Attitude of Senators Shapes League Treaty Fight
Washington June 16 The president plans a nationwide speaking tour to press ratification of the League of Nations while Senate debates Knox resolution against accepting the covenant with the peace treaty. Wilson heads west to rally support, likely around July 1 return, and may push a public address on independence day. Debate and timing focus on the Knox measure and Northern states opposition.
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Paty Low
Anaconda News Snapshot from The Standard Today
State telegraphic notices and local briefs highlight changes in pavement plans at Butte schools, a fourth celebration event, and court cases. The report also mentions mining, market reports, and sports notes with disabled Montana beats Conne Cart Evans returning from wartime service.
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Anaconda News
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Serigan Troops Return After Villa Campaign Near El Paso
Allied forces report serigan troops returning to the American side after a night campaign against Villa forces near the river. Cavalry, artillery, and engineers pursued fugitives across marshy terrain, capturing Mexican horses and mounting a mounted pistol charge before dawn.
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Jaren
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Vila
Wort Elie
Givalty
Chigan
Arden
Reb
J. J. Hornbrook
Ine
Casualties on American Front Across Rio Grande
Mexico reports American troops crossed into Mexican territory near Juarez on June 18 after Gen. Felipe Angeles received word at his headquarters 12 miles southeast of Juarez. The clash involved U S Army units including the Twenty-fourth Infantry and Eighty-second division with scattered casualties and a South Bank fortress noted on the Rio Grande. Local dispatches cite wounded, missing, and motor truck incidents as the conflict escalates along the border.
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Neveatitensics
Priva 14
Pei Trom
Rio Grande
United “States
Coe Corp
Sam "Tusco
Barbara Mirowih
Ward” Reilly
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Ramirez
Madrid
Mexico
Felipe Angeles
Juarez
Angeles
End of Wire Tieup in Hands of Burleson
Chicago June 15 Termination of the nation wide strike of commercial telegraphers rests largely in the Postmaster General Burleson. Officials awaited a definite statement from him after reading reports from the American Federation of Labor convention. Telegraphers’ union leaders claimed the strike now includes about 72 000 persons and ties up railroad telegraph services while commercial business suffers.
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American Federation of Labor
Burleson
Nercial Teleg | of America
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Telegraphers’ Union
Tai
Sirens
Werterhi Union
Son Mercial
Sonight
Ohio Women Pep Arrives as Suffrage Support Grows
Ohio leaders ratify federal woman suffrage and consider a 1920 presidential vote if the amendment is not yet in effect. Montana Rotary visitors flood Utah hotels in support, with bands and delegations arriving for the convention.
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Columbus
Ohion General Assembly
Lack of Wisdom at Costly Victory
June 16 report on war leaders urging a just peace with Germany and cautions that victory could be costly. The speaker warns disunion and lack of unity threaten victory, stressing stern peace and timely armistice terms.
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Joann J. Frazier
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St. Paul
Germany
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Addad
Windom
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Wong
Oren
Bandits Loot at Cleveland Bank
Armed bandits robbed a West Cleveland bank this afternoon in Cleveland Ohio, forcing the bank to surrender and escaping in a stolen automobile with an estimated value of 30000 dollars. Police launched a manhunt for the suspects after the heist near the bank.
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Cleveland
Ohio
West Cleveland
Socialists Reject Soviet Constitution Proposal in Weimar
In Weimar on June 16 the socialist congress rejected a proposal for a Soviet style German constitution. The body also adopted a resolution refusing pensions for former royal family members.
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Socialist Congress
Congress
Address of Senators Walsh and Robinson Support League
President AP address praises Senators Walsh of Montana and Robinson of Arkansas for backing the League of Nations. The message to Secretary Tumulty says their speeches render the country great service and bolster the United States standing and influence in the world.
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League of Nations
Kronstadt Fall Imminent Reported by Naval Circles
Reports from Reval, capital of Esthenia, say Kronstadt naval base near Petrograd is falling to Bolshevik forces. The fortress allegedly displayed a white flag several times as defenders reportedly capitulate.
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Esthenia
Navy divides United States fleet structure in two balanced divisions
Washington reports two equal Pacific and Atlantic fleets to be commanded by Admiral Henry B. Wheeler and Admiral Rodman. Each fleet comprises four divisions of battleships and dreadnoughts, two divisions of cruisers, eighteen divisions of torpedo craft, three divisions of submarines, and two divisions of mine layers. Proclamations signed by Sonora acting governor Calles warn that under martial law any person manufacturing or selling alcohol will be executed by firing squad without trial until state declaration.
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L. J. Christer
Utah
Sam Treloar
Ban Wan
Delow
Rotary
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Arlington
Chapman
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Navy Department
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Atlante
Ug Rodman
Pacific
Aguarrieta
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Sane
P. Elias Calles
Sonora
Indictment Clarified by Clemenceau in Versailles Treaty Move
The Allied powers finalize terms as Rantzau prepares to present to the German National Assembly in Weimar. A revised draft treaty is delivered to German representatives in Versailles with a tight reply deadline and a ceremonial observance by officials including Dutasta Simon and Baron Loersner.
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Weimar
National Assembly
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Germany
Count von Brock
Paul Dutusta
Feneral
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Baron von Loersner
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Versailles
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Two More Days of Grace Given Amid War Talks
AP reports in Paris that German officials demanded formal receipt of documents and the hasty transfer of papers to Weimar. The text outlines a two part reply covering a plan for plebiscite rules upper Silesia coal guarantees, army limits, reparations talks, and modifications to finance and ports clauses along with an insurance of wartime obligations.
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Baron von Loersner
Dutasta
Herr Simonens
Dorff- Ranta Boas
Weimar
Upper Silesia
West
Prus
Intel
Kiel
Winnipeg Strife Eases as Volunteers Repair Damage
Storm disrupts action with reduced strikes and postponed jitney service. Volunteers begin large scale repairs to buildings and utilities while employers offer a bargaining plan. Federal Labor Minister Robertson endorses the plan as non radical union leaders back it. Montana weather follows with generally fair and cooler conditions.
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Hcese
Metel
Setzutes
Stril
Gideon D. Robertson
Iirely
Robertson
Merry
Way Brotherhood
Steel Workers' Union Plans Invasion of Enemy Country
A twenty four member committee of international labor unions led by Samuel Gompers discusses organizing steel workers and promoting a League of Nations solidarity campaign. Andrew Furuseth is named to direct the effort with delegates preparing to push vigorous action beginning Wednesday.
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Andrew Furuseth
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