Delegates Promise To Be in Versailles On Friday Morning
The German delegation will arrive Friday morning to discuss signing the peace treaty at Versailles. Clemenceau Lloyd George and Wilson will oversee the arrangements. Reports from Weimar indicate the national assembly votes to sign unconditionally amid heated debate and opposition.
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Versailles
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Weimar
Associated Press
National Assembly
von Hindenburg
Ludendorff
Fehrenbach
Germany
Paria
Vernailles
Halel von Haimhausen
George Washington
Scapa Flow
Tommaso Tittoni
Italy
Rome
Orlando
Sonnino
Adriade
Work on Austrian peace treaty resumes in Paris
Paris June 24 The council resumed work on the Austrian peace treaty today with aim to present the document to Austrian delegates soon. Financial experts were summoned to the chamber as the pace of negotiations was stepped up.
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Paris
Council of
Clemenceau May Resign From Office Reported
Paria reports Premier Clemenceau expressed intention to resign at noon after signing, with expectations tied to recent treaty developments. The garbled dispatch notes possible connections to Copenhagen and Baltic matters amid unsettled political expectations.
Czecho-Slovak Troops to Be Transferred Home
Persistent reports say exhausted Czecho-Slovak troops may be withdrawn from Siberia to join their new republic. They fear Bolshevik influence and seek return home to aid against Hungary, while Allies consider routing and need for foreign troops to police the Trans Siberian corridor. Military experts weigh paths to western advance through Russia with supply lines and permission.
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Bibacia
Siberia
Omsk
Boleviki
Russia
Bhatianburg-Petrograd
Ramarattrough
Ukraine
Miners' Union Leaders Quit in Ruhr Strikes Turmoil
Berlin May 16. Leaders of the Ruhr district Miners' Union associations resign citing incalculable suffering caused by repeated strikes that disrupt mine production. The retiring officials say many workers are prevented from attending to cret work and face threats, hindering the union's ability to maintain order.
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Berlin
Jeaders
Ruhr
Areca
Nera
Peale Encour
Mala Crete
Fergus Falls Tornado Death Toll Rises With 48 Counted
Fergus Falls Minnesota June 24 Residents report 48 dead as search continues for victims of the tornado. Two National Guard companies join the effort in ruins including the Grand hotel finding missing bank president A Brandenberg and hotel owner George Woodhouse. Funeral services begin for 4 year old Bisserine Slettede as officials revise casualty lists and assess damages.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Burns
Fergus Falla
Grand Hotel
A. ©. Brandenberg
First State Bank of
George Woodhouse
Woodhouse
Asylum For
Bisserine June Slettede
James Slettede
Ray Pennock
Wright Hospital
Chile
Citizens’ Committee
W. ¥. Rhinow
Elmer B.adams
George Frankberg
Lst
W. Gur ii Oe
Paul Lek
State Department of Agriculture
German ships not properly guarded on sea patrol
Paris reports Viscount Gustave de Kergueseleg warned the French ministry that German ships had not been watched with sufficient care. The budget committee will seek more information from Premier Clamehson. German mailers are fired upon by officers, with UK officers under scrutiny.
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Paris
Viscount Gustave Fe Kerguesec
Chamber of Deputee
Thurso
Bootland
Thatr
Eka Tone Tad Os
Rpul
Peace Not Certain Until Germany Signs
London observers express deep distrust of Germany after the armistice move. Papers argue Germany treacherous throughout the war, point to Scapa Flow as proof, and say celebration must wait until the treaty is signed and penalties fully paid. The Herald doubts Germany will honor the pact, citing force over justice.
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Germany
London
Scapa Flow
Herald
Townley and Gilbert Trial Jury Selected in Jackson Case
Three Aurora chosen as jurors in Jackson district court for the conspiracy to teach disloyalty case against A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert of the National Nonpartisan League. defense questioned jurors about discussions on the league while noting issues not on trial. Townley reportedly en route from Jamestown to Jackson to attend proceedings.
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Nonpartisan League
Jackson County District
A. C. Townley
Toseph Gilbert
League
Townley
Jamestown
N. C
George Holk
Jackson
Jumes Dean
The
Ring
Wr Attaney
J. W. Fay
Ana C.H. Olson
Tree
A. J. Rose
Lakefield
Bent T. Hill
Labor News Plant Raided and Editor Arrested in Winnipeg
Soldiers and police raided the Labor News office and plant in Winnipeg and arrested Editor Rev. James Woodsworth. Copy and type were confiscated. drawn swords and revolvers were used. Mounted police cleared Victory Park of strikers. no public meetings allowed. Three hundred arrested for rioting and meeting. warrants issued for Fred Dixon. Fifty released on bail of $1000. Soldiers guard the siren as veterans in the workers’ ranks unrest. Weather forecast notes little temperature change in the Dakota region Wednesday.
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Winnipeg. Man
Labor News
James Woodsworth
Plice
Victory Park
Fred Dixon
Committee of Winnipeg
Munkers
Crest of flood in Minnesota is now passed
Montevideo Minnesota reports flood conditions easing with a few farmers displaced. Reports from towns along the Minnesota and Lac Qui Parle rivers indicate the crest has passed. Mankato notes the worst floods are over and Ortonville area floodwaters are receding.
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Minnesota
Montevideo
Minn
Mankato
Ortonville
Van Lear Expelled From Socialist Ranks In Road Standing
Minneapolis June 24 Van Lear former Socialist mayor of Minneapolis and a score of other Socialists were expelled from the party in Road standing. Secretary Charles Dirba said the action stems from Van Lear joining the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy last year and similar actions by the others.
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Minneapolis
Minn
van Lear
Charles Dira
Socialist State Committee
Dirba
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Aelon
Clemenceau Recalls News Of Peace Terms Acceptance
Paris June 23 Remarks at a dinner for the French delegation recounted Premier Clemenceau learning that peace terms were accepted. He praised the League of Nations as the world's hope and urged directed effort and faith in this act of peace.
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Paris
Clemencau
Economic Commission of the Conference
Etienne Clemental
Commerce and Agriculture
League of Nations
Paris Celebrates Germans Agree to Sign Peace Treaty
Citizens flocked to streets and ports in Paris and across Allied centers after news that Germany would sign the peace treaty without reservations. Crowds cheered, bands played, and warships arrived as celebrations stretched late into the night. American soldiers paraded through city avenues amid flags and festivities reflecting a decisive Allied victory.
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Paris
Celebes
Toulon
Brest
Ing
Townley and Mills push socialist state plan in North Dakota
Assistant Attorney General F E Packard outlines a socialist driven tactic to seize state power in North Dakota. He claims the Nonpartisan League employs Socialists in state government, targets education control, immigration funding, and highway and farm programs to create a socialist base and ensure long term political dominance.
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Nonpartisan League
Socialista
North Dakota
St. Paul
Walter Thomas Mills
Mills
Townley
N. C. Macdonald
Macdonald
Mins Nielson
Immigration Fund
Fairroads
Ee Bank
Dax
League
Socialkem
Milln
Celebrations in German Cities After Peace Terms News
London reports German government agreement to ceasefire terms triggers nationwide demonstrations in Berlin and Munich. Processions march through main streets with Warsonex songs and cheers for the old empire generals. Officers’ association asks Dutch to refrain from delivering the former German emperor to Allies.
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London
Germany
Exchange
Copenhagen
Berlin
Munich
Officers’ Association
German Resigns From Versailles Peace Signatory Role
Weimar reports Dr. Haniel von Halmhausen resigns from signing the peace treaty at Versailles rather than attach his name to the instrument. Paris papers reflect cautious relief that peace is near yet warn the postwar task will rival the war in difficulty.
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Weimar
Associated Press
Haniel von Halmhausen
Huater
Versailles
Paris
Alfred Capua
M. Capus
Lauds
Sotalers
Timars
Marne
Yeer
Verdun
Somme
ap _rommats
State Licenses Inspector Examines Local Premises
State inspector of licenses surveys local places including Grand Porta for potential licensing actions. Peter Feott assists with the inspection as procedures and safety standards are reviewed.
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State Inspector OF Licenses
Peter Feott
Nists
Hmependen
Portuara
Halta
Kota
Grand Porta
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Alice
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