Germany Crisis Deepens as Cabinet Resigns
AP reports Berlin advised the German cabinet resigned while President Ebert would stay in office. Friday saw conflicting stories on signatory intent to the Allied peace treaty amid opposition. Wilson returned to Paris and met with Lloyd George and Clemenceau to discuss the Italian cabinet crisis and Germany’s stance.
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Germany to sign peace pact under new government
Reports from Weimar say at 9 o clock this evening Germany is split in a movement to form a new administration meant to sign the peace treaty.
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Berlin Cabinet Resigns as Ebert Stays Interim
The cabinet resigned at 2 am. President Ebert will retain office temporarily and has decided to stand with Chancellor Scheidemann, choosing resignation over signing the peace treaty.
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Allied advance plans hinge on timely peace pact failure
Paris dispatch reports the supreme council confirming military plans to resume the advance into Germany if the peace treaty is not signed by the Allied deadline. The order to move would be issued at the expiration of the time limit, with no delay in maneuvers.
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Bernstorf to Sign Paris Peace Treaty Reported
An unconfirmed report from Koblenz says Gyuly Von Bernator has been named 48 minister of foreign affairs and will come to Versailles to sign the peace treaty.
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Gquoly von Bernator
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German leader likely to seek peace treaty changes
The Temps reports that if Mathias Ernberger gains power in Germany he will push for two treaty revisions. He would soften the war guilt clause to spare German sensitivities and drop prosecutions of the former emperor.
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Poll Shows Indecision on Peace Terms in Germany
Weimar reported poll results from the German states assessing attitudes toward peace terms. The survey, cited by an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen, reflects uncertainty across regions about settlement terms.
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Weimar Cut Off by Sudden Railway Strike
June 21 reports Weimar isolated as rail service to all German lines halts nationwide after a sudden strike. Air travel remains only link to outside for government circles and officials.
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Wyoming Weather Forecast Patchy Clouds Weekend
Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday with unsettled conditions in portions of the state. Warmer temperatures expected in southern areas with light to moderate winds.
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Yale Defeats Harvard After Hard Struggle Regatta
Yale edged Harvard by about half a length in the four mile varsity race on the Thames. The two crews raced wheel to wheel for over a mile and a half before Yale gained a slight lead at the two mile mark and held on to win as Harvard tired.
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Hungarian Communists Prepare to Hit Austria
Reports from Vienna indicate ongoing unrest as Austrian forces fortify government HQs and Hungarian communists plan to cross the border toward Woellersdorff to seize munitions factories, with Austrian troops mobilized.
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Realization of Bolshevism May End Big Strike
Winnipeg reports government officials and police presenting union leaders with documents linking the vast bolshevik movement to the central strike committee. Officials cite letters seized during a raid on the labor temple as evidence and warn of continued propaganda and funding aiding the movement.
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Cheyenne Youth Scott Confesses to Crime in Case
Special Deputy Sheriff Marty Roberts returns from Cheyenne with Joss Scott an 18 year old accused of murdering John Kosei in April by striking him with a rock. Authorities predict a guilty plea at trial as the suspect travels the northwest. Mary Walker a mulatto woman linked to the case is held as an accomplice in the incident.
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Bockenkamp Wins From Bromfield in Western Amateur
Louis Bockenkamp of St. Louis defeated Lawrence Bromfield of Denver two up with one to play in the Western Amateur Championship semi finals held in St. Louis on June 20.
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Denver
Colorado Soldiers Return Prompt Holiday Honor
Governor Oliver and Denver officials announced a state holiday for next Tuesday to honor the 148th Field Artillery's return from overseas. The decision affects state offices and city services as celebrations are planned.
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Villa Demonstrates Good Judgment In Border Incident
Report from El Paso cites Jude 20 involving Pasquel Casarelli and Villa during a border crossing. Casarelli describes accompanying Villa when American artillery fired into Mexico, recalling a cottonwood bluff near a race track and a distant cannon blast labeled by Villa as "boom" before a fatal gunfire near the border.
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Post Mortem in Home on Corpse Orlando Cabinet Nome
In the corridor of the chamber of deputies the vote that toppled the Italian cabinet prompted ex minister Dellenda to say the deputies and people are tired of the situation and its delays. He urged new leaders better suited to face grave national issues. Other senators and deputies linked the cabinet downfall to months of foreign policy discontent and domestic tensions.
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Four Planes Map Continental Air Route From East to West
The Army Air Service announced four Curtiss JN-4 planes will start a transcontinental flight from Hastingsfell MinEola New York to Seattle Washington to map an aerial route between the Atlantic and Pacific coasts.
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Two Army Aviators Die in Flight Toward Mexico
Two Army aviators died in a flight from Houston toward Del Rio Texas while two planes of the squadron remained aloft. Names could not be learned. The incident occurred near San Antonio Texas on June 20 according to reports from border observers.
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California Referendum Petitions for Prohibition Endorsed
June 20 report states petitions against the national prohibition amendment and the Harris enforcement act were qualified for circulation. Secretary of State officials announced the development amid controls and legal review.
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Roper Recommends Prohibition Commission in Cabinet
Commissioner Roper urged the House Judiciary Committee to create a department of probation and a prohibition commissioner within the Justice Department to oversee wartime prohibition enforcement. The proposal seeks centralized control and a formal agency to enforce the ban.
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Ford Sounded Like Anarchist In Testimony
Professor Jens S. Neaves of the University of Michigan testified Ford’s magazine statements showed belief in anarchist principles. He cited writers Praharm Godwin, Bakenin, Tucker and Tolajos, and quoted Ford remarks opposing the primacy of any state or area and urging interdependence.
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Ukrainians Break Into Tarnopol in Galicia War
Front dispatches report Ukrainian forces driving into Tarnopol between the Brud and Dolester rivers in eastern Galicia. Allied reports say Mikraian and Romanian positions are under pressure as fighting concentrates near the town.
Willard Sparring Session Wounds Training Partners
In Toledo a crowd watched Jess Willard’s nine round workout with sparring partners. Jock Henen was knocked out for the third time in ten days, and Moien fell after a punch clipped him near ringside. Others suffered cuts and strains but will resume training after a layoff.
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Palmer Defends Appointment At First Public Hearing
General Palmer sharply attacked accusers at the first public hearing on his bid for confirmation. He claimed enemies and German interests conspired to discredit his administration and asserted his agency had seized alien property and aided the German industrial effort in the United States. The five hour session ended with expectations the committee would recommend confirmation.
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Troops to Aid Mormons Delayed by Rail Wreck
Juarez, June 20. Troops ordered to guard Mormon colonies in the Casas Grandes district are delayed as rail lines destroyed by Villa forces are being repaired. Crews work eight miles south of Juarez and trains will resume within two to three days.
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Shipwrecked crew in danger of starvation near Flint Island
Honolulu dispatch says Captain D. P. Wall and seven crew members of the schooner Luca are 40 days overdue from Siva and believed marooned on Flint Island, 4600 miles south of Honolulu, with no water or food. The Alla crew could not reach them due to heavy seas, leaving no naval vessel available for rescue.
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Labor unions endorse league covenant amid caveat
Organized labor across the United States backs the League of Nations covenant and labor provisions. The American Federation of Labor reconvenes to approve, with the Ireland clause unanimously adopted. President Wilson responds by noting labor provisions are weakened but still favorable to the Magna Carta of labor.
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