European Reds May Have Set Bombs In Philadelphia Case
Passerby examined a bomb at the Jagielky House five minutes before the explosion. A French wallet was found at Palmer's home as investigators search for clues and the alleged bombmaker is held in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
France
Anfihit Organization
Europe
Witten
Éa4
New York
Washingto
New Lore
Waller
Washington
Philadelphia
Irish W W Chief Held. Hazardous Devices Link Suspect
Philadelphia dispatch reports a wave of hazardous device incidents tied to an international anarchist plot. Irish immigrant BE McGurty, arrested in Pittsburgh, is linked to the I W W and West Virginia map dots, with letters from I W W leaders found among his belongings.
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Ly Woodbourne Avenue
Brookline
Clyde Edeburn
McGurty
Edelburn
McGarty
Chicago
Fie
West Virginia
L W. W
John Johnson
J. J. Sweeney
Central Station Court
Johnson
W. W
Washington to Deport Fifty Alien Agitators
Washington reports indicate at least fifty alien agitators may be deported after a dragnet tied to last Monday night’s bomb outrages. Records of arrestees not directly linked to the bomb plot are being sent to the Department of Labor, with officials declining to discuss cases. Some individuals are said to have filed first citizenship papers.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Immigration Areaa
Chicago government moves to deport anarchists after bomb plots
In Chicago on June 5 George Markstall husband of Lucy Parsons was seized by federal agents for threatening President Wilson. He was held on $10,000 bail as officials announce plans to deport anarchist leaders at the first bomb or sabotage act. A letter claiming to outrages links to capitalists and plots tied to New York and Washington inquiries, with a conference at Alice Headquarters, aims to coordinate anti anarchist actions across cities.
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Louis Jagielky
Jagielky
Edward Ham Bond
Spruce Street
New York
Lloyd B. Leslie
New York Times
Chicago
George Markstall
Lucy Parsons
George Parsons
Haymarket
Wion
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Aim
William Boehner
Charles C. Nott, Jr
Court of General Sessions
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Department of Justice
Alice Headquarters
Faurbt
James Gegan
Burling&me
Washington Police Department
Offiials
William J. Flynn
Flynn
Pittsburgh
John Johnson
Social J. W. W
Palmer
Washington
Brockdorff Protests Aid to Rhine Republic and Berlin's Fear
Paris report says Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau, head of Germany's peace delegation, protests allied aid to a Rhine state, arguing occupation forces favor rebels. Berlin notes French machinations threaten negotiations, urging resolution before terms. Palatinate posters push Rhineland separation with claims of raw materials and indemnity terms.
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Rhine
Berlin
Paris
Associated Press
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Germany
Buigeland
Rhineland
Palatinate
Ludwigghafen
German Empire
Allies Cling to Reparations Limit Amid Talks
Near agreement sought on reply as economic concessions and military permissions shape discussions. Nations discuss slight changes while key players push for restraint and stability in postwar talks.
Possible Hanover Republic Aims Split from Prussia
Berlin reports indicate a growing separatist movement in the Palatinate and Rhenish Provinces triggering indignation nationwide. Aristocratic backing and strikes are cited while Hanover leaders contemplate a separate kingdom or republic, criticizing Prussian rule but not opposing a German republic.
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Germany
Hanover
Prussia
Hanoverian
Aron Amewarld
Ths
New York Tungs
Storm of Debate Over Treaty Leaks and Berlin Changes
The Senate debates the leak of the German peace treaty copies amid Lodge Borah contention and Secretary Polk denies claims of financial interests obtaining treaty text. Berlin faces ministerial shifts as Prussian officials are replaced and potential royalty return fears loom among elites.
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Polk
New York
Lodge
Borah
United States
Hitencock
Decision on German repair demands in postwar talks
Paris reports the Council of Four plans to deliver a Monday reply to Germany on reparations. The group rejects a fixed sum in the treaty. The response will begin with a brief letter to Brockdorff-Rantzau and followed by a memorandum addressing counter proposals.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Germany
Brockdorff- Rantzau
Council of Four Hints at German Peace Treaty Revisions
Paris reports indicate the Big Four may finalize revisions by tomorrow though Lloyd George has not persuaded Clemenceau. Allied experts study British proposals and German requests, amid French reluctance to alter treaty terms. President Wilson remains a spectator as discussions center on possible amendments to ease Germany’s economic condition.
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New York Times
Paris
Council of Four
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Wilson
Germany
Peace Conference struggles over German counter proposals
The Council of Four nears an accord on Germany’s counter proposals as opinions diverge on timing. American circles favor a reply by Monday while French circles expect delays until Thursday. Polish Premier Paderewski protests the plebiscite in Upper Silesia and frontier changes affecting western Poland and railway routes. A commission was appointed to redraw Poland’s western border, excluding eastern Pomerania and restoring Schneidemuhl to Germany.
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Associated Press
Council of Four
Big Four
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Poland
Upper Silesia
Pomerania
Baltic
Germany
Schneidemuhl
Burleson Restores Power to Telegraph Firms Amid Strike Threat
Postmaster General Burleson orders restoration of operating control to Mackay Cook Reynolds and Richards at the Postal Telegraph Company. The move, said to prevent a 20 percent rate increase, prompts calls to pass Kellogg bill for full restoration of telegraph and telephone lines to their owners with no government restriction. Deegan defends actions against KOons’ war-era claims and cites cooperation with Government during wartime.
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William J. Deegan
Postal Telegraph System
Mackay
Cook
Reynolds
Richards
Postal Telegraph Company
Congress
Koons
Senate
House
State Department
New York
Paris
War Department
Hnea
Bell and
Western Union
Postmaster General Burleson shuns blame in wire strike
In a response to Burleson turning back wire operations to Western Union, Commercial Telegraphers Union leader Konenkamp orders extended strikes across Atlanta to Virginia and southern states. He accuses Burleson of passing the buck to Carlton and declares the fight for collective bargaining and union recognition escalated. Hartshorne Fales & Co. notes in a stock exchange ad.
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Washington
Burleson
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Atlanta
Western Union
Konenkamp
Virginia
Caro-las
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
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West Virginia
Electrical Workers
Newcomb
Carlton
Western Union Company
Tey
Mr. Carlton
Feet
Gov Mt
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Uniana
Burl¢son
Press Association
Postmaster Burleson Orders Return of Wire Control
Postmaster General Burleson announces the return of actual wire operation control to the owning companies. The move follows testimony by J C Koons and signals a temporary continuation of current rates and government financial relations unless Congress acts. Union leader Kon kamp extends the Atlanta wire strike nationwide as companies prepare for resumed ownership.
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Washington
Burleson
Themn
S. J. Konenkamp
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Atlanta
Western Union Aystemn
Congress
Mrr. Burleson
John C. Koons
Wire Control Board
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Department
Senate Committee
House Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Kellogg
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