Nicaragua Fears Costa Rican Move Threatens Frontiers
The Nicaraguan legation in Washington urged the United States to land Marines to counter a feared invasion after Costa Rica’s Tinoco government massed forces near the border. Nicaragua claims neutrality and denies aiding the Costa Rican revolution, while noting Tinoco’s army buildup and plans to invade or trigger a Nicaraguan revolt. The note emphasizes U S mediation and Nicaragua’s economic preparations.
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Border Republic
Washington, D. C
Nicaragua
United States
Costa Rica
State Department
Matement
Tinoco
Tlaoco
Liberty Party
Zelaya Regimy
Legation
Department of
Guanacaste
Irtan
Zelaya
Gena. Sediles
Santos Basa Usaga
Chamora
Yaquis on the Warpath in Sonora District
A party of nine American mining men from Arizona Colorado and California reports at least two Americans and 30 Mexicans killed by Yaquis and bandits in the La Colorada district of Sonora over the past two weeks. They sent their statement on conditions in that district to the U S State Department with copies to Senators Thomas Johnson Ashurat and others.
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Nogales
Ariz
la Colorada
Sonora
Mexico
Party of
Arizona
Colorado
California
State Department
Washingon
C. Ss. Thomas
Hiram Johnson
Marcus Smith
Henry F. Ashurat
Bulgarian Legation Denies Army Mobilization Report
The Bulgarian legation in Washington DC issued a formal denial of a Balkan news agency report from Copenhagen claiming the Bulgarian army had been mobilized. No mobilization has been announced by Sofia according to the statement.
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Washington, D. C
Copenhagen
Paris
Petrograd
Tidens Tegn
Christiania
Vardee
Carmen's Chartéra Revoked
Washington DC Martin F Ryan board president of railroad car men revoked the charter of two local unions in Wisconsin and a third in Edmonton Canada at American Federation of Labor headquarters. The action cites members diverting funds to organize the one big union and a strike in western Canada as union law violations.
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Washington, D. C
Martin F. Ryan
Railroad
Carmen
Wisoipeg
Edmonton
Can
American Federaton of Labor
Canada
Austria Stripped by Peage Terms in St Germain
At St Germain France on June 4 Austria faced terms of peace set by the Allies after the German treaty. Clemenceau opened the session while Dr Karl Renner pledged loyalty to a peace based on the terms. The Austrian delegation, led by Renner, expressed hope the Allies would not abuse their power and noted Austria must recognize Hungary and the new successor states.
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St. Germain
France
Austria
Se. Germain
M. Clemenceau
Lansing
Henry White
Orlando
Italy
Paderewski
Poland
Arthur J. Balfour
Col. BE. M. House
Marshal Foch
General Bliss
Benson
Wallace
Wilson
Clemenceau
Paul Durasta
Karl Renner
Renner
Doctor Renner
Kenner
Hansburg
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Doctor Rengper
Hoover Commission
Switzerland
Treaty Terms Set for Austria Republic Status
The article outlines Austria’s postwar obligations under the peace terms. Austria must accept the League covenant and the labor charter, renounce extra European rights, recognize Hungary’s independence, and submit violators to Allied trial. It confirms independence of Czecho Slovakia and Yugoslavia, preserves frontiers, and limits armed forces. Germany-like economic provisions, transit freedom, and Adriatic access are included, with dissolution of the Austro Hungarian navy. Austria is recognized as the Republic of Austria and relations with Allies resume under the treaty.
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Austria
Crecko
Slovakia
Roumania
Sbo 9
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Ualon
Austria-Hungary
League of Nations
Iabor
Bavarian
Switzerland
Republic of Austria
Bulgaria
Greece
Poland
Romania
Adriatic
Germany
Kaiser
Serbia
Kingdom of
Anarchist Bombs Kill Five Officials Across Cities
A wave of bomb explosions last night killed five people and damaged homes of high officials including Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer, Senator Claude Swanson, and Judge Charles Nott in New York. Other blasts hit Boston Mayor Harry Davis, Pittsburgh judge W H Thompson, and Philadelphia jeweler Louis Inglesby, with authorities linking the attacks to a broader anti government campaign.
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Washington
Officini
A. Mitchell Palmer
United States
Claude A. Swanson
Virginia
Boston
Albert F. Rayden
Roxbury Municipal Court
Cleveland
Harry A. Davis
Pittsburgh
Willam EH. Thompson
W. W. Sibray
Bureau of Immigration
New York
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
Newtonville
Mass
Leland W. Powers
Philadelphia
Paterson
N. J
Palmer
Senator Swanson
Ira C. Copley
Tilipois
K Street
Mr. Copley
Twenty-second Street
Sheridan Circle
Palmer House
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
James KR. H Wilerson
HK Street
du Pont
Sheridan
Army
Navy
Congress
Pullman
Capitol Police
Cabionet
Secret Service
Senate Acts on Peace Treaty Copy and Prohibition Debates
Senate passed a resolution to obtain a copy of the German peace treaty from the state department. Debates covered immigration limits, wage and wire controls, a national employment service, and proposed defense and prohibition measures.
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United States Senate
Johson
California
State Department
Senate
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Late Incidents Highlight Iowa News from Lex Maines
A 1920 Daughters of Isabella convention in Lex Maines. a Creston reception for veterans. Lt Col Guy Fr Urewer declines Des Moines school board post. David Brant, a long-time Tula editor and two-term legislator, dies at 83. A counterfeit ebook scam nets Ben HM. Jones. Paul H. Appleby resigns as Bac City Commercial Club secretary. County real estate values surge. prices $275-$325 per acre. Jack W. Keating escapes custody after Des Moines bank robbery arrest. Iowa real estate trades high. 30 acres sold at $200/acre, 160 acres at $300. A farmer, Miler Peterson, injured saving his wife from a machine. Emma Herman donates $500 for park equipment and athletic field fund. Funeral directors form statewide committee against Dr G H Summer on balmers bill. Supreme Court stresses comma importance in inheritance tax ruling. State seeks $500,000 from Peterson estate, court upholds. J Tudor & Sons breedback a world Aberdeen Angus record sale. 58 head average $1,034. Hilda Blackcap sells for $ unknown high, R W Plumber buys Glyn Mawr stock for $5,060. Ed Gibbs of Manchester loses two-year-old son in a tragic accident. Iowa Women’s Athletic Association grants equal “I” lettering for women athletes at Iowa. Guthrie Center becomes first Iowa town with municipal airplane to attract visitors.
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Daughters of Isabella
Maines
B. P.O
Creston
Guy Fr. Urewer
168Th Infantry
Des Moines
David Brant
Tula
Ben HM. Jones
State University
Paulh. Appleby
Sac City Bulletin
Commercial Club
Bac City
Johnson County Board of Supervisors
First County
Story County
Jack W. Keating
Iowa Stata Bank
Peterson
Misa Emma Herman
City Federation of Women'see
Park Commissioners
Bone
Funeral Directors Association
G. H. Summer
Iowa Board of Health
General Assembly
State Supreme Court
Davenport
Supreme Court
Havyner
Mal
J. Tudor and Sons
Johnson Couty
Aberdeen
Manchester
Gibbs
Hia
Iowa Women's Athletic Association
University of Iowa
Guthrie Center
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Tincco Masses
Uncle Sam
Vneed
Aia
Gulf of Fonseca
Atlantic
PEAGE
Alliee
Repube
Anstela
Swenson
DE. C
Washington Io
White House
Treasury
War and Navy Departments
Judge Chartes
Judge Nott
Fire Departnment Bureau of Combustibles
Nott
Lexington Avenue
Lieut. A. H. Mar Jt
John J. McKay
William Travers Jerome
Charles S. Whitman
Jerome
Whitman
Harry L. Davis
Judge
United States District
W. H. Thompson
Highland District
West End
W. D. Sithray
Stbray
Albert F. Hayden
Wayne Street
Massachusetts
Catholic Church of
Our Lady of Victory
West
Louis Inglesby
Taglesky
Lettus
Aseall Sik
Max Gold
Thirty-first Street
Burleson
Cumpting
The
Na National Employment Service
Department of Labor
Department
Kenyon
Senate Labor Committee
War Department
House Military Committee
Borah
Edward de Valera
Perehing
Philip Sohn
One Hundred and Ninth Infantry
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
House Judiciary Committee
Adolph Neurad
Family Wine and Liquor Dealers’ Association
Simmona
House
War Expenditures Committee
Eat
Trent
Hines
House Appropriations Committee
Hela
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau
State
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