Rumors of Erzberger Modifications to Peace Treaty
Paris rumors claim if Erzberger gains power in Germany he will seek two changes to the peace treaty. First, soften the war guilt clause to avoid German Sensibilities. second, abandon prosecution of the former emperor. Paris June 21. American peace circles see Germany willing to sign, despite French suspicions. Berlin reports say the Ebert government remains, von Brockdorff-Rantzau refuses to return to Versailles to sign. Cabinet changes denied by official German wireless. Scheidemann government collapse rumors circulate.
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Allies share war costs urged by Stern in chamber
Paris reports Jacques Stern urged the chamber of deputies that all war outlays be shared by allies. He argued it is the duty of the allies to help France and Britain, noting the United States spent about 20 million dollars in the war and provided supplies before entering combat. He compared allied support to Greece and Turkey and pressed for proportional contributions.
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One Front In Germany Opposing Territory Holds by Americans
Paris reports Marshal Foch forming a front from the Rhine to the Danube with control over Czecho-Slovak Romanian and Polish armies. In Coblenz German troop movements opposite American lines are limited and Americans expect no opposition if advance proceeds. The peace situation delays travel for German troops to unoccupied Germany and 800 German officers are in the American zone with undecided fate. Paris says Clemenceau will outline France’s role in peace terms and, if Germans refuse, Frankfort and the Ruhr may be occupied on successive days.
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U S Food Quiz In Chicago
An inquiry into food profiteers and hoarders will begin in Chicago on Monday by the federal trade commission. It will review evidence gathered for the department of justice, much of it presented to the February federal grand jury. District Attorney Clyne declined to comment. The inquiry is expected to cover dairy products canned goods sugar and meat.
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Labor union votes to keep political prisoners jailed
Atlantic City June 21 The American Federation of Labor convention refused to ask for the release of so called political prisoners and adopted a resolution urging that acts be rescinded with a formal declaration of peace.
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Standings of the Clubs and Friday Baseball Results
National League matches Chicago over Brooklyn six to four and Pittsburgh over Boston? Cincinnati six Philadelphia four. New York four St. Louis two in 11 innings. American League shows Chicago over Lemnaee two, St. Louis one. Boston defeated Detroit at Philadelphia nine in eighth inning by darkness. New York two Cleveland zero called in the fourth due to rain. American Association lists St Paul four Minneapolis one, Indianapolis three Columbus six Milwaukee two, Kansas City seven. Louisville to Toledo no game due to rain. Three I League results Bloomington five Evansville two, Rockford nine Peoria seven, Moline nine Terre Haute zero.
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Vienna halts red plot to invade German Austria
Vienna authorities report measures to counter a Hungarian Red Guards plan to invade German Austria and establish a soviet republic, amid military movements and tightened security across the border region.
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Palmer Defends Bosch Magneto Sale Before Senate Panel
United States Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer defended his handling of the Bosch Magneto sale. He said the law was observed, the sale was approved by his advisory board, and he viewed the $4.15 million price as reasonable given the plant’s value and wartime seizures. He rebutted charges from Merton Lewis and others and denounced investigations as baseless intimidation.
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Ger man support grows for League of Nations entry
Paris report notes Herr Bernersberger statements urging Germany to join the League of Nations as a path out of chaos and ruin. The German press now broadly backs signing the peace treaty proposed by the Allies, with entry possible through ratification.
Labor would bar Mexicans from U S immigration
Atlantic City June 21 Mexican workers would stay out of the United States and European workers too if the AFL wins its proposed immigration law. The resolution committee asked for a two year prohibition on immigration from foreign lands, with an amendment to cover Mexico. Luis Morones, head of Mexico’s large labor federation, supported the stance as a fraternal delegate, calling the plan disastrosa amid postwar conditions.
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Admiral Benson Home Again Returns From Brest on Arkansas
Admiral William S Benson chief of operations of the United States navy arrived in New York from Brest aboard the battleship Arkansas. Twenty five casual army officers also returned on the warship.
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Canadian Rioters Checked at Epsom Camp
London reports military authorities have the Canadian camp near Epsom under control after serious rioting. Epsom is now out of bounds for Canadian soldiers and civilians are forbidden to approach the camp.
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6000 Students Arrested in Amoy Chinese Japanese Action
Fuchun reports six thousand students were arrested and detained by Chinese and Japanese authorities in Amoy on June 21 amid military operations. The event highlights ongoing tensions and mass detentions during the period.
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Cox Won’t Block Willard Dempsey Fight in Toledo
Governor Cox announced in Toledo that he will take no steps to prevent the July 4th boxing bout between Jack Dempsey and Jess Willard. The decision leaves the heavyweight title showdown set for Independence Day in the city.
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De Valera Arrives in New York for Sinn Fein Welcome
New York June 13 Prof Edward De Valera the leading Sinn Feiner and President of the Irish Republic has landed in America and will visit New York City on Sunday Irish nationalists plan a large welcome and Sinn Fein demonstration following his arrival.
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Gompers Re elected At Atlantic City Labor Convention
Atlantic City June 21 Labor members enthusiastically re elected Samuel Gompers as president at the convention held here confirming leadership of the American Federation of Labor.
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German ships sunk by their crews at Scapa Flow
London reports that at Scapa Flow the German ships have been sunk by their crews, signaling a dramatic act by the German fleet as war conditions proceed.
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