Germany Demands Reciprocal Peace Terms and Global Court
In a long reply Germany demands respect for reciprocal economic treaties and river traffic freedom while preserving German sovereignty. It rejects extradition of the former emperor, proposes an international neutral court for crimes, and calls for a new conference to review Berne resolutions and allied proposals. It opposes Rhine occupation and seeks a self determined Europe with equal league participation and balanced territorial decisions including Sarre and East Prussia.
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League of Nations
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East’ Prussia
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Memel
Konigsberg
Expect Word From Austria Tuesday
Paris dispatch reports Austria to reply to the peace treaty by Tuesday, but no full response expected due to incomplete treaty provisions. Conference leaders may grant more time and will address missing clauses early next week as negotiations continue amid the en tente stalemate. Transcribed Alaska news notes Nome travelers report signs of potential mining activity. Nearby Snake River beaches show new strike potential and Dry Creek dredging outfits anticipate a profitable season. A miner’s wage dispute from last year is said to be resolved with no labor trouble anticipated.
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Paris
Nenana
Alaska
Nome
Snake River
Dry Creek
Claims for millions arise from Madero revolution
Reports indicate claims worth many millions of pesos have been filed with the relevant commission amid inaction by authorities. Dissatisfied parties argue that claims against foreigners should be handled through diplomatic channels and not charged to the Mexican government directly, complicating potential settlements.
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Mexico City
Battle reports and troop movements at Juarez
The Nineteenth Infantry entrains from Douglas to El Paso for patrol duty along the river front while reinforcements are due tomorrow. A second American casualty is reported as Corporal Ward Reilly is wounded and the bridge at El Paso is secured, with the International bridge under military control and a pass required to cross to Juarez. Maj. Gen. De Rosey Cabell is en route to El Paso in connection with the Juarez fighting.
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Villa
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International Bridge
Report Denounces Radicals and Bolshevism in US
Washington report details a Senate judiciary subcommittee finding radicalism lawlessness and violence amid bolshevik influence. It urges wartime espionage act like law expanding to curb high explosives foreign language publications and ownership disclosure.
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Overman
Una
King
Utah
Wolcott
Delaware
Nelson
Minnesota
Sterling
South Dakota
Senate
Bolshevik Influence Shakes Norwegian Labor Movem ent
The Norwegian favor party, controlled by bolshevist elements, refuses to join the Amsterdam socialist conference and declines to participate in reconstructing the internationals. It signals cooperation with radical left wings in Sweden, Russia, and Hungary, opposing West European labor links.
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Christiania
Favor Party
Bolshevist
Amsterdam
Central Labor Committee
Herne
Swit
Westurope
Black Malle Ponies Erlin Tha Lockemitha
Grothe tried to blexmail Dr Bothmann Holmes, the former chancellor, by four months’ tine for forgery. Grothe will seek more time as chancellor.
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Grothe
Bothmann-Holmes
Nancellor
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What Congress May Do This Week
Washington notes the Senate duel over the peace treaty and League of Nations links led by Senator Knox with plans for a possible filibuster. Democrats vow opposition. a Knox resolution vote remains likely this week. House aims to clear July 1 appropriation bills, including sundry civil, agricultural, District of Columbia, and army measures. Senate begins immediate consideration of the army bill.
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Congress
Knox
Republian
Pennsylvania
League of Nations
House
District of Columbia
Radicals Seek to Influence AFL Convention on Bolshevism
Atlantic City June 15 Indications show a small radical element in organized labor plans strong efforts this week to persuade AFL delegates to adopt less harsh views on Bolshevism. Copies of Soviet Russia published by the Soviet government bureau in New York appear where labor leaders can read them. A lecturer, Wilfred Humphries of Honolulu, says he spent 11 months in Russia as a Young Men’s Christian Association representative and met Lenin, declaring most newspaper reports about Russia are false. Delegates invited to hear him may be limited to discussion, with plans not to submit the measure for adoption. The convention may hear about the India Hindu case and a protest against wartime prohibition enforcement, as Samuel Gompers may address the session.
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American Federation of Labor
Russia
Eivesian
New York
Soviet Russia
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Honolul
Young Men's Christan Association
Lenine
Humphries
Samuel Gompers
Washington
Senate action appears not to disturb League treaty plans
Paris on Saturday June 14 reports no signs that Senate resolutions would affect the treaty or attempt to separate the League of Nations covenant. The program for completing the treaty presentation has been altered. Even if separation were intended, it would take many weeks to accomplish.
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Paris
Senator Johnson i Boomed for President
San Francisco June 15 Plans for forming a national organization to back Senator Hiram W Johnson for the Republican nomination were begun at a California party conference. The Johnson for President Association of California was created with Frank P Flint as chairman and Philip Bancroft as secretary. An executive committee of 50 will be named to build the effort. Governor Stephens endorsed the candidacy in a letter read at the meeting.
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Los Angeles
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Flint
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America
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Labor Department Revival Hinted by Montana Official
Scott Leavitt of Great Falls in charge of Montana labor affairs says the federal labor bureau may be expanded before Congress adjourns. While en route to Salt Lake City with Rotarians, he attended the Deer Lodge Grand Army encampment and spoke on labor conditions, also delivering veteran addresses as post commander of the Spanish War Veterans.
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Salt Lake City
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Salt Lake
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Helena
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Program Is Gwn By Two Of Butte's Lodges
Yesterday afternoon the Odd Fellows and the Rebekahs presented a program at Fidelity hall on West Broadway. Inman addressed the occasion and the Jones quartet, a noted local group, performed several beautiful songs that drew much applause. The melodies captivated the gathering.
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Rebekahs
Fidelity Hall
West Broadway
He Jones
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Funeral notices from Meaderville and Mueller family
The notices report Thomas O Leahy buried at Loom Tam e and interment at St Peters family plot after funeral at Holy Kaylor church Tuesday morning. Also listed is Joseph Kenneth Mueller of 120 West Plat ham street with a Wednesday morning funeral time to be announced.
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St Peters
Mueller
Joseph Kenneth Mueller
Joseph “Mueller
West Plat Ham Street
Don’ts to prevent forest fires for campers and woods users
Washington announces from the American Forestry association urges strict fire safety to cut losses from 1918 fires. Do not leave matches or cigarette butts alight, avoid campfires unless necessary, fully extinguish, and call a guard if any fire cannot be out. Emphasizes prevention over cure to protect timber and soil.
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Association
Wisdom paper touts unique high speed mimeograph machine
The Big Hole Basin News in Wisdom boasts ownership of a rare mimeograph type machine. Editor R Tathaway says the small weekly, with about 300 residents, has the machine and believes it has paid for itself. Fishing mentions appear in the item.
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Butte
R. Tathaway
Big Hole Basin
Wisdom
Jour
Mr. Hathaway
Maine
Filipinos Leave Hawaii En Route to Mainland Work
In recent weeks over a thousand Filipino sugar plantation laborers have departed Hawaii for the mainland amid reports of rising wages. Planters say labor supply remains steady due to arrivals from the Philippines. Many of the emigrants are reported bound for Alaska salmon canneries.
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Philpines
Alask
Cement ship Palo Alto differs from Faith ship in design and mix
June 16 San Francisco reports the new cement ship Palo Alto launched at Government Island Oakland differs in architecture and concrete mix from the Faith ship. Builders San Francisco Shipbuilding Company under Watth direction emphasize reinforced walls and foundations for strength while retaining some concrete features.
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Government Island
Oakland
Wits
Palo’ Alto
Sana
Watth
Palo Win Botton
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