltimore and Jor Bes of San Francisco with church figures and athletic events noted.

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Fragmented OCR Item Teases Unknown Event

A partial OCR read hints at a local story involving a regional event with several obscured names and places. Readable bits reference a venue and possible dates, but the full context remains unclear.

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