Final terms to enemy by conference war diary notes
Clemenceau delivers a scalding overview of Germany's crimes and justification for harsh terms. The revised peace treaty outline is presented with a cover letter detailing war sins, demands German surrender, and warns of possible resumption of hostilities if terms are refused within days.
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Daniels asks 36 million for Navy air program in letter
Presidentially linked note from Secret Daniels to Senate Naval Committee chair cites British progress in lighter than air craft. He urges raising the aviation appropriation from 15 to 86,000,000 claiming the navy cannot advance air forces without more funds. He notes Britain has sought hangars for transatlantic dirigibles and that the 14 million appropriation leaves no money for such projects.
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Winnipeg strike stance urged by metal trades council
Winnipeg Industrial employers issue a formal statement on collective bargaining aid and outline a settlement plan for the Winnipeg metal trades council controversy. The employers' statement was endorsed by officials and reflects efforts toward resolving the dispute through negotiation.
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Winnipeg Metal Trades’ Council
General French Miners Strike Widens Across Regions
Paris reports a federation led walkout of miners began Monday and spread widely in the mining regions. Dispatches indicate the action is general in scope under federation orders.
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Paris
Federation of Miners
Germanys Reply to Peace Treaty Sifts Demands and Protests
Germany rejects the treaty as a breach of armistice and Wilsonian principles, proposes a joint German commission for reparations, and demands plebiscites under neutral supervision for territorial questions. It insists on German rights outside Europe, opposes ex‑ Kaiser trial, and argues for an international neutrals court. Turkiye kept by Constantinople decision noted.
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Motors to Run First U S Transcontinental Army Truck Train
Plans were completed by the motor transport corps for the first trans continental trip of an army motor truck train. It will start from Washington on July 7 and reach San Francisco 40 to 60 days later. President Wilson is expected to...
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Holland Against Blockade Starts Globe Highway Milestones
Holland opposes the blockade and proposes placing two milestone markers in front of the White House as starting points for highways. Paris notes Holtland informs the peace conference that the government will not participate in any blockade against Germany.
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Credit Men Elect Officers at Detroit Convention
The National Association of Credit Men wrapped its 24th annual convention in Detroit with officer elections. Curtis R. Burnett of Newark was named president, HB Chauste of Atlanta became 61st vice president, and W. S. Cross of Duluth was second vice president. J. Barry Tregoe of New York was re elected secretary treasurer for the tenth time. Membership reached 29,500, the largest in the association’s history. In Seattle, Governor Ernest Lister died after months of illness.
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First nonstop Atlantic flight ends in Ireland
Captain Jack Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Brown completed the first nonstop flight from Newfoundland to Ireland in a Vickers Vimy biplane. They landed near Clifden Galway after 16 hours 27 minutes, amid cheers as the crew reported good spirits despite minor wind damage.
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Boat accident near Tuscaloosa wipes out 19, 12 missing
A pleasure party of 53 on the Mary Francis overturned in midstream near Hotty, resulting in 19 drowned and 12 missing. Owner Sara Alston, a Tuscaloosa capitalist, was saved after attempting to rescue guests. Overcrowding blamed. several families lost multiple members. Mrs. Fred Bishop and four of her children among the dead.
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Secretary Baker urges large army and new policy
Secretary Baker told the senate military committee Congress must provide a 500,000 man army until a permanent policy is set. He called the House’s 600,000,000 annual army bill inadequate as proposed. End Argentine Troup.
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Labor secretary warns labor on Mooney strike defense
Atlanta City New Jersey June 160 Secretary Wilson of the department of labor told the AFL convention that organized labor should not join a national strike to free Thomas Mooney. He said the government is examining evidence for a possible new trial and workers cannot act as a jury. He condemned Bolshevism and urged reform through evolution, stressing the ballot's power to obtain changes.
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Wilson to Tour the United States for League Support
President Wilson plans a nationwide tour to drum up backing for the League of Nations after returning from Belgium. Secretary Tumulty has drawn two tentative itineraries for the trip. He is expected to stay in Paris only three or four days following his Belgium visit before boarding a French port for the United States.
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U S to Act in Costa Rica
Disquieting dispatches from the state department report potential action by the American government over Costa Rica. No details released, but officials say conditions may require decisive U S action.
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Bank Robbery Ends in Cashier Death in Gary
In Gary Indiana an attempted hold up at First National Bank back of Gary ends with the cashier Herman WW Yecker shot and killed by two bandits. The gunmen fled after the fatal shooting.
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Palmer warns Reds in U S as justice chief calls for soldiers
Attorney General Dilner announces a mobilization plan to deter radical disorder during Independence Day. New York defense units ordered to assemble, 10 000 to 12 000 men notified, with the aim of preserving American ideals and law. The government vows no use of force to quell peaceful reform and warns radicals to abandon violence or face punishment. Bolshevism in America is reportedly monitored by the Army for any disruptive moves.
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Debate on Peace Pact Splits Over League Covenant
June 19 report from Washington shows Senator Knox opening debate on severing the League covenant from the German treaty. He insists the move seeks advisory consent only, not a position for or against the league, while warning against partisan labels impacting policy. Other items mention a triple tragedy in Mississippi, sugar shipments, riots in Vienna, and a Chicago picketing arrest wave.
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American Troops Out of Mexico Outcry and Confusion
Fragmented dispatches recount U S forces withdrawing from Mexico amid diplomatic friction. General Cabelli Ansuree signals no sovereignty violation as Villa forces press clashes near Juarez and across the border. Reports mention 1,897 more troops arriving, Washington debates a large peacetime army and air field delays as the war continues shaping policy and public sentiment.
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