Burleson Faces Senate Over Wire Control Moves
Washington reports Senate testimony on Postmaster General Burleson's order ending wire control in New York and returning telegraph and telephone properties to company officials acting as government agents. Congress debates repeal while Western Union Telegraph and other operators threaten or stage a regional and possibly nationwide strike. Kingsbury defends that private control remains, not a full restoration.
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Poisoning of Dogs in Alaska Fought by High Officials
Anchorage dispatch reports growing conflict over stray dogs as lawmakers balk at licensing or impounding stray animals. Private war with poisoned meat killed over thirty mutts while authorities pursue accountability and legal avenues to curb the stray dog problem in the territory’s capital.
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Walsh Demands Investigation of Irish Question
Paris June 6 Frank P Walsh a delegate of the Trinities in the United States presents a demand to President Wilson that the peace conference address the Irish question. His request includes a 17 thousand word report on observations made by Walsh and colleagues Michael J Ryan and Edward F Dunne during their Ireland visit.
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AP President Urges Pan American News Harmony
Frank B. Noyes of the Associated Press told the Pan-American conference that unbiased news exchange between North and South American newspapers would strengthen relations. He emphasized AP’s cooperative role, non-governmental status, and commitment to straight news without ulterior motives as the basis for future growth and mutual respect.
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Winnipeg Strikers Parade Defies Mayor Amid Tense Stand
In Winnipeg officers swear in more guards as strikers defy Mayor Gray who banned parades. Soldier units under Captain D. M. Dunwoodle join the city hall crowd while returned troops and strike leaders clash with police and special constables. Arrests, calls from One Big Union, and false reports color a day of unrest in Manitoba's capital.
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Senators May Get Copies of Peace Treaty
Dispatches indicate the Berlin government will mail photographic copies of the peace treaty to U S senators. The task faced delays as a crucial paragraph was held up for 13 hours, hindering timely publication.
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Allied Rejoinder Planned For Monday At Peace Conference
Reports from Paris say the Allied reply to German counterproposals will be ready for presentation on Monday. Germany will be notified of a three to five day period to accept or reject the treaty, with a decision expected by Saturday, June 14. Count von Breckdorfrkntau will then go to Berlin for final talks with Scheidemann before returning to Versailles. If Germany signs, he will come back. if not, Berlin will notify the conference.
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Pan Motor Co to Answer Charges in FTC Case
Washington June 6 motor company of St Cloud Minn and its president Samuel C Pan dolfo were cited to answer complaint the first in a government campaign against misrepresentation in interstate stock sales Hearings set for July 10 The commission says it believes the concern collected 4723811 from stock sales from January 1917 to February 28 1919 and that its president circulated false misleading and unfair advertisements about the company assets resources and financial standing across the country
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Agreement Reached In Duluth Affects Woodworking
In Duluth Minnesota a verbal accord between the Duluth woodworking industries and union wood workers offers a 40 hour week and a 10 percent wage rise while accepting open shop. An immediate strike risk is deemed remote as the agreement is sent to unions for approval. Signatory firms include Duluth Lumber Wallinder Sash and Door Radford Wright Woodruff Endion Baxter Sash and Door and the Duluth Show Case company.
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Duluth Show Case Company
Endion Lumber Company
Baxter Sash and Door Company
Germans Fight Estonians On Fronts Amid Reopened Battles
Fragmentary article notes violent fighting on the Gatching front throughout Tuesday with renewed action on Wednesday. It mentions German efforts on the southern front attempting to advance, amid unclear context and garbled proper names.
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Des Moines Welcomes 351st Infantry Parade
Thousands line sidewalks as the 351st Infantry of the 88th Division parade through Des Moines. The soldiers reached the city last night and then entrained for Camp Dodge. Tomorrow they return to civilian life.
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Senate adopts Johnson request for German peace treaty copy
Washington June 6 The resolution of Senator Johnson Republican California requesting the state department to furnish the Senate with a copy of the German peace treaty was adopted today by the Senate without a roll call, without further debate and with only a handful of members present.
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Former Mexican general dies after Oaxaca revolt
Mexico City reports Jose Inez Cavilla, once a federal general and former Oaxaca governor, killed in battle during a four year revolt against the government. The casualty ends a long insurgent campaign tied to state leadership and regional conflict.
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Associated Press
Jose Inez Cavilla
Oaxaca
Davilla
Ford libel suit proceeds as evidence closes
Mount Clemens Mich June 6 Direct evidence for the plaintiff in Henry Ford life suit against the Chicago Tribune was completed today and the defense presentation expected to last two months Judge Tucker ruled the testimony bearing on conditions Mexico and the main border thus can be considered in the Chicago Daily Tribune defense of the libel suit brought against it by Henry Ford.
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Answer From Admiral Kolchak Reaches Allies
Paris reports an answer from Admiral Kolchak head of the All-Russian government at Omsk to the Allies has been received. Details remain scarce as officials decipher the message and assess its significance for ongoing Allied cooperation amid the war and the Russian civil crisis.
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New York Inquiry Ordered On Peace Treaty Copies
The Senate adopted Hitchcock’s resolution after a substitute by Senator Kellogg was withdrawn. It directs the foreign relations committee to determine how copies of the peace terms with Germany reached individuals in New York, and by whom they were authorized, amid sharp debate. Lodge defended the peace conference while Walsh urged Irish independence sympathy. The discussion touched Monroe doctrine implications and ongoing negotiations at Paris.
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Treaty stance quoted as opposing fourteen points stance
Fragmentary record quotes a presidential figure denying a counterproposal to an improvised treaty. The speaker asserts the proposed treaty aligns with his principles and expresses readiness to change if opposed, claiming the draft fully conforms to his port of view.
Wisconsin Travelers Seek Exemption From Eight Hour Law
Wisconsin travelers urge exemption from the eight hour law via telegrams to Governor Philipp and both state houses. They endorse one cent letter postage and good highways for Wisconsin, supporting the right hour law for other workers. Officers elected include grand councilor E. O. Koshler and grand secretary L. G. Everson. Racine awarded next convention for June 3–5 next year.
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Chippewa Falls
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Collins
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John T. Doran
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Racine
Fargo witnesses shrine pageant amid holiday crowds
Fargo locals declare a day off to view a parade of the Shrine pageant under the Ancient Arabic Order of the Mystic Shrine. Nobles from across the United States and Canada gather in Fargo en route to the Imperial Council conclave in June.
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Exploring party believed lost in ocean storm
San Diego June 6. Los Angeles and Southies Balliorals, members of an exploring party, believed lost after their boat Trojan foundered in heavy seas off Lower California on May 15 during the voyage.
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Campaign in Progress As North Dakota Crowd Back Referendums
In Mandan on June 6 Attorney General Langer and Senator E W Mece launched a campaign supporting remain referendum measures at Killdeer. A crowd exceeding a thousand attended with A I Bowen addressing sixty in the afternoon. Mees spoke on caucus systems and bills, defended Townley allegations, and backed the league and its program. Leidebach faced criticism from supporters. Langer pledged continued fight against grain trusts and praised the league’s actions. The rally closed with cheers as party members and nonpartisan Rep Herbert shuttled a group to Mazen.
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Western Union Officials Say Strikers Won't Be Employed
New York June 6 employees of the Western Union Telegraph Company who joined the telegraphers union are not to be rehired if they strike. Lee Carlton, president of the company, announced the postmaster general Burleson had not discriminated against union members and the union issue had been turned over to the company for handling.
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