Germans grapple with amended peace terms at Versailles
Wartime diplomacy continues as German leaders debate signing the slightly amended treaty handed Monday. Reports from Weimar describe dire reactions to the terms and Berlin remains uncertain. Premier Clemenceau letters and council debates highlight Turkish pleas to avoid dismemberment amid postwar negotiations.
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Weiimar
Wilson
Bergia
Lloyd-George
Verdun
Hite
Weimar
Clemenceau
Berlin
London
Paris
Versailles
Germany
Wolmar
Clamenceau
Council of Five
Council of Ten
Berlin Protest Over Peace Terms To Restore World Order
The Associated Press reports in Berlin that red interlineations in the old treaty elicit universal dismay. Financial changes seem unimpor tant and German admission terms to the League of Nations are viewed as unsatisfactory. Government circles doubt any state will sign, though broad discussion is expected amid fears of renewed warfare.
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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 Rawlin d and has a capitalisation of $56,000. Named officers and stockholders include Nerney, Gail Aman, Grant McKay, William McPherson, A. J. Rosier, and John Alameda, who constitute the first corporate directors.
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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 reported a return of a stolen item from Cheyenne, Colorado. The case involves charges related to the wheeling of nine hundred dollars and a person named Avery Magar as a witness or participant.
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Sherif Louis Larean
Lar- Vaie
Colo
Harry
Avery Magar
Official denial of Irish cruelty reports by American reps
Dublin castle released a detailed reply to Walsh and Doone indicting Irish famine relief critics. It states that the general charge of cruelty toward prisoners is absolutely devoid of foundation.
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London
Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Edward F. Doone
United States
Dublin Castle
James Ian MacPherson
Federation of Labor Opposes Mooney Strike Debate Rages
At Atlantic City June 17 delegates at the AFL convention block a proposal to endorse a July 4 general strike over Thomas Mooney's imprisonment. They censure the Mooney defense committee, assert funds were misused, and push for a new Mooney trial while avoiding recognition of Soviet Russia.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Federation of Labor
Thomas Money
Mooney Defense Committee
Executive Council
Mooney
Organized Labor
Chicago
Russia
United States
Iridh
Indorae Srecunitioe
Rment
Wyoming Troops Visit New York with Senator Kendrick
Three hundred Wyoming troops from the 146th and 448th Held artillery regiments recently returned from France were guests of the Rocky Mountain Club and United States Senator John Kendrick in a New York sightseeing tour. A banquet was held tonight at a venue in Manhattan.
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Associated Press
New York
Wyoming
France
Rocky Mountain Club
United States
John
Watkins Appointed Agricultural Agent in County
Watkins arrives in the county to take the position of agricultural agent left vacant by BG Wood who resigned to take a similar post with the Burlington. Mr Ethine Wileame Wish itety will be located in Wil and county bank.
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Watkins
M. Bowerp
State Agricultural Vbilexal Trevkings
Culyenny
BG Wood
Burlingtonnos
Mrethine Wi Ameine
Wiy
County Batik
Striking Telephone Workers Grow. Key Men Lead Walkout
In Chicago on June 17, union leaders say the telegraphers strike may peak within 24 hours. A reply telegram to Samuel Gompers signals adherence to a conference decision. Western Union reports 50 percent business disruption, while Western Union employees contest that claim and report many towns returning to normal. In California, about 5 000 operators and 1 000 male employees are affected, with 3 000 more in the southern region involved.
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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
A June 17 telegram read by Congressman Claude B. Hudspeth urged Americans to leave Mexico when possible. The message, discussed at a Chamber of Commerce meeting, said Secretary Baker advised against entering Mexico and warned Americans of risks posed by the war or unrest.
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Mexico
Paso
American State Department
Committee of the
Chainber’y of Commerce
Fron Congerssman
Claude B. Hudspeth
Moron Colony Safety Foremost In Al Paso Report
Al Paso June 17 authorities report concerns over safety at Moron Colony amid scattered gunfire and unrest. Military forces step up patrols as civilians fear further violence and authorities urge restraint and cooperation with investigators.
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AL Paso
Arate
Hoane
Slites
Yanks Fight Villa Rebels Near Juarez in Latest Clash
Reports from El Paso indicate scouting patrols found Villa rebels east of San Lorenzo church but found rumor unfounded about more men. General Jewin lala’s briefing counted 50 to 60 bodies at the Juarez race track trenches and 36 more at the race block, with additional casualties and many wounded found in fields east of the town.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Juarez Race Lack
21Th Infantry
Cothege
Trins
Davelly
Robbers over come woman in bond exchange
Two men entered the New York and Bond Exchange in the Bank of Italy building and robbed the cash drawer of about 1700 dollars while binding and gagging cashier Ida Sanders. A customer found her unconscious on the floor as the robbers fled with the cash. Liberty Bonds worth thousands were not taken.
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Qarland
Galify
Ida Sanders
New York & Bond Exchange
Bank of Italy
Knox urges Senate delay on League Covenant ratification
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania argues against immediate ratification of the League of Nations covenant. He warns it would shift U S policy from traditional boundaries and withdraw the sovereign power to act in emergencies. Debate opens with his prepared address. Senator Metlumber of North Dakota to speak next.
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League of Nations
Senate
Knox
Pennsylvania
League
Shale
Witteleawat
League Nations
Metlumiber
North Dakota
Foreig Relations Committee
Automobile Skids Off Viaduct Injures Driver
James Malnig was seriously injured when his car skidded off a viaduct railing and dropped twelve feet. He was taken to a hospital with injuries not expected to be fatal. The report notes the accident was not officially reported to police and mentions others connected to the scene.
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James Malnig
Mainik
Minnis
Pins Hotel
DLS West Pitteen
Taen
Drowning Leads to Ban on Bathing Rafts at Lake Minnehaha
An aquatic accident at Lake Minnehaha prompts the city to abolish floating rafts used by bathers. Officials cite safety concerns and a plan to prevent further drownings, warning residents that leisure bathing will rely on safer alternatives.
Mexican Government Seeks Adjustment After Invasion Incident
General Candido Aguilar, envoy of President Carranza, declares Mexico views U S troop incursions as a violation of sovereignty. State department received copy but no formal protest expected. Officials say no Mexican reply on American actions and Carranza did not approve cross border pursuit policy.
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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 After City Clash Says Mayor Namero
Juarez markets and offices reopen after fierce fight with Villa forces. Mayor Namero reports normal conditions along the line and promises steady protection for foreigners. Streetcars halted and telephone lines damaged by artillery. Americans scarce as recovery begins.
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Associated Presa
Juarez
Suarez
Namero
Villa
Varagosa
Denver Man Injured When Ford Turtles
Frank Carter aged 5, a Denver resident, was seriously injured when his Ford overturned on the road to La Grange Wyoming. He was rushed to St Johns hospital and treated by Fr W A Wyman. The car’s brakes failed on a turn causing the crash and he is expected to recover with no broken bones. He lives 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
Caravan or Forty Trucks to Pass By
One of the largest motor caravans in history is planned to pass by Denver next week, led by Voy, president of the Packard Motor Car Company. About forty of the era’s biggest vehicles are expected to participate, signaling a major showcase of automotive power and scale.
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Denver
Neary
Voy
Packard Motor Gar Company
Uremay
Apsoc Lato
Euve
Detroit Probaly
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