Allied Teuton Terms Outlined in Revised Peace Treaty
Allied and associated governments present revised terms to Germany with limited changes. Key points include plebiscites for Upper Silesia, Schleswig adjustments, a temporary army rise, and a German list of war violators to be submitted within a month. Clemenceau rebukes Germany for opposing the armistice terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Count von Brockdorff
Weinmar
Gerindona
Answwerves
Upper Silesia
West
Schleswig
Toa
Kiel Canal
Clemencent
Cernany
M. Clemenceau
Gernwiny
Poself
Carranza’s Family Flees Amid Turmoil Across Europe
Fragmented OCR text describes Mexican President Carranza’s government under pressure as families flee and unrest spreads. References imply Allied and Allied-leaning actions, border tensions, and political upheaval impacting international relations with mentions of Coruna and American involvement.
President Plans Speaking Tour Amid Wartime Speech Debates
President Wilson contemplates a speaking tour to bolster support for wartime policies as critics urge accountability over the administration’s handling of military recruitment and resources. Officials confirm touring plans and security measures will accompany major public appearances.
Outbreaks Reported in San Jose Amid Political Turmoil
A garbled report notes outbreaks in San Jose amid government upheaval. The fragment mentions health concerns tied to a stele department and various officials, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Plaine
Hispiteles
Stele
San Jose
Italian cabinet resigns after secret vote on confidence
Premier Orlando announces resignation of the government after deputies vote 20 to 78 against a motion to discuss confidence in foreign policy in a secret session. He says peace with Germany and Austria has been solved in a satisfactory way despite the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Germany
Austria
Orhude
Victor Emmanuel
Chamber of Deputies
Jeinier Orhunde
Orlando
Chamber
Lily
Signor
Debates on League of Motions Stir Senate Partisan Tensions
Washington reports a senate session where party rancor rose over the league of motions. Democratic Senator Williams accused Republicans of stacking the foreign relations committee, while Republican senators Moses and Melcor mimicked the charge, arguing the Paris peace mission was stacked with Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
League of
Senate
Williams
Mississippi
Foreign Relation Committee
League
Moses
New Flangeshire
Thomas H MacDonald to lead federal roads program
Thomas H. MacDonald named head of the office of public roads and rural engineering will supervise a combined $350 million in federal and state funds for road building during the reconstruction period. He comes from Iowa State College where he led the Iowa highway commission and has many years of road construction experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas H. MacDonald
Office of
Public Roads and Rural Engineering
United States
Doctor MacDonald
Washington
Iowa State College
Iowa Highway Commission
Exports Increase in May With Record Foreign Trade
May exports rose to a foreign trade credit of 4 005 000 for the United States, marking continued high records. The rise surpassed prior results, reflecting stronger international demand and economic momentum despite regional costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waeshington
United Bites
Cheeweae, Spa
AM de
Boy Scout Drive a Success
New York reports a nationwide Boy Scout drive achieved full success in all objectives. William McAdoo, chairman of the National Citizens' Committee, issues a statement noting the week of June 8 to 14 as the campaign period and highlighting the drive's accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wets routed in fight for repeal
Washington report on June 18 notes the Senate rejected a modification to wartime prohibition allowing beer and wine from July 1, with a 55 to 11 vote. Suppressed hopes for congressional relief and anticipated executive action by President Wilson frame the debate as doom for wets. Senate supporters include Calder Edge France Knox La Follette Wadsworth King Phelan Reed Thomas Williams.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
Mra Wilson
Calder
Edge
France
Knox
la Follette
Wadsworth
King
Phelan
Reed
Thomas
Willams
British plan to repatriate wartime aliens in England
The British government will repatriate aliens who came to England during the war, with emphasis on Chinese. many Negro residents are British subjects and cannot be deported, but authorities will try to persuade them to leave with incentives such as free passage and money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Cardiff
England
Daily Mail
Rooth Argues Prohibition Law Exceeded Powers in Court
Elihu Rooth contends the wartime prohibition act oversteps Congress authority while challenging a government appeal in the United States circuit court of appeals New York. He says internal revenue collectors pressure brewers nationwide, as the government seeks to sustain a temporary injunction issued a month earlier by Judge Hadw Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elihu Rooth
Collector of Internal Revenue
United States
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Woud Mayer
Donetz Basin Cleared of Reds by Denekin Forces
Allied advices report the Donetz coal basin in southern Russia freed from Bolshevik control by General Denekin’s troops. The advance continues, halting Bolshevik coal shipments from the Donetz region.
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Donetz Basin
Donetz
Russia
Denekine
Donely
President Visita Belgium Arrival and Front Tour
President Visita Belgium arrives with Mme Wilton and party from Paris at 8:45. They are greeted by King Albert and Queen Elizabeth and depart at 8:50 by motor car for a trip along the Belgian front.
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Adinkerke
Belgium
Mre
Wilton
Parise
Albert
Elizabeth
German defense minister pledges to stay in office
Ciuatave Noxke, minister of defense, declared at a Sockallet party meeting that they are still in office and will stay to fulfill their duty to save the German people.
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Saym Gua
Weimar
Ciuatave Noxke
Sockallet Party
Naval Estimates Trimmed in House Action
Reported to the house on Thursday the Navy appropriation totals 601.6 million dollars, down 275 million from the estimates submitted by Secretary Daniels.
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Naval
Wallington
Daniels
Allies Ready for Advance Into Germany in First Day Push
Allied forces prepare to march east at daybreak Tuesday June 24 if Germany does not sign the peace by Monday night. Krupp plants at Essen to be seized. British and American corps advance from Coblenz to occupy German positions on day one. French cross Kehl bridge with 20 km push toward Malonce. extensive prep including bridges, remounts, and aerial reconnaissance.
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Paris
Germany
Big
Marshal Foch
Krupp
Essen
Coblenz
Kehl Bridge
Strandbourg
Malonce
Rhine
Coast Phone Strike Grows On Coast Representatives
San Francisco workers from the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers held meetings to discuss a coastwide strike on the coast. Representatives from major companies attended as union leaders pressed for action and solidarity among crews.
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San Francisco
International Brotherhood of Electorial Workers
Forty Hurt as Knights of Columbus Hut Roof Falls
A roof collapse at the Knights of Columbus hut in Son Tanexen on Monday night injures forty people. Authorities report no fatalities and are investigating the cause of the rear-section failure.
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Knights of Columbus
Son Tanexen
Mexicans Deny Asking U S Troops to Fight Villa
Washington report cites General Candido Aguilar stating Mexico will not seek American troops and views border incursions as a violation of sovereignty. Officials note no formal protest from Mexico and no U S reply planned.
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Villa
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
United States
Mexico
Juarez
State Department
Mexic
Aguilar
Rojo
Phillips
Labor Strikes at Anarchy as AFL Delegates Split
Atlantic City delegates at the American Federation of Labor convention refuse to endorse recognition of Soviet Russia while urging U S recognition of the existing Irish Republic. They vote against a general July 4 strike and debate Bolshevism as the resolutions committee refuses to endorse any Russian recognition until a democratic government is established.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Russia
United States
Tom Mooney
San Francisco
Resolutions Committee
Frussia
Wilson Visits Stricken Belgium in German War Map
President Wilson and Mrs Wilson toured Belgium on June 19 with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth guiding. They visited Ypres Ostend Zeebrugge and Brussels where demonstrations greeted the visitors. Also present were Miss Margaret Wilson B H Baruch Norton Davis General W W Harts Herbert Hoover and Commander Baker.
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Brussels
Mra. Wilson
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Belgium
Mr. Wilson
Ypres
Ostend
Zeebrugge
B. H B. Baruch
Nortoon Davis
W. W. Harts
Herbert Hoover
Interallied Food Commission
Baker
Foch Forming Front Against Germans From Rhine to Danube
Paris reports Marshal Foch is forming a unified Allied front against Germany from the Rhine to the Danube. L'intransigeant notes that he will command the Czecho Slovak Rumanian and Polish armies.
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Paris
Marsial Focd
Danube
L'intransigeant
Lila
Refugees Returning Home After Battle Near Juarez
Rebels killed in the Juares fighting lie buried in suburbs while refugees who fought with Americans begin slow return to their homes along the border.
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Juares
Villa
Farm Banks to Issue $4 Million Loan Bonds in 44 Percent Bonus
Washington announces a forthcoming issue of 4 million dollars in a 44 percent bonus by federal land banks. The present issue will be sold to investors at par.
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Washington
Federal
Loo
Gothamites Brace for Prolonged Dry Spell
New Yorkers rush to stock up at liquor shops as a long dry spell looms. City residents flock to stores to secure spirits and mixes before restrictions take effect.
Home Guard Brings Quiet Heroism Home in War Time
Hugh Standish returns from a hard day to a crowded house where his family, including Aunt Caroline and Cousin Gertrude, praise Dick the veteran. A whispered confrontation with Molly reveals Hugh's unseen burden and quiet strength as the home guard in a war-torn era.
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Hough Standish
France
Caroline
Charles
Gertrude
Tom
Hugh
Molly
Hugh Hax
Liberty Loan
Home Guard
League of Nations
Ciertrude
Hite
Abe
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Herdine
Coruna
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Burleson
Diesen
Lee
Costa Rica
Tea
Chamber of Depties
Senate Chamber
Visita
Berlin
Mary MacArthur
W.C. Anderson
Trade Union of Women
Great Britain
General Aguilar
Foch
the Home Guard
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