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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

4

Germans Agree to Sign Peace Pact and Protests

The German delegation accepted the terms of the peace treaty within the war’s final hours, while German protests arose over reparations and colony forfeitures. Paris officials urged a clear yes or no before the deadline as Italian delegates prepared to sign for Italy.

Wniit Paris Winz Ecis Traly Germany Wegke Ste Paris Baron von Leisner Werard Urass Interccuan Council of the League of Nations Weimes Leisner Henry Versailles von Leisner

Expelling Undesirables Bill Advances in Washington

The louse immigration committee reported a bill by Representative Johnson, Republican, to depor t undesirable aliens. The measure, approved unanimously, targets deportation and tightens immigration controls in Washington.

Louse Immigration Committee Johnson Republican Washington

German Crews Sink Warships in Baltic After Armistice

Reports from London say German crews, left on board ships at Kiel Wilhelmshaven and Scapa Flow, scuttled twelve vessels and destroyers rather than surrender. Most sailors came ashore by boat. a few were killed or wounded. Britain holds the captives as Berlin papers note mixed public reaction and admiralty bulletins.

Keil Wilhelmshaven London Scapa Flow Berlin Admiralty Why Holland Germany Neue, Gazette Sa Bengal

Plane Kills 2 Children in Boston Crowd Collision

A bomber piloted by Colonel H. B. Claggett struck Franklin Field near Boston killing two children and injuring another as he aimed into trees to avoid a crowd. Observer Captain Chandler was slightly hurt while the plane wrecked after arriving from Albany on a Dallas leg.

Army Teutenant H. B. Clagcott Franklin Field Boston Capitan Wilam E. Chandler Albany N. Y Dallas Texas Claggett Chandler

Liquor License Fees Questioned for Post July 1 Sales

Deputy Attorney General William M. Hargest told Auditor General Charles B. Snyder there is no authority to refund liquor license fees paid to the state if federal laws and regulations stay the same. The warning follows Philadelphia treasurer fees collection for sales after July 1 and warns licensees they act at their own risk.

William M. Hargest Charles BK. Snyder Philadelphia Hargst

Priests Urged to Marry in Czecho-Slovak Church Push

A deputation of Czecho-Slovak clergy heads to Rome to ask Pope Benedict for an independent patriarchate and Czech liturgy with marriage allowed for priests. More than thirty thousand Czecho-Slovak women have signed a memorandum supporting priestly marriage.

Rome Benedict

Mine sinks American ship Farnam near Gothensburg

A despatch from Gothensburg Sweden confirms the American steamship Farnam sailing from Baltimore was sunk by a mine explosion. The incident is reported by Lloyds with details of the vessel and location.

Farnam Baltimore Lloyds Gothensburg Sweden Renomia

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