Separate Peace Debate Shocks Senate Leaders
Republican leaders weigh a possible separate peace with Germany as a tactic to defeat the league of nations. They argue war can end by treaty with Germany while the United States stays out of allied entanglements, aiming to avoid European entanglements and preserve national autonomy.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Germany
England
France
Italy
Congress
America
League of Nations
League
Crown
House of Commons
Poison case shifts to suspect arrest in Akron
Akron police arrest Hazel Brady 42 at 450 North Ave as coroner cites mysterious features in the death of her husband James Brady 28. She fled after being alerted to suspicions of poisoning. Police search for Vincent Biondo 30 killer who was shot on Edison Avenue with a clue from a dying statement.
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Akron
Ohio
Hazel Brady
North Ave
James Brady
Kent
Cleveland
Vincent Biondo
Edison Avenue
Biodo
Ford-Tribune libel trial opens fifth week with Ford family expected
Mount Clemens Michigan June 9 The defense in the Ford Tribune libel suit began its side as the fifth week of the trial opened today. In addition to prior depositions and witnesses, the defense was prepared to call high Ford Motor Company officials including Henry Ford and his son Edsel.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford-Tribune
Ford Motor Company
Henry Ford
Edsel
Miss Clarice Daugherty Sets Remarkable Attendance Record
Miss Clarice Daugherty daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Daugherty of Richland Avenue graduates from John Hancock High School after eleven years with perfect attendance. She attended Alexander District and Albany schools walking two miles daily during four years without missing a day and only minimal tardies. Her grades place her among this year’s graduating class leaders.
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Columbus
Albany
Athens
Clarice Daugherty
Bert Daugherty
Richland Avenue
Daugh
Erty
John Hancock High School
Alexander
Senators Probe Leaks Draw Bankers Into Case
President Wilson backs investigation into treaty text leaks and urges thorough prosecution. Senate Foreign Relations subpoenas J. P. Morgan, Frank A. Vanderlip, and other New York bankers to testify and produce correspondence with Morgan and Company regarding the peace treaty and League of Nations.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. P. Morgan
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Jacob Schieff
Henry P. Davison
Thomas Lamont
Paul Warburg
Morgan
Vanderlip
Lamont
Morgan and Company
Paris
London
League of Nations
Davison
White
American Red Cross
Hitchcock
Wilson
Borah
Lodge
Detroit Mayor proposals to buy street railway lines
Mayor Couzens urged Detroit City Council to meet June 29 and vote for 10 million dollars in bonds to acquire and operate the Detroit United Railway. He said lines built under the Marx agreement could be bought at cost plus ten percent depreciation. Street car service was halted and drivers sought other transport as a strike spread.
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Detroit
Mich
Couzens
Detroit United Railway
Carmen
Young physician dies in Philadelphia during reunion event
Dr. T Henry Becker Jr a 34 year old Bluefield West Virginia physician and president of Bluefield Sanitarium died after arriving at a Philadelphia hotel in a semi conscious state. An autopsy will be performed and doctors suspect a narcotic may have caused death.
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Philadelphia
T. Henry Becker Jr
Bluefield
W. Va
Becker
Bluefield Sanitarium
Jefferson Medical College
Mayor Woodworth Leads Fight Against Toledo Prize Fight
Athens mayor and four churches urge Governor Cox to block the Willard Dempsey bout on July 4 in Toledo. Citizens urged to protest with the line Stop this fight Governor stop this fight as pastors plan letter campaigns to Ohio churches and the public.
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Willard-Dempsey
Toledo
Athens
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Christian Church
Copeland
Central Avenue M. E
E. C. Woodworth
Ohio
Cox
Woodworth
J. B. Allen
A. Y. Wilcox
Porter
M. FE
Nelsonville
Seville
Chief Porter
Tex Rickard
Pacific Coast
Wilson
Columbus
New York
Smith
Nevada
Colorado
New Mexico
Old Mexico
Army Says Texas Border Has Sufficient Troops
Major General Cabell, head of the southern department, telegrams the War Department that enough regular army troops are stationed in Texas to meet any border situation.
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Washington
Texas
Cabell
Southern Department
War Department
Washington Representative Faces Threats Over Immigration Law Push
Representative Johnson of Washington, head of the House immigration committee, has received letters warning of "terrible punishment" if he continues strengthening immigration laws. He has turned the letters over to the justice department and presses ahead with his work.
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Johnson
Washington
House Committee On Immigration
Department of Justice
Tha Ws
Washington Faces Nationwide Telegraph Strike Standoff
Washington officials say settlement rests with the postmaster general or labor department after talks with wire and telephone firms. President Wilson will not act until agencies fail to reach an agreement. A strike could halt government business and cut transatlantic cable links to Europe.
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Washington
Postmaster General
Labor Department
Post Office and
Wilson
White House
Burleson
Washington Union Today
New York
Europe
Telegraphers strike threat spreads across nation
Chicago June 9 S J Konenkamp president of the C T U A said a nationwide strike of all telegraphers and electrical workers was called for Wednesday. He claimed no knowledge of an official Washington settlement move and reported telegrams from all parts of the United States and Canada showing readiness for a war strike.
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Chicago
Ill
S. J. Konenkamp
Washington
Konenkamp
United States
Canada
Allies Open Peace Drive As Talks On Hung Allies Advance
Paris reports a speeding up of counter proposals for the German treaty with aims to have the allied answer ready by Friday and a target of signing by June 20. France and Belgium push for definite reparations sums while the League commission outlines admission terms for Germany and limits on mandatories over colonies. Colonel House plans London travel as American officials extend occupation of Hotel Crillon to finish peace conference work.
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United Press
Paris
American Commission
France
Belgium
Germany
League of Nations Commission
Executive Council
East Africa
Brockdorff-Rantzan
Versailles
Cologne
House
London
League of Nations Council
Hotel Crillon
Mary Lansing
Henry White
Bliss
Austrian President Seitz condemns peace treaty as death sentence
President Seitz told the national assembly the treaty is unacceptable and that the Austrian ministry agrees unanimously. Foreign Minister Bauer warned that losing Bohemia and other regions would enslave 3,500,000 German-Austrians and threaten peace and national interests.
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Vienna
Seitz
National Assembly
Germany
Bauer
Bohemia
Czecho Slovakia
Local firm Brooks and Fierce moves to new farm machinery quarters
Brooks and Fierce relocate from East State Street to the old Finsterwald livery barn at 69 71 North Court Street. The new showroom provides over 12 000 square feet to display their extensive farm machinery line. The East State location has been a familiar farm machinery spot for twelve years.
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Brooks and Fierce
East State Street
Finsterwald
North Court Street
East State
Jewelry collector nabbed for theft in Chicago
L. William Brown, a Chicago jewelry collector, added a pair of steel bracelets to his collection yesterday. He was caught lifting a watch and chain, handcuffed, and jailed.
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Chicago, IL
William Brown
Weather prospects for Ohio Valley this week
The Washington weather man predicts a fair week in the Ohio valley with some early showers. Temperatures near normal are expected throughout the period.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Locusts Taste Like Shrimps Says Doctor In Baltimore
In Baltimore Dr. Ethan A. Andrews reports 11 year locusts taste like shrimp after tasting a handful, suggesting the insects may help solve the H C of L puzzle.
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Baltimore
H. C
Ethan A. Andrews
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