Italy Accepts Allies Settlement on Adriatic Question
Rome reports Orlando defies critics in the chamber as deputies force his resignation after opposing the allies. Italy to accept the Dalmatian settlement agreed by Wilson Lloyd George and Clemenceau, with possible new peace delegation to Versailles. uncertainty who will sign the German treaty.
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Italy
Adriatic
Paris
Associated Press
Rome
Orlando
Chamber of Deputies
Versaillies
Alaska Ten Get Benefit of Lanes Plan
Washington June 20 Soldiers who enlisted from Alaska and Hawaii may gain from Secretary Lane s Homes for Soldiers law. The Alaska mining chapter appealed to include Alaska in the bill. Alaska supplied over five thousand men for the army. Hawaii will be included in Mondell s bill, a compilation of features from various bills.
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Washington
Alaska
Hawaii
Lane
American Mining Congress
Cable
United States
Mondell
Poison incident leaves six hospitalized in Hunker Creek area
Six patients remain in hospital after a poisoning incident on Hunker Creek. All are reported as gradually recovering, with investigators noting their conditions improving since exposure.
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Dawson
Associated Press
Hunker Creek
Excursionists Due in Dawson Today
Two steamboat midnight sun excursions from Fort Yukon are due in Dawson today. The arrival includes passengers and cargo, with local officials expecting routine docking and clearances to proceed.
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Dawson
Associated Press
Fort Yukon
Ohio Legislature Seeks Halt to Willard Dempsey Fight
The Ohio House adopted a resolution urging the governor to stop the Willard Dempsey boxing match set for July 4, reflecting legislative pushback against the scheduled bout in Columbus.
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Columbus
Asso
Ohio
Foreign trade hits new high on exports and imports
Washington reports May exports pushed foreign trade to new records in the current fiscal year. For the first eleven months the export total reached about six billion dollars while imports approached ten billion, leaving a large trade deficit.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Labor resolves on espionage prisoners at AFL convention
Atlantic City June 20 The American Federation of Labor convention refused to ask for the release of political espionage prisoners but adopted a resolution requesting that prisoners be released when peace is declared.
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Atlantic City
Associated Press
American Federation of Labor Convention
Tex Rickard Announces Fight’s Financial Success
Toledo on June 20 reports Tex Rickard has secured 360000 dollars in cash for tickets, ensuring financial success of the upcoming fight. Dempsey resumes training tomorrow.
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Toledo
Associated Press
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Louvaine Honors Our President With Doctor of Laws
In the ruins of the Louvaine library the degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon President Wilson by the University of Louvaine. Brussels date June 20.
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Louvaine University
Brussels
Associated Press
Louvaine
Wilson
University of Louvaine
Army Aviators Cross Cascade Mountains to Reach Cle Elum
Two army aviators from Seattle reached Cle Elum on June 20 becoming the first aviators to fly across the Cascade mountains. Their crossing marks a historic milestone for military aviation in the region.
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Cascade Mountains
Cle Elum
Wash
Associated Preas
Seattle
Senator Warns League May End Church and State Divide
Senator Sherman of Illinois warned in the senate that the league of nations could end the separation of church and state and put the Vatican in control within the league. He claimed the Vatican seeks papal authority to govern civil affairs and that Catholics would have twenty four out of a total of votes in the league assembly. Opponents may drop a test vote as Germans act on the treaty, with Republicans abandoning a Knox resolution roll call.
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Washington
Associated Press
Sherman
Illinois
Senate
League of Nations
Vatican
League Assembly
Passage of Alaska coal and oil leasing bill
Seattle dispatch says lawmakers who funded the Alaska government railway expect royalties from coal and oil lands to repay the railway cost within years. The geological survey sees the bill as a forerunner of significant oil development in Alaska.
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Seattle
Associated Press
Washington
Seattle Times
Alaska
Geological Survey
Congress sees labor not opposed to prohibition stay
Representative Cooper claims labor does not oppose prohibition and that the liquor traffic with German brewers seeks concessions from government. He argues prohibition is here to stay despite German opposition.
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Washington
Associated Press
Cooper
House Today
Samuel Gompers
Financial Aid to Strikers of Canada Trading Sympathy
The Washington State Federation of Labor in Bellingham approved funds to support British Columbia strikers allied with Winnipeg workers. President Kavanaugh said the strike became a political fight as Canada’s government intervened in industrial matters.
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Bellingham
Associated Press
Washington State
Federation of Labor
British Columbia
Winnipeg
Kavanaugh
British Columbia Federation of Labor
Princess Sophia custody sparks court ownership claim
In a June 20 report Captain Trout of Canadian Pacific states the steamship Princess Sophia is effectively owned by the U.S. federal court after the vessel was turned over during the limitation action. Ketchikan reports on mobility fish prices include halibut six to ten cents and cod prices as listed.
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Victoria
Associated Press
Captain Trout
Canadian Pacific Company
United States
Ketchikan
German government falls as new party to sign treaty
The Schie demann government in Germany has fallen and the next cabinet is expected to sign the peace treaty. Gustav Noske is to head the new government after the assembly backed terms Scheidemann opposed. Paris dispatches note Germans seek more time to respond and possible delay of President Wilson's departure.
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Associated Press
Schiedemann
Germany
German National Assembly
Scheidemann
Gustav Noske
Soviet Bureau Raid Seizes Pamphlets in New York
In a raid on the Russian Soviet bureau in New York pamphlets by Lenine Trotzky and Bela Kun urging American workers to rise up were seized. The documents named many prominent American radicals and were taken by officers.
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Soviet Bureau
Lenine
Trotzky
Bela Kun
Marooned Crew on Fruit Island Endangered by Hunger
Honolulu June 20 A P report says Captain D P Wall and seven crewmen are marooned on Fruit Island about a thousand miles south of Honolulu. They face possible starvation as no vessel is available to rescue them.
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Honolulu
Associated Press
D. P. Wall
Fruit Island
Tragic Mayaguez Theater Fire Kills Many
In Mayaguez Porto Rico on June 20 a moving picture house fire reported to kill about 150 people and injure many others including children as crowds tried to escape.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Associated Preas
Mayaguez
Wireless at Tampico Claims 2000 Mile Night Radius
Tampico Mexico June 20 government completes wireless station erection claimed to have a sending radius at night of 2000 miles.
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Tampico
Mexico
Associated Press
Villa Troops Seek Nonborder Fighting, Reprisals Denied
A courier from Villa's Samalayuca camp delivered a note to General James Erwin stating Villa's forces aim to avoid border clashes and not retaliate against Americans in Mexico. The report indicates Villa does not plan reprisals on Americans.
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EL Paso
Associated Press
Villa
Samalayuca
Angeles
James Erwin
Rio Grande
Mexico
Stowaways Believed Bolshevik Emissaries Arrive in Vancouver
Eight Russian stowaways disguised as Canadian soldiers are found aboard the Monteagle from Vladivostok with eight hundred Canadian troops. Officials believe the men are Bolshevik emissaries and they will be deported.
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Vancouver
Associated Press
Vladivostok
Priests Strike For Higher Salaries At Loreto
Rome June 20 Associated Press priests at Loreto a pilgrimage resort went on strike for higher pay and halted masses after their demands were not granted.
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Rome
Associated Press
Loretocad
Harvard Crew Beats Yale Freshmen Amid Stormy Race
Harvard defeated Yale in a freshmen varsity rowing race held in New London Connecticut under lightning and rain. The event occurred June 20 with Harvard prevailing despite hazardous weather conditions.
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Harvard
YALE
New London
Conn
Associated Press
Alaska Mining Stocks Quotation Snapshot
Mining stock quotations show Alaska Gold advancing 3 percent and Alaska Juneau up 2 percent today as traders track Alaska mining values.
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New York
Associated Press
Alaska Gold
Alaska Juneau
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