Berlin Military Factional Tensions Over Peace Treaty
Reports from Weimar indicate generals and volunteer troops threaten to quit if the peace terms are accepted without reservations. Gustav Noske faced resignation before cooling the officers and delaying his own. Officers remain hostile while seeking to defend army honor and persuade Noske. Erzberger’s stance fuels speculation as the peace crisis unfolds.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Weimar
Gustav Noske
Baron von Luettwitz
von Herr Noske
Reinhart
Herr Noske
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Erzberger
Southern Day Celebrated by the Methodists
Columbus Ohio June 25 Matho ints celebrated Southern day at the centenary celebration today. Principal speakers included vn Ludgate recently returned from France and Alice Paul chairman of the national woman's party who is here to pleas the cause of suffrage at the exposu ri. The dirigible balloon scheduled to be here today from Akros will come tomorrow it was announced. The Rev. Edmund D. Soper a teacher in the
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Princpri
Vn Ludgate
France
Alice Paul
National Woman's Party
Akros
Edmund D. Soper
Northwestern graduate to deliver sermon at Mirachip event
Dramatic critics hail the scene as the most stupendous on the American stage. A Northwestern University graduate will present a sermon linked to the Mirachip event, following a ceremonial preview last night.
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Northwestern University
Weene
LJ ‘Eytarer
Townley Trial Report Highlights Sedition Claims
The prosecution argued the Supreme Court ruled the words in the articles not sedition while Nicholas said the court did not say the literature aimed to aid unlawful acts. He noted charges against Townley and Gilbert are misdemeanors not felonies and that conviction could bring jail or fines. Gilbert’s January 1918 Lakefield address urged against U S bond investment and warned of wartime bankruptcy.
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Supreme Court
Nicholas
Townley
Gilbert
Lakeneld
Minn
United States
General Strike at Winnipeg to End Thursday
A sympathetic strike in Manitoba has been called off on condition that the provincial government appoint a commission to thoroughly investigate reinstatement of all workers. The government denies any appointment or promise. A central strike committee directed Premier Norris to appoint a royal commission. no action was taken.
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T. C. Norsis
Manitoba
E. Robinson
Norris
Financial Troubles Hit Former Greek King Constantine
Purim June 25 reported that Constantine I of Greece, living in Switzerland, faces severe financial difficulties as Geneva Paris papers state former Emperor William had funded him but that subsidy was cut. Constantine reportedly seeks reconciliation with the current Greek government. Washington June 25 after two hours’ debate the senate foreign relations committee adjourned without action on Senator Fall’s proposal to declare peace with Germany.
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Formen
Constantine of
Greesti
Itzerland
Geneva
Paris
William
Constantine
Washington
Senator Fall
New Mexico
Germany
Senate Foreign-Relations Committee
Instantaneous Wrinkle Remover Advertises Home Remedy
A periodical ad touts a simple face wash made from pure saxolite and witch hazel to reduce wrinkles. It claims first use smooths lines, firms the skin, and provides a confident appearance, pitched as a harmless home remedy used by thousands of women.
Clemenceau Likely To Stay As French Premier
Paris reports suggest Premier Clemenceau will not resign soon and may reshuffle his cabinet after general elections. Newspapers note changes could come only after the peace treaty is ratified, with possible social and economic specialists joining the cabinet once the pact is signed.
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Paris
Hayas
Clementeceau
Are
Ate
I Itla
Bisbee High Closes With Good Programs.
Bisbee North Dakota June 25 on Monday evening June 23 the ninth annual commencement exercises of the Bisbee high school were held. Six diplomas were awarded. Dr. Robertson of Grand Forks gave the address. Class day program followed with salutatory history poem Will and prophecy. Faculty mostly intact though one resignation. Next year N L Smith continues superintendent and J K Lund as principal.
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Bisbee
N. D
Opera
Bisbee High School
Robertson
Grand Forks
Rey
Johnson
Dr. Robertson
A. J. Brekke
Ant
Smith
N. L. Smith
J. K. Lund
Peanie Ale Ace
Pershing and Hoover Honored With Oxford Degrees
General Pershing and Herbert Hoover represented the United States at Oxford university where they received doctor of civil law degrees during the annual commemoration in the Sheldonian theater. Other honorees included Marshal Haig, Baron Makino, Sir Beatty, and Sir Douglas Haig with Premier Paderewski receiving by proxy.
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Oxford
England
Associated Press
General Pershing
Herbert C. Hoover
United States
Oxford University
Sheldonian Theater
Hoover
Baron Makino
Marshal Joffre
France
David Beatty
Douglas Haig
Jan Paderewski
Poland
Kers Meet Denounces Bolshevism in Great Lakes Lodge
In Superior Wisconsin on June 25 Great Lakes district lodge No 1 of the International Brotherhood of Boiler Makers and Iron Shipbuilders and Helpers adopted resolutions repudiating Bolshevism and denouncing I W W and other radicals. The resolutions say the lodge stands against such organisations and supports the American Federation of Labor as American and loyal. The body authorized a $500 appropriation for the Toledo strike and planned a joint theatrical event that evening.
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Striking Auto Worker
Toledo ‘Yan
Union of Shipbuilders
Leeiver
Irish campaign to extend to many countries
New York June 25 The Irish campaign for independence will widen beyond the United States. Activities will extend to Canada, Australia and possibly other nations. The president of the Irish movement stated that a portion of funds and influence will be directed to two countries while observers in the United States monitor the spread.
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New York
United Es
Canada
Australia
Aman de
Rehi Ted Oae
Development of arid lands urged by Chamberlain
Washington June 35 Develop nant of arid nee aa A ene i proposed in a introduce a ee Chamberlain democrat Ore STs chetry te om eure eee le ee charged soldiers and sail eet motte the anteenee Gay inke ment en Md al ing the bepate amendment rr Ts wes reported senate and ring that wrap han ane requiring ant ibe gold ak Bo at weight r inspection and labeling of Sheer Stat were agreed as
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Arid
Ee Chamberlain
Chetry
Ts Wes
Senate
Ring
Grain and metal markets mixed as flax hits $5 mark
Prices seen across grains and metals with flaxseed briefly reaching the 5 dollar level on June 25 amid strong buying. Wheat and corn trade stable with minor moves while copper and iron futures edge higher on overall market strength.
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New York
Metal Exchange
London Standard
Minneapolis
Ayaa Setae
Ainee
Kcara
Mont
Montana
Ls Senate Anit
Eareeta
Tiz For Tired Feet Ad Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advertisement touts Tiz as a remedy for tired puffed up feet, claiming it relieves pain burning and soreness. It markets a 25 cent box sold at stores and promises rapid comfort for achy feet in a lively period tone.
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Tye
Tia
Senators Report on Liberia Troop Presence Favorable
Washington June 25 The senate foreign relations committee reported favorably the Johnson resolution demanding information on the presence and purposes of American troops in Liberia. The measure presses the president for full disclosure of troop status and policy in the West African nation.
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Washington
Johnson
Liberia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fisher Woman Dies at Local Hospital
Sorenson of Fisher Minnesota died Friday at a local hospital. The body will be taken to Fisher for burial, and services will be held Friday at the late residence of the deceased.
Sinking Of German Ships Discussed By Council Of Three
Paris reports that the council of three premiers Clemenceau and Lloyd George and President Wilson discussed the scuttling of the German fleet at Scapa Flow. The Paris office of Reuters notes the topic was on the agenda and outlines potential implications for postwar naval control and German surrender terms.
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Council of Three
Paris
Clemenceau
Lloyd George
Wilson
Scapa Flow
Reut
Council review of armistice era events noted
The council examined and added remarks on the period surrounding the armistice signing, focusing on the actions at that time and related discussions.
Senate panel backs Polk for top State post in Peru link
Washington June 35 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recommended Frank L Polk counselor of the state department to be under secretary of state Hugh Gibson to Poland and Boas W Long to be minister to Peru. Opposition to William Gongales of South Carolina as ambassador to Peru emerged, with action deferred. Herald Wanté Bring Results.
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Frank L. Polk
State Department
Hugh Gibson
Poland
Boas W. Long
Cubs
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William 35
Gongales
South Carolina
Peru
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