British airship I 34 anchors at Roosevelt Field after Atlantic flight
Mineola N Y July 6 Britain's super dirigible I 34 completes a record Atlantic crossing anchoring at Roosevelt Field after 10 hours 2 minutes in the air and 5 624 miles of flight. Crew exhausted yet jubilant as return voyage planned for Tuesday morning weather permitting.
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France alliance statement sparks debate on League of Nations
Washington July 6 Senator Borah Republican of Idaho termed the new Franco American Britain alliance a premature obituary for the league of nations and charged the administration sought French support to back the plan. He argued the pact is a war alliance masking aims of disarmament and warns the president favored special alliances over the general league.
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Ruler of Iatch Called Upon the Carpet by 8059
An extensive dispatch reports Ian MacPherson Irish Chief Secretary’s frank admission of a policy of oppression toward Ireland. The interview, circulated to The Times and other papers, stirs London and Dublin politics as anti Irish propaganda resurfaces in America. MacPherson’s remarks prompt calls for explanation to Lloyd George amid debates on Irish treatment and Catholic intolerance claims.
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Paris Treaty Changes Increase Power and Risks
Paris July 6 The American French British defensive treaty shows key changes making it stronger while delaying effect until ratified by both the American Senate and British Parliament. President Wilson backs the pact and faces opposition from critics who fear concessions to the League of Nations and the possibility of weakening the balance of power.
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Log of R34 Flight Reveals First Complete Atlantic Voyage Sacrifices
Mineola N Y July 6 The log by Brig Gen E M Maitland official observer details the first complete R34 airship voyage to America from East Fortune to Mineola over 56 hours of flight. It describes fuel management storms and human courage during the 3600 mile crossing with notes on weather, navigation, and approach to New York.
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Dirigible Roosevelt Field Landing Described In Detail
The article recounts a dirigible flight toward Roosevelt Field 140 miles out, with landing operations at Montauk Point and Riverhead, wireless communication via the navy radio service, crews preparing for reception, parachute drops, ballast, and lines aiding the descent. Major Scott and Brigadier Mellard are noted among officials present.
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Real Brand of German Revolt Just Now Que
Care y in Cyril Brown reports from Berlin that Germany faces a real revolt as the hour for a Teuton upheaval nears. Central Berlin is described as at midnight in a near frenzy with military preparations and fears the situation may escape governmental control and challenge central military authority.
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Ex Crown Prince Threatens Suicide to Flee Capture
Fragmentary report details an ex crown prince warning of self harm to avoid arrest. Text is garbled and partially unreadable, with unclear location and dates. Further clarification needed for a precise update.
French expect trouble from Poland treaty in Paris analysis
Paris circles anticipate trouble from the recent alliance with Poland. Nationalists complain Poland interferes with French affairs and endangers the entente with Britain and Italy. The government faces socialist resignations as the commission report delays ratification, expected to pass in the chamber soon.
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