Allies Reach Principle on League Overseer of German Colonies
Paris reports indicate Great Britain and France have accepted in principle President Wilson’s proposal for the League of Nations to supervise the German colonies with administration assigned to mandatory powers. Allied military representatives at Versailles to report on burden sharing for Turkey and regional order.
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Associated Press
Raris
Great Britain
France
Wilson
League of Nations
Versailles
Turkey
Tertory
Qial d'Orsay
Pacific
Africa
M. Simon
Fargo Rageél
Italy
Asia
M. Hymans
Vasenvel
Vander Velde
M. Ortz
Congo
Britain blamed as delegates shift on former German colonies
London dispatch notes debate at Paris conference on future German colonies. Globo and several papers report vast interest and growing opposition to British concessions. Austria’s claims to Pacific islands and South Africa’s position are noted, with signals of strong press support.
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London
Wlcape
Globo
Aclannes
Apaches Blamed for Paris Crime Wave Overstated
Paris officials and Associated Press findings say crimes attributed to American soldiers are exaggerated. Investigations show far fewer murders and hold ups by Americans than reported, with police noting standard disciplinary conduct among U.S. troops and cooperation from American detectives.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Associated Press
Europe
Wiliam Harts
United States Army
Paria
M. Mouton
Senators Open Hearings On German Propaganda Letters
Washington June 20 Letters seized by secret service show German agents working to keep German workers from joining Allied war plants. Prof Lindsay Damon listed as pacifist and radical, but committee found no proof of inference. Ott former German consul funded a bureau run by Hans Libau with about 20000 dollars to discourage German sympathizers from employment.
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Associated Press
Washington
Secret Service
United States
Senate Judiciary
Jidndsay P. Damon
Brown University
Archibald Btevenson
Military Intelligence Service
L. Curtins
Bureau of Investigations
Justice Department
R. H. Ott
Jamaica
Hans Libau
Otto
Brazil Seeks Restitution From Germany at Peace Conference
Brazil will back the United States and other powers on items before the peace conference. Dr F Esptacio Pesson, head of the Brazilian delegation, says Brazil holds forty three requisitioned German ships and will seek indemnity. He notes most questions are minor beside major global issues.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Brazil
United States
F. Esptacio Peason
Associated Press
League of Nations
Brasil
Pesson
France
England
Mayo says League of Nations a sewing circle
Admiral Mayo, commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet, told the House Naval Committee that the League of Nations is a sewing circle with no enforcement or police force, urging immediate expansion of the navy before the committee votes on the administration's building program.
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Washington
House Naval Committee
Admiral Mayo
Atlantic Fleet
League of Nations
Northern Russia Urges Calm Over Senkhurst Evacuation
A Northern Russia proclamation urges the public not to panic after the evacuation of Senkhurst by American and allied forces. It cites limited defense forces and exposed allied positions as reasons, and says the government cooperates with the Allies to the extent of its capacity.
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Associated Press
Archangel
Senkhurst
Nebraska youth crushed while attempting ride on freight train
Malcolm McLean 18 of Los Angeles fell under a Union Pacific freight near Potter Nebraska. He died near Egbert Wyoming while being rushed to Cheyenne on a special train. Coroner Marly held an inquest since death occurred in Wyoming though injuries were in Nebraska.
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Malcolm McLeap
Los Angeles
Cal
Potter
Neb
Egbert
Wyo
Belong
Cheyenne
Marly
Wyoming
Nebraska
McLean
Eugenio McLean
Bishop's Road
Los Angeloa
War Costs US Twenty Six Billion Dollars to Date
The United States reports total war expenses at 26.556 billion dollars over 22 months, with January outlays near 1.6 billion. Payments to allies run about 190 million that month while production bills from manufacturers keep rising due to delayed settlements. Estimates from official figures also place Britain’s cost around 40.64 billion and Germany at 38.75 billion, with substantial loans to allies.
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United States
Manufs Ayres
Treasury
Great Britain
Germany
Two Prospectors Dead in Utah Indian Hunt Near Las Vegas
Mutilated remains of Hancock and Taylor found near the Colorado River branch. authorities link killings to an Indian suspected also in the January 21 slaying of Mrs Maud K Douglas. A large search with Indian trackers covers Rough country as Clark County offers 200 dollars reward and Yuma residents add another 200. The men, likely from Utah, disappeared after visiting Thomas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Jan. C
Hancock
Taylor
Colorado River
Jour
Thomas
Maud K. Douglas
Clark County
Yuma
Aris
Douglas Mer
Alan
Utah
Spartacans Raid Bank and Declare Independence
Reports from Copenhagen say Spartacans at Wilheimehaven proclaimed an independent republic after capturing Wilhelmshaven. A general strike paralyzed postal and telegraph lines as workers and soldiers were demanded to be arrested. The group raided a Westate bank and seized 2,000,000 marks before surrender.
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Copenhagen
Spartacans
Cuxhaven
Bremerhaven
Advvices
Wihheimehaven
Wilheimehaven
Mies
Soliliera’ Een
Alo
Bpartacans
Westate Bank
Reeus
Train Crash in Mexico Kills 25, Injures 20
Twenty five people died and about twenty were injured when a freight and passenger train collided near La Guana, 160 miles south of the border. Many soldiers and family members were among the victims, with some passengers and a federal paymaster also killed or hurt. The injured were taken to Chihuahua City hospitals for treatment.
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Juarez
la Guna
Rao
Federal Army
Chihuahua City
Ira
Weather forecast for Wyowleg tightens weekend chill
Generally fair Friday gives way to likely snow and colder conditions by night. Saturday turns much colder with increasing wind and possible accumulation.
Uncle Sam Will Feed Germans If They Can Pay
New York press review of Hoover cable detailing allied food program for Germany. Germany may receive about 6 million bushels of breadstuffs monthly, mostly from the United States, if funds are available. By July 1, 60 million bushels of wheat and flour will be allocated to France and Britain, with oats totaling around 75.9 million.
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Associated Press
New York
Germany
United States
Herbert Hoover
Julius H. Barnes
United States Crafi Corporation
Frage and
Dtals
Child's Ray With Fire Causes Death Near Cheyenne
Lowe, the 1 month old daughter of Samuel Hyesard, died when a fire at the Pussad ranch house behind Table Mountain miles northwest of Cheyenne consumed the crib after 5 year old Edward Bussard lit a paper. The baby was found in the ruins as neighbors searched. The family, sheltered at James Woodhouse ranch, thanks neighbors for aid. Mrs Bussard is daughter of William Gores of Fort Russell and sister of William Goss, Cheyenne mail superintendent.
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Lowe
Monuta
Samuel Hyesard
Pussad
Table Mountain
Cheyenne
Edward Raspard
Edward
Bussard
Juoun Woodhouse
Cheyenne Rotary to Celebrate Charter at Plains Hotel
The Cheyenne Rotary Club meets at the Plains hotel at 7 PM to celebrate its charter. A banquet will follow at 8 20 PM with guests including Mayor Mills of Denver and 26 other Denver Rotary members and visitors from Fort Collins and Greeley clubs. Coloradoans travel to Cheyenne for the event and stay overnight.
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Cheyenne Rotary Club
Plains Hotel
Hoper
Mayor Mills
Denver
Denver Rotary Club
Fort Coline
Greeley
Coloradeans
Cheyenne
No Elopers Arrested In Loveland Duo Runaway Attempt
Clarence Cunningham and Lelet Wright, both under age, left Loveland Colorado with plans to marry in Cheyenne. They were detained by authorities on arrival and yesterday afternoon were taken back to Loveland after opposition from the girl's parents.
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Fiveida
Clarence Cunningham
Lelet Wright
Ago
Loveland
Colo
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