Senate Debates Over League of Nations Covenant
In Washington on June 30 the senate opened a long debate on the League of Nations covenant. Senator Borah accused Thomas W. Lamont of Morgan Bank of buying the New York Evening Post to push ratification and said bankers control the league. Senator Hitchcock countered that business leaders labor groups churches and farmers all favor ratification, citing broad popular support.
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French Premier Presents Treaty to Chamber of Deputies
Paris June 3 The French Premier Clemenceau presented the peace treaty text to the Chamber of Deputies and spoke of peace without weakness. Deputies debated the league covenant amid protests from oppositions and alarm over Ireland, with cries and calls for posting the treaty throughout France.
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President Wilson Expected Monday Noon Aboard Washington
President Wilson is about 15 miles from shore noon today aboard the George Washington en route to Washington likely arriving Monday. The presidential party is not stopping in New York and the president may address Congress with a detailed treaty statement. he observes drills and praises Captain McCauley for crew readiness.
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German Emperor May Escape Trial
Washington dispatch reports that international law experts doubt the former German emperor will be tried. Some argue he could seek a venue change, claiming bias, while officials say Netherlands unlikely to surrender him and extradition by force is not expected.
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Treaty With Poland Publicized in Paris Conference
The treaty between the Allies and the United States with Poland was released today in Paris. Poland pledges to protect minorities from discrimination and to assume a portion of the Russian debt as allocated by the inter allied commission, plus support for postal railway telegraphic and other convener arrangements.
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Prohibition Policy Shifts as Justice Dept Delays Prosecution
Washington moves to halt new prosecutions as Supreme Court rulings delay action on wartime liquor enforcement. The Justice Department signals beer sales may continue while Congress debates a straight enforcement bill. Officials expect a March to spring timeline with potential exemptions and new regulations. enforcement will hinge on court decisions and emergent legislation.
Regulatory crackdown on liquor sales across states
Washington reports stringent rules to govern liquor sales and distribution. The article notes pharmacists and doctors faced limits on quantities and licenses, with wholesaler and retailer stocks under scrutiny and a tax illustration of $447 for alcohol medicated products.
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Artillerymen Seek Discharged Soldiers Reassembled in El Paso
In El Paso boxes mark the 14th of an ember of field artillerymen from the 144th who were once with Battery A New Mexico. They are being remobilised and expected to complete by Tuesday night. Many served with the New Mexico battery when called to border duty after the Columbus raid three years ago. The unit, praised by army officers, includes veterans from Roseville and other New Mexico towns.
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Ah RO Squadron Pathol Mission Journal Note
The Nicer ninth Aero Squadron moved today from ter deen Maryland to Cotumten New Mexico for duty in connection with border operations and base services in support of advancement. An objective and a search for a suitable airfield were noted as part of the mission.
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Weather forecast notes scattered showers expected
Portions of the report indicate cooler readings with likely showers in the west. A mix of partly cloudy conditions and scattered rain is anticipated as a trough moves through the region through Tuesday.
Nobaddy at the Center of a Local Mixup
A garbled 1920s style note hints at a public disturbance involving a person named Nobaddy. The fragment mentions a Wednesday event and trouble around a schedule, with unclear references to groups or locations.
Department of Justice Rules On Prohibition Enforcement
The Department of Justice issues a new ruling limiting sale of beer and stronger drinks containing 2 3/4 percent alcohol or less. Attorney General Palmer states it is unlawful to sell for beverage purposes any distilled spirit beer wine or other intoxicating liquor except for export until demobilization ends. He orders arrests and warrants for offenders with federal and state cooperation.
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Explosion at Heckisland Coal Mine Claims Eight Miners
A blast at the Heckisland Coal Company mine near here traps eight miners, with seven others reported missing as rescuers work through the shaft. The cause remains undetermined as teams evacuate and search the wreckage.
Disloyalty claims at wartime Non-Partisan League
Witnesses describe a meeting of the Non-Partisan League during the World War era in which organizers and speakers were accused of seditious intent. Testimony cites Hedge organizer Kvng Prettag as principal speaker and discusses themes attacking capital.
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British Planes Prepare Across Pacific Pact
British aircraft will begin a Pacific crossing October 15 from San Diego en route to Australia. Captain We Me Donald, formerly of the Camadeus flying service in Melbourne, disclosed the plan yesterday. The route will include stops at Hogolcle and near Guam, with additional legs toward Negesaks.
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Paris set to approve Austrian peace terms at press meeting
In Paris in June representatives from Austria and allied powers discuss terms of the Acer peace treaty and the Austrian delegation aims to secure formal acceptance by the end of the press conference. The issue centers on reconstruction and economic clauses following years of conflict.
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Congress Fails to Enact Bill A in Debates and Delays
Washington June 3 Congress failed to pass Bill A delaying adjournment and preventing funding gaps for July 1 as Senate and House conference negotiators debated Sundry Civil and air service appropriations. Leaders plan to resume talks tomorrow amid stalled bills and unresolved riders.
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Wheat Elevators Ordered to Deliver Sixty Million Bushels
Aboard a grain board directive, the wheat elevators are set to supply fifteen million bushels near twelve months with a 82 percent completion from the саnada totals.
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Editorial writer on witness stand
A 1916 libel trial featured an editorial writer testifying about policy on war with Germany. The witness defended the Tribene’s pro Allied stance and argued the United States should not risk security or dignity, detailing views on arms shipments and intervention.
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