Peace resolution compromise ends war state with Germany and Austria
Senate and House conferees reach a compromise on the peace resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria. The plan preserves American rights and protections while repealing the war declaration. Knox and other senators push for safeguarding terms from the Versailles settlement. The measure moves toward final passage this week with presidential submission likely by weekend.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Austria
Senate
House
Porter
House For
Eign’ ‘Affairs Committee
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Flood
Virginia
Knox
Cuse
President to Sign Blunder Protest
President Harding held a White House conference with Senator Borah and party leaders to seek larger army appropriations. The talks centered on removing deficiency expenditure limits, but leaders warned the move would fail. The president reportedly planned to veto the army bill before later signaling he would sign it, with Weeks urging broader defense funding.
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Washington
Harding
Borah
Idaho
Killett
Mondell
Representative Green
Vermont
White House
War Department
Congress
Weeks
Ulster Premier Declines Irregular Dublin Meeting
Sir James Craig the Ulster premier declined an invitation from Eamonn DeValera to meet in Dublin. A letter from DeValera invited Craig and four other eminent Irishmen to a Monday conference at the Mansion House in Dublin.
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Belfast
Ireland
James Craig
Eamonn DeValera
DeValera
Dublin
Ulster
de Valera
Mansion House
Anderson Judge Rules Husband May Chastise Wife
Anderson Ind June 29. Judge May or J W Black freed Ross Smith after arraignment on assault and battery against his wife. The mayor ruled that if a wife needs chastisement it is no infraction of the law for a husband to administer reasonable punishment. He also indicated belief that Smith had the right to chastize his spouse.
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Anderson
Ind
J. W. Black
Ross Smith
Smith
Union Leaders Prepare for July Meeting on Wage Vote
Chicago reports say disagreement over an 8 percent wage cut ordered by the railroad labor board has not been settled. B M Jewell of the crafts unions cautioned that unofficial tallies are unreliable and prediction of the final outcome is premature. July 1 meetings in Chicago will coordinate next steps across shop crafts and other unions.
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Chicago
United States Railroad Labor Board
B. M. Jewell
Jewell
American Federation of Labor
Labor Board
Mr. Jewell
Soldiers and Sailors Battle for Base Ball Supremacy in Linton
Tomorrow at Haseman hall park the Army and Navy teams clash in a charity baseball contest to decide local bragging rights. Mayor Miller proclaims a city holiday 12 pm to 4 pm to support ex servicemen, with proceeds aiding the Frank Courtney American Legion flower fund.
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Army
Navy
Uncle Sam
Linton
Frank Courtney
Army—Carlton
Pierson
Andrew J. Miller
Haseman’s Grove
Indiana
War veterans honored by Foch tribute in Detroit
Detroit notes a message from Marshal Foch read at the Disabled American Veterans of the World War convention. The tribute praises American soldiers wounded or disabled in world war conflicts and pledges gratitude. The executive committee prepares proposals to aid disabled service members and push congressional action. A New York plan seeks DAV as a national clearing house for wounded and disabled soldiers aid.
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Detroit
Mich
Marshal Foch
France
Hey Foik
Robert S. Marx
Cincin
Nati
New York
Striking paper mill workers accept arbitration proposal
Striking employees in the United States and Canada voted to accept manufacturers' proposal to submit wage disputes to a seven member arbitration board. Jeremiah T. Carey, president of the International Brotherhood of Paper Makers, announced the decision and said mills are expected to reopen next week. The board will include three workers, three employers, and an umpire chosen by both sides, with findings retroactive.
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Albany
N. Y
Canada
Jeremiah T. Carey
International Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Britain Ends Prolonged Coal Strike With Profit Sharing Plan
Prime Minister Lloyd George announces settlement of the April to June coal strike. The government backs a subsidy up to 10 million pounds to the mining industry and a national wages board. Miners will resume work next Monday with profit sharing between workers and employers and a scaled wage reduction through September. PMID: None.
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London
Lloyd George
Great Britain
South Wales
House of Commons
Sons of Rebel Mexican Chief Executed in Mexico
Jorge and Roberto Mendez sons of General Sidfonio Mendez were executed after a court martial for leading an unsuccessful revolt in San Luis Potosi. Two companions were also put to death. General Mendez remains hospitalized from wounds. Reports also say General Pablo Gonzalez crossed from the United States into Mexico and is active in Nuevo Leon per war office statements.
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City OF
Mexico
Jorge
Roberto Mendez
Sidfonio Mendez
San Luis Potosi
Sen’tence
Mendez
Pablo Gonzales
Carranza Forces
United States
Nuevo Leon
War Office
Weather Report Forecasts Fair Tonight With Cloudy Thursday
Weather outlook shows fair conditions tonight with clouds building for Thursday. Little overall change in temperature and conditions across the period.
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