Rhineland Republic movement sparks widespread protests
June 3 dispatches report popular disfavor and strikes across the Rhineland in response to a so called Rhineland Republic. Leaflets branded as the Popish Republic circulate in Mainz Wiesbaden Koblenz and Mayence prompting factory closings and shop closures. French authorities report the provisional government led by Dr Dorten seeks obedience while occupation forces attempt to curb the unrest.
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Rhine land independence bid mocked as comic opera
Reports from Coblenz dated June 3 note that a last few days culminated in a failed attempt at Wiesbaden to proclaim a Rhine land republic independent of Russia but aligned with the Irrian federation. Observers report strong opposition and little public support for independence from Berlin. The piece suggests Germany needs more capable advocates than those so far seen.
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President Wilson honors NC-4 NC-3 NC-1 seaplane crews in Paris
In Paris on June 4 President Wilson congratulated Lieut. Commanders A. C. Read John H. Tow ig and P. N. L. pger, leaders of the NC-4 NC-3 and NC-1 seaplane teams on their Atlantic crossing attempt. He praised their composure and spoke with Georges Leygues and Admiral Benson before the aviators headed back to England.
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VIMY TRANSOCEAN TEAM NOT AFRAID OF NO 13
Special to The New York Times from St John s Newfoundland June 4 thirteen and two prospective transatlantic filers form a thirteen crew on the Vickers Vimy bomber built at Weybridge England shipped to Newfoundland May 13 and landed in St John s Alcock and Brown piloted with eleven mechanics a thirteen count fuels and weight figures reflect the superstition worded in the report Major Partridge of the Royal Aero Club is recalled signaling the Air Ministry plan to drop the Porte project likely ending the expedition.
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British Airship R-34 Near Atlantic Flight Readiness
Preparations for the R-34 cross Atlantic flight are under way at North Berwick per the Evening Star. The crew expects departure next week while a squad of mechanics has already left England bound for Atlantic City New Jersey to meet the ship on its arrival.
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Navy to exhibit NC-4 in Atlantic City display
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels invites the NC-4 to be shown publicly in Atlantic City. Albert Bell and Samuel Leetis, leaders of local civic groups, coordinate with the Aero Club of America and allied clubs to arrange the exhibit and extend invitations to Commander Read, Lieutenant Stone, and the NC-4 crew.
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Paris Watches New Republic On Rhine In Wiesbaden
Paris reports a Rhineland Republic proclaimed at Wiesbaden drawing enthusiasm in French circles but little backing from American and British officials. Observers note a possibile separation aim, while most Rhinelanders prefer remaining part of Germany and reject immediate independence.
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Westchester Child Welfare Plan Unites Charities
Prominent Westchester women announced a new movement for county child care and protection in support of the Westchester County Children's Association campaign. The plan combines public and private charities to serve dependent neglected delinquent and defective children and avoid duplicated effort. Notable leaders include Mrs F H Bethell chairing the membership drive and directors Mrs George P D Barren Mrs V Eivrit Macy Mrs Herbert L Paker Mrs Herbert McCoy and Treasurer Mrs James Speyer.
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Suffrage Victory in Senate Ends Long Fight for Women's Vote
The Senate approved the suffrage amendment after years of effort led by national leaders and supporters across states. Key figures like Mrs Wood Park and Carrie Chapman Catt hailed ratification prospects, while opponents warned of sectional discord and constitutional strain. A reception will honor voting members of both houses and their wives, with next steps pending state ratification and potential special sessions.
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Illinois Women Jubilant Over Senate Passage of Equal Suf frage Amendment
Chicago reports jubilant Illinois women as the U S Senate passes the federal equal suffrage amendment. Evanston lawyer Catherine Waugh McCulloch says Illinois will move to ratify, aiming to make Illinois the first state. Indiana women’s groups push Governor Goodrich to call a special Senate session to ratify the amendment. Governor signals support if needed.
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Ohio to act early on woman suffrage ratification
Columbus Ohio June 4 The Ohio Assembly plans to act on ratification of the woman suffrage amendment when it returns June 16 Ratification is deemed certain but courts must decide if a referendum is possible on this and national prohibition Ohio currently seeks to settle the referendum question via pending court action.
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General Menoher Seeks 4.22 Million For Air Service Plants
Major General Menoher, head of the Air Service, urged the House Military Committee to include 3.26 million for Dayton Ohio field and Buffalo plant purchases plus 960 thousand for the Curtiss Elmwood facility, asserting these sites plus the Long Island City engine plant would cover peacetime work. He proposed 1,500 airplanes costing 29 million, a British zeppelin model, and 83.6 million for lighter-than-air development. The plan envisions 750 airplanes, Hispano Suiza and Liberty engines, and pursuit planes for the Philippines, Hawaii, and Pacific coast at 3.374 million.
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