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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
1
Washington June 4 The Susan Anthony amendment to the Constitution won Senate passage by a 69 to 25 vote. The measure now goes to the states for ratification by three-fourths. Leaders plan a national campaign aiming for next presidential election. President Wilson's party applauded as the roll call was read.
London reports, via the Daily News, that high authority claims a broad reform for Ireland will be taken up as a response to Ireland’s Peace Conference request. The source says President Wilson has secured a definite undertaking from the Prime Minister for a wide reform measure.
Senate considers Hitchcock resolution to probe how secret copies of the German peace treaty reached New York. Lodge and Borah say informants will not be named but press for a full inquiry. Polk says State Department has no record of copies in New York. өчен
Paris June 8 The American Peace Headquarters calls today the conference's most critical moment as Britain shifts toward easing terms for Germany against French opposition. Wilson mediates between France and England while America seeks agreed reparations figures and a firm treaty deadline.
Detectives from Philadelphia join the nationwide search for clues after a fatal Washington explosion. Authorities vow a thorough inquiry into suspects and possible conspirators as they probe recent activities of known individuals.
Lloyd George and Clemenceau push for changes to key German peace clauses while President Wilson acts as observer. Berlin warns against forced inclusion of Danzig in Poland and warns of resistance if forced separation weakens national rights. In New York, federal and city police expand raid efforts on radical groups as authorities probe bomb plots linked to anarchist networks and the L W W.
DoJ agents say evidence points to Bolshevik emissaries tied to Lenin in Pittsburgh and other eastern cities. Keyes and Johnson linked to alleged plots while Irish bomb maker pursued. City forms Home Defense committee with mayor and officials to curb Bolshevist activity.
Despatches claim 미국 Marines landed at Punta Arenas and Port Limon amid Costa Rica’s government revolt led by Tinoco. Washington doubts any landing occurred. if true, Marines were ashore only as callers under strict authorization. The Costa Rican conflict has drawn regional attention for weeks.
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John H. Donlin, head of 750000 workers, denounces bomb throwers and Bolshevism in his address before the International Building Trades Federation as the American Federation of Labor prepares to convene. Gompers praised amid talk of insurgent movements. officials cite union investigations against Soviet and radical influences in various cities.
Washington dispatch reports Chief William Flynn, joined by Major Raymond Pullman and Secret Service agents, directing a nationwide hunt for anarchists tied to bombings at Attorney General Palmer's home and other targets. Philadelphia and New York detectives join, with twelve radicals under surveillance and a surge of arson and bomb evidence under review.
City officials say a wide inquiry into Red’s name is underway and replies are expected to clear up any doubt about criminal connections. Officials emphasize transparency and promise prompt public updates as details unfold.
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