French publish corrected text of the full treaty
Paris reports the French government will issue the corrected version of the treaty today. The revised document adds pages and retains the 14 points and 440 articles though amended by the Council of Four. Changes cover Silesian coal terms and the creation of a free Danzig with new language on German disarmament.
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Paris
Council of Four
United States
Silesian Coal
Poland
Germany
Upper Silesia
Danzig
German Armament Limits Under League Pact
The document states Germany shall not possess armament greater than the fixed table in the treaty upon joining the League of Nations and agrees that after membership the table remains in force until council modification. It also commits Germany to observe league council decisions on armament.
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League of Nations
Germany
League
Council of the League
Council
Packers Are Sole Bidders for Government Meat Stock
Eleven packers competed for the 30 million dollar surplus meat at Chicago zone 7. J. B. Hoffman of Milwaukee bid on the entire lot with a 1.086 million dollar certified check, about ten percent of the total bid, officials said.
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Chicago
J. B. Hoffman
Milwaukee Packer
Army
Northland Grounds On West Island Near Buzzards Bay
The steamer Northland of the Eastern Steamship lines running from New York to Boston ran aground on West Island about ten miles from the Cape Cod canal entrance. The vessel appeared to have a damaged bottom but all passengers and cargo were later transferred to New Bedford, with everyone safely evacuated.
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New Bedford
Mass
Northland
Eastern Steamship Lines
New York
Boston
West Island
Buzzards Bay
Cape Cod Canal
German Cabinet Rejects Peace Terms in Meeting
Berlin reports that six members of the old German cabinet publicly rejected the peace terms. The ministers named include Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau Landsberg Geisberts Dernburg Preuss and Gothein in a cabinet meeting.
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Berlin
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Landsberg
Geisberts
Dernburg
Preass
Gothein
Halt Trip To Get New Legs
The American Red Cross agreed to aid the Czecho Slovak national alliance in caring for 100 crippled soldiers in New York until thirty one can receive artificial limbs. An institute is rushing to manufacture limbs and will work day and night to meet the demand.
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New York
Siberia
American Red Cross
Colonel W. T. Durbin Honored by Paris Officials
Colonel W T Durbin former Indiana governor receives recognition during a ceremony in Paris with local officials and veterans groups in attendance. The event highlights Durbin’s public service and longstanding ties to Indiana.
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Indiana
Paris
W. T. Durbin
Declines To Confer Felipe Angeles Sends Letter
Brig. Gen. James B. Erwin refused any communication with Gen. Felipe Angeles and his revolutionary forces after a courier from Samalayuca delivered a letter bearing Villa's government seal. Erwin stated there is one U.S. recognized Mexican government and said Angeles and his principal are not connected. The exchange occurred after American troops crossed the border last Sunday night.
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el Pago
James B. Erwin
Felipe Angeles
Mexico
General Angeles
Samalayuca
General Erwin
Villa
United States of America
Erwin
Move to Form New Cabinet in Italy
King Victor Emmanuel officially approves Francesco Nitti former treasury minister to form a new cabinet in Rome. Nitti interview with Luzzatti and Tittoni secures promises for finance and foreign affairs desks. Political leaders including Bonasi Marcora Boselli and Giolitti discuss the plan amid doubts on peace delegate replacements.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Francesco Nitti
Treasury
Nitti
Luzzatti
Tittoni
Bonasi
Senate
Marcora
Chamber of Deputies
Boselli
Giolitti
Orlando
Sonnino
Convict Freed Arrested After Leaving Prison Doors
Frank Thompson, freed after three years and four months for grand larceny, is jailed in New York on charges of swindling Harry Faliant of St Louis for 66000 and Archie Lowrey of Chicago for 31000 in a fare game at a fashionable club in the white light district after stepping out of Dannemora prison.
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New York
Dannemora
Frank Thompson
Harry Faliant
St. Louis
Archie Lowrey
Chicago
White Light
Kaiser Urges Acceptance of German Treaty
Paris dispatches report travelers arriving from Germany say the former Kaiser advised the government to sign the treaty. No date beyond June 23 is given.
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Paris
Germany
Packers Accuse Unions in Wage Award Dispute
Two packing firms, the John Agar company and the G. H. Hammond company, asked Judge Samuel Alschuler to review alleged breaches of the wage and working conditions award. Attorneys claim union workers started strikes violating the award and warn that firms may take protective measures unless employees fulfill their duties.
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Chicago
Samuel Alschuler
Federal District Court
John Agar Company
G. H. Hammond Company
Found a Ladies White Kid Glove
A missing item notice reports a lady’s white kid glove found and awaiting pickup at this office for the owner to claim. The glove is described and the finder’s location details are noted.
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