Massachusetts Legion Resolutions Favor Deportation of Anarchists
At Worcester on June 6 the Massachusetts American Legion endorsed deporting all anarchists after they face the severest penalties under law. Resolutions condemned a recent wave of lawlessness and called for organization of state post activities and bonuses for Yeomen. The meeting also noted Irish independence as a subject of prior resolutions.
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Worcester
Massachusetts Department of the American Legion
Hotel Bancroft
Senate Approves Probes Into German Treaty Text Access
The Senate adopted two resolutions requesting the State Department's treaty text with Germany and directing the foreign relations committee to probe how copies reached private hands in New York. Passage occurred during a lull with small attendance, signaling broad majorities for both measures.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
New York
Senate
Allies Ready Ultimatum on German Treaty Proposals
Paris June 6 The Allied commissions report many loose ends remain before replying to German counter proposals. They aim to finish expert reports for the Council of Four by Monday or Tuesday and expect to present the Allied reply by Thursday or Friday.
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Paris
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Commissions of Experts
Council of Four
Council
Incomplete Ultimatum Text From Four-Day Window
A fragmentary note mentions a narrowing time limit of about four days for an ultimatum concerning an entity named Ger. The readable portion suggests urgency and a pending decision or action. No other specific names, places, or dates are clearly identifiable in the surviving text.
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Ger
Arthur Young of Provincetown Dies of Tuberculosis
Arthur Young of Provincetown dies of tuberculosis. He is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. William H. Young and the elder brother Lewis Young who recently died in France. Funeral services are set for 1:30 p.m. Sunday.
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Provincetown
William H. Young
Arthur
Lewis Young
France
Arthur Young
President Wilson to Visit Belgium Next Week
President Wilson will travel to Belgium in the latter part of next week. King Albert will meet him at Adinkerke and accompany him to Brussels where the President will be hosted at the Royal Palace. He will visit Louvain and the devastated regions including Marines, Cardinal Mercier's birthplace.
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Washington
Wilson
Belgium
Brussels
Albert
Adinkerke
Royal
Louvain
Marines
Cardinal Mercier
Paris
White House
Suffrage Action By Coolidge
Governor Coolidge may ask the Massachusetts Legislature to act immediately on the federal suffrage amendment. The measure has passed Congress and requires ratification by three fourths of the states to become law.
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Massachusetts
Coolidge
Suffrage Leaders Expect Coolidge Backing on Resolution
Suffrage leaders said Governor Coolidge assured them he would not only present the congressional resolution to the Legislature on Monday but also send a message urging its adoption after committees act. A certified copy arrived from acting Secretary Frank L. Polk, but actions were postponed to today. If taken Monday, Massachusetts could be among the first states to act.
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Coolidge
Frank L. Polk
Massachusetts
Request for Treaty Referred by State Department Officials
State Department officials will refer the request for the treaty. The action involves routing through diplomatic channels to determine formal submission or discussion timelines. Details on parties involved or dates were not provided in the readable text.
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State Department
Soldier guards patrol Winnipeg as strike ends
In Winnipeg on June 6 more than 1300 soldier-constables and a cavalry unit patrolled streets to enforce Mayor Gray’s parade ban. Strikers attempted to reach City Hall but were dispersed by police. several arrests and fines followed. Mayor Gray said 6000 returning soldiers will join the emergency police force.
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Winnipeg
Man
Gray
Sergeant York Quietly Leads in Peace Time
Pall Mall Tennessee June 7 Sergeant Alvin Cullom York shows quiet leadership as a local figure in postwar life. The article notes his bashful demeanor while describing his role in the community and public affairs. Continued on Page 8 First Column.
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Pall Mall
Tenn
Alvin Cullam York
Message to Mrs Catt on suffrage amendment adoption
Wilson via the White House sends congratulations to Mrs Carrie Chapman Catt and the National American Woman Suffrage Association upon Congress adopting the suffrage amendment. The message expresses joint rejoicing with suffrage friends and warmest congratulations.
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Washington
Wilson
White House
Carrie Chapman Catt
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Suffrage Cause
Congress
Baseball scores and league results across cities
The day brought multiple results with Boston beating Detroit 3 to 1 and Washington defeating St. Louis 7 to 1. Chicago topped New York 1 to 0 in the National League, while Pittsburgh crushed New York 7 to 1 and St. Louis beat Philadelphia 6 to 5. In the Northeast and Eastern Leagues Lowell led Lowell 7 to 3 over Lawrence, and Lewiston triumphed 5 to 3 against Haverhill. Eastern action saw Worcester 4 over Pittsfield 0 and Springfield 8 to 5 over Hartford.
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Springfield
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New Haven
Bridgeport
Providence
Resolution Adopted by Senate Seeks Irish Hearing at Versailles
The United States Senate adopts a resolution urging the American Peace Commission at Versailles to arrange hearings for Edward de Valera Arthur Griffiths and Count George Noble Plunkett so they may present Ireland’s case. It also expresses sympathy with Ireland’s aspirations for self government.
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Washington
United States
Senate
Senate of the
American Peace Commission
Versailles
Edward de Valera
Arthur Griffiths
Count George Noble Plunkett
Ireland
Senate of
Senate backs Walsh amendment calling Irish cause to peace conference
Senate passed a resolution urging American peace delegates to present the Irish cause at the peace conference and adopted Senator David I Walsh’s amendment expressing its sympathy with Ireland.
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Walsh
Ireland
Washington
Senate Today
David I. Walsh
Russian auxiliary ship Yenesie sunk in Baltic
Noted 1915 event reports Russians lose auxiliary ship Yenesie in the Baltic during World War I. Also mentions a Canadian aviator damaging a German Zeppelin over Flanders in 1915 and an earthquake that devastated San Salvador and other towns in Nicaragua in 1917.
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Yenesie
Baltic
Flanders
San Salvador
Nicaragua
U. S
Bouresches
Bligny
United States
Thierry
Showers Forecast For Boston And New England
Weather forecast for southern New England predicts showers Saturday with Sunday likely fair and moderate south winds. Northern New England also expects Saturday showers and Sunday probably fair, except extreme eastern Maine. Winds are described as moderate south in most regions with the Atlantic to the south.
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Boston
Washington
New England
Maine
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Heat Wave Eases as Breeze Drops Boston Temperature
A southwest wind cooled Boston after days of extreme heat. The day topped at 83 degrees around 3 PM, breaking the string of heat related deaths and prostrations for a 24 hour period.
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Boston
Showers Expected Today With Brief Rain Relief
The official forecaster said showers are certain to come today with temporary relief. Today and tomorrow will be about the same as yesterday according to the forecast.
Holstein Cow Rollo Mercena De Kol Sells for 26000
In Philadelphia on June 6 the champion Holstein cow Rollo Mercena De Kol fetched 26000 at a pedigreed cattle auction tied to the Holstein Friesian Association annual convention.
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Philadelphia
Rollo Mercena de Kol
Holstein-Friesian Association
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