R-34 Homeward Flight From New York City News
British rigid dirigible R-34 remains on course toward home after non stop trans Atlantic flight. Grounded near Roosevelt Field due to weather warnings, crew prepares for final leg while airship tracks and wireless weather reports stream from Mineola and Bar Harbor stations. Thousands watch as R-34 circles Broadway before continuing toward home base amid improving signals and wind forecasts.
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Americans Will Not Occupy Upper Silesia Says U S Officials
Paris July 10 German reports troops would occupy Upper Silesia were denied in American circles today A member of the American peace delegation called the reports perfect rubbish and said Americans will not permit such action.
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Baer Continues on Stand in Townley Conspiracy Trial
Jackson Minnesota July 10 Cross examination of Congressman J M Baer of North Dakota continues at the conspiracy trial of AC Townley and Tops Gilbert Nonpartisan league leaders Baer defends his war program statements as part of the league platform The prosecutor Nicholas presses Baer on whether his remarks implied government misdirection in the war prompting objections from the court
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Austria Becomes Nation League Admittion News
Official announcements indicate Austria will be admitted to the Nations League, marking a step in international sports or political groupings. Details remain unclear in the fragmentary text but imply formal integration into the league framework.
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Austria
House to Resume Debating Prohibition Enforcement
Washington July 10 The House prepared to resume consideration of prohibition enforcement legislation with hope of timely action. Amendments will be offered under a five minute rule and a vote is unlikely before next week. Anti prohibitionists seek repeal of wartime prohibition and to raise the definition of intoxicating liquors to two percent.
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Germans move to ratify treaty quickly in session
The German assembly opened with a conservative resolution linking ratification to international law rulings on retroactive jurisdiction. After debate, the measure failed and the treaty bill advanced through second and third readings with votes mostly from democrats and liberals. notable figures Bernard Dernberg and Friedrich Von Payer supported ratification.
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Wilson says German ratification pleases him and troops kept
President Wilson, at the White House, expressed gratification that Germany’s peace treaty was ratified promptly by the German assembly and urged rapid resumption of trade with associated nations. He stated American troops should remain on the Rhine until Germany complies with military terms and material deliveries. He indicated the League of Nations covenant would appear in Versailles pacts, including with Bulgaria, and discussed Fiume and reconstruction plans while leaning toward credit-based recovery rather than direct aid.
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Wilson Addresses Senate On Peace Treaty And League
President Wilson presented the peace treaty with Germany and the League of Nations to the Senate, noting the treaty is a world settlement signed in Versailles on June 28. He offered full access to his information and urged use of the foreign relations committee for ratification while summarizing the conference work and the aims of restoring right and liberty globally. He explained U.S. entry into the war as a defense of rights and free government, not direct threats or obligations.
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Wilson Says League of Nations Became Practical Necessity
President Wilson told the Senate that a league of free nations became a practical necessity as the peace treaty with Germany was presented. He credited the covenant with easing the treaty framing and viewing the league as essential for ongoing oversight of unresolved issues and future administration.
Remembering the American Aid at Chateau Thierry
The speaker recalls the pivotal Allied morale boost from American troops at Chateau Thierry, their decisive impact on stopping German advances toward Paris, and the enduring hope and strength it gave to France and others. It underscores the moral force of the American mission and the duty at the peace conference to secure a lasting triumph for freedom and right.
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