Peasants Defeated After Heavy Battle in Hungary
In western Hungary near Oedenburg four thousand peasants marching to displace the Soviet government were intercepted by the Communist garrison. A bloody fight followed as the rebels were driven back and surrounded in Kollerhof by Red Guards.
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Red Army
Hungary
Oedenburg
Kollerhof
Austria
Bela’ Kun
Joseph Pogany
Semely
Woollerhof
Budapest
Danube
Neutra
Pressburg
Vezsony
Slovvakia
Prague
France
London
Soprony
Zinkendorff
Red Guards
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Cardinal Mercier plans August visit to America. British press condemns delay in appointing a U S ambassador straining Anglo American ties. Mexico withdraws delegates from Pan American Congress over Speaker Gillett speech. Senate Foreign Relations begins peace treaty leak probe. five New York bankers subpoenaed. Lobbyists push to unload worthless soldiers lands to government in Washington.
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Cardinal Mercier
America
London
United States
Great Britain
Mexico City
Pan-American Congress
Congress
Gillett
House of Representatives
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Borah and Lodge
Frank L. Polk
New York
Senate Pushes Demand for Full Peace Treaty Text
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee orders an investigation into how New York interests obtained the full text of the German peace treaty. Senator Johnson of California introduces a resolution urging the State Department to transmit the complete treaty to the Senate, with Polk saying he will refer the request to Paris.
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Washington
New York
Germaany
United States Senate
Senate Foreign Rehuinns
Senate
Lodge
Mitchcock
State Department
Johson
California
Titchcock
Hing
Goeng
Democrats
Ale Jonson
Marshall
Aguin
United States
Germany
Polk
Paris
Wilson
Carranza Troops Enter Chihuahua City Held by Villa
Federal forces commanded by General Manuel Dieguez entered Chihuahua City, which Villa reportedly held. General Dieznez would stay in Chihuahua to await orders before resuming the campaign against Villa. The current position of Villa’s forces was not stated.
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Villa
Mexico City
Chihuahua
Manuel Dieguez
Carranza
Dieznez
Vila
Wheat Crop Conditions Show Slight Drop in June
Washington's Department of Agriculture reports June 1 conditions for spring wheat at 92 percent, down 1 point from last June. The harvested area stands at 100.8 percent, with an estimated total wheat crop of 1.236 billion bushels, up 307 million from last year.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Senate orders treaty printed in record after Borah reads
Senator Borah of Idaho read the peace treaty aloud to force publication in the Congressional Record. The vote ended 47 to 24 to publish with a later 41 to 26 defeat on a reconsideration, amid Democratic opposition and Republican support.
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Washington
Paris
Germany
Congressional
Borah
Idaho
Senate
Wall Street
Chicago
Beckham
Kentucky
Beeckham
Boraley
Labor convention fully indorses League of Nations
Atlantic City organized wage earners of America, 3,260,000 strong, voiced approval of the League of Nations covenant and the five guiding principles of lasting peace as basic values endorsed by the American Federation.
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Atlantic City
League of Nations
American Federation
America
Paris
Germany possible League of Nations member after peace treaty
Reports say Germany could join the League of Nations if it signs the peace treaty and proves a stable government. Berlin denies a cabinet crisis and says only the current government can sign or reject the treaty. German peace delegation head von Brockdorff-Rantzau travels to Cologne amid Rhine region tensions.
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Germany
League of Nations
Berlin
Europe
National Guard
Hugo Haase
Ebert and
Scheidemann
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Cologne
Rhine
Rhenish Republic
Plan to try German war lords in a neutral court
Berlin reports a constitutional convention plan for a state court to try those responsible for starting and losing the war. The court would have 15 members and secret deliberations with no appeal, and former Kaiser Wilhelm declines to volunteer for trial.
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Berlin
Nacional Assembly
Wilhelm
Germany
Holland
Amerongen
Alles
New Jersey
State Association of Overseers of the Poor
Atantic City
Garden State
Peter Seerah
Newton
Mr. Beerah
Wilson Ends Gold Embargo With Russia and Enemies
President Wilson lifted the gold embargo on all nations except Bolshevik Russia and enemy countries. The export and import of gold are now free and foreign exchange controls are terminated.
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Washington
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
Russia
Wheat outlook in Kansas promises record crop
Secretary Mohler of the Kansas Board of Agriculture says harvesting has begun in southeastern counties and should reach the south-central belt by June 20. The outturn is estimated as high as 218,000,000 bushels, far exceeding any prior U S production.
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Topeka, Kun
Mohler
Kansas Board of Agriculture
Union
Diya Ware
Big Highway Program Aims to Complete 100 Miles This Season
New Jersey Highway Commission plans a 1920 build season to finish about 100 miles of new roads. Work totals include 70 miles under contract, 9,258 miles by state labor, and 12.985 miles in planning with bids pending. Federal aid funds about 39,626 miles of state highways, and total outlays approach 6 million dollars.
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State Highway Department of
New Jersey
John W. Herbert
Qeain
Commission
Newark
Camden
Atlantic City
Rahway
Perth Amboy
Keyport
Asbury Park
Lakewood
Toms River
Barnegar
Tuckerton
Absecon
Cape May
Fort Lee Ferry
Hudson Northwest
Paterson
State Highway Commission
No. 8
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Passaic
Morris
Ment
Montclair
Butler
Stockholm
Sussex
Ner Way
Itty
Highway Commission
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