German Cabinet Resigns as Wilson Talks in Paris
Reports from Berlin say the German cabinet has resigned while President Ebert may keep office. The Allies demand the treaty terms be met, risking further upheaval as high officials discuss signatures. President Wilson has returned to Paris and met with Lloyd George and Clemenceau to discuss the Italian cabinet crisis and Germany.
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Presden Ebert
Offee
Germany
Wilson
Paris
Belgium
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Germany Moves Toward Stabilizing Weimar Government
Reports from Weimar state at 9 oclock this evening Germany lays plans for a recon constitution of the administration to form a government capable of signing the peace treaty.
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Paris
Weimar
Ottack
Germany
Chancellor Scheidemann Stands With Ebert Over Peace Accord
Berlin reports that the cabinet resigned at 2 am and President Ebert will stay in office temporarily. He is said to stand or fall with Chancellor Scheidemann, choosing resignation if signings the peace treaty is required.
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Berlin
Ebert
Scheidemann
Allied advance plans in event of German peace delay
Paris reports the supreme council confirmed military plans to resume the advance into Germany if Germany fails to sign the peace treaty within the allotted time. The order to move is expected exactly when the time limit expires, with no delay indicated in maneuvers.
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Paris
Supreme Council
Germany
Bernstorff May Sign Paris Peace Treaty
An unconfirmed report from Koblenz says Count von Bernstorff has been named 48 minister of foreign affairs and will travel to Versailles to sign the peace treaty.
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Paris
Coblens
Gquoly von Bernator
Versailles
German dictates likely changes after Ernberger rise
Paris dispatch notes Mathias Ernberger would seek two peacetime changes if he gains power in Germany. The first is softening the war responsibility clause to ease German sensitivities, and the second is dropping prosecutions of the former emperor.
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The
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Mathias Ernberger
Germany
Poll shows indecision on peace terms in Weimar poll
An Associated Press report from London dated June 20 notes a Weimar poll of various German states on attitudes toward peace terms. The dispatch from Copenhagen cites uncertainty among states regarding terms.
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London
Germany
Weimar
Copenhagen
Weimar Isolated as Railway Strike Shuts Off Links
Weimar is cut off from all German rail connections after a sudden railway strike halts communication with every nation. Air travel remains the only alternative, while government circles oppose the move and seek a resolution.
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Weimar
Germany
Weather Forecast for Wyoming Weekend
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with unsettled weather in the western portion. Warmer conditions are expected in the southern and eastern areas.
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Wyoming
Cookyr Suny
Yale Defeats Harvard After Hard Struggle Regatta
Yale wins the four mile varsity boat race on the Thames by half a length over Harvard. The finish was tight with both crews neck and neck for much of the course. Yale pulled ahead after two miles as Harvard tired, extending a lead that secured a Crimson doubt of victory and kept Yale from losing their edge in the long inter varsity series.
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Cambridge
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Grimson
Hungarian Communists Prepare to Hit Austria
Reports from Vienna say unrest grows as Hungarian communists plan a border crossing to Woellersdorff to seize munition factories. Austrian troops have been alerted and fortifications strengthened around the capital.
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Associated Press
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Vienna
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Realization of Bolshevism May End Big Strike
Winnipeg reports government officials and police presenting alleged Bolshevism evidence to strikers. Leaders released from detention cited to show central strike committee links. Letters seized at the labour temple connected a Western man and financiers to propaganda and one big union movement.
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A. J. Andrews
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Western Labor News
Kh. B. Rcssoll
Cheyenne Police Confess Murder by Scott in 18 Year Old
Special Deputy Sheriff Marty Roberts returns from Cheyenne with Joss Scott an 18 year old charged in the April murder of John Kosei. Police report he confessed to arrest but not yet to local authorities. Scott traveled among northwest cities including Portland and Seattle before Cheyenne custody. Mary Walker, a mulatto woman, is held as an accomplice.
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Wyo
Marty Roberts
Cheyenne
Joss Scott
John Kosei
Scott
Boy
Northwest
Portland
Seattie
Mary Walker
Bockenkamp Defeats Bromfield In Western Amateur
Louis Bockenkamp of St. Louis beat Lawrence Bromfield of Denver two up with one to play in the western amateur championship semi finals.
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ST. Louis
Louis Bockenkamp
Lawrence Bromfield
Denver
Colorado Soldiers Returned Prompt State Holiday
Governor Olivier Shoup and Mayor Dewey Bailey announced that next Tuesday will be a state and legal holiday in Denver to celebrate the return of the 148th Field Artillery from overseas.
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Olivier 1 Shoup
Dewey
Bailey
148Th Field Artillery
Villa Demonstrated Good Judgment Amid Border Incident
Report describes Villa in El Paso during a border clash involving American artillery fire near Fort Hidalgo. Casarelli, detained by a U S commissioner, recounts accompanying Villa and hearing distant gunfire as the clash unfolded.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Jude
Villa
Ecook
Pasquel Casarelli
Ap Mallan
Dean
Villa Eines
United States
Caseretti
Ville
Mexico
Fall of Italian cabinet sparks call for new leaders
In Nome June 20 in the corridor of the chamber of deputies former Minister Dellenda blamed the lasting delays and uncertainty for hurting Italian prestige. Senators and deputies argued the cabinet's fall followed months of discontent over foreign policy, Paris peace talks, and Wilson's stance on the Tra vac demands, with internal tensions rising.
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Four Planes Map Air Route Across America
The Army Air Service announced four Curtiss JN-4 planes would launch a continental flight from Hastings Falls Mineola New York to Seattle Washington. The mission aims to map an aerial route between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Pacific
Two Army Aviators Die In Flight To Mexico
San Antonio June 20 two army aviators perished in a flight toward Mexico with two planes from Kingston fold Houston bound for Del Rio Texas. Names could not be learned at press time and the squadron reported the crash late tonight.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Kington Fold
Houston
Texas
del Mio
Te Onante
California Referendum 15 on Prohibition Assured
Post on June 20 reports referendum petitions against the national prohibition amendment and the Harris enforcement act are qualified and announced by the secretary of state.
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California
Roper Recommends National Prohibition Commission
Commissioner Roper, in a letter to the House Judiciary Committee, urged creating a department of Prohibition within the Justice Department and appointing a prohibition commissioner to oversee wartime prohibition enforcement.
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National Prohibition Commission
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Department of & Probation
Department of Justca
Ford Sounded Like Anarchist In Michigan Trial
Professor Jensen S Neaves of the University of Michigan testified that Ford’s magazine statements quoted by Edward Marshall reflect anarchist principles. Neaves named Godwin Pradhan Bakunin Benjamin R Tucker and Tolajos as leading anarchists and said Ford’s remarks deny any single state’s primacy and favor interdependence.
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Ienny Ford
Chicago Daily Tribune
Jense S&s. Neaves
University of Michigan
Ford
Edward Marshall
Reeves
Godwin Pradham
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Benjamin AR. Tucker
Tolajos
Ukrainians Force Way Into Tarnopol Galicia
Front dispatches report Ukrainian forces advancing in eastern Galicia between the Brud and Dolester rivers near Tarnopol as Mikralians attack to penetrate the town.
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Frege
Warsaw
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Tor Aah
Big Jes Wallops Opanring at Toledo Sparring Session
At Toledo the Jess Willard training camp held a nine round session before a large crowd. Jock Einen was knocked out for the third time in ten days. Moien was knocked out by a right uppercut and fell through the ropes. Jack Hempel boxed three rounds with Willard while Joe Clip suffered a cut mouth and Walter Monahan exited dazed after a series of punches. Compacy plans to resume training after a cut over his right eye and several sparring partners including Jack Malong and Billy Miske are expected to join tomorrow.
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Jock Einen
Chicago
Jess
Moien
Jack Hempel
Joe Clip
Walter Monahan
Willard
Jack Malong
Paul
Billy Miske
Wish
Salet Penraemen
Palmer Defends Appointment At Senate Hearing
General Palmer testified at the first public hearing on his confirmation, accusing accusers of siding with Germs Interests and claiming Allied enemies and alien property cases attack his administration. He argued seized properties and plants were sold to Americans for profit, and predicted the committee would recommend confirmation despite opposition from some quarters.
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United States
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Bosea
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Troops Held Up By Rail Wreck For Mormon Guard
Juarez, June 20. Troops destined for Casas Grandes to guard Mormon colonies are delayed as repair crews fix railroad sections wrecked by Villa forces before the recent attack on Juarez. Trains bound for Casas Grandes are guarded while others are held here. Repairs should finish in two to three days allowing trains to approach the colonies.
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Casas Grandes
Shipwrecked crew feared starving on remote Flint Island
Honolulu dated report says Captain D P Wall and seven crew members of the schooner Luca are 40 days overdue from Siva Eiji islands and believed marooned on Flint Island, 4 600 miles south of Honolulu, in danger of death from starvation due to lack of water and food. The barkentine Alla could not reach them because of heavy seas.
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Eiji Islands
Flint Island
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Labor leaders back covenant of nations with Irish provision
Organized labor in the United States endorsed the League of Nations covenant and its labor provisions, with an amendment approving the Irish provision. The AFL reconstruction convention reported the vote as 29,790 to 4%. The president’s cable, sent to Samuel Gompers, noted some weakening but supported the labor provisions as favorable Magna Charta.
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