American troops prepare to move deeper into Germany today
Reports from multiple cities detail Allied plans as German resistance remains high. Marshall Foch ordered continued troop concentration and readiness across occupied zones while Allied forces stand ready to advance.
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Germany
Coblenz
Atlantic City
N. J
Associated Press
Thomas Mooney
Marshal Foch
York
Hunter Liggett
Russia
Coblens
Divil
Rhine
Villa reported in Gallana region near Juarez
Juarez Mexico June 18 Villa and his forces were in the Gallana district of western Chihuahua late yesterday. General Pablo Quiroga was sent with cavalry to pursue the Villa column. Telegraph lines are down south of Juarez and the railroad between Juarez and Chihuahua City is wrecked, complicating alerts from the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juarez, Mex
Villa
Gallana
Chihuahua
Pablo Quiroge
Juarez
Paso
Texas
Interior
Anis
Rebela
Torreon
House Judiciary Committee to Vote on Gard Liquor Plan
Washington report from June 18 states the House Judiciary Committee agreed to vote on Saturday a Gard proposal that would let the president modify wartime prohibition rules on beer and light wines. No discussion occurred and the proposal was withdrawn for future consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Gard
Ohio
German cabinet debates peace terms at Weimar
Weimar dispatch reports Germany near commitment to amended peace terms. Cabinet extended talks to present conditions to the national assembly, amid fears of political chaos and mixed Paris views. Foch prepares for potential Allied advances as Wilson and Lloyd George confer. Austro-German replies and Friday deadlines loom.
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Weimar
Germany
Paris
Foch
Jeg
Garmalth
Wilson
Belgium
Lloyd George
Verdun
Council of Verillan
Ienlu
Germain
Brazilian President-elect Pessoa Roams Sea Rescue
A wireless to the Navy says the French cruiser Jeanne d Arc was disabled at sea and Dr Pessoa and his party were taken aboard the transport Imperator, while Mongolia towed the cruiser toward the Azores. The Imperator, returning troops from France, is expected in New York tomorrow.
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Washington
Navy Department
Jeanne
Imperator
Pessoa
Brazil
Hie
United States
Lisbon
Mengage
Benson
Nome
France
Bengom
Jeanne D’arc
Weater
Department
Mongolia
Azores
Detachment of Territory Objections Across Europe
Dispatches from Basel and St Germain report Dr Karl Renner condemning detachment of territory from German Austria. He warns such moves would weaken defense and reify younger populations under foreign rule. Contested claims include ceding lands to Czecho Slovak and related state boundaries.
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Vienna
Rawanepornenevieiting
Dlepatchen
Basel
St. Germain
Karl Renner
Bennet
Alpe
Mont Oats
Nims Opposes Referendum Laws In North Dakota
Representative Fred Nims of Lisbon, elected on the Nonpartisan League ticket, denounces seven referred laws as dangerous. In a letter to fellow league members dated June 17, 1919, he urges study, cites the state printing commission, education administration, industrial commission, Bank of North Dakota, judicial redistricting, tax, and immigration laws, arguing they concentrate power and waste public funds.
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Fred Nims
Fred Nimo
Lisbon
Nonpartisan League
Newe Op Lawa
Speci
League
Nims
Fetter
N. D
State
Publication and Printing Commission
Educational
Board of Administration
Insane Asylum
Mate University
Nielsen
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Jobe
William Lemke
Tax Commission
Mead
North Dakota
Union
Grand Forks County Picnic Draws Large Local Crowd
Residents of Grand Forks County flocked to Nena Grove Arvilla for the annual picnic. Speaker F E Larton, East Grand Forks schools head, discussed making farm life more attractive as attendance neared former records. A morning baseball game was canceled due to Drayton team's late arrival. Leeds and Grand Forks contest scheduled for this afternoon. The Kistler band, rides, a bowery dance and other features promise an active evening amid ideal weather and good roads drawing visitors from the county.
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Grand Forks County
Nena Grove
Arvilla
Utira
F. E. Lurtoin
East Grand Forks
Minn
Larton
Savewall
Drayton
Leeds
Grand Forks
Kistler
AFL adopts resolution to remove Burleson at convention
Atlantic City June 18 The American Federation of Labor unanimously adopted a resolution asking President Wilson to remove Postmaster General Burleson from office during the convention here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Wilson
Burleson
American Federation of Labor
Berlin Upbeat on Tense Treaty Reply Details
Berlin reports no full access to the En tente reply to Germany’s counter proposal. Only insiders near the foreign office see the document. officials departed for Weimar as officials in Weimar showed disappointment with the reply.
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Berlin
Asociated
Greater
Parce
Armee
Foreign Office
Weimar
Bills to bar foreign language periodicals from U.S. mails
Washington June 1. Bills proposing that periodicals in German or other foreign languages be barred from the mails were introduced today by Senator Myers Democrat of Montana. He also presented a bill to stamp out immigration for twenty years and that from Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey for fifty years.
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Washington
Myers
Montana
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Plot to Establish Soviet Government in Canada Uncovered
Winnipeg men linked to Bolshevist movement funded strike leaders as Winnipeg resumes limited street car service. Thirteen cars ran today after May 15 general strike halted all public utilities. city workers returned, restoring partial transit and public services.
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Canada
Winnipeg
Man
Protection Sought For Americans Across Mexican Border
Washington reports state department says American officials in Mexico pressed the government for protection as violence rages. Juarez remained quiet with no evident anti American sentiment. US troops' cross border actions near Juarez produced casualties among Villistas, with two American killed and eight wounded.
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State Department
U. S
Mexico
Washington
American oMciala
Department
Juarez
United States
Mexico City
Carranza
Chambers of Deputies
Laredo
Renaldo Garm
Nuevo Laredo
Gregorio Ozuna
Beaumont B. Buck
Aar Department
Cabell
Southern Department
Vijlistas
Race Track
24Th Infantry
Villlata
Zaragoza
el Paso
Villistas
Saree
Fryd
Einton
Berlin Newspaper Strike Ends After Five Day Pause
Berlin papers resumed publication on Wednesday morning after a five day stoppage. Associated Press reports editors and staff reached an agreement ending the strike, promising new rapid reporting and continued coverage of city events.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Greater Berlin
Flight to Langdon Achieved by Bacon and Fors
Lieutenants Myron Bacon and A Forseth completed a 104 mile flight from Grand Forks to Langdon in two Curtis biplanes. Forseth reached Langdon at 12 20 pm after refueling at Easby, Bacon followed before 2 pm after a gasoline shortage forced a descent near Omabrook. The pilots carried Grand Forks Herald editions and fair pamphlets, planned a Langdon fair exhibition with mechanic A Lyon assisting Bacon and G Forseth aiding Forseth.
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Myron Bacon
A. Forseth
Grand Forks
Langdon
Curtis
Forsyth
Bee
Easby
Bacon
Omnabrook
Herald
President Wilson Tours Belgian Front in 110 Mile Trip
President and Mrs. Wilson, arriving from Paris at Adinkerke, meet King Albert and Queen Elizabeth. They plan an informal greeting and a motor journey across Belgian front lines toward Brussels via Ypres ruins. Schoolchildren cheered as Wilson stepped from the car. Margaret Wilson, B M Baruch, and General Harte travel with the party to Beystast via devastated regions.
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Adinkerke
Belgium
Mra. Wilson
Paris
Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Mar-garet Wilson
B. M. Baruch
W. W. Harte
Beistast
Beleien
Unrest in London as 400 Canadians Attack Police
London June 1 unrest escalates as around 400 Canadians clash with police. The incident disrupts streets and prompts authorities to deploy officers to restore order. No further details on injuries or arrests are provided in the available text.
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Liggett
St. Louis
George Chip
Rod Clancy
Columbus
House of Representatives
Dunn
Cox
willard-Dempsey
London
Joe Beckett
Great Britain
Frank Goddard
Department of Justice
Tonopah
Nev
Joe
Galiana
HOUSE
DR. Pessoa
Renner
Rf To Corp
Porthem Fomtghe
Paria Jina
Prilah
F. E. Lurton
Labor Federation
Morris
Allies
Grand Forks Herald
Arve
Forrad
Larlmore
Park River
Omabrook
Baton
Hires
Yanne Best
Barsechel
Eiastry
Belgium Front
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