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Newspaper
Moberly Evening Democrat
Location
Moberly, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
1
Berlin reports Vorwaerts labels the treaty a scrap of paper and warns of continued threats to German sovereignty. Riots erupt in Bertin as authorities urge soldiers to stay on duty while food tensions rise amid wartime prohibition debates in Missouri politics.
F L Johnson and his wife of 408 East Rollins street departed today for a month long visit with Mrs Davis's father S W Davis in Pertry.
Paris reports indicate the peace signing will take place in a three hour window between morning and afternoon, with Germany to name its delegation led by Foreign Minister Bueller. The Big Four dispatches maintain tight control as preparations near completion. Berlin faces siege amid clashes as talks unfold.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen in Denver vetoes AFL affiliation citing constitutional limits, as the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers already represents engineers. Meanwhile, a morning convention session reported beneficiary committee notes. Mrs G Williams dies in Salisbury, aunt by marriage to Mrs R M Johnston. Johnston family travels for funeral.
Weather report notes mostly fair skies with continued warm conditions tonight and tomorrow. No rain expected, with light winds and high temperatures remaining elevated into the next day.
Bologna dispatch shows three versions of Ruth Cruger murder discussed as Alfredo Cocehi’s trial is suspended until next spring for further investigation. Prosecutor Franelini notes differing confessions and a letter alleged to implicate others. The case centers on Cruger’s death in New York and related alleged operations and cover stories.
June 25 The Nation Labor Party opened its national convention in its new pole capital, the strongest opposition in the House of Commons. It aims to craft a program to enable a bold bid for power, with proposals including nationalization of land to end unequal ownership and leasing. Delegates plan to discuss Russia and demand troop withdrawals, while Federation of Women Workers seeks a plank for equal rights for women.
Eliteoln Nebraska train No 6 from Lincoln to Chicago ran five miles with no engineer yesterday. James Edgar Johnson of Ola fell from the cab after being hit by a mail crane one mile east of Waverly. Fireman Karl J Zimmerman stopped the train at Greenwood and brought the engine back to Waverly where the engineer was found dead beside the tracks. Zimmerman says Johnson jumped from his gear and stood on the gangway between the engine and tender.
Washington reports agreement on house provision that lines shall go back to owners at the end of the calendar month in which the act is approved. President Wilson may delay signing until July 21 to avoid haste and confusion over immediate returns.
House and Senate completed action on the Pennsylvania Woman Suffrage Act with a decisive vote. Observers report a large demonstration as the amendment was announced, highlighting support from the National Woman Party and state suffrage groups.
Mixed early 20th century items report shipments to Paris and London notes, a River Rouge bank incident with armed robbers, casualties from a streetcar explosion, British Navy plans to sell obsolete ships, U.S. soldiers in a grenade throw contest, and a D A R meeting announced for Thursday afternoon at the library.
Basel June 25 General Heile commander in chief of the Creth army acting on entente authority has issued an ultimatum to the Hungarian red army ordering evacuation of all occupied territory before midnight June 28. Dispatches received here today via Theodore Bazan Post. Meets Tonight at 8 o'clock Theodore Bazan Post will hold a meeting in Commercial Club rooms to discuss the Fourth of July Homecoming celebration in Forest Park and Taunehit Park under the auspices of the Jury Sisterhood and Theodore Bazan Post American Legion. If you haven't joined the Theodore Bazan Post and are a returned soldier sailor or marine or 3 4 T C man come up tonight and join. Refreshments will be served.
Chicago June 25 William Howard Taft guest of Governor Lowden said he is not a candidate for president and would not gain much by seeking the nomination. He added he plans to please himself and forego political calculation despite hopes of Chicago supporters.
A gathering in Columbia invites Missouri boosters and Commercial Representatives to hear plans for the next year road program. The meeting aims to revive a proposed building program and accelerate road initiatives across Boone County and surrounding areas. Kansas City reports a truck by ship movement expanding produce shipments and livestock transit with many firms hiring out tracks and new routes.
Washington reports the Judiciary Committee advances a drastic dry bill aimed at repealing wartime prohibition soon. The plan broadens enforcement penalties, restricts manufacturing and sale of intoxicating liquor, and imposes strict labeling and recordkeeping while limiting medical or scientific use.
A discussion notes that Article 245 of the peace treaty required Germany to return trophies and works of art taken from France during the 1870-71 war. The draft called for restoration within six months after the treaty’s effect, with a commission possibly appointed to pursue action.
A court delivers a verdict on the defendant’s case noting a sentence to a penitentiary. Proceedings indicate the decision followed a trial or plea, with the defendant facing formal judgment and potential appeals noted.
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