Germany Deliberates Over Evolving Peace Terms At Weimar
Reporting from Weimar suggests deep German hesitation as they weigh the slightly amended peace terms handed Monday. Berlin shows mixed signals on signing while Wilson plans a promised visit to Berlin and Lloyd George tours Verdun as Weimar reactions range from pessimism to anger over perceived cruelties in the settlement.
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Wilson
Bergia
Lloyd-George
Verdun
Hite
Weimar
Clemenceau
Berlin
London
Paris
Versailles
Germany
Wolmar
Clamenceau
Council of Five
Council of Ten
Peace terms changes spark universal dismay in Berlin
Associated Press reports red interlineations in the old treaty text provoke broad alarm. Financial modifications are seen as minor and objectionable, Germany's admission to the League of Nations deemed unsatisfactory, while official circles doubt any government will sign though full discussion is expected amid fear of wider war if refused.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Eee
Alameda Oil Company Chartered By State
The Alameda Oil Company filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state yesterday. It maintains a place of business at Rawlint and has a capital of 56000 dollars. Directors include Nerney, Gail Aman, Grant McKay, William McPherson, A. J. Rosier and John Almeda constitute the board.
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Almeda Ol Company
Rawlind
M. "Nerney
Gail Aman
Grant McKay
William McPhersolp
A. J. Rosier
John Almeda
Brothers Back for Larceny
Deputy Sheriff Louis Larean of Lar- Vaie county reports a suspect return from Cheyenne, Colo, with a stolen item. The case involves charges of larceny and possible accomplices as investigators pursue the men named Avery Magar and Dorouningw bak.
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Lar- Vaie
Colo
Harry
Avery Magar
Official denial of Irish conditions report by American reps
Dublin castle released a detailed denial to the Walsh and Doone Irish sufferings report. The note rejects the charge of cruelty in prisons as absolutely without foundation and insists the allegations are baseless.
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London
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Doone
United States
Dublin Castle
James Ian MacPherson
Labor Federation opposes Mooney strike at AFL meet
At Atlantic City delegates heatedly debated a strategy on the Mooney case. The AFL refused to endorse a July 4 general strike while directing the council to seek a new Mooney trial. Debate touched charges of fund misuse and attacked the Mooney defense committee.
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American Federation of Labor
Thomas Money
Mooney Defense Committee
Executive Council
Mooney
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Chicago
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United States
Iridh
Indorae Srecunitioe
Rment
Wyoming Troops Visit New York Under Senator Kendrick
Three hundred Wyoming soldiers from the 146th and 448th Field artillery regiments recently returned from France were guests of the Rocky Mountain Club and U.S. Senator John Kendrick in a tour of New York. A banquet was held tonight to honor their return and visit.
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Associated Press
New York
Wyoming
France
Rocky Mountain Club
United States
John
Watkins Appointed Agricultural Agent in County
Watkins named county agricultural agent to replace BG Wood who resigned to join Burlington firm. M Bowerp, graduate of state agricultural college, will operate from the county seat with Mr Ethine Wi ameine Wish itety and will be located in W iy and county bank.
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M. Bowerp
State Agricultural Vbilexal Trevkings
Culyenny
BG Wood
Burlingtonnos
Mrethine Wi Ameine
Wiy
County Batik
Strike at Telegrapher Union Nears Climax in 24 Hours
Chicago June 17 union leaders say the commercial telegraphers strike will likely reach a climax within 24 hours after a conference with Samuel Gompers and AFL officers. Western Union reports 50 percent of business affected, while Western Union employees dispute this, saying work is normal and sickouts are winding down. Across California thousands of operators and male employees are said to be involved in the strike.
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Chicago
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Telegraphers’ Union
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Western Union
Te Association of Western Union
California
G. P. Ee
Blethe & Pre Rence
Tole
Baker Advises Americans Get Out of Mexico
June 17 report from El Paso notes a telegram read at a Chamber of Commerce meeting. Congres sman Claude B Hudspeth relayed that War Secretary Baker endorsed warning Americans to leave Mexico when possible after troops had entered and inflamed tensions.
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American State Department
Committee of the
Chainber’y of Commerce
Fron Congerssman
Claude B. Hudspeth
Mexico
Baker
Apprehension for Moron Colony Safety
In Al Paso on June 17 a report notes police action regarding Moron Colony safety concerns. The text mentions northern Medi and forces, with uncertain details and garbled names, indicating a continued security alert and potential intervention.
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AL Paso
Arate
Hoane
Slites
Yanks Report Greater Villa Force Casualties At Juarez
AP dispatch from El Paso reports scouting patrols found Villa rebels east of San Lorenzo church but found no clear foundation for a rumor. General Jewett's reports cite heavy artillery and infantry action with 50 to 60 bodies recovered and many more killed or wounded in the Juarez district.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Juarez Race Lack
21Th Infantry
Cothege
Trins
Davelly
Robbers Overcome Woman in Bond Exchange
Two men robbed the cashier at the New York and Bond Exchange in the Bank of Italy building today. Ida Sanders, the sole employee, was bound and threatened with a revolver while the thieves emptied the cash drawer of about 1700 dollars. A customer found her unconscious on the floor. The robbers also overlooked Liberty Bonds worth thousands.
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Galify
Ida Sanders
New York & Bond Exchange
Bank of Italy
Knox speech opens Senate debate on League Covenant
Senator Knox Republican of Pennsylvania urged the Senate to delay ratifying the League of Nations, arguing the covenant would alter American traditions and that withdrawal provisions would unsettle sovereign powers. He warned the United States must deliberate on power to mobilize arms without external consent. Tomorrow Senator Metcalf of North Dakota plans the first counterpoint speech.
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League of Nations
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Knox
Pennsylvania
League
Shale
Witteleawat
League Nations
Metlumiber
North Dakota
Foreig Relations Committee
Automobile Skids Off Viaduct Injures One Occupant
James Malnig was seriously injured when the car skidded off the viaduct railing and dropped twelve feet. He was rushed to the hospital and is expected to recover. The crash occurred while merging, with the other occupant tailing. no police report was filed.
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James Malnig
Mainik
Minnis
Pins Hotel
DLS West Pitteen
Taen
Drowning Leads to Abolition of Lake Bathing Rafts
A report from the Lake Minnehaha area notes drowning incidents prompted removing all bath rafts to improve safety for swimmers. The measure aims to prevent serious accidents and ensure safer lake recreation for residents and visitors.
Mexican Government Demands Respect For Sovereignty
Washington reports General Candido Aguilar says Mexico and its people view U.S. border incursions as a violation of sovereignty. A formal protest was not expected to prompt a reply, while no Mexican official statement confirmed approval of cross border pursuit policy. Carranza reportedly never assented to hot pursuit across the line.
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Associated Press
Washington
Candido Aguilar
Garriada
United States
Mexico
Juares
State Department
Wey
Férens
Aguilar
Rolo
Philipps
General Aguiar
Carranza
Bainak
Uet
Juarez Restored as City Officials Promise Protection
Juarez mayor Namero says protection restored and public offices open after Monday clash with Villa forces. He reports normal conditions along the line after a trip to Varagosa twelve miles away, though street cars and telephones remain out of service and Americans are scarce.
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Associated Presa
Juarez
Suarez
Namero
Villa
Varagosa
Denver Man Injured as Ford Turtles on Road
Denver resident Frank Carter, 5, was seriously injured when his Ford overturned on the road to La Grange Wyoming. Driver Mr Farley, eastbound, reported brakes failed causing the rollover. Carter was rushed to St Johns Hospital and treated by Fr W A Wyman. injuries limited to back strain and minor wounds with no broken bones. He resides at 1610 Surcet in Denver.
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Frank Carter
Denver
la Grange
Wyoming
Farley
St. John's Hospital
W. A. Wyman
oMhe Hospital
1610
Surcet
Record about large motor caravan passing by next week
One of the largest motor caravans in history is planned to pass by the dioyenne next week according to an Innouocenent ride af Denver power day by Neary 8. Voy, president of the Packard Motor Gar Company, is expected to lead the effort with up to forty of the largest motor vehicles ever manufactured.
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Neary
Voy
Packard Motor Gar Company
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Apsoc Lato
Euve
Detroit Probaly
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