Cabinet Changes Hint at Peace Talks Yet To Come
report notes lack of confidence leads to ten cabinet resignations in Orlando delegation. Germans expected to sign peace treaty. change in delegation personnel indicated. short extension of time may be asked as Fach continues preparations to meet any contingency that may arise.
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Associated Press
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Italian Premier Orlando Resigns After Deputies Vote
Rome reports Premier Orlando announced his resignation and that of the cabinet after the chamber of deputies rejected his motion of confidence on foreign policy. King Victor Emmanuel III reserved decision on acceptance as the vote stood 259 to 78.
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Orlando
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Chamber of Deputies
Italy Parliament Rejects Government Confidence Vote
Premier Orlando told the chamber that Italy would seek a secret session to explain foreign policy while urging firmness with the Allies and the Adriatic question. The vote of no confidence passed 259 to 70, signaling political turmoil as Germany weighs peace terms and a broader European settlement continues.
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Italy
Germany
Austria
Belgians Bid Wilsons Farewell After Victory Tour
King and Queen of the Belgians hosted President Wilson with three speeches and a battlefield tour. Hoover and Belgian officials praised American aid as the guests attended a luncheon and formal dinner while the Brussels chamber applauded Wilson’s call to elevate the Brussels legation to embassy and to back the League of Nations.
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Rhine and Foch Prepare to Press German Defense
Paris dispatches report Rhine ready to advance if Germany stays firm before the treaty deadline. Foch extends his line to the Danube to strike from that region if needed. German officials may seek a brief extension to sign, but indications point to signing.
Ohio Governor Pressed on Toledo Prize Fight Action
With Governor Cox ill at his Dayton home, leaders in Columbus debate if he can or will block the Willard Dempsey bout planned in Toledo on July 4. Lieutenant Governor Brown says he has no authority, while Republicans and Democrats dispute the governor's powers and precedent.
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Clendenin Is Sentenced For Taxable Liquor Sales
Rufus H. Clendenin former Kanawha county prohibition officer is sentenced in federal court to thirty days in jail and a $100 fine for selling liquor without tax payment. The offense occurred while he served as county officer and liquor was seized in the line of his duties. defense moves to set aside verdict and appeal likely.
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Inharleston
W. Va
Rufus H. Clendenin
Kanawha County
Father Confessed to Slaying in Greek Town Case
Margaret Licelio, 16, in Smithport jail awaiting trial for the murder of Tony Grecco, allegedly confessed earlier to shooting Grecco when he attacked her. Authorities now say her father killed Grecco when he demanded money, according to her latest confession.
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Bradford
Margaret Licelio
Smithport
Tony Grecco
Greece
Villa's Main Column South of Samalayuca
Arrivals from the Samalayuca district report Villa's main column south of Samalayuca Tuesday morning with wounded. believed moving toward Santa Clara canyon 175 miles south of the border. An airplane scout along the border found dismounted bands near Yaleta. Carranza denounced in Mexico City extra edition seized locally.
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Villa
Juarez
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Francis Glover
Erwin
Yaleta
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Mexico City
Plebiscite Probable in Germany on Saturday
Berlin reports private advices say the German National Assembly may order a plebiscite on the peace treaty for Saturday. If ordered, voting must reach Paris by 6 49 p m Monday Paris time unless extension is requested. Previous reports said such an election could be completed in 48 hours.
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Copenhagen
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Complete Concentration of Troops Saturday
Coblenz reports the concentration of American British French and Belgian forces will be completed Saturday under Marshal Foch. Several hundred thousand allied soldiers stand ready to march toward Berlin if the Germans do not sign peace terms. Artillery and trucks move across the Rhine at Cologne Coblenz Mayence and other points as divisions in the American area prepare for possible action.
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Marshal Foch
Germany
Berlin
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Cologne
Mawyence
Dirigible R-34 Delayed Return From North Sea Cruise
Milnburgh June 19 The giant British airship R-34 on an extended flight will not return to base until Friday morning unless winds abate. At 11 this morning the commander reported being 130 miles off the Scotch coast in strong winds but the craft was behaving admirably. He was ordered to cruise over the North Sea until landing conditions improved.
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Associated Press
Milnburgh
North Sea
Senate panel backs 400000 army plan for next year
In Washington on June 19 the senate military sub committee tentatively agreed provisions in the army appropriation for maintenance of an army of 400000 officers and men next fiscal year. The house bill had proposed 509000 and was cut to 300000 by the war department.
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Senate
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War Department
Organized Labor Rejects Political Party Formation
The American Federation of Labor adopts a reconstruction program calling for workers rights and welfare measures, including higher wages, eight-hour workdays, public ownership of waterways, housing aid, and limits on immigration, while opposing partisan politics and advocating labor participation in policy.
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Alligses
Convention denounces labor party and defends democracy
The record condemns autocratic power within a democracy and criticizes Congress for meager labor department appropriations. It accuses lawmakers of favoring financial interests and cattle over human beings, while opposing creation of a political labor party.
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Ohio referendum on federal amendments upheld by judge
In Columbus on June 11 the Franklin County Common Pleas Court ruled that Ohio voters may approve or disapprove actions of the state legislature ratifying federal constitutional amendments. Judge KE B. Dillon upheld the decision, which if not overturned by higher courts will allow referendums on both the federal prohibition and woman suffrage amendments ratified by the legislature.
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Columbus
KE. B. Dillon
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
Methodist leader links beer issue to German propaganda
Clarence True Wilen, general secretary of the board of temperance for the Methodist Episcopal Church, told the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee today that agitation for permit legislation to continue brewing beer with two and three quarters percent alcohol was part of a well organized propaganda backed by German brewers and brewery workers.
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Washington
Clarence True Wileen
Board of Temperance
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senate Judiciary
Burleson Denounced as Greatest Midfit in Public Office
Massachusetts Democrat Representative Gallivan assails Postmaster General Burleson in Washington, urging the President to hurry home and clean house. He accuses Burleson of maltreating workers and declares his continuance a menace, while Mississippi Democrat Sisson defends Burleson and mail service aims.
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Burleson
United States
Wilson
Democratic Party
Sisson
Mississippi
Chaloner Seeks Sanity Ruling in New York
John Arm strong, deemed insane in New York but sane in Virginia, obtained a New York state supreme court order directing Thomas T. Sherman to show cause why Chaloner should be declared sane and given charge of his property. The order returns July 8. Chaloner is exempt from arrest as an incompetent until June 26 under a federal order connected to a libel suit.
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New York
John Armstrong
New York State
Virginia
Supreme Court
Thomas T. Sherman
League of Nations Debate Shifts Ground in Senate
Debate on the league of nations moved into political partisan lines in the Senate with Williams charging Republicans stacked the committee and McCormick claiming the Paris mission was filled with Democrats. Thomas, taking a clear stand, opposed the Knox resolution and urged cautious Senate action while pledging continued discussion tomorrow.
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Mississippi
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New Hampshire
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Texas
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Pennsylvania Senate approves woman suffrage amendment
In Harrisburg on June 19 the Pennsylvania Senate passed the joint resolution ratifying the woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution by thirty one to six. It was sent to the house for action before the legislature adjourns next Thursday.
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