President Wilson poised to battle Knox resolution in Senate
Washington June 13 The White House and Senate brace for a fight as Knox moves to separate the peace treaty from the league covenant. President Wilson may publicly warn the Senate or urge Democrats to filibuster or press for a test vote on the measure, aiming to keep the two linked in the final pact.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
United States
Knox
Senate
Paris
League of Nations
Senate Democrats
League
Knox Resolution Faces Tight Senate Vote On League Separation
Washington June 13 extremely close vote foreseen as Knox plans to call up the resolution next Tuesday to separate the league of nations from the peace treaty. He argues for urgency speed and a referendum while administration leaders warn of a long filibuster and party divisions.
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L. C. Martin
United Press
Washington
Senate
Knox
League of Nations
League
McNary
Norris
Capper
Spencer
Coll
McCumber
Chamberlain
Reed
Gore
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds Burleson Rate Boost
The Ohio Supreme Court today ruled that Postmaster General Burleson had authority to raise telephone rates, affirming a Franklin County Common Pleas Court restraint against collection. The decision follows a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling on similar matters.
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Columbus
Ohio Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Burleson
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Franklin County
Turmoil as Hun delegate challenges at Weimar convention
At the German socialist convention in Weimar Edward Bernstein of the peace delegation sparked turmoil by stating that most terms were born from necessity. The crowd cheered and hissed with War Minister Noske and leaders reproving Bernstein as Scheidemann rallied for a forward path despite defeat.
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United Press
Weimar
Edward Burnstein
Noske
Bernstein
Cleveland boards cannot establish cadet training in schools
Attorney General Price ruled the Cleveland school system cannot run military training under current laws. The Board of Education lacked authority to arm or equip units and spent 16500 in September 1918 on military supplies illegally. A legislative change may be sought to permit such programs in Cleveland and other cities.
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Columbus
Price
Cleveland Schools
Board of Education
Boards of Education
Cleveland Board of Education
F. B. Pearson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cleveland
Labor HCH TN Take Part in Wet Parade
Four hundred AFL delegates from Atlantic City plan to ride special trains to Washington for an anti Prohibition demonstration at the Capitol. They urge Congress to refrain from enacting beer and light wine bans, citing jobs at stake for brewery workers and related industries.
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Alvin E. Johnson
United Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor Convention
Washington
Capitol
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Congress
John B. Colpoys
Washington, D.C
Portland
Ore
Ed. Anderson
Denver
Col
Tommy Burns
Tacoma
Wash
Nathan Birch
Seattle
Duncan
Federation
Kolchak
Russia
India
R. R. Telegraphers
Railroad Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union
Rena Mooney
Tom Mooney
California
San Francisco
Tex Hurley
Oakland
Cal
Mooney
Billings
Hurley
Labor
Fickert
Vickers Plane Ready for Ocean Flight
The Vickers plane is ready for a non stop trans Atlantic flight after a second trial spin. The pilot and navigator praised the machine and said they would begin as soon as weather reports are satisfactory. T M Muller of Vickers witnessed the test. A stray moral paragraph follows about anger and injury.
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ST. Johns
N. F
Vickers
T. M. Muller
England
Bankers Testify On Treaty Leaks With Senate Panel
Bankers from Wall Street appear as witnesses before a Senate committee investigating treaty leaks. Jacob H. Schiff and Lamont are noted figures, with Lamont possibly absent in Europe for weeks. Subpoenas compel production of correspondence between New York offices of J. P. Morgan & Co. Kuhn Loeb & Co and their foreign representatives regarding the peace treaty.
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Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Lamont
Europe
Wall Street
Ow York
J. P. Morgan & Co
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
J. P. Morgan
Thomas W. Lamont
H. P. Davison
The
Morgan & Co
Frank A. Vanderlip
County Boards Urged to Halt Hiring in Low Attendance Districts
County Supt. Root urged boards of education to suspend hiring in districts with average daily attendance below ten under Sec 7730. The law allows temporary or permanent suspension of schools with low attendance and directs pupil transfers to other schools, with re establishment possible when attendance rises to twelve or more.
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Root
Boards of Education
Board of Education
County Board of Education
Units arrive in New York with troops and convalescents
The transport Henderson arrived in New York today with troops from the 319th Flight Signal Corps Battalion 405th Telegraph Battalion 119th Bakery Company and several hundred convalescents and casuals. The piece notes a wary view of life insurance money taken by a widow.
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New York N. Y
Henderson
319Th Fieht Signal Corps
119Th Bakery Company
Government to pay farmers to delay wheat sales
Washington reports bonuses may be paid to farmers who delay marketing their 2.26 wheat under a government plan to aid railroads in moving the harvest. Terms will be announced soon by the United States Corporation. Bonuses likely set at one to two cents per bushel per month held after harvest.
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Washington
United States Corporation
Railroad Administration
United States Shipping Board
Department of Agriculture
Gulf of Mexico
Army convicts exposed in large scale check forgery scheme
Four men were arrested by Captain Thomas J. Porter in Chicago on charges of forgery after a confession by an escaped prisoner linked them to a Leavenworth counterfeiting ring. Authorities say the group defrauded the government of over 100000 dollars using prison presses and prison paper to print checks on U S sub treasury accounts.
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Chicago
Thomas J. Porter
Secret Service
Leavenworth
Robert Jones
Porter
Arthur Matheson
Alfonso Jones
Joe Wilson
Federal Grand Jury
Kolchak Outlines Governing Plan to Allies
Paris June 13 Admiral Kolchak presents to the Allies a plan for his Omsk government. He pledges to resign powers after Bolshevik defeat and allow a constituent assembly to decide government form, while rejecting 1917 assembly legitimacy. He calls for talks on international issues and outlines autonomy stances for Poland Finland Estonia Latvia Lithuania Bessarabia and Caucasus regions. He also offers to assume national debt and guarantees peasant land rights and equal citizen protections.
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Paris
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Kolchak
Constituent Assembly
Poland
Finland
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithunia
Bessarabia
Russia
Chinese resignations signal ripple in China Japan ties
Anti Japanese feeling in China over the Shan tung settlement and other issues has led to the resignation of Chinese minister to Japan Chang Chung Hsiang and other high officials, according to the State Department. Pekin is reported quiet while Shanghai residents boycott Japanese goods and wear badges denouncing Japan.
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Washington
China
Shantung Settlement
Japan
Chang Chung Hsiang
State Department
Pekin Ia
Shanghai
Germany Admitted to League of Nations Aimed Soon
Paris dispatch reports the big five nearing complete peace work. Premier Orlando and General Diaz head to Rome as the allied reply to German peace proposals nears final form. Germany expected to gain admission to the League of Nations within a short time.
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Fred 8S
Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Orlando
General Diaz
Rome
Germany
League of Nations
Sonnino
Italan
Adriatic
Col. House
Andre Tardieu
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
France
Russia
Fiume
Baron Makino
Rhine
Hudson
United States
Great Britain
Tardieu
Vitelli
Italy
Labour
Japan
Breekdorf
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Reparations Commission
Henry Jam Receives Croix de Guerre Amid Home Turmoil
In New York Henry Jam earned the Croix de Guerre for valor in defeating five Germans. His wife has reportedly kicked him out, and he told the judge he seeks protection.
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New York, N. Y
Henry Jam
Canaanville Baseball Club Dance and Ice Cream Supper
The Canaanville baseball team hosts a dance and ice cream supper at the pavilion under the big elm on Ed Carpenter farm Tuesday evening. Everyone is invited.
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Canaanville
Big Elm
Ed. Carpenter Farm
Stars and Stripes Suspends Paris Publication
The Stars and Stripes the official A E F newspaper stops publishing with today’s issue in Paris ending its run due to suspension of operations.
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Paris
the Stars and Stripes
The
German women demand altered peace terms in interview
Frau Gierke a national party delegate says German women cannot accept terms as harsh as the original treaty and cites lack of cooperation from allied women. Deputies Frau Marie Juchaez and Frau Clara Schuch add that prospective mothers suffer from undernourishment and children fear a bake shop world, not a toy shop.
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John Graudenz
United Press
Berlin
Germany
Frau Gierke
National Party
National Assembly
America
Marie Juchaez
Clara Schuch
Children Day at Factory Church Draws Local Invite
Children’s Day exercises are announced for Factory church on Sunday June 15 at 7 30 PM. An excellent program has been arranged and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
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Factory Church
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