Rewriting Pact to Correct Errors Amid Treaty Revisions
Berlin reports indicate Germany will sign a plebiscite in Sietla as amendments to the peace treaty are drafted. The revision seeks major changes to reparations and League of Nations provisions, with U S and Italian concerns shaping the new terms.
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Americen
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League of Bullous
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Metensens
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Commissiy Olor Vet
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Ue League of Nations
Andre Tardien
Walter Wan
Mike
Italy
Austria
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Hun
Tipper Silesia
Financial Commission
League of Nations
Clemencean
Assails Reos Before Labor in New Jersey Report
June 16 dispatch from New Jersey notes a debate on labor and electoral reform. Mentions Secretary of Labor stance against slavery, unions, and the ballot's power to push reforms amid Germany treaty standoff. Also references exoneration of the State Rhetorical Society, Ireland visit denial, and Chilean disorder protests. John Hyntop, famed yachtsman, dies at age 88.
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Inbar
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FRANCIS P GARVAN NAMED SPECIAL ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
Francis P. Garvan former nation property custodian has been appointed special assistant to the attorney general. He will oversee all investigation work and special criminal prosecutions for the department of justice. He will supervise William J. Figo’s work but is expected to grant Flynn broader discretion.
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Ation
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William J. Figo
Flynn
C. Buszenyski
United States
Poland
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State Department
Amerca
States Move to Ratify Federal Suffrage Amendment
Multiple states report steps toward ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment. Wisconsin and Michigan legislatures approve swiftly. New York governors are urged to call special sessions to act, while Carrie Chapman Catt announces calls for immediate ratification. Albany schedules a special session to consider the amendment.
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New York
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National Woman Suffrage Association
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Smith
U S Troops Rush to El Paso as Juarez Skirmishes Intensify
Twenty Fourth Infantry rushed from Columbus New Mexico toward the border as Mexican federal forces under General Felipe Angeles skirmish near Juarez. Civilians are ordered to flee streets. Americans with passports leave Juarez for El Paso amid reports Angeles forces outnumber federals and approach from the west. The U S unit stations at Columbus and moves on a sweeping train toward El Paso.
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Leaked Paris Treaty Traced to Lamont in Washington
Washington June 18 The leak of the peace treaty from Paris to Wall Street is traced to Thomas W Lamont a member of the reparations commission appointed by President Wilson and a partner of J P Morgan Co He gave a copy to Henry Davison son of a Morgan partner in Ports May 9 The copy came to New York and to former Senator Bill Root who showed it to Senator Lodge During Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony Root Davison Morgan and Vanderlip outlined the chain of possession in the leak case.
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League of Nations
75 Die in Mexico Battle Swindle Bared
In Monterey Mexico a clash at sunrise following a Sunday election left 75 dead amid skirmishes between advancing troops and reconnoitering parties from Juarez federal garrison. In Chicago and Washington authorities disclose a $1,000,000 forger y scheme defrauding the US Army via allotment checks with a nationwide ring and arrests expected.
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Allies Reach Preliminary Terms On German Surrender
Paris June 14 Allies voice cautious optimism after talks with Marshal Foch General Weygand and Premier Clemenceau. Agreements in principle on off points reached while the full scope of Germany’s admission and timetables remains uncertain. Further conferences planned on immediate hostilities resumption and allied advances.
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Paris
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Mays Marcel Hutin
Echo
Detroit Street Car Strike Ends With Wage Compromise
Detroit authorities and the street car company settle after a two to one vote by employees accepting about a 20 percent wage increase. A universal five cent fare with free transfers will apply for three months, then a board of arbitration will decide if transfers warrant extra charges.
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Tawney of Minnesota Dead
James A. Tawney former congressman from the First Minnesota district and once chairman of the house appropriations committee died Thursday at Excel sior Springs Missouri, advices to the family in Winona Minnesota said.
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Minn
James A.tawney
Minnesota
House Appropriations Committee
Excelsior Springs
ASK DAY LAW REPEAL Resolution Adopted in Atlantic City
Organized labor records opposition to wartime prohibition and supports the exemption of 24 percent beer from wartime and federal prohibitions. The American Federation of Labor adopted a resolution 26 475 to 4 005 calling for protest to President Wilson and Congress. Seattle Central Labor council led the opposing vote as delegates from across the country signed the measure.
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Resolutions Committee
Palmer seeks $500000 to hunt anarchists and bombers
Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for a half million dollar appropriation to intensify the hunt for anarchists bomb-throwers and enemies of law and order. In a letter to Secretary Glass he stated recent violence by individuals linked to anarchist groups shows the need for additional means to protect the public and enforce federal law.
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Soviet Bureau Raid Shocks New York Witness Subpoenas Issued
Police squads raided the Russian soviet bureau in Manhattan disrupting business. Detectives seized records and papers and served subpoenas on A. K. S. Martens and four assistants to testify before the Lusk Committee investigating Bolshevik influence.
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Elty
First nonstop Atlantic flight by Alcock and Brown
Captain Alcock and Lieutenant Brown completed the first non stop transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in a Vickers Vimy. They landed near Clifden Galway in 16 hours 27 minutes after leaving St Johns. The crew reported fatigue, occasional upside down legs due to fog, and wireless failure from a broken propeller.
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Chicago
No Favor to Him Story Teases Kick in Beer
A quirky dialogue fragment features Uncle Bill Bottletop and a narrator discussing beer with extra “kick” and a jokey aside about Jack the Giant Killer. The text mixes whimsy and mischief as a child asks if the giant’s chances were hurt by a one head play.
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Probing War Work Protests Amid Safety Message
The exchange centers on a miss named Miss Grey who had not done war work yet she explains she performs essential tasks for peace of mind and sisterly safety in London. A protest is noted but voiced with bitter humor about feeding European reds and unsettling methods.
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Knoxs drive to detach league covenant from peace pact
Edward W. Pickard outlines U S actions surrounding the peace treaty draft, the push to separate the League of Nations covenant from the peace pact, and the fierce Senate debate over the issue. The piece covers Borah's leak controversy, Wall Street involvement, and rising European upheavals as the Allies press Germany. It notes Austro Hungarian turmoil and Bolshevik advances affecting Paris talks and regional boundaries.
Stresemann Warns Against Overthrow of Kaiser as Peace Spark Fails
Gustav Stresemann rebukes the idea of dethroning the Kaiser while labeling the Versailles treaty a stupid concoction. He cites 400 protests, urges caution to avoid lingering hatred, and recalls hopes for peace in Europe despite explosive rhetoric from supporters of the former emperor.
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One Good Result Of War Atlantic by Dr Lambert
Dr Alexander Lambert of New York reviews war medical corps work for the American Medical Association praising modern impediments and surgical methods that reduced disease as the major killer. He notes the pro rata death rate of medical officers rose with aviators and engineers, citing that over 33 percent of young men were disqualified from the draft for physical defects and urges stronger rural medical supervision amid recurring epidemics and influenza.
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