Berlin Peace Treaty Collapse Drives German Cabinet Resignation
Paris reports confirm the Scheidemann government fell as Germany seeks an extended deadline to sign the revised peace terms. Eduard Noske to head the ministry. Eraberger to lead the peace delegation. talks involve Loyd George Clemenceau and Wilson. Extension may be requested as the German assembly debates ratification.
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Associated Press
Paris
Cologne Zeituing
Mathias’ Kreberger
Johannes Bell
Gustav’ Niake
Eduard David Noske
Scheidemann
Weimar
Coblenz
Eraberger
Armistice Commission
Count von Rantzau Ashead
Ebert
Germany
Loyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Paria
From
Berlin
Phillip Scheidemann
League Opponents May Postpone Vote in Senate
Washington June 20 Indications grew that opponents of the league of nations in the US Senate might abandon efforts to force a test vote before Germany acts on the peace treaty. The hope of a roll call is virtually abandoned.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
League ‘of ‘Nations
United States
Senate
Drainage meeting on new district along Nishnabotna and Troublesome Creek
Landowners along the Nishnabotna below the confluence with the Troublesome Creek plan a drainage district meeting at the courthouse tomorrow at 8 p m. Continuation of the June 6 session underlines the drive to straighten the Troublesome channel to protect lands from overflow.
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Court House
Nishnabotnal
Nishnabotna
Cass County Folk to Sail for Norway After War Service
John Olssii, a Cass County farm hand, plans to sail June 26 for Norway after thirteen years in America. His parents are aged and frail. he seeks to visit them before returning. He served in coast artillery and was stationed at Fort Worden. Chris Neilsen and family depart Anita for New York to sail to Denmark on the steamer Oscar II. they will visit relatives abroad and then resume farming in Cass County.
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America
John Olssii
Cass County
Norway
Olsen
Towa
Bédn .Ihi
Frank Trailer
Olse
Coast Artillery
Fort, Worden
Wash
Chris Neilsen
Anita
New York
Denmark
Oscar
Hopley to Scotland to buy Shorthorn cattle
Prominent Shorthorn breeder Harry Hopley plans a trip to Scotland with his father to purchase cattle for the Hopley ranch near Atlantic. He will depart as soon as Washington completes required papers hindered by red tape at the depart ment.
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Harry Hopley
Hopley
Atlantic
Beotland
Washington
Boplay
Scotland
Atlantic Auto Co Opens New Branches in Massena and Anita
The Atlantic Auto Company opens a Massena branch on August 1 under Luster Lake with a full Ford car hire and supplies line. A second branch at Anita is planned. manager position not yet filled.
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Atlantic Auto CO
The
Atlantic Auto Company
Mazaena
Anita
Massena
Luster Lake
Ford
Methodists Gather for National Centenary Exposition
Columbus, June 20. Methodists from across the country arrived for the opening of the Methodist centenary exposition at the state fair grounds. The event will run through June 13, with plans announced for a large gathering and diverse program.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Pena
State Fair Grounds
Farmers Seek Paving of Atlantic to Council Bluffs Road
Report from Hancock claims farmers in Cass and Pottawattamie counties along the Corn Belt route are organizing to push a paved road from Atlantic to Council Bluffs. A petition circulates among local business groups urging the highway as the first paved route, promising easier travel and relief from mud.
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Casa
Pottes
Wattamie
Atlantic
Council Bluffs
Hancock
Cass
Pottawattamie
Atlantic Council
Countieaar
Atlantic Man Roy Briskham Honored by King and Government
Roy Briskham former Atlantic man returns from France bearing a King George medal and a British decoration for bravery. He served with a Canadian regiment through northern France and Belgium, rescuing comrades during fierce battles near Mons before the armistice. He led a regiment team to a prewar victory honored at a rest camp in England. His mother awaits his homecoming.
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Roy Briskham
France
George
England
Cham
Briskham
Atlantic
Belgium
Mons
PHELAN WAR WARNING SOUNDS OF INACTION
United States Senator Phelan of California warned in the Senate that war with Japan is likely unless immigration is barred. He said legal barriers against Japanese immigration are needed to avert conflict, urging immediate action to prepare America for potential Pacific war.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
United States
Phelan
California
Save America
Japan
Senate
America
Pacific
Wes
Villa Says No Reprisals Against Americans
A courier from Villa's camp arrived in El Paso on June 20 saying there will be no reprisals by Villa against Americans or their property. The report notes Villa threatened retaliation for actions by Amari soldiers but provides no confirmation of such acts at this time.
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Associated Preas
EL Paso
Texas
Villa
Mexico
Faris Named by President for Missouri River Commission
Washington June 20 Robert L Faris of Missouri was nominated today by the president to be a member of the Missouri River Commission. The action follows his appointment to a federal executive post and signals continued government work on river projects.
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Robert L.faris
Washington D .C
Robert TL. Faris
Missouri
Missouri, River Commission
President Wilson Holds Conference With American Delegation
Paris June 20 President Wilson and party arrived this morning from Belgium and immediately met the full American delegation. Because Germany may seek extra time for signing the peace treaty the president said he has fixed no date for his return home.
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Associated Press
Paris
Wilson
Belgium
Near East Expert Arthur Ryan to Speak in Atlantic
Arthur C. Ryan, who traveled through three wars as a Constantinople resident, will spend three days in Atlantic next week and present two talks. He will give a main address at First Congregational Church on Sunday morning June 29 and speak at a Commercial club dinner that evening on Turkey At the Peace Table. Ryan, an American Board missionary since 1911, witnessed the Turko Italian and Balkan wars and part of World War I. In March 1916 he was ordered to leave Turkey within four days for allegedly favoring Armenians.
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Arthur C. Ryan
Constantinople
Near East
Atlantic
Ryan
First Congregational Church
Commercial Club
Jane Br
Turkey
American Board
P. N. Bennett
Eizat
Mr. Ryan
Tahiti Fire Walking Mystery Fascinates English Reporter
An English newspaper correspondent living in Papeete walked barefoot over stones heated white hot during the Raiatea ritual of Umiti. He left without injury while Tahitian priests and followers walked the hot path to invite others to try. Theories abound on why feet remain unscorched as spectators watched.
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Associated Press
Papeete
Tahiti
Umiti
Raiatea
Concert Tonight At Park Amid Weather Uncertainty
An outdoor concert planned for this evening may be postponed due to uncertain weather. Organizers urge attendees to monitor updates as Nadine and the Atlantic Bard perform under park pavilion if conditions permit.
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Neveral
Atlantic
Nadine
Major Ross Gets State House Job From Sec Ramsey
William Ramsey announced Maj Lloyd D Ross as superintendent of the bond investment department in the secretary of state office and J H Moore of Guthrie county as deputy secretary of state. Lillian Leffect will be chief clerk and Roy Williams remains superintendent of the motor vehicle department.
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United Press
Des Moines
Willliam R. Ramsey
Allen
Maj
Liloyd D. Ross
Bond Investment Department
Ramsey
J. H. Moore
Guthrie
County
Lillian Leffect
Roy Williams
Ross Taak
Atlantic
Ross
France
Burlington Road
Chicago
Council Bluffs
H. K. Williams
Italians Accept Terms Is Report
Paris dispatch reports Trelen delegates at the peace conference ordered from Rome to accept Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilsons peace proposal for the Dalamatian dispute. The Italian government resigned after a deputy chamber vote 259 to 78 against confidence. Premier Orlando announced resignation. King Victor Emmanuel to decide on acceptance.
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Associated Press
Paris
Trelen
Rome
Clemenceau
Lloyd- George
Wilson
Reuters Limited
Chamber
Deputies
Orlando-in
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Acvate
Orlando
Senate naval committee backs 1920 budget rise to 35 million
Associated Press reports the senate naval committee, with few dissenting votes, recommends increasing the naval appropriation for 1920 from 16.1 million to 35 million. The move follows the Navy Secretary’s request. The text also contains unrelated ad material for optical products and a jeweler.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Y Naval Committee
Navy
Daniela
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