AFL Indorses League Covenant Weak Labor Provisions
Organized labor in Atlantic City approves the League of Nations covenant and its labor provisions though weakened. The AFL reconstruction convention votes 29 750 to 420 in favor, while affirming self determination for Ireland. President Wilson cites delayed cables and notes the provisions are not materially weakened and remain a most serviceable magna charta for labor.
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Alantic City
N. J
League of Nations
Wilson
American Federation of Labor
Jone
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Belgium
Friends of Labor
Gompers
Wretch Chains Boy Shoots After Upbraiding
An incident near Leavenworth leads to a fatal shooting after a local boy was upbraided. Sheriff Wilson reports the suspect Ray Toop was arrested, and the boy remains under investigation as details unfold from the Kansas harvest era.
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Leavenworth
WE Wilkes
Missouri
Troy
Wilso
Ray
Toop
Sherman debate stirs fear of Vatican control in League talk
Washington reporters describe a tense Senate session on the League of Nations with opponents pressing for action. Senator Sherman injected a religious angle, warning that Catholic delegates could fuse church and state, while Eithne Root and Senator Knox discussed strategy as Lodge returned to steer talks toward Versailles.
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Washington
Senate
League of Nations
League
Vatican
Eithu Root
Knox
Pennsylvania
Lodge
Foreign ‘Relations Committee
Sherman
Republ
Illinois
League Assembly
Hoodwinked Aviators, Leaders Accused in Strike Probe
In San Antonio on June 20 two army aviators were killed near Del Rio Texas during a flight toward El Paso. Reports from Winnipeg indicate the strike center claims bolshevist influence and government officials release letters alleging propaganda ties within the central strike committee.
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San Antonio
Texas
Eilington Eld
Houston
Delrio
Messag
el Paso
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Sin
G. D. Robertson
Charles P. Gray
W. H. Perry
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
A. J. Andrews
Labor Temple
Labor
The
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Butte Venues Set As City Hears Announcers And Events
Fragmentary notes show events across Butte including Salvation Army speaking engagement, a labor convention dispute, a contraband booze case sent to a state laboratory, a priest’s first mass in Salt Lake City, and various classified ads and market notices.
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Olumbia Gardens
Kew
Arthur’ Stueker
Alor Ial
Salvation Army
Butte
Furuseih
State ‘Laboratory
Salt Lake City
Yell Davis
Trial Set For Daly and Smith Charge Next Monday
Helena June 20 The trial of Re B Smith and Leo Daly on a charge has been set for Monday next according to the court calendar.
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Helena
B.smith
Leo Daly
Restrict Immigration and Hire Americans Debate
Salt Lake City June 20. Dr Silnallo argues to Rotarians that economic recovery rests on fair play and conciliation not coercion. He urges immigration limits until assimilation and education of foreigners, claiming higher American labor costs are worthwhile for long term prosperity.
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Salt Lake City
Sinallo
America
Suzzallo
Sollee
Yale Beats Harvard In Historic Regatta Victory
Yale defeated Harvard by a half length in the first inter varsity race since 1916 on the Thames. The Cambridge crew briefly challenged before Yale surged ahead, breaking Harvard's long wake of victories and ending a tie in the series dating back to the 1850s.
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Harvard
Yale
Thames River
New London
Conn
Leighton
Capt
F. Whitman
FE. Olmstead
J. E. Linder Jr
P.M Lathrop
Batchelder Jr
W. Davis
E. Pierson
New Loi
Thames
Simon
Crimson
Cambridge
Tory
Crimson Garsmen
Keno Neva and Silver Miners Recall Seven Years
A fragment recalls Keno Neva and silver miners with mention of seven years and a probabilistic span spanning several years later, implying ongoing or retrospective reflections within a mining community.
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Keno
Neva
Probator
Wilson delays league action as senate acts on peace treaty
Paris reports President Wilson will not participate in League until the senate ratifies or rejects the peace treaty. A seven member commission to investigate pogroms in Poland is planned, headed by Henry Morgenthau with two other Jewish members, per Polish and Lithuanian requests.
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Senate
Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
League of Nations
Eadward
Poland
Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Morgenthau
Emissary of Greaser Chief Hits Fire and Flight
Dr Hugh McGaughey of Winona Minnesota dies in ambulance en route to Western Washington hospital for the insane after going violent in a hotel. He set fire to his room, then damaged furniture and bashed four nurses while resisting capture. Son of former American Medical Association president, his body held in Winona awaiting orders.
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Oma
Hugh ¥. McGaughey
Winona
Minn
Minnesota
Western Washington Hospital
Steilacoom
McCaughey
McGaughey
John. B. McGaughey
American Medical Association
Castaways Believed Marooned On Flint Island Far South
Honolulu reports Capt D P Wail of the schooner Luka and seven crewmen 40 days overdue from Suva Fiji islands are thought to be marooned on Flint Island 1000 miles south of Honolulu in danger of starvation. The burgentine Alta had fires at Flint island but could not land due to seas and currents. Flint Island lacks water and food and no naval vessel is available for relief. Weather outlook for Montana is partly cloudy with cooler readings.
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Honolulu
T. H
D. P. Wail
Suva
Fiji Islands
Flint Island
San Francisco
South Pacific
Devilish Duty of Signing Is Bitter as Gall
An unconfirmed report from Coblentz says Count von Bernstorff, former German ambassador to the United States, named minister of foreign affairs and to come to Versailles to sign the peace treaty. Berlin reports say at 9 pm the German government is restructuring to form a capable regime for signing.
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Paris
Army
Cobleng
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Versailles
Associated Press
Gery
PERSUADER READY FOR FRITZ IF HE BALKS
The supreme council confirmed Allied plans for the advance if Germany fails to sign the peace treaty within the time limit. Marshal Foch Major General Bliss and General Robertson told the council of the contingency and noted little delay was expected in execution. In other news Nick Olson, 24, of Monroe was killed by a falling tree on Skykomish river property near Galena Lumber. Berlin politics remained turbulent as President Ebert stayed on to form a cabinet amid pressure for a peace referendum, with possible chancellors discussed including Oske Eroberger and Dr. Mueller.
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Marshal Foch
Eral Bliss
Robertson
Seheldmann
Mment
Palverett
Wawh
Nick Olson
Monroe
Tndex
Galena
Skykomish
Olson
Associated Press
Berlin
Ebert
People
Mann
Oske-Eroberger
Palmer Denounced by Allies as Custodian of Enemy Property
During the year and a half in charge of the office Palmer said he faced denouncement from both enemies and friends, with charges not about selling enemy rants at low prices but about selling to Americans who profited. He described Berlin as "official erica pickpocke" as he defended his career before the committee amid a large audience.
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Palmer
Berlin
Erica Pickpocke
Photogravure Section Expands in Sunday Standard
The Sunday Standard notes the photogravure feature gaining favor in large daily papers. It adds many new subscribers as tomorrow brings standard stories and special articles by Standard writers. Readers are invited to join the growing list.
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