Knox Resolves Separation of League from Treaty Debated
Senate consideration centers on a Knox resolution allowing nations to delay League acceptance while enforcing other treaty provisions. The measure, seen as a step toward divorce of treaty and covenant, would permit diplomatic commissions to advance peace with Germany. Referred to the Foreign Relations Committee for consideration.
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Johnson elected by Senate Progressives in 1920 nomination
Washington June 10 Senator Hiram Johnson of California is the candidate for the presidential nomination of the Senate Progressives. Senator Borah of Idaho announced that an active campaign for Johnson is already well under way.
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Hiram Johnson
California
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Borah
Idaho
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Suffrage Amendment Ratified Quickly in Monts Legislature
Springfield TL June 10 The state legislature ratified the woman suffrage amendment within a half hour after the meeting opened this morning.
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Springfield
State of
Anglo Americans and French clash over League treaty terms
Debates at the League of Nations session focus on control mechanisms for the Adriatic region and the future status of Albania and nearby islands. Reports describe reconciliations and concessions between Anglo American and French delegates as a key element of the discussions.
Mexican Victim Heard By Jury Ford Trib Case
Mrs. Nellie F. Austin of Sebastian Texas testified for the defendant in the Ford Tribune libel trial in Mount Clemens Michigan. Her husband and son were attacked by Mexican raiders on August 6. The trial covered evidence on Mexican border conditions and the alleged attack.
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Mount Clemens
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Nellie F. Austin
Sebastian
Texas
Lox
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Debs Nominated for U S President by Socialists from Prison
In a statement from Moundville prison Eugene V Debs is nominated for president by the Appel to Reason socialist paper with Kate Richards O Hare named for vice president The move sparks a nationwide voting push as socialists seek to rally behind the ticket Debs praises fellow prisoners and the warden While Hungarian Soviet forces press Czech lines on river fronts at Budapest further report notes.
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W. Va
Eugene V. Debs
United States
Kate Richards O'Hare
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Mrs. O'Hare
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Moundaville
Upton Sinclair
Dobe
Budapest
Tisza
Wang River
Wilson Says Treaty Follows His Fourteen Points
Paris June 10 President Wilson expressed confidence that the peace treaty conforms with his fourteen points. He said the German counter proposals do not threaten his principles and that he would admit any error if found, but the treaty appears to align with his program.
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Mafin
Northwestern wreck leaves engineer dead and many injured
Casper Wyoming June 7 The Chicago and Northwestern passenger train No 603 derailed west of Casper after leaving the track at a 20 foot embankment. Engineer H Shean was badly crushed probably fatally. The wreck sent passengers baggage and mail cars tumbling as one coach overturned and another stayed upright amid spreading rails.
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Wyo
H. Shean
Chicago & Northwestern
100000 ANTHORYS TO STAGE PROTEST AT CAPITOL
Washington June 10 Acting for Vice President Marshall and Speaker Gillett Eliott Woods superintendent of the Capitol granted permission to labor organizations to demonstrate in protest against wartime prohibition before the Capitol. The march aims to draw 100000 participants and includes representatives of International unions and state groups canvassing workers to demand changes in beer and wine bans.
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Gillett
Eliott Woods
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Josephusay Quit Navy To Be College President
A movement to appoint Secretary Janeiyr as president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to replace the late Edward Kidder Graham is under way. Gov Bickett's special committee seeks a suitable candidate with salary speculation around 20000 dollars. Daniels emerges as a favored contender with support from the News and Observer and past university interest noted.
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U S Building Ships Surpasses Britain in Wartime Output
Special to Boomerang report shows Lloyds of London data: world shipbuilding total in three months 1919 reached 7.7 million tons, with the United States constructing over 4.1 million tons and Great Britain about 2.2 million. The piece critiques Republican opposition and praises Wilson era mobilization and Democratic efficiency.
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England
Great Britain
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Lelerance
Wilson
Sam
Ranchman Shot by Would-Be Assassins Near Gillette
J A Carlson was shot four times in the lungs while lowering a gate on Trail Creek, twenty miles north of Gillette Wyoming, Sunday morning. His young daughter was also targeted as the attackers fled on horseback. Carlson remained alive that afternoon as Sheriff Hardy pursued the assailants amid tense countywide unrest.
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Trans Mississippi Golfers Begin St Louis Meet
The Trans Mississippi golf tournament starts at the St Louis country club today and runs through June 14 with proceeds to the Red Cross. The venue will follow United States Golf Association rules except for stymie where a compromise allows lifting a spoiling ball if the opponent caused it.
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United Press
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Red Cross
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U. S. Loses Two Million A Day On Railroads
Washington reports a daily deficit of two million dollars for railroad operations in April and the year so far. Director General Walker D. Hines cites reduced business and higher costs for materials as the main causes and notes an April deficit near 68 million dollars after rent deductions. The year to date deficit stands around 250 million dollars after four twelfths of the annual rent is removed.
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Walker D. Hines
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Bulgaria deploys army on frontier reported by Harhan News
The Halhan News reports activity near the Serbian frontier with Bulgaria sending troops to the area. The dispatch notes tense border conditions and a securitized zone as authorities monitor potential flare ups along the frontier.
Telegraphers Union President Forecasts 40000 Walkout
President Konenkamp of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says about 40,000 operators will strike tomorrow morning. Denver and Laramie likely untouched. Western Union usually resists strikes, leaving many undecided on course. A break occurs as Federal Telephone signs off on union demands. Postal Telegraph may seek arbitration.
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Western Union
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Western Union to payout back pay after dispute
Joseph Hays, president of the Association of Western Union Employes, said the company will distribute 1,000,000 in back pay after the current agitation ends. G W Leffler of the Laramie office said operations will continue as usual and Denver staff may stay on the job with wires open, or reports received by telephone if Denver lines fail.
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Joseph Hays
Association of Western Union
Burleson
Buniiews
Denver
Strikers Desert in Winnipeg Feud Affects City Jobs
In Winnipeg strikers desert their fellow employees causing a local feud. Telegrapher shortages emerge as replacements guard the city while pay and daily rates are debated. Atlantic City reports June 10 that the American Federation of Labor urged repeal of the Davisite plan.
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American Federation of Labor
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