Reparations Change Urged in German Peace Terms
Paris dispatch reports growing support for modifying the German peace treaty. Lloyd George pushes for concessions to liberal UK readers while President Wilson favors careful reconsideration only after allied agreement. Proposed changes include a fixed total reparations of 25 billion, Germany’s admission to the League of Nations, and a possible shift of payment terms over fewer years.
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Treaty text in New York muddies Senate debate
In Washington on June 3 Senator Lodge said he read a secret copy of the proposed German peace treaty in New York. Senator Borah claimed copies circulated among Wall Street interests. Swanson pressed for a formal inquiry as Lodge noted Paris copies and street sales in Berlin.
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Bearded Kaiser Unrecognizable in Spirit After Loss
The Hague June 2 The New York Times learns the ex Kaiser is no longer recognizable having grown a beard A source says he looks like a man who has lost everything on the Stock Exchange Plans for his departure from Holland proceed but he may stay if Allies drop extradition demand
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Toledo Riot Escalates as Troops Sought and Workers Slain
Toledo calls for troops as riot clamps grip on Willys Overland plant area. Soldiers fire during clashes with Polish workers. two dead and six injured at St Vincent's Hospital. Officials report brick throwing, streetcar stoning, and mounting police action near Central Avenue.
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Poison and Bombs Shown in Pro-German Zurich Plot
Zurich trial of 28 alleged pro German agents opens with charges of plotting revolutions in Switzerland and Italy and the murder of Salandra and Sonnino. Court rooms display bombs grenades revolvers and poison tubes with thousands of cartridges found at the German Consul General house.
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Philadelphia Targets Anarchists Tied to I W W Plot
Philadelphia police and federal agents pressed to prove the I W W headquar ters in the city guided bombings across eight eastern cities. Investigators traced a bomber to a train at Twenty fourth and Chestnut and noted a downtown hat purchase. Authorities expanded surveillance near churches and Italian districts while probing whether anarchist groups fled the area.
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Bomb maker named as W. W. I. W. leader seized after Pittsburgh clash
Pittsburgh police say John Johnson 35 a Pittsburgh I W W organizer implicated in a bomb attack near Federal Judge Thompson and inspector Libray. Johnson trapped in Apollo Building after gunfight. authorities search for the accomplice from Cleveland as more radicals arrested and raids widen.
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Francewide strike spreads as Paris subway shuts
Paris rush hour sees subway doors closed after unanimous subway workers strike with 500,000 on strike nationwide per La Verte. Chauffeurs and conductors join in sympathy. metal trades and other industries follow with disruptions across Paris and northern France.
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Advertisement for Greenbrier real estate sale listing
Notice refers to James Gordon Sennett Fetate and J P Day real estate auctioneer with ad for The Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs. Mentions daily observa tions and Plas, indicating advertisement page 26 item.
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Palmer Warns Anarchists Bomb Attacks Will Boost Efforts
Attorney General Palmer declares last night’s bomb outrages only expose lawless acts by anarchists and will intensify Department of Justice efforts. He states the government remains committed to stopping organized crime directed at the government and will extend crime-detecting activities.
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Bombing at Judge Nott Home Kills Night Watchman in New York
After a late night explosion at 151 East Sixty-first Street in New York, night watchman William Boehner of 871 Brook Avenue, Bronx, was killed and the Nott home suffered extensive damage estimated at 100000. Investigators say the dynamite blast likely weighed 25 pounds and involved a handbill distribution scheme. Police, DOJ and Secret Service continued searching for suspects amid widespread destruction and confusion.
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Officials Determine to Run Red Plotters to Earth
Washington authorities intensify hunt for anarchist conspirators after a bombing targets Attorney General Palmer. William Flynn named chief of the Bureau of Investigation to coordinate nationwide actions with Congress backing for stronger agency powers. Clues point to a bomber from Philadelphia arriving by rail and killed in the blast outside Palmer’s residence.
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