Germans to Have 37 Years to Pay Indemnity in Conference Shift
The Boulogne session fixes German indemnity at 120 billion marks to be paid over 37 years on a sliding scale. Army reduced to 100000. Allies plan to finish indemnities by July 2 in Brussels for Spa conference. Russia talks with Krasin to continue. ambassadors to Berlin to be appointed. Division of sums remains unsettled.
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Boulogne
Ees
Supreme Allied Council
Brusels
Gregory Krasain
London
Russia
Berlin
Bouloone
Presa
Supreme Council
Brussels
Railroad strike situation pressed to President Wilson
The strike situation was placed before President Wilson by Secretary Payne. About a thousand miners struck in Philadelphia. The Wilmington strike collapsed with few participants remaining.
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Whited Press
Washington
Wilson
Secretary of the Interior
Payne
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Midwest Declares Open Shop After Boilermakers Strike
The Midwest Refining Company announces an open shop policy for the boilermakers department effective June 22 1920. Following a two hour ultimatum to discharge their foreman and a walkout by about 160 workers, the company says it will not recognize the boilermakers union and will operate without collective bargaining in that unit.
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Midwest Refining Company
Ite Boilermiker
Warkore
Ty Company
Earthquakes Damaged Los Angeles Area Causing Fatalities and Loss
A powerful quake battered Los Angeles and Inglewood causing $100000 in damage and one indirect death. Buildings collapsed and debris injuries followed as tremors spread from 6:47 PM to 5:00 AM. Inglewood endured the worst destruction and Huntington Lake power loss affected rail operations.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Inglewood
Here
Cotton loan plan deemed not applicable to wool crisis
A meeting of western woolgrowers and bankers with the Federal Reserve board found the cotton loan plan impractical for wool relief as it would fix wool prices. A sub committee including F G Marlow and J H Walton aims to propose alternatives, while congressman Mondell urged action under the Federal Reserve Act to support agricultural lending. Wyoming participants at the meeting reported the wool market disruption and sought remedies to stabilize prices.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
F. G. Marlow
Helena, Mont
J. H. Walton
Cheyenne
F. L. Motfregor
Brokane
M. E. Traylor
Wyoming
J. M. Wilson
Dougtes
Wyoming Woolgrowns Desociation
Rescos Wood
Doutla
J. D. Noblitt
McAdoo Nomination Up in the Air as Backers Debate
Reports from Kansas City and New York indicate Dr. Burris Jenkins delaying a final decision on nominating William McAdoo. McAdoo’s supporters plan to press issues at the Democratic convention while officials weigh whether to place his name on the ballot.
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Burris
Jenkins
Frisco
Kansas City
Burris Jenkins
William McAdoo
San Francisco
McAdoo
Kansas
McAdge
Denier
Texas National
Thomas
City planning expert arrives for civic forum this evening
Denver specialist J. McCrary arrives with Charles J. Stafford to survey Denver’s city planning needs. The pair will present on future improvements and potential costly mistakes to avoid, urging local citizens to attend the Chamber of Commerce event tomorrow night.
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J. McCrary
Denver
Addrem
Chamber of Commerce
Ong
Charles J. Stafford
Turkish Forces Bombarded in Harborside Assault
Turik forces bombarded Merelua coastal targets as French ships stood off in a tense harbor confrontation. Reports from Paris cite Allied naval forces under pressure amid ongoing frontline operations.
U S Targets Red Parlor Groups in Radicalism Drive
Department of Justice officials announced a new nationwide campaign to curb radical activities under the alien exclusion act. Authorities said vigilence would focus on groups preaching radical doctrines and alleged Bolshevik influence, with red parlor circles named as special targets.
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Department of Justice
Hiennis
U S Purchases Three Million Ounces of Silver
The government reports purchases totaling 3.2 million ounces this month under Pittman act authority. A 1.7 million ounce delivery was set for Philadelphia with further changes announced by a Treasury official.
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U.S
Vrewa
Coe
Phladelphia
Wangeee Ve
Rony
Pittman
Treasury
Ala
Department solicitors named in federal appointments
Washington June 22 Fred KK Ng of Nebraska was named a lettor of Ng department of state and Holand B Mahany of New York named solicitor of Uw department of labor by Associated Press.
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Washington
Fred KK
Nebraska
Alettor
Ng Department of State
Holand B. Mahany
New York
Solicitor
Uw Department of Labor
Oe Yee
Neoute Associated Press
Cholera Cases Found in Southern Japan
A report notes a rise in cholera cases within southern Japan, with officials investigating the outbreak's reach and potential public health measures to curb spread.
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Japan
Paris Reports Boulogne Dispatch On German Occupation Plans
Paris dispatch cites La Presse reporting that Boulogne correspondent notes discussions of occupying German territory if the German government breaches its obligations under the supreme order. The wire indicates intent and potential enforcement actions amid wartime tensions.
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United Press
Paris
Boulogne
la Presse
Allisa
Ord
Harding ready to urge suffrage if consulted
Washington June 22 Senator Warren G Harding Republican candidate says if consulted by a deputation he would urge action on the woman suffrage amendment. He would recommend ratification if any state authority sought his opinion.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Warren
Harding
Prealaenie
Sharp decline hits market at today's close
In New York on June 22 a broad price drop hit the stock list as call money rose by 1 percent. Lending securities slid to new lows amid the session's sharp decline.
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United Preas
New York
Call Money
Married Men Permitted To Break Strike In Waterbury
Waterbury Connecticut June 22 strike conditions showed improvement as Luigi Sealmann, president of the unskilled workers, announced married strikers may return to work while single men must stay out. Guardsmen are on duty at several locations with no disturbances reported by noon yesterday.
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Associated Pros
Waterbury
Conn
Luigi Sealmann
Rail Strike Wave Spreads to Eastern Railroad Centers
Government officials monitor strikes by railroad workers after walkouts in Philadelphia and Baltimore spread to other eastern centers. No agency has yet decided to combat the spread of the walkouts.
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Associated Preas
Washington
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Arep
Philadelphia Strike Eases Amidst Labor Tensions
Rail workers in Philadelphia show partial return to posts and freight moves improve as strike leaders warn a major walkout may occur Friday. Gov Sproul weighs asking the railroad labor board for an urgent wage ruling while trucks handle essential food transport. about 800 workers are expected to resume work soon.
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Philadelphia
Associated Press
Sproul
Railroad Labor Board
Washington
Panport Foodat
Japs Protest California Land Ownership Bill
Japan lodges informal protest with the U S State Department over proposed California law banning land ownership or leasing by Japanese nationals. Officials fear serious complications if the measure passes.
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United Press
Washington
Japan
State Department
California
Shriners Open Council With 3 Mile Parade
Portland Oregon June 22 Imperial Shrinedom officially began its five day council sessions with a parade of Shriners bands preceding the calls to order by the Imperial council. The march stretched three miles through the city streets.
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Portland
Oregon
Imperial Council
Milles
Heriarthr
Wounded Irish Constabulary Chief in Dublin Attack
In Dublin on June 22 an automobile carrying the assistant director general of the Royal Irish Constabulary and four constables was fired upon with revolvers and bombs. Roberts was shot in the head but expected to live. the chauffeur hurt in both legs. The attackers fled after tossing two hand grenades as the car passed under a railway bridge. No arrests have been made.
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Dublin
Royal Irish Bessiebulary
Roberts
Butler apologizes to Proctor over unbecoming charge
Colonel Proctor released a statement quoting Nicholoe Murray Butler president of Col lege university who apologized for remarks that hurt readers. Butler said he did not intend to offend and expressed regret to all who felt harmed by his words.
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Cincinnati
Colonel Proctor
Nicholoe Murray Butler
Colleie University
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