Wilson Urges Rigid Probe Into Peace Treaty Disclosure
Washington reports show the Senate Foreign Relations committee urging witnesses including J P Morgan, H P Davison, and Paul Warburg to submit correspondence with Morgan & Co and Paris London agents about the peace treaty. President Wilson cables support a thorough investigation and opposes sharing an official English text while negotiations continue.
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United States Aids Nicaragua Protection Plans
Washington reports the United States has a substantial Marine Guard in Nicaragua and warships on both coasts ready to protect Nicaragua from Costa Rican invasion. No action is expected until War Department investigation concludes.
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Associated Press
Nicaragua
United States
War Department
Federal Court in Session in Monroe Louisiana
The Western District Louisiana federal court met in Monroe with Judge G. W. Jack presiding. Texans charged with Reed amendment violations pleaded guilty and received uniform fines of 25 dollars. The liquor involved was owned by U. S. & Co. The court will sit three days.
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Monroe Obstacle to Passenger Schedule Revisions Reported
Shreveport correspondent cites Monroe as sole holdout as Vicksburg Shreveport & Pacific plan to form through lines and cut stopovers at Monroe advances. Meeting in Ruston with representatives from rail and chambers aims to push changes, with Monroe board to decide within a fortnight.
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Telegraphers' Strike Not Brought To Wilson
Secretary Turmully said President Wilson has not been informed of the telegraphers' strike situation. Officials have no plan to bring it to his attention now. If federal action is chosen the Post Office Department would be the intervening agency.
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Post Office Department
New World Altitude Record Established by French Aviator
Paris reports Lieutenant Gasale set a new world height record in an ascent reaching 9,500 meters. The achievement, announced yesterday, marks a pinnacle in aerial endurance and pilot skill for France.
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Gasale
Teegerstrom Return From Gas Meet and Homecoming Tours
Mr. Victor Teegerstrom, superintendent of Monroe Gas Company, returned from a three week trip through the North and East combining business and pleasure. He attended a natural gas meeting in Cleveland during May 1924, visited cities in Pennsylvania Illinois Missouri Ohio and Arkansas, joined his brother in Chicago for a Chicago 83rd Division homecoming, and saw St Louis troops in the 19th Division. He enjoyed the vacation and is back home and ready for work.
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Trans Missisippi Golf Tourney Opens In St Louis
Leading West golfers from clubs between the Mississippi and Salt Lake City gather in St Louis for the Trans Mississippi Golf Association tournament. The inaugural qualifying round started this morning and play runs through the week, promising spirited competition for the titles.
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Peace Conference urged rejection of German counter proposals
Paris June 9. The Peace Conference commissions on colonies prisoners of war responsibilities and labor military and naval clauses urged rejection of the German counter proposals as far as the commissions are concerned according to Echo de Paris in reports to the Council of Four.
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Bulgarian Denies Balkan News on Mobilization
The Bulgarian legation formally denies the Balkan News Agency report that the Bulgarian army has been mobilized and is marching toward the Serbian frontier, stating no such movement.
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Legation Today
Copenhagen
Commencement at Grayson Agricultural High School
Grayson Agricultural High School held its commencement exercises Friday night with Col. F. P. Stubbs Jr. of Monroe as speaker. Fifteen graduates, evenly split by gender, received diplomas from Superintendent K. B. Cottingham.
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Allies Set Final Reply Date To June 18
Paris reports the Allied and Associated governments will deliver the reply to German counter proposals no earlier than Friday June 13 and grant Germany five days to accept or reject the treaty. The Council of Four reviewed reports from commissions handling treaty features.
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Council of Four
Chinese Protest Closes Amoy Schools and Halts Business
Amoy China enters vigorous protest over the arrest of students in Peking. All business is suspended and schools closed as demonstrations follow the Council of Three decisions at Paris on Shantung and Kiaochow.
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Shantung
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Bernhardt says Kaiser Wilhelm bears no blame for war
Military writer Frederich A J Bernhardt argues in Kaiser Wilhelm's responsibility piece that the former emperor erred only by delaying until opponents were better equipped and supports a preventive war stance. Bernhardt contends the war could have been avoided or shortened with early regin of action.
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Berlin
Associated Press
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Kaiser Wilhelm
Striking N W Railway Shopmen Fail to Report
Over 5 000 workers of the Norfolk and Western Railway in Roanoke ignore AFL order to return to work as a strike continues.
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American Federation of Labor
Norfolk and Western Railway
Loyal execution of treaty to admit Germany to League of Nations
Capt Parker, home on 30 day furlough from Camp Shelby, arrives in surprise visit after injury from German gas. He plans a short Hot Springs trip to see his daughter Cora Lee. Germany’s peace terms and the League question dominate dispatches as Allies debate response timing and conditions. Turkish peace mission due in Marseilles, and Eastern Baltic fronts push against Bolsheviks near Dvinsk and Riga.
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League OF Nations
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Limari Sinks After Run Ashore Near Eten Peru
The Chilean mail steamer Limari sank after running ashore 40 miles north of Eten in Northern Peru. Passengers and crew were reportedly rescued by the Peruvian line steamer Mantaro. Limari was en route from Panama to Callao and Valparaiso.
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Peru
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Texas Central Railroad Wins in Supreme Court Case
Washington, June. Minor stockholders of the Houston and Texas Railway Co. won in part in the Supreme Court their fight against the Southern Pacific Co over foreclosures in 1888 and the railroad’s subsequent reorganization.
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Washington
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Houston and Texas Railay Co
Southern Pacific Co
Texas Reilroad
National Association of Building Owners and Managers Meet
Philadelphia hosts the twelfth annual convention as delegates arrive to discuss the building shortage and how to cover rising maintenance costs. Sessions run from tomorrow through Friday.
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Philadelphia
National Association of Building Owners and Managers
Leaders Fear Serious Outbreaks in Ireland
Paris June 9 guerrilla wars of a character usually preceding a major conflict are now ongoing in Ireland, a supplementary report to President Wilson by Frank P. Walsh and Edward Dunne stated regarding conditions in Ireland.
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Ireland
Frank P. Walsh
Edward Dunne
Wilson
ALILIPD Leaders Demand Halt to Attacks
Premier Clemenceau telegrammed the Hungarian government urging attacks on Mecho-Slovak forces to stop. A Vienna dispatch reports that Allied and Associated governments will use extreme measures if Hungary does not cease hostilities.
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Associated Press
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