I W W Leader Held In Connection With Bomb Plot
Hubert Johnson 35 president of the I W W, arrested after a fight with detectives in a downtown Pittsburgh office. Explosions and anarchist literature followed as nationwide search for plotters continued, with officials seeking the identities of alleged organizers and the murdered bomber.
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Peace conference notes and war front shifts abroad
In Paris the peace conference marking time as Allied experts study the German reply while Austrian chancellor Renner plans to depart for Switzerland and possibly meet cabinet members on the frontier. Estonian and Finnish forces reportedly near Petrograd as Bolshevik rule shifts in Hungary. A German detachment breaches the armistice by crossing into Poland from East Prussia.
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Council of Four
Wilson
Karl Renner
Switzerland
Austria
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Clemenceau
France
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Orlando
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Copenhagen
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Petrograd
Vienna
Hungary
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Karolyi
Prussia
Warsaw
Senate panel backs Kellogg wire return bill
Washington June 3 The Interstate Commerce Committee favors Senator Kellogg’s Republican proposal to restore private ownership of telephone and telegraph wires. The bill was amended to keep existing telephone rates for sixty days after final congressional action. The panel’s vote was unanimous.
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Kellogg
Minnesota
Senate Inter-state Commerce Committee
Congress
Large Ore Receipts Mark May at Superior Docks
Duluth Minn June 1 Total ore receipts at all Lake Superior district docks during May reached 7 ae tons or 2 104 068 tons terms in 1918 The total quantity to June 1 is 9 118 637 against 10 217 054 the total visage for the equivalent period in 1918 a decrease this year of 1 098 517 tons with six more shipping days due to early open season
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Lake Superior
Renner Traces German Austrian Republic Declares No Ties to Hapsburgs
Dr Karl Renner chairman of the Austrian delegation outlines the history of the German Austrian republic amid Allied treaty reception. He insists the new state has no relation to the former Habsburg empire and notes the end of monarchy and imperial authority. He cites the armistice and the subsequent emergence of eight nationalities forming independent parliaments, governments and armies. Continued on Page 2.
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Pan American Conference Moves to Trade Talks
Washington June delegates at the second Pan American commercial conference continued work with sessions on trade relations among Latin American nations and the United States. Secretary Redfield and Peru’s ambassador Tudela opened the talks, focusing on mutual service of commerce with Brazil Chile Colombia and Costa Rica examined in morning discussions.
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Colombia
Costa Rica
Mexicans May Be Allowed to Pass Through States
El Paso Texas June. Mayor Charles Davis reports a Washington dispatch saying Acting Secretary Polk is reconsidering his refusal to let Mexican troops pass through the United States and may grant consent to the Mexican government. Representative Hudspeth pressed for near certainty against denial.
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Polk
United States
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Schafer Sentenced In Minnesota Bank Scandal Case
Mirmespolis Minn June 3 William Schafer owner of a string of banks faced sentencing after pleading guilty in Hennepin county district court to charges tied to bank manipulations. He received from one to ten years in prison and was also connected to the Mortgage Security company whose actions led to insolvency of the bank chain.
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Trante
Mortgage Security Company
Suffragist Anna Howard Shaw Improves at Springfield
Dr Anna Howard Shaw, noted suffragist, is reported to be improving at Springfield and may return home within a few days, per a statement from her secretary this morning.
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Anna Howard Shaw
Springfield
George Washington to sail on short notice
Brest June 3 The liner George Washington under President Wilson has been ordered to be ready to sail on 12 hours notice after midnight June 5. The Mount Vernon with Major General Walter H Gordon and six thousand regulars sailed for New York. The Siboney and the Orizaba with four thousand men each of the eighty first division sailed for Newport News. Washington June 3 Only by inflated rates can the government controlled railroads cover operating expenses Director General Hines told the House Appropriations Committee he seeks 1.2 billion dollars for the railroad administration revolving fund for the rest of the calendar year. Wages rose 51 to 52 percent under control but are now termed reasonable and fair. He predicted no wage reductions.
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Walter H. Gordon
New York
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Railroad Administration
Two German Peace Terms Under Review by Allies
Paris June 3 report says two changes in German peace terms are under council review. One is territorial, the other financial realigning indemnity of 100 billion marks and the Allied financial commission. The second proposal asks a plebiscite in Silesia to secure coal from Belgian mines.
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Council of Four
Allied Financial Commission
Germany
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Bil- Jeeian
New Labor Party to Be Formed In North Dakota Soon
A North Dakota labor party modeled after the national party will form at a special convention of unions in the state, to be held in Fargo or Grand Forks. Officers elected include McDonald of Grand Forks president and Milhollan of Bismarck, Malone of Wilton, Brundage of Minot, C. Abraham, J. Mille Fargo, and Harvey of Devils Lake as vice presidents. N. M. Anne of Grand Forks as secretary.
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North Dakota Labor Party
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Biamarck
Malone
Wilton
Lee Brundage
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Valley City
J. J. Mille Fargo
Harvey
Devils Lake
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C. Meyers
Warsaw
Galicia
Bukowina
Stanix
Tau
Thirteen Hundred 88th Division Lands in Newport News
The transport Canonicus arrived at Newport News Virginia with 65 officers and 1,225 men of the 48th division comprising North Dakota Minnesota and Iowa units. The ship carried the first battalion of the 86nd infantry and the 913th supply train.
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Iowa
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Judge Mack Confident Conference Will Solve The Jewish Problems
Judge Julian W. Mack president of the Zionist Organization of America states in New York that the peace conference will resolve the Jewish issue in East Europe and aid the drive for a national Jewish homeland in Palestine. He returned from Europe yesterday.
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Europe
Big Bolshevik Plot In Finland Discovered
A telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports a large Bolshevik plot uncovered in inland areas of Finland. Many arrests have been made. Several million marks were diverted to aid revolutionary readiness and a Helsingfors Bolshevik agent reportedly distributed over 3,000,000 marks. Weapons were given to the unemployed, but the coup was postponed due to developments in Russia.
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Copenhagen
Piniarid
Helsingfors
Russia
Strike sympathizers halt parade and meet in park
Reports from Copenhagen and Paris describe strike sympathizers canceling a march to Parliament and instead holding a meeting in a city park. Telegrams confirm military actions in J and negotiations involving Finnish Red Guards amid ongoing European tensions.
Washington and Winnipeg Briefs: Bolshevik Losses and U S Air Plan
Telegraph briefs report NC-4 decisions, Bolshevik regime shifts in Hungary, possible German ambassador to Italy, and Archangel fronts. In Winnipeg, strike sympathizers march and parley with Premier Norris amid police mediation, troop guard concerns, and union actions. Bank of New Auburn robbed of liberty bonds. Benjamin Heinemann dies in Wisconsin at 63.
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Lodge says copies of German treaty circulating in New York
Senator Lodge reports seeing in New York business circles a copy of the German treaty issued by an American in Paris but kept from the Senate by the state department. He cites several copies in New York and says the only place it is barred is the U.S. Senate. Senator Swanson asks for source, Lodge says copies were distributed in Paris and some reached this country before being halted. The clash follows debates over publication policy and administration allies. General strike in Lima ends with workers returning to jobs. Frank Arthur Vandelip resigns as president of National City Bank, elected January 1909.
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Recognition of Rhenish Republic by Allies Asked
Telegrams sent to commanders along the Rhine bearing Dr Dorton signature claim recognition of a Rhenish republic. Americans report no official notification and officials question Dorton identity. Dorton asserts delegates seek recognition at the peace conference while upholding wartime reparations.
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