Walsh Speaks as Senate Readies League Vote
Washington June 1 A Senate fight over the League of Nations resumes with Knox resolution to put the Senate on record regarding the revised covenant The effort aims to warn the Paris conference the treaty cannot be ratified in its present form Senator Walsh of Montana counters that the covenant does not violate the constitution He argues objections stem from worn out theories and party politicking The weather for Montana is generally fair with cooler temperatures expected in the extreme east portion Thursday and Friday
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My Heart and My Husband Rotarians Meet in Tintte Delmauent
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Biplane Flight Starts Friday From Harbor Grace
Harbor Grace Newfoundland officials announce Handley Page biplane plans to begin Friday on the transatlantic run if weather holds. The craft, having completed a successful May flight, was prepared for a second preliminary cruise on the eve of the departure.
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LEME PROBE ABOUT TO FLASH IN THE PAY
Washington lawmakers heatedly debated how a copy of the peace treaty reached private hands in New York and stirred Senate controversy. Key witnesses, including Elihu Root and Thomas Lamont, testified the document came from Morgan partners. J P Morgan and Frank A Vanderlip denied ever seeing it. The hearing adjourned with no dates set, as observers noted the inquiry stalled and no leaks had been proven.
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Biggest planes may land soon in Yellowstone Park
Bozeman June 11 R W Child of the Parks Transportation company left for Yellowstone park to select landing site for the largest airplanes in existence plans Bitch Ta tuner the command br hient eck Mather tied Sacramento Make itn uis stop From there it with go toot 1 ach Tarraes eas fe Setebsites to tourists and travelers to visit the Names Withheld New York June 11 An army captain sentenced to serve a virtual fesentence for refusing to lead his company over the top and a former Y M C A worker accused of embeazied 65 000 francs nor among the 30 prisoners brought today on the Cape Finisterre The names of the prisoners were with
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Germany on Friday await allied reply on reparations terms
Paris reports progress on responding to German counter proposals. The main issue, reparations, will be set as a target to be fixed within four months after signing. The discussion moves toward accord on League admission and the Siesta question. President Wilson plans no trip to Britain. Colonel House travels to London for five days. The revised treaty likely will be sent to the German delegation by messenger for review before plenary submission.
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Disbursing officer vanishes with 483000 marks
An American intelligence alert requests search for a missing disbursing officer near the Coblenz bridgehead opposite occupied territory. The officer, bonded to the United States, disappeared with 483000 marks intended for the Fifth Field Artillery of the First Division.
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British submarine probably sunk in Baltic Sea
London dated report says a British submarine operating in the Baltic has been missing since June 4 and is presumed lost with all hands. Soviet statements received in London on June 7 claim the submarine that attacked destroyers in the Gulf of Koporla was sunk by artillery fire.
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Low Percent Beer Is Championed By Labor Convention
Janue City New Jersey June 11 Resolution by the American Federation of Labor urges exemption of 23 percent beer from eighteenth amendment and war time prohibition. Labor delegates vote 26479 to 4005 against dry elements. Resolution to be sent to President Wilson and Congress.
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European News Roundup on Paris Talks and Russian Front
AP dispatch notes faint hope in Paris as governments near a German counter proposal. Commission talks, Four-P Power council discussions, and varying progress on rests provisions show little forward movement. In Russia, Bolsheviks reportedly capture a town in Orenburg province from Admiral Kolchak forces.
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Ireland at the peace conference discussed unofficial support
At Paris the Irish American groups report President Watson would act unofficially to push Ireland's cause to the peace conference. Walsh and Dunne outlined talks on Ireland, the senatorial resolution, and how the American delegation should hear Irish views at the talks.
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Graf Waldersee rammed by cargo steamer near Sandy Hook
New York reports that the Graf Waldersee, a former German liner now with the United States Shipping Board, was rammed about eight miles off Sandy Hook by the Re fondo, a cargo boat. No loss of life was reported as rescue vessels including the Leviathan moved to assist. the Patricia stood by to take off passengers and crew. A second incident noted involved the Yankee, a 2418-ton ship, leaking after a collision with the Argentina off Fire Island light. the Yankee was abandoned and the crew taken aboard the Argentina.
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Strike claims denied as union strikes across country
New York June 4 Western Union and Postal Telegraph officials reiterated that service was not seriously affected by the Cor thal Telegraphers union strike. They cited 000 to 25,000 strikers active nationwide and predicted larger numbers tomorrow. Union leaders later said the first day of the nationwide telegraph strike showed promise of a near complete shutdown within three days. Reports from various districts indicated commercial telegraph business largely uninterrupted while unions reported higher turnout in cities like Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Ordinary men’s suits set to rise to seventy three
Kansas City June 11 Ordinary suits for men next spring will cost the wearer from 50 to 73 dollars, Ludwig Stein president Clothing Manufacturer, declared today. He says mid western reconstruction needs retail clothiers in this city. Mr. Stein notes wax and would be scarce because of lack of labor.
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Mexican Cavalry Massing to Meet Rebels at Juarez
Juarez Mexico June 11 five hundred Mexican federal cavalry left Juarez eastward under arms. Reports say some federals were killed in evening skirmishes with advancing forces of Gen. Villa and Angel. A military train and rail activity noted near the station as tension rises and officers gear up amid warnings of unrest.
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Washington House Refuses Conferees on Urgent Bill
By a 2 vote today the House refused to accept the conferees’ position on the urgent efficiency bill and rejected the $275 item added by the conference. The move signals continued resistance to the added expense and prompts further legislative maneuvering.
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Winnipeg Mayor to Invoke Military Aid to Halt Riots
Winnipeg Manitoba June 11 Mayor Charles F Gray announced that further street rioting of a serious nature will prompt him to call upon the militia. He said the question of invoking military aid was discussed in a conference with Brigadier General HD Keto, commander of the Manitoba military district, and Colonel Stearns of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police. City hall stated that street fighting increased demand for special constables, and Gray vowed to recruit 1,000 volunteers for police duty if needed. Bread milk and ice deliveries are being organized house to house. Rail union urges all employees on strike to report for duty tomorrow morning.
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