Diverse World News Snapshot From Inter Mountain Globe
A mixed digest outlines the H C L wage plan used by Cleveland employers, a 14 year old stowaway on military vessels, European war reporting on miner strikes and German finance, Lithuania trade prospects, and varied international notes on policy, diplomacy, and social causes as read in the Inter Mountain Globe.
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Cleveland
Michael Gilhooly
Michael
Agamemnon
Cork
Charlevoiz
Belgium
Berlin
Harding Plans Extra Session For Suffrage
Des Moines reports Governor Harding plans a special session to push ratification of the woman suffrage amendment if next year’s code amendment session cannot take up the issue. Associated Press notes Senate approval of the Anthony amendment and the likelihood that several states may call or request special sessions to advance ratification ahead of the next presidential election.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Harding
Returning Yank Vets Stage Big Rush From War Into Matrimony
Soldiers returning from Europe rush to marriage licenses per reports from bureaus nationwide. The drive rivals earlier drafts, with many men lining up for papers. The piece also covers Senate voting on constitutional suffrage amendments and related proposals.
Illinois to Act on National Suffrage Amendment
Springfield Illinois June 6 State Senator Cornwell introduced a joint resolution for ratification of the national suffrage amendment adopted by the U S Senate yesterday. The measure under rules lays over one legislative day. Governor Holcomb says no special session and the Connecticut assembly will not meet until 1921.
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Gay
Louisana
Alice Paul
National Women's Party
Sanatcor Wadsworth
New York
Wadsworth
New England
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Ohio
Beetham
Washington
Catt
Carrie Chapman Catt
Natons Woman Suffrage Association
Kentucky
New Jersey
Delaware
New Mexico
New Hampshire
West
Johneot
California
Jones
Washton
Kellogg
Kenyon
Keyes
Lalette
Lamreet
McCormick
McCumber
McNory
Nelson
Mew
Newberry
Norris
Page
Mhipps
Puiodexter
Bherima
Hmeot
Spencer
Sterling
Sutherland
Warren
Watson
Total
Ashwrst
Neat Lain
Culbertson
Hannay
Howkhead
Heckiuanna
Aleil
Plwteher
Harrison
Milehoook
Overman
Heed
Kinimoans
Baith
Maryland
South Carolina
Swatescan
Trammell
Underwood
Williams
God
Gerry
Fohuoon
Laa
United States
Congress
Senate
Alabama
Louisiana
Federa
Phelan
Fis
United Press
Springfield
Cornwell
United States Senate
Nix
Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Marcus H. Holcomb
Connecticut
General Assembly
Dutch Territory to Remain Intact in Belgium Accord
Paris June 6 The council of foreign ministers revising the 1839 treaty on Belgium status and Holland boundaries has adopted the principle that Holland shall not concede territorial losses. Holland may grant Belgium certain rights over waterway access, a concession tied to Belgian water rights.
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Associated Press
Paris
Belgium
Holland
Council of Foreign Ministers
Daniels recommends smaller Navy force
Washington D C June 6 recommendation for a 1918 20 navy of 250 000 men to October 1 235 000 to January 1 and 200 000 to June 30 were made to the naval affairs committee by Secretary Daniels today Daniels said his discharge schedule would permit him to release men to new duties within his recommendations
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Washington, D. C
Naval Affairs Committee of the House
Daniels
French hold meeting in Alsace Lorraine
Hrassbourg June 6 the superior council of Alsace and Lorraine met under the new French regime in the former German interior ministry building Governor General Millerand paid tribute to the people. He said no abrupt change in the law of the two provinces was contemplated. King Victor Emmanuel has granted a large Italian crown for veterans and the German Reich will pay France for the 416 frame frame exchange noted in dispatches.
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Associated Press
Hrassbourg
Che
Superior Council of
Alsace and Lorraine
Iet
Alexander Millerand
Mmmeral
Victor Emmanuel
Germany
Mrewehtam Rayer
France
Wilkesbarre Mine Disaster Kills About 80 Workers
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania a live wire ignited powder in the Hudson Coal Company mine entrance, killing about 80 coal miners as they rode to work. Forty-one bodies identified, 49 escaped, some dying later. Train car explosion and fire trapped and burned victims, with scenes of mourning and emergency response across the town.
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United Press
Wilkesbarre
Hudson Coal Company
Survivore
Avondale
Owlock
Thomas Dougherty
Sergeant York Wedding Set For Saturday in Tennessee
War hero Alvin C. York will wed in Nashville Tennessee with Governor Roberta officiating. Names and details from Pall Mall Tennessee indicate a formal ceremony featuring York and his bride in a high profile event expected to draw notable guests.
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York
Paris Expected Early Compromise Of Strike
In Paris on June 6 optimistic reports circulated among competent circles about the city strike between unions and employers, with hopes that the dispute would be settled soon. Separately, New York reported a fresh gold shipment for Britain, totaling 5.6 million dollars, with 12 million already received and a final aim of 50 million.
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Iparis
Parta
Senators Clash Over Draft of Paris Peace Treaty Leak
Washington June 6 The Senate debated a leak of copies of the unpublished German peace treaty to New York. Senator Hitchcock urged a full investigation while Lodge and Borah defended themselves and invited inquiries. White House involvement and President Wilson were referenced as authorities weighed publishing the treaty terms.
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Washington
Germany
New York
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Lodge
Massachusetts
Borah
Idaho
Mr. Borah
Associated Press
White House
Tumulty
Wilson
State Department
Johnson
Call for Pan-American Economic Conference in Washington
Washington June 6 President Wilson calls for convocation of the second Pan American financial conference. The U S has invited all American republics to send ministers of finance and two delegates to Washington on January 12, 1920 to discuss postwar finances. Frank A Vanderlip proposes a bloc of Latin American republics the United States and neutrals to aid Europe with materials and loans.
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Washington
D. C
Wilson
Treasury
Rowe
United States
Frank A. Vanderlip
New York
Hank
Europe
Unitedtates
New Controversy Over German Ships Forecast
London on June 6 reported Holtacht Peemon, president elect of Traail, stating he will support Brasil retaining the German ships if the United States is allowed to keep the tonnage it obtained. He spoke in an interview asserting firm support for the Brasil position amid ongoing shipping disputes.
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London
Brasil
United States
Man Without Country Struggles to Leave Pacific Ocean
A fragmented report details an individual named Freeman unable to depart from the Pacific region. Confusion surrounds his nationality and status after a voyage linked to Australia. The text hints at delays, demonstrations, and immigration obstacles during this tense episode.
Austrians Go in Mourning Over Treaty
Austria declares three days of national mourning over the peace terms. Paris reports small powers push back on armament limits and note reparations and boundary questions in the Austrian treaty. Vienna assembly to meet June 7 to discuss terms handed to Austrian plenipotentiaries at Saint Germain.
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United Press
Zurich
Vienna
Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Austria
Venna
Copenhagen
National Assembly
St. Germain
Woodbury County Paving Vote Set for July 7
Woodbury County plans a July 7 vote on paving its roads. The board faces road selection, suffrage for women, and bonding. Attorney General Hagener to define bond issues. Naglestad to draft a voting resolution. Funding from federal aid, motor vehicle fees, and assessments totals about 125000 yearly. Primary road plan outlines five routes across several towns.
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Woodbury County
Board of Supervisors
A. M. Hagener
Naglestad
Aguinst
Moville
Kingsley
Correctionville
Cushing
Helly Springs
Hornick
Smithland
Denlyon
Herveant Blugee Suliz
Sloan
Ondwa
Smithidad
Our
Hines Departing Capital for Rail Inspection Tour
Washington bureau reports Director Cenora Hines is leaving Washington for a nationwide rail inspection tour. The trip will cover major lines and facilities in cities including Omaha Denver and Chicago as part of a comprehensive assessment of U.S. rail safety and maintenance practices.
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Washington
D.C
Cenora
Times Belt
Washington Today
United States
Beaton
Omaha
Denver
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Inter Mountain Globe
Paul W
Yeoman, Pub
Hulett
Crook County
Wyo
Lithuania
Baltic Republic
American War Trade Board
Memel
Koenigsberg
Libau
Baltic Sea
Maximilian Harden
Tde Zukunlt
Harden
J. T. Harahan
Imnois Central Railroad
American Red Cross
Ranciaco Villa
Juarez
Chihuahua City
Parral
Villa Allende
Stephen Lausanne
le Matin
League of Nations
International Association of Hotary Cluba
Salt Lake City
Mormon Tabernacle
Rand School of Social Science
New York City
George Herron
Post Office Department
Nikolai Lewine
Max Schreyer
Vicharity
Hmself
Smithsonian Institution
N. Petroff
Nicrative
Canada
Toronto Globe
Wold Failore
Ghee
Haker
Kansas
Tombstone
Oregon
New York-Whiaidelpha
Sweden
House
Gore
Colt
Pomerene
Owen
Robinson
Smith
Georgia
Alsace-Lorraine
J. P. Morgan & Co
Americas
Pacific Ocean
Seo Franck
Cal
Freeman
Werivet
Lyndey
Wero
Per
Histon
Ape
Woodbury County Board of Supervisors
Hines
Capital
Rail Inspection
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