Reverend Mythen Advocates Irish Freedom in Butte Talk
The Rev James Gratton Mythen rector of the Episcopal church in Norfolk Va spoke in the Butte high school auditorium urging freedom for Ireland He warned US public sentiment must defend self determination and warned against Britain propaganda He urged America to stay true to wartime principles as Irish freedom and peace treaty considerations were weighed The report notes intense enthusiasm from the audience and references resolutions by James Murray published on page 10 column 4
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Episcopal Church
Norfolk
Butte High School
Advocs Freedom For
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Congress
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Irelaad
Exciting Time at Amerongen
Associated Press reports evident excitement at Amerongen castle as German arrivals trigger shutdown of the usual service. The former German emperor walked in the garden with three men, discussing a serious topic in loud voices. One companion appears to be Dr Alfred Zimmerman, former German secretary of foreign affairs.
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Amerongen
Amerongen Castle
Alfred Zimmerman
Direct Flight Not Probable at This Time
A Plymouth England AP report notes a Navy NC crew canvass on a direct Atlantic flight by the NC 4. Opinions diverged on feasibility with wind direction crucial. Lieutenant B F Stone said no Newfoundland Ireland route home due to aircraft limits. some plans call for extra gas and destroyer support along the course for safety.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
England
New England
Ireland
Lieut
B. F. Stone
Newfoundland
Atlantic
Irish question on President Wilson hearing urged
Paris June 1. Frank P Walsh and Edward F Dunne, representing American Irish societies, wrote to President Wilson urging official hearing for Ireland at the peace conference. They said Ireland’s representatives must be allowed to present their case. otherwise they should petition him to use his influence to obtain a hearing before the four great powers.
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Paris
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Dunne
Wilson
Ireland
Philadelphia
Promoters of Winnipeg Strike in Ashes of Folly
Speech from Calgary in March decries sympathetic strikes as weapon against labor, urging workers to abandon unions. Warns public suffering from labor unrest, claims the union movement aims to undermine sacred obligations, while noting Winnipeg trial performances cost millions in wages and fuelled public discontent.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Canada
Bavaria parties unite on unity as cure for crisis
Munich reports representatives of all Bavarian parties agree unity is the only salvation amid severe country conditions. Working and bourgeois groups must join to stabilize the nation. In Munich about 20,000 unemployed. the new cabinet may remove peasant League representation and curb old revolutionary influence as Bavaria shifts to a national volunteer defense system.
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Munich
Bavaria
Berlin
Lokal Angeiger
Peasants’ League
Kurt Eisner
Troop Train Plunges Embankment Near Ashland
Omaha witnesses a troop train carrying 276 casuals of the 537th Hoboken company derails after leaving the coaches bound for San Francisco. Twenty-five men, including five vers and one Y.M.C.A. secretary, sustain minor injuries as the cars slide into Salt Creek. Rescue crews evacuate the wounded to Fort Omaha.
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537Th Hoboken Company
Pre- Sidio
San Francisco
Salt Creek
Ashland
Fort Omaha
Rhine population welcomes republic in wartime upheaval
The Rhine towns proclaimed a republic today amid war in the Rhine provinces. The population met the event with satisfaction and hopes it ends the painful uncertainty. A new government led by Dr. Dorden was installed in Wiesbaden and addressed messages to governments and the peace conference.
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Dorden
Weisbaden
Toronto Street Railway declines to join sympathy walkout
In Toronto on June 1 the Street Railway company voted 750 opposed to 250 against supporting the general strike. About fifteen hundred union carpenters already on strike voted to back the walkout. The plumbers and gun fitters union chose to continue work.
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Jo Toronto
el Toronto Street Railway Company
Fire at Valence movie house leaves many dead in panic
A blaze during a performance at a Valence-sur-Rhone cinema killed or injured a large number of spectators. By early evening the death toll reached 80 with 53 children among the dead. About four thousand people were inside. after the operator’s cabinet fire broke out a frantic exit rush caused many to be trampled as rescuers pulled survivors from the building.
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Valence-sur-Rhone
Hawker Joins Welcome at Plymouth Station
London June 1 three American sailors and soldiers arrived at Plymouth to greet Lieut. Commander Stead. Harry G. Hawker, British aviator, arrived earlier and was carried in a joyous crowd at the station. The welcome included cheers for Hawker and Mrs. Hawker as they drove away.
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London
Plymorne
Diington Station
Amer
A.C. Ead
Harry G. Hawker
Stead Wax
Flymouth
Mrs.Hawker
Rens
Mr. Hawker
Bolshevik Fleet Faces Defeat in Short Sea Battle
A brief action near Kronstadt left the Bolshevik fleet, including the battleship Petropaviosk, retreating as seven British warships pressed the engagement along the coast fifteen miles west of Kronstadt. The Russians fled to Kronstadt after the brief clash.
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Petropaviosk
Kronstadt
Planes Collide. Two Aviators Die in Maine Collision
A collision at about 1,000 feet killed Lieut. Melvin B. Keleher and Corp. ph Katzman, army aviators from Mineola, New York. The crash occurred during flight, and both men were killed instantly.
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New Maven Conn
Melvin B. Keleher
Corp
Ph Katzman
Mineola
Peace terms to Austrians due at Germain en Laye
AP reports talks to present the terms for Austria with Allies in France at Germain en Laye. The Austrian reply will outline military political obligations and future boundaries. Indemnities and reparations details are withheld as proposals unfold this week amid broader Allied counter offers and Baltic region movements.
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Associated Press
S. Germain-en-Laye
Leotland
Lithuania
Baltic
Finland
Kronstadt
Rantzaus Peace Terms Labeled Impossible by German Head
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, leader of the German peace delegation, declares the proposed treaty unacceptable and says Germany cannot bear the terms. He notes that excluding Germany from the League of Nations would be a death sentence and outlines German counter proposals and territorial aims at Versailles. He cites need for justice and warns the Allies against punitive demands that threaten German survival and national honor.
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Clemenceau
State Department
Germany
League of Nations
Alsace-Lor Posen
Strike Preparations Tingle Through Bell System Network
Washington reports a looming nationwide walkout by telegraph and telephone workers over alleged unionization among Atlanta telephone girls and disputed terminations. Postmaster General Burleson ordered an investigation into differences with Southern Bell, while union leaders pressed for a noon strike across Bell system operators unless workers are reinstated.
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Southern Bell Telephone Company
Atlanta
Neral Burleson
N. Tet
Nen York
Facor
Pany
Konenka
Nercial Telenion of America
Post Office
Bell System
American ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Western Union
1 Systems
Financial delegate returns to Germany from Versailles
Paris June 1 Herr Urbig financial member of the German peace delegation with Councllors Arnem and Hinmelsbach and eight others left Versailles last night for Germany.
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Paris
Herr Urbig
Councllors Arnem
Hinmelsbach
Versailles
Germany
Paderewski Plans Probe Commission To Poland
Polish premier Ignace Paderewski says he will ask President Wilson to name an American commission to visit Poland and investigate charges about treatment of Jews. He disclosed this in a letter to Herbert Hoover reacting to a New York meeting. Weather for Montana forecasts fair and warm on Monday and likely Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Paris
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Wilson
Poland
Herbert C. Hoover
New York
Mystery in a Front Porch Party Meet
An Anaconda classified item hints at a local social event described as a front porch gathering. Details are sparse with readable fragments suggesting a community meet up and possible advertising in the standard section.
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