Big Four Decide On Treaty's Real Changes After Consults
International Reparations Commission may sit in Germany to determine definite sums Germany must pay. French claim crisis avoided in peace talks. unity asserted. British influence favors permanence in treaty. Americans cautious, seeking clarity on enforcement. Delegations to respond to French and German positions.
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International
Germany
Herbert Bayard Swope
cSane
Pablishive Co
Ami
Bales to Take Held Against Revolts and Rail Safety
Fragmentary text notes tensions over rail shipments, industry aid, and military presence. It mentions Mexican returnees, agricultural crops like chickpeas, and security actions affecting harvests and shipping. Keywords include Bales, rebels, Mexico, and government actions.
Bishop's Daughter to Aid Serbian Relief Work
Grace Aird Walkup, daughter of Bishop Charles Hutch, will travel to Belgrade after a stop in France to confer with Serbian relief officials. She will remain indefinitely to aid in relief and reconstruction efforts.
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France
Grace Aird
Helgrade
Charles 8. Hutch
Waikuptet
Paris
War Prohibition Urged as Wilson Proclaimed
Representative Dyer of Mietech cables President Wilson to declare wartime prohibition void. Debate centers on whether hearings justify repeal while Congress weighs limits of executive power. Senate moves to end federal control of wires. House panel to report repeal next week as telegraphers strike looms.
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Tee Morne
Maro Ecar
Washington
Dyer
Repub- A
Mietech
Wilson Knlaw
Congress
Wilson
Sethian
Winald
Fever
Bolshevism At Bottom Of Strikes Sweeping France
A fragmentary report discusses a debate on Bolshevism tied to a wave of strikes across France. It mentions Marcel Cachin and socialist figures in a chamber, with references to party lines and press issues amid labor unrest.
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France
Beulica
Marcel Cachin
Niet
Fielliine
L. Hoimatite
Argan
Hew
Praiark
Pxiteme
Perayat
Knox Attempts Senate Record On Nations League Treaty
A Senate dispute centers on a resolution to place senators on record opposing a treaty with the Nations League as part of broader legislation. The House hurried action seeks to pass a bill repealing federal control provisions without further debate.
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Knox
Nations League
Senate
Troop Movements Reported in Sonora and Chihuahua Route
Reports from Agua Prieta say General Carlos Plank remains in the Sonoran interior with no troop movements from Monora in weeks.Mexican interviewees estimate actual available forces at about one thousand, with plans to reinforce from Guadalajara a lancer regiment under Fortunate Moell moving toward Mazatlan and Guaymas by transport.
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Morning Journal
Peejay Lissen
Douglas
Aris
Carlos Plank
Sonora
Chihuahua
Mexico City
Agua Prieta
Colonia Morelos
Pulpite Pass
United States
Guadalajara
Moell
Manzanillo
Pernarta
Auge Prieta
Mazatlan
Guaymas
Yaqui
Hota
Lanccers
Texas Governor Ono Quiet on Grand Texas Visit
A fragmented dispatch notes Governor Ono in Texas with limited details about plans or schedule. Readers are left with minimal facts and vague references to events near Grande.
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Texas
Ono
Railroad Loan Reduced as Debate Highlights Partisan Rift
Washington June 10. The House passed a bill authorizing a 750 million dollar revolving fund for the railroad administration by a 305 to 4 vote, with Republicans urging faster action and Democrats pressing for a larger sum. Senate debate centers on restoring ICC power over interstate rail disputes and the timing of private control.
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Home Today
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Lues
Senate
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Kansas
Ramseyer
Iowa
Woodyard
West Virginia
Thomas
Kentucky
Good
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Hines
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Ammins
Pomerene Democrat
Neilson
Magee
New York
Waieh
Stheeane Wimnetia
United States
Brardy Democrat
Texas
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Two Men Die as Train Strikes Horses in Washburn Iowa
June incident reports a Twin City train bound for Chicago and St Louis hitting three horses at Washburn Iowa. Victims listed include engineer Pred Tindale and baggageman A Horton with Cedar Rlap ids and AbOlix among the injured.
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Wereek
Waterian
Iowa
Tock Island
Minnenapolia
Chicago
Bt Louis
Washburn
Pred Tindale
Cedar Rlapids
United States Steel May unfilled orders rise from April
United States Steel reports May 31 unfilled orders at 4 384 218 tons, up from April 16 figures. The May total shows a 18 47 percent increase in orders, reflecting demand strength as the steel industry tracks month to month.
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W York
United States Steel Corporation
Creane
Knox Resolution Signals Bitter Senate Clash Over League
Washington June 19 The Senate opened a new front in the league fight as Senator Knox Republican of Pennsylvania introduced a resolution to warn the peace conference that opposition would arise if the treaty is ratified in its present form The move aligns with Lodge sentiments and aims to separate consideration of membership from full treaty ratification The measure was referred to the Foreign Relations Committee for action with a vote expected to follow later this week and the debate anticipated to sharpen over Shantung Saar Valley and labor provisions while talks resume on the treaty text and private hands in its drafting The Senate plans to hear witnesses including Morgan Davidson Vanderlip and Warburg as the committee weighs next steps
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Y Morning Journal
Washington
Dune
Budiet
Congress
Senate
Kelisgh
Alimerota
Luther
Ppex
House
Caomratte
Senatear
League of Nations
Knox
Penns’iv Valua
Foreign Relations Committee
Lodge
Europe
United States
Sthonk
New York
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Iere
J., Pf. Morgan
Henry P. Davison
Frank A. Vanderlip
Thomes W. Lament
France
Eee
Jacob Pont
Paul Warburg
Detroit
Menater Horah
Republican
Idaho
Shan‘ute
Saar Valley
Shantung
Walsh
Montana
Secretary Wilson seeks 4.77 million for ongoing U.S. employment service
Secretary of Labor Wilson asked Congress through the Treasury to appropriate 4,766,000 for the Maintenance of the United States Employment Service for the next year. The agency runs 475 offices and handles job placement for about 65,000 people weekly, including 15,000 sailors and sailors job changes. The request includes plans to create a permanent national employment service.
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Ted
Washington
Wilson
Treasury Department
Congress
United Tates
Big Four Disagree On Main Treaty Questions In Paris
Reports from Paris indicate the Allied powers clash on core treaty points. German counter proposals loom while Hungary considers a ceasefire and American troops retreat to the coast as tensions mount over possible upheaval in the Crecho-Biovaks region.
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Paris
BIG Four
Vancouver barely touched by strike disruption
Vancouver, B C June 16. Citizens report minor effects from a strike. Street cars may resume service within 24 hours without striking carmen. Ship service continues despite the walkout of seamen. Theatrical workers voted against striking.
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Specia
Vancouver
B.C
Whitney and Wolf Tie in Trans Mississippi Golf Qualifier
Neilson Whitney of New Orleans and Clarence Wolf of St. Louis tied for low score at 153 in the qualification round of the Trans Mississippi golf championship today at St. Louis Country Club.
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Wolf
St Louis
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Neilson Whitney
New Orleans
Clarence Wolf
St. Louis
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