Germans Seek Treaty Modifications Before Signing Terms
Associated Press reports German mood favors signing but seeks changes. They demand clarity on reparations limits, Clemenceau’s cover, League of Nations admission, and removal of the surret German emperor clause. Scheidemann government resigns amid cabinet uncertainty. A decision extension may be requested beyond Monday. Paris dispatches suggest a favorable response.
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Change in Attitude as Regards Mexico Plans Punitive Expedition
Washington reports a radical shift in US policy toward Mexico. The War Department has perfected plans to launch a punitive expedition across the Rio Grande if Villa reprisals or other contingencies occur. The change moves from watchful waiting to watchful preparedness.
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Mexico
War Department
Rio Grande
Americans Warned to Leave Mormon District in Chihuahua
Juarez Mexico June 21 General Dieguez commander of the northeastern military district warns Americans to depart the Mormon district in western Chihuahua when the crisis arrives. The advisement highlights growing tensions and potential danger for nonlocals in the region.
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Miss Edith Mortimer a Bride to Count Mario di Zoppola
New York June 21. Miss Edith Mortimer married Count Mario di Zoppola of the Italian aviation corps in a ceremony at the Roslyn New York country home of her parents Mr and Mrs Stanley Mortimer. The bride had recently been in the news for manslaughter acquittal after a fatal automobile accident.
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Mario di Zoppola
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Forty first annual American Library Association conference opens
Asbury Park New Jersey hosts visitors from across the United States and Canada for the forty first annual conference. Sessions begin with focus on books in war and peace including naval morale and library wartime services. Notable speakers include Secretary Daniels and ambassadors Jusserand and Pergler.
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German cabinet crisis widens in Paris dispatches
June reports from Paris note President Ebert urged PF Ler to form a new German cabinet for the American peace delegation. Muller failed. Later cables say Dr Edward David, former president of the national assembly, was asked to take the cabinet task after Muller's collapse.
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State of siege declared in Muenster district Westphalia
Coblenz June 21 A state of siege has been declared in the Muenster district of Westphalia northeast of Cologne due to Spartacan disturbances reported to American headquarters.
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Telegram exonerates Serbia in Sarajevo murder
Berlin reports an official French telegram to Vienna exonerating Serbia from Sarajevo murder responsibility. Published by Maximilian Harden, it suggests Germany bears responsibility for the war and notes the telegram dated July 13 1914 found no evidence linking the Serbian government to the crime.
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Want New Italian Cabinet News
Rome June 21 King Victor Emmanuel requests Francesco Nitti former minister of the treasury to form a new Italian cabinet. The action signals a government reorganization aimed at stabilizing finances and guiding policy amid ongoing economic pressures.
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French Swindler Served During War
Henri Rochette a French banker and promoter convicted of swindling over 8 million francs in Central Mexico rail road bonds in 1910 blames associate Carbonneau who used funds to aid a man named Madero. Rochette vanished during appeal and later was found serving in the automobile section of the French army.
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Paris
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Plan for Deporting Alien Anarchists to Return agitators
June 21 New York reports federal authorities are considering wholesale deportation of Bolsheviks anarchists and others. The plan would use transports to return agitators to the countries they originated from. Information from authoritative sources notes ships would repatriate hostile foreign elements.
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Associated Press
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PASSENGERS SAVED ON GROUNDED STEAMSHIP NORTH LAND
Three hundred passengers were rescued when the steamship North Land grounded at the Cape Cod Canal entrance early today. The vessel was badly damaged but all aboard were removed safely.
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Boston
Northland
Cape Cod Canal
New Cabinet Formed Semi Officials Announce
A semi official announcement reveals a newly formed cabinet. Key figures are named and aligned with ministries, signaling a shift in government leadership and policy direction. The statement emphasizes continuity and reform, with emphasis on prioritized sectors and governance stability.
To Withdraw Naval Vessels From France
Washington reports battleships and cruisers transporting American soldiers from France will be withdrawn by July 15.
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Washington
France
Brazilian President-Elect Arrives, Heads to Washington
Dr Epitacio Pessoa president-elect of Brazil arrived on the Imperator yesterday and departed for Washington today to be the guest of the American government for several days.
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New York
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Imperator
Washington
Sinn Fein Leader Edward Cevalera Arrives in New York
Professor Edward Cevalera, president of the Irish Sinn Fein republic, has landed in New York. His secretary announced the engagement of apartments at the Waldorf Astoria for the visit, dated June 21.
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Edward Cevalera
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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Anniversary Conference
Today the NAACP marks its tenth anniversary with an assembly in Cleveland. Officials announce Armenian republic elections commence today and run through Monday. The New Jersey governor race is to be formally launched today at the State League of Republican Clubs meeting in Trenton.
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Rice DIE a M. W. Brennan Asst Cashier A L Vidaurri
A historical financial notice lists M W Brennan as assistant cashier and A L Vidaurri as assistant cashier with J R Fasnacht noted as cashier in the Rice institution. The fragment references a bank or financial staff roster and title roles.
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