Wilson in Belgium Praises King Queen and Belgian People
President Wilson told the Belgian chamber of deputies that America’s efforts were heartfelt, not mere duty, and paid tribute to King Leopold and Queen Astrid for their devoted leadership. He spoke at a luncheon at the American legation praising the royal couple and Belgian resolve.
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Belgium
Brussels
Wilson
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
U. S
M. Hymans
America
Legation
Deat
Catholics Win Bavarian Municipal Elections
The Catholic center party won virtually everywhere in Bavaria in Sundays municipal elections. The democratic and majority socialist parties showed poorly in the voting across the region with Center Party dominance noted amid the postwar political climate.
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Berne
Catholic Center Party
Bavaria
End of French miners strike settled and work resumes
Paris reports that the miners strike in northern France has been settled to the satisfaction of both sides and coal mines have resumed operations. News accounts confirm the halt ended and production restarted.
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France
Paris
Italy Defeat in Chamber as Gov Emergency Moves Fiume Plan
Rome June 20 The Italian government suffers a heavy defeat as the chamber of deputies rejects a vote of confidence by 259 to 70. Premier Orlando demanded a secret session to explain foreign policy and faces a volatile situation with reports of a possible move to annex Fiume along the Adriatic.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Orlando
Chamber
Adriatic
Fiume
Britain
France
United States
Italy
Standing of the clubs from Thursday's results
National League games include Brooklyn 4 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia Pitsburgh 6 Boston 5 New York 7 St Louis 1 American League Chicago 5 Washington 4 Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1 Boston 2 St Louis 1 Cleveland 4 New York 3.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Gleveland
Pete
Philadelphia Ease
Semen
Werner
Ccscseces
Philadelp
Nine Dreadnaughts Arrive Off New York For July 4 Stay
Nine dreadnaughts of the Atlantic fleet with accompanying destroyers and supply ships maneuvered in New York waters Thursday and will anchor in the North River until after July 4, accompanied by ongoing naval activity near the city.
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New York
North River
Yankee ships to Black Sea cargo service announced
The shipping board announced a New York to Constantinople and Black Sea port cargo service. The Huachuca a 7300 deadweight ton steamship is slated to sail this month, followed by Polybius of 10000 deadweight tons in July.
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Washington
New York
Constantinople
Black Sea
The
Shipping Board
Polybius
Mexican forces pursue Villa rebels near Juarez border
Washington reports strong representations by American officials to Mexico for protecting Americans in the disturbed area as Mexican troops chase Villa forces in the Galiana district of Western Chihuahua. Cavalry pursues the Villa column while El Paso mobilizes the 19th infantry and guarantees for all Americans crossing to Juarez are affirmed.
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Washington
Mexico
Juarez
State Department
Villa
Columbus
Baker
el Paso
19Th Infantry
Pass Here
Francisco Villa
Chihuahua City
Mex
Galiana
Chihuahua
Pablo Quiroga
Juirez
Gonzales
Boy Scout Goal Passed Amid National Drive
New York June 20 full success crowned Boy Scout week from June 8 to 14 as leaders McAdoo West and Livingston announced. Campaign extended in New York and a few communities but directors said reports will show the goal of 1,000,000 associate members surpassed.
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New York
Dene
William G. McAdoo
National Citizens’ Committee
James E. West
Colin H. Livingston
Scout Movement
German Premier Qut Peage Near Washington
War Department announces a large border mobilization. Secretary Baker authorizes recruiting of 26,000 men for service on the Mexican border. The declaration marks a significant expansion of American military readiness amid ongoing border tensions.
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Washington
Baker
Russian Cruiser Oleg Sunk by British Submarine
London reports naval operations against the Bolshevik government continue to meet success. The Russian cruiser Oleg has been sunk by a British submarine.
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London
Bolshe
Viks
Oleg
Weimar government to accept peace treaty
A Paris dispatch reports the German National government at Weimar has decided to sign the peace treaty. The confirmation states Germany will now accept the terms, marking a formal move toward ending hostilities.
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Ment
Weimar
Paris
Germany
Scheidermann Government Falls in Germany Victory for Treaty
June 20 reports confirm Premier Scheidermann's government has fallen in Weimar and Berlin. Analysts say his defeat helps push signing the peace treaty, as cabinet members debate the pact amid German resistance and Allied occupation fears.
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Noske
Germany
Count von Brockdorff- Rantzau
Berlin
Weimar
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Count Bernstorff
Poultney Bigelow In Critical Condition In Kingston
Poultney Bigelow, noted author and traveler, was in a critical condition at a Kingston city hospital on June 20 after his illness. The report notes his prominence and current health status as authorities monitor his case.
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Poultney. Bigelow
Kingston, N. Y
Poultney Bigelow
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