Berlin forms new German cabinet under Bauer
Berlin reports a new German cabinet formed under Premier Bauer, with Dr. Hermann Mueller as foreign minister. The lineup includes Eduard David as interior minister, Mathias Erzberger as finance and vice premier, and Gustav Noske as national defense minister. Erzberger and Mueller are noted as leading socialist figures linked to postwar reconciliation efforts.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Herr Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Germany
Interior
Eduard David
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Wiswell
Herr Schlicke
Treasury
Herr Meyer
Posts and Telegraphs
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Colonial Office
Rell
Gustav Noske
Schmidt
Ministry of Justice
Treasury Department
Kaufbauren
Bavaria
Premies
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Dr. Mueller
Berlin crisis and Scapa Flow ships sink as new German ministry takes over
Reports describe Premier Scheidemann's replacement by Herr Bauer to satisfy Allied treaty demands. German crews scuttled Scapa Flow ships, many battleships and cruisers sank while smaller craft beached. New ministry led by Eduard David pledges optimism and treaty plans. Berlin cites Mathias Erberger proposing League of Nations access and immunity terms, though no confirmation. Italian cabinet changes loom as Francesco Nitti pursues a new ministry and Tittoni may return as foreign minister.
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Scheidemann
Berlin
Herr Bauer
Scapa Flow
Eduard David
Irsberger
Gustav Neister
Mathias Eraberger
German Armistice Commission
Germany
League of Nations
Francesco Nitti
Finance
Tomasso ‘Titton
Cops of Gotham raid Bolshevist nests in three city centers
In New York on June 21 joint state troops and Lusk committee agents raided the Rand School the Industrial Workers of the World and the Communist newspaper offices. About 30 people faced seizures of documents as authorities cited the search warrants issued by Chief City Magistrate McAdoo.
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Laska Legislative Committee
Rand School
Industrial Workers of the World
Lower East Side
Lower West Side
A. T. Stevenson
Lusk Committee
Samuel A. Berges
Rand
McAdoo
ADOT GRAFTILY PROPOSES PLAN TO SMOOTH TREATY PATH
Washington, June 21. Senate debate on the League of Nations intensifies as Elihu Root outlines a plan with reservations for ratification. Senator Borah warns he might leave the Republican party over its stance. Senator Hitchcock says no party dares oppose the covenant and that ratification is assured by Republican votes. Senator Knox notes continued discussion.
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League
Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Elihu Root
Foreign Relations Committee
Borah
Idaho
Republican Party
Mie
Zheork
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Knox
Pennsylvania
Labor's Little Giant Still Holds Control
Samuel Gompers was re elected President of the American Federation of Labor at a convention in Atlantic City and voted a salary of 10000 a year. One radical voted against. The convention adopted a resolution directing the executive council to act on a joint congressional plan for a conference of industrial heads to study problems and suggest remedial legislation led by Frank P Walsh.
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Washington
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Samuel Gompers
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Basil M. Manly
National War Labor Board
Frank P Walsh
Vote of British Colonies Benefit V5 Says Wilson
Atlantic City June 21 President Wilson says British colonies will have voting power in the League of Nations general labor conference, a point he describes as strength not embarrassment for the United States. He argues the changes in the labor covenant empower colonies like Canada and others, aligning their representation with global labor hopes and ratification prospects. He stresses colonies’ problems mirror our own, hence their inclusion aids our stance. The report notes the day’s dispatch from the Amereration of Labor convention and mentions H. Hoar and WEVOKED as related items.
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League of Nations
United States
Wilson
Robert
Versailles
Cen
Great Britain
Death shadow over fatal joy ride ends in manslaughter charge
Miss Ruby Pascoe died from a fractured skull after an alleged joy ride with Prof. Lewis F. Keller of the Butte high school faculty. Keller faces a manslaughter charge filed by County Attorney Jackson in Louis Buckley’s justice court. An inquest is set for Tuesday afternoon.
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Ruby” Pascoe
West
Galena Street
Maurice Row Road
Lewis F. Keller
Butte High School
Jackson
Justice Court
Louis Buckley
Keller
Ix Auton Bile
Miss Pascoe
Mike Dwyer
Rupert. Gilpert
Reso
Mounted police fire on raging mob in streets
Winnipeg amid martial law after violent clash between thousands of striking workers and police. Gen. H. D. B. Ketchen took charge as three incidents sparked two hours of street fighting. One man died, several wounded, including soldiers and bystanders. guards armored cars appeared and crowds dispersed.
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Manitoba
Charles F. Gray
Winniper
Mike Sokolwoki
Robert C. Johnsone
Jack Barrett
Sinking of German ships at Scapa Flow reported
The Associated Press reports German crews sank interned battleships and battle cruisers at Scapa Flow, with Baden still afloat and several destroyers beached or sunk. A German rear admiral and others were taken aboard a British ship as some vessels resisted and were fired upon. Aviators Gwen Kissel and Sergeant from Mather Field landed in Pendleton to aid Army recruitment, en route to Yellowstone. Navy appropriation bill advances in Senate, about 630 million dollars requested, larger than House figure. Montana weather forecast: generally fair with possible snow.
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Germa
Nome
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Gwen Kissel
United States
Matherfield
Sacramento
Cale
Army
Seattle
Yakima
Paseo
Walla Walla
Spokane
Yellowstone National Park
Washington, D. C
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House
BEARS BELEAGUERED AS STRIKE TENSES CITY
Charles Gray announced little and hoped for a peaceful settlement while violence erupted outside City Hall. About 300 rioters were jailed as 55 Royal Northwest mounted police engaged on Main Street where vehicles and streetcars halted and merchants shuttered stores. The mayor agreed to meet strikers tomorrow to discuss terms.
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Loox
Charles Gray
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
In store for Mfr Villa SS Montans Rotarians arrive home
The page lists a jumble of items including Rotarians arriving home, teachers urging higher pay, Montana men arriving, and references to national and sports news. It notes a mine accident fatality of William I. Thomas and a upcoming playground opening.
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National Grane
William 1. Thomas
Montana
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