Strike of Citizens to Redeem Germany Promises Plan
Berlin reports detail a secret citizens council meeting favoring a citizens strike to force government reform. Attendees from manufacturing and trade planned cessation of food industries and armed citizens, with Colonel Reinard and others cited. The aim: path to political power amid chaos, though some press questioned feasibility.
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Germany
Council of Greater
Ugr Aspriaint Peps
Die Freiheit Genluves
Heinhard
First Steps to End Wire Strike Reported
The text outlines initial moves toward ending the wire strike as Postal officials and representatives discuss wage adjustment conditions. Union leaders claim an order limits wage contracts, while efforts to halt all concessions until government control ends are described. The strike threatens 130000 workers, with telegraphers and brokers weighing sympathy actions and potential nationwide shutdowns.
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Uven
Postal Telegraph Company
New York
Burteson
Pengon
Xercemente
Otter
Ak Stylein
Intel
Flectiis
Pecoraing
Acrike
J. Konenkamp
International
Commercial Telegraphieve -Union of America
Alvo
Toy
Union Railroad Telegraphers
Ling
Brokers
The
Telegraph Union
Labor Troubles Blamed for Chicago Explosions
Police blame labor troubles for two explosions in Chicago that wrecked two houses and sent residents fleeing their beds in a panic. The blast damaged a building and police car as they investigated the incident amid claims of non union janitors being employed at the time.
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United Pree
Chicago
Lobirtron
Italians Deny Plotting to Upset Government
Reports claim a faction within the War Veterans' union sought to destabilize the government as Premier Orlando arrived in the capital amid rising tensions. The news agency attributed the denial to party leaders and stressed no confirmation of the alleged plot.
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War Veterans’ Union
Orlando
Juarez Region Turbulence Reported With Movements Close
Juarez area described as unsettled with Villista activity and Amalia forces moving near Villa Asumada and Guadelupe. Reports say Felipe Angeles and Martin Lopez camped at Villa Asumada with 60 men. detachments noted at Samuela, Tirra Blanca, and other Juarez surrounding points. U.S. troops reinforced El Paso with two battalions for bridges and fords duty. General Castro named under secretary of war and marine with Menuez to assume rebel ops in Chihuahua and surrounding states.
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BU Paso
Jubser
Guadelipe
Vitis
Villa Asumada
Guadelupe
Tuen
Vik
Felipe “Angeles
Martin Lopes
Samula
Ica
Tirra Blanca
Juarez
Paso
Faso
United States
Columbus
N. M
Villista
Lee Groot
Mexico City
Jesu’ Augustine’ Castro
Marine
Adda
Menuel
Francisco Villa
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Margin
Chihuahua
Nuavo Leon
Costuila
Democrats Plan Battle Over Knox Resolution
Democratic senators in Washington outlined a plan to oppose Senator Knox’s resolution separating the league of nations from the peace treaty with Germany. Leader Hitchcock and others said the measure would be discussed at length with a vote unlikely before late next week.
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Missouri
Hitchcock
Deleste
Litchcock
McCumber
North Dakota
Lodge
Gay
Gnitel Peeas
Washington
Senate
Knox
Strange Scenes Precede Execution in Toronto
Toronto reports show demonstrations and crowd scenes before the November execution of Frank McCullough. At the jail, a mix of hymns and taunting chants accompanied the condemned man as a bush fell and police kept watch.
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Toronto
United Pro
Frank McCudoge
Youngstown
T Action Etertive Wiliams
McCutloveh
Irma
Sidtaa
Rene Pollag
Sue
McCullough
McCulldugh
Fort Wayne Weather Outlook On A Likely Temperature Shift
The forecast calls for a mild tonight and into Saturday with little change in temperature across Indiana. Residents should expect light winds and stable conditions through the period with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Costa Rica mobilizes against Nicaragua in U S stance
Costa Rica prepares to confront Nicaragua as the United States signals it will prevent war. General Julian advances a plot to topple the Chamorro government and seeks to organize a military uprising from exile in Costa Rica.
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Costa
Rica
Nicaragua
U. S
Washington
United States
Julian Iias
Nicaragus
Costa Rico
O Oficials
Labor Leaders Plan Demonstration Across Cities
Atlantic City reports on a June labor rally with 275 percent beer protest aims. Delegates from Washington and nearby states organize special trains from New York Philadelphia and others to join the Capitol vicinity demonstration.
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Anitwa
Atlantic City
Nlt
Amery
Capitol
New York
Picebureit
Philardelphia
Congress
John “B. Colpoys
Washington, D.C
James Duncan
Seatie Federated
Batleycora
Duncan
Jesus
He Strickland
Partings
Ore
Anderson
Denver
Cole
Tommy Burne
Tacoma
Nathan Biveh
Seattian
William Duncan
Courage of Elderly Bank Messenger Foils Bandits
An elderly bank messenger, David Ryan, confronted six hold-up men near 81st Street and Columbia Avenue in Manhattan. Ryan shot one attacker, knocked another unconscious with chloroform, and pursued the gang to a green touring car. The bag with $190,000 in securities was recovered as the bandits fled without their license plate visible.
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New York
Jong
Manhattan
David Ryan
Henry Boylan
Colonial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Boylan
Ryan
M&n
Mia Bold
Eignty First Street
Columbia Avenue
Whith
Whisky Smugglers Fail to Clear Blockade in Latest Efforts
Smugglers face tough odds as liquor stock captured near borders is set for sale at entry points. Proceeds would move to states like Maine New York and Florida with Canada and Mexico routes drawing smugglers. Large consignments deter attempts by sea liners due to bulk of contraband.
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Efort
Maine
New York
Canadien
Mexican Bordera
Florida
Pacific
Atlanti Porta
Elks Gather for Two Day State Meeting in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne hosts a large Elks state meeting starting Wednesday with delegations from Ohio Kentucky and beyond. The two day program includes a Basins Meeting ritual contest banquet parade and later entertainment at the Elks Country Club followed by a picnic and boxing and clay pigeon events.
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Elks
Fort Wayne
B. P
Ohio
Brichtran
Kentucky
Tinos
Elks’ Country Club
High School 70 Plan Introduces Supervised Study
The Fort Wayne high and manual training schools adopt a new plan called Supervised Study. Each period lasts sixty five minutes with half devoted to recitation and half to studying the next day’s work. The change aims to reduce overcrowding and teacher overwork and to limit distractions from midday activities.
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Fort Wayne
C. Ward
John Gad
Mary
Riots Between Welsh and African Negroes Renewed in Cardiff
London dispatch reports renewed clashes in Cardiff between Welsh residents and African laborers brought to Britain during the war. One white man and an Arab were killed, several injured, many arrests made, and widespread property damage as rioters fired revolvers and hurled bricks while police tried to quell the unrest.
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Associated Prem
London
Cardiff
Wales
Negroce
Great Britain
Wailtas
Ouutorean
Brazil Takes Bitter Offense From France
Editorial pages in Rio de Janeiro condemn France over reports that Paris opposes Brazil keeping former German steamers. Newspapers seldom editorialize but run long pieces accusing France of breaking friendship and betraying allies in a dispute tied to postwar maritime policy.
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France
Brazil
Treaty Rewrite Moves Forward In Paris Talks
Paris reports say the allied powers will publish the German counter proposals and a revised complete treaty text. The council of four and a revision commission reviewed topics including the Saar valley Alsace Lorraine and the League of Nations. The British proposed new reparations controls but were met with cool reception. Premier Orlando and General Diez left for Rome signaling near completion of the five power talks and a likely signing session soon.
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Associated
Tess
Paris
Council of Four
Pino Ut
Sarre Valley
Alsace-Lorraine
League of Nations
Revision Commission
Ans
Des Tanneu
Associated Press
Germany
Iby
Permanent
Ate
Reparations Commission
Orlan
Fio
Diez
Rome
Canvig
Tral
National
Soaning Wil
Orlando
Chairman Hays Arrives for Big Meeting in Fort Wayne
Will H. Hays Republican national chairman arrived in Fort Wayne at 2 PM. He will stay until 9:20 PM and meet Twelfth district Republicans, then confer with county chairs and editors. Delegates from Adams Wabash Huntington and Wells counties arrived to discuss national policy. A public reception runs 7 to 1:45 at Anthony hotel. Majestic Theater program begins 8 PM with remarks from Hays and a Star Spangled Banner. He then heads to Pennsylvania station for 4:20 PM departure to New York City.
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Will _H. Hays
Fort Wayne
Pugy
Mc Hays
Anthony Hote
Twelfth
Hays
Andi
Adams
Wella
Huntington
Wabash
Indianapolis
Repubican National
Anethony
Majestic Theater
Riots at St Louis Workhouse Endangers Inmates
City workers fortified the workhouse after a riot involving 160 white inmates who fought with picks and other tools. Nitro glycerin bottles were thrown into black prisoners tanks, injuring many as authorities report 13 inmates hurt. The clash began Wednesday after a dispute between a black inmate and a white man.
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United
ST. Louis
Srelock
Still Need Two Jurors to Try Old Dog Wilkins
MINEOLA N Y June 13 With eight jurors out to ve obtained the trial of Dr Wilkins on a charge of murdering his wife resumed born today new panel of salesmar k on hand Dr Wilkins is accused of biting his wife at their Long Head Home evidence against him is circumstantial He declares the woman was slain by DuLgiAsm
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Mineola
N. F
Tive
Wilkins
Long Head
Indiana Governor eyes special session on women suffrage
Indiana Governor James P. Goodrich began steps toward calling a special session of the General Assembly to consider ratification of the suffrage amendment. He sent telegrams to 31 governors seeking their states' sentiment and possible willingness to convene early in 1920 to insure ratification.
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Assacister Pussy
Indianapolis
Gover
James P. Goodrich
Calline
Indiana General Assembly
United States
Inilans
Lamalatgre
Indiana
General Assembly
Alabama
Avisona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Idaho
Iowa
Kansas
Maine
Michigan
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Washington
West Virginia
Wreming
Legan
Gopttith
Carrie Chapel Mah Catton
Rates On Paper On Eastern Trunk Lines Required To Uniform Basis
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that paper rates on trunk-line territory must be revised to conform to a definite uniform basis. The Michigan Paper Mills Traffic association and others challenged alleged discriminations against certain mills. Defendants have fifteen days to propose a revised schedule to remove inequalities and prevent market-tilting practises.
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Washington
Jine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Michigan
Wills Traffic Association
New York Central
Commission Caid
Jay
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