Karolyi denounces peace treaty as ruinous
Budapest reports Count Michael Karolyi former president of the Hungarian republic denounces the treaty terms as ruinous and mocks European politicking. He cites lost coal, forests, oil, iron and power, urging America to aid Hungary and condemning buffer-state policies and the league of nations. He later travels to Italy en route to America.
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New York
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City in Brief Across Waterloo Community News
A west Waterloo item lists social calls and visits including Mr and Mrs B A Heath Dex Moites and Russel T Stokes. notes on travel, hospital updates, police matters, a car collision with minor damage, and local labor and civic notices.
Americans Hold Hound Hospers In London
Americans in London attend events at W. Parsons Alp to hear poultry expert KR. F Parkhurst discuss methods for poultry raisers. Demonstrations promise improvements. local interest noted, with praise for prior county results.
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American Troops Cross Mexican Border Frequent V
The Associated Press reports that American troops crossed the Mexican border frequently in raids over the past six months. In Tet actions the troops found bodies of men in Carranza uniforms, information presented to the Senate by Republican Senator from New Mexico.
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Prohibition Enforcement Debate Faces House Floor Tie
House leaders plan to resume debate on the prohibition enforcement bill amid disagreements over its provisions. Amendments to merge stricter prohibitions were defeated, while Republicans press to include a daylight saving rider and push the agricultural appropriations measure past President Wilson's veto.
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Michigan to Vote on Dry Approval Referendum in November
Detroit July 18. A statewide referendum will be held in November 1920 on Michigan's ratification of national prohibition. State officials and the Hotelmen's association say sufficient signatures have been gathered to petition the secretary of state to submit the act, passed earlier this year, to the electors for approval or rejection.
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Baron von Lersner Appointed to France as Charge d'Affaires
Versailles announces that Baron Kurt von Lersner, head of the German Mission, is appointed charge d'affaires to look after German interests in France. This marks Germany's first step in resuming relations with former opponents. Von Lersner previously served as a secretary at the German embassy in Washington.
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Germany
Washington
Provost Marshal at Coblenz Target of Bullets
Two German assailants fired on Maj. George Cockrie provost marshal of American forces in Germany last night in Coblenz. He was uninjured as the attackers escaped after firing several shots from behind near his St Paul Minnesota home.
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Red skinned Canadian warriors welcomed home at Snake Plain
Prince Albert Saskatchewan reports the return of eight Red-skinned Canadian warriors from France where they served with the Canadian Army. They were greeted by their tribesmen on the Snake Plain Indian reserve with a scalp dance and war songs. Captured German helmets and buckles were displayed as part of the welcome. Multitudes gathered as the heroes arrived by train, were escorted to the reserve, and received gifts including moccasins and money after the ceremony. One warrior was killed in Flanders during the war.
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Russian prisoners of war find renewed hope through American aid and sport
Major James A. Babbitt, professor at Haverford and football rules official, led medical relief in German camps. He noted millions of Russian POWs suffered in internment, but athletic games and recreation revived spirits, improving physical and mental health. Camps organized under American army supervision, prisoners soon showed courage and trust as camp committees voiced needs.
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United States
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Bela Kun Ousted In Hungary Communal Government
Vienna dispatches report Bela Kun removed from leadership of the Hungarian communal government. Interallied council denies Italy's bid to defer Austrian concession at Tianjin. Paris dispatch notes violent incident at Le Havre. London envoy Tar Christian advocates appeasement with Germany.
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Senator pushes repeal of trade restrictions with Germany
The Senate debates amending a sundry civil appropriation to bar funds from enforcing wartime limits with Germany. Senator Fall, Republican of New Mexico, proposes removing all restrictions. Debate centers on peace status and its effect on trade with the former German government.
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Kerensky Money Crisis Sparks Siberian Bank Panic
Omsk authority orders withdrawal from Kerensky regime paper money across Siberia causing panic among Japanese traders in Vladivostok and Harbin. Banks refuse to exchange notes after June 16, with one month for conversion and widespread fears of a broader financial collapse.
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Four Million European Children Fed by American Relief
Paris reports four million European children are being fed under the American relief administration. The aid work will likely continue under American direction amid ongoing relief efforts across Europe.
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Associated Press
Paris
American Relief Administration
Army Sells Edible Goods to Germans in Occupied Areas
During the last weeks Germans in reyes and Coblenz have formed a nonprofit group coordinating with the interallied commission to buy food from U S Army supplies. About 41 million marks worth have been sold, with staples like bacon rice and condensed milk distributed through retailers at limited profits.
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Coblenz
Commission On Experts
France
Plivie
United States
Prices of Coal in Britain to Go Up in July
The government announced at Westminster that coal prices will rise in Britain effective July 21. Prime Minister Bonar Law indicated the increase does not preclude further negotiations on the subject. The step, disclosed in the House of Commons, will affect consumers and the coal trade nationwide.
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Ated Press
Three Fourths Of Wars Insurance Policies Dropped
Washington July 18 approximately three fourths of the 4 009 000 officers and men in the military service who secured government insurance policies through the risk insurance department have failed to continue payments. The advisory committee headed by Charles Evans Hughes says many policyholders cannot be reached 30 percent of addresses are incorrect. Committee urges local representatives in each state and permanent organizational provision in legislation.
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Bureau
Charles Evans Hughes
Women protesters clash in Harlem meat boycott case
In Harlem court magistrate Berhard Douras ruled women have the vote and can defend themselves. A butcher Charles Schindler, accused of striking a woman during a kosher meat boycott, was discharged. Testimony from Mrs. Sarah Blebett described the incident amid a large crowd and police reserves. The magistrate criticized the women for Bolshevik rhetoric and blamed the packing houses for meat supply.
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Chicago
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Indemnity Claim For Lost Parcel Post In New York
A New York business sent a parcel to Alabama insured for 55 but it never arrived. The auditor’s letter says payment cannot be made now due to lack of funds. Congress requested additional funds but the bill failed. A warrant will be sent once appropriation is made.
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Historic house being wrecked adjoins First Baptist church
The 1858 Miller residence on Jefferson Street near the First Baptist church is being torn down. Built by Edmund Miller with partner A P Josford, it featured timber from a Waterloo mill and notable finishes. Beck and Miller later owned the mill. fire destroyed it years later. Jack Casebeer bought the historic frame structure for $300 to salvage for new cottages.
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Japan's Sea Tunnel To Cost Over 9 Million Dollars
Tokyo reports government railways will cut a submarine tunnel under Shimonoseki strait, starting this year with completion planned for 1928. The project costs 20 million yen, about 5.96 million dollars, with two years spent on studies and planning before actual tunneling begins in 1921. The seven mile line will connect Honshu and Kyushu, largely undersea, enabling a faster Tokio Kagoshima service and improved nationwide transport.
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Germans and Czechs Show Growing Mutual Courtesy in Bohemia
Prague’s Frankfurter Zeitung correspondent reports Germans and Czechs in Bohemia are placing less hostility, with Germans showing resignation and moderation to ease Czech tolerance. The piece suggests a possible peaceful solution for Germans and Slavs, aligning with Masaryk’s image of a good-natured nation guiding future coexistence.
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Behind the Clouds by CHARLOTTE LONG in 1919
Margaret, urged by sister Mary, helps at a church apron booth. Mark Andrews reveals he loves her while John Stevens is away. Margaret learns John’s return may renew old ties as Mark confesses his former bet to marry her and refrains. The tale ends with hope as she looks to a brighter future behind the clouds.
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Boy Weth Broken Ankle In 34 Mile Molvorcycles Ride
Herman Missall an 18 year old from Topanga Canyon skidded his motorcycle against a fence in Los Angeles fracturing his left ankle. He was treated at an Los Angeles hospital and later sent home after his ankle was set and splinted. He claimed the machine’s odometer showed 34 and a half miles traveled after the accident.
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