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A sparse OCR read mentions a sport moment with a three point tilt and a response labeled Oiion. No clear names, teams, or locations are readable to confirm details.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1919
Page
5
A sparse OCR read mentions a sport moment with a three point tilt and a response labeled Oiion. No clear names, teams, or locations are readable to confirm details.
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Small powers press financial and reparations terms while the plenary session debates rights for minorities. Premiers Breviand, Trumbitch, Venizelos and Cacohosiovek outline proposals as Wilson urges shared responsibility and sovereignty protections. Council of Four plans presentation Monday with potential further revisions.
At the Paris Peace Conference the American delegation consulted with most members except President Wilson regarding the Adriatic dispute. Jugoslav representatives pressed their claims while Italians resist ground. Wilson joined the delegates at the Hôtel de Crillon as discussions on German terms and Adriatic issues continued.
The Giornale d Italia says Italy’s Adriatic solution satisfies vital Italian interests. It notes that Fiume will not join Jugoslavia and may preserve Italian nationality for up to fifteen years, with self determination later, while Italy claims dominance of the Alps and Adriatic Sea.
Paris dispatch reports peacemakers plan to make new nations born from enemy territories pay a portion of reparations. Poles created from German and Austria-Hungary lands would share war costs, avoiding shifting the entire burden onto those regions that wanted independence.
Berlin moves to raise a national imperial force by forming the Reichswehr with recruiting offices across towns and estates. Each company receives machine guns and ammunition. many units are led by junker proprietors. The state demands contiguity, transforming interim police into a unified army as funds drain and appeals for support flood newspapers.
A Berlin dispatch received at Copenhagen says Bavarians and other South German states met with allied representatives in Switzerland. It reports peace offers are possible if a separate peace is arranged. The German government is reportedly aware and may punish involved individuals.
Poles occupy Stanislau Galicia about seventy five miles SSE of Lemberg and disarm the Ukrainian garrison. Hoffmann cabinet in Bavaria resigns. a broader ministry is expected to be formed, reports Copenhagen.
In the Commons Bonar Law accepted a principle that honors should not be given as rewards for party funds. General Croft accused large subscribers of seats and titles, citing 200 members who gained office or preferment in the last Parliament. Bonar Law denied systemic traffic but urged limiting honors as rewards for contributions. The division ended 50 for the motion, 112 against.
Paris reports economists at the Peace Conference study the disposition of gold Germany pays for food imports. Gold is stored in the Belgian National Bank to avoid destabilizing world credits. A plan favoring holding wheat as security aims to build a global credit cycle and aid Allies’ currency, while speeding German debt payments and restoring employment.
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