Borah Hits League of Nations Pact as Treason to Sovereignty
Idaho Senator Borah denounces the League covenant as a betrayal of American sovereignty and warns the nation faces a hidden super government. He cites Taft Hitchcock and editorial press to urge disclosure of treaty terms and criticizes the Democratic push toward ratification.
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Democratic Party
Borah
League of Nations
Cummins
League
Taft
Senator Borah
Bonar Law States U S May Hold Enemy Ships
In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law said the United States is within its rights to hold the interned German ships. He cited international law, noting that a nation at war may retain enemy vessels driven into its ports.
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London
Associated Press
Andrew Bonar’ Law
House of Commons
United States
Lodge Debate over Covenant Exposes Labor Standards Clash
Labor Law Secretary John B. Andrews argues the League of Nations covenant would raise U S labor standards to remove America's competitive handicap and aid American workers while J P Chamberlain and George Pepper warn it could override state rights and curb domestic policy. Senator Lodge is ridiculed for ignorance amid broad debate.
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John B. Andrews
American Association For Labor Legislation
The
Academy of Political Science
Senate
League of Nations
Wilson
Samuel Gompers
Andrews
United States
Congress
J. P. Chamberlain
Columbia University
International Organization
League
Supreme Court
Canada
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
Panama Canal
Executive Council
Pepper
Western Hemisphere
League Council
Key Pitman
Nevada
League of Jurisdiction
Dwight W. Morrow
Maritime Transport Conference
George W. Wickersham
France
Wilson Visit Delayed By Belgian Queen Illness
Russell June 5 Owing to the illness of the Queen of the Belgians Isident Wilson's visit here has been oponed until the end of next week. Albert will meet President Wilson in Dunkirk. A reception will follow for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate President and Foreign Minister will speak. A luncheon at the American Legation and a visit to Louvain are planned.
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Russell
Isident Wilson
Elizabeth
Albert
Wilh
Dunkirk
Chamber of Deputies
Theate
M. Favreau
Senate
Paul Hymans
Legation
Louvain
King’s Palace
Defense Infers Suit to Be Heard Today
Witnesses from Texas and New Mexico testifying for the Chicago Daily Tribune in a libel suit brought by Henry Ford faced a day of potential testimony. Depositions and editorials were read as the defense prepared for a six week case, with focus on editorials and cartoons plus Mexican border outrages and relations to Harvester and Standard Oil interests.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Texas
New Mexico
Chicago Daily Tribune
Henry Ford
Edward Goldbeck
The
Tribune
Goldbeck
Evanston
Chicago
Detroit
William Lucking
Weymouth Kirkland
the Tribune
Kirkland
Brownsville
Big Bend
el Paso
Columbus
N. M
Mexico
United States
Guaintiff
Thoribune
Germany
Mr. Ford
Rio Grande
International Harvester Company
Standard OU Company
R. . McCormick
Harold *. McCormick
Harvester Company
Yucatan
Standard Oil Company
Republic
Tucker
Harald F. McCormick
R. R. McCormick
Katherine Medill McCormick
Colonel McCormick
Harvester
McCormicks Hold Notable Shares in Standard Oil NJ
The record notes Colonel McCormick owning 1 percent of the stock. Hanna McCormick, Cole McCormick's sister in law, held seven shares. Harold F McCormick owned twenty shares and his wife Edith Rockefeller McCormick owned 1120 shares of the same stock.
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Colonel McCormick
Hanna McCormick
Cole McCormick
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
Rastes
Harold F. Mcormick
Edith Rockefeller McCormick
Sane
How to Perpetuate Peace in a Turbulent Era
The New York Call reports J H Thomas M P secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen of Great Britain is in the United States allegedly to promote a Triple Alliance among British and American railway, miner and other workers to avert hostilities. Jones of the British Labor party asserts plans for conferences with U S railroad brother hoods and miners and marine workers to forestall a war by forging labor unity.
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Great Britain
United States
League of Nations
Mr. Borah
England
America
Washington
Monroe
Hitchcock
Ageen
Reed
Borah
Idaho
League
Paris
New York
Tho
John @&. Jones
British Labor Party
American Labor Party
Jones
Hodges
Williams
Rt Federation
Thomas
Triple Alliance
South Africans Appeal For Independence Hearing
A Nationalist party deputation from South Africa, eight members led by General J. B. M. Hertzog, met Premier Lloyd George in Paris to press for independence of the Union. They had toured New York and England en route and sought a hearing, with London advised to consider guidance from General Lothar and his colleagues.
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Paris
South Africa
Lloyd George
Union of South Africa
New York
England
France
J. B. M. Hertzog
London
Loutha
Lamar Conviction Upheld in German-Munition Plot
The Lamar case confirms a conviction for obstructing shipment of a rope and anti-German activity aimed at hampering munition production. Defendants faced sentences of one year after already serving eighteen months for impersonation to defraud the United States Corporation and J P Morgan & Co.
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Franzfendants
A. Mitchell Imer
United States Corporation
J. P. Morgan & 0
Debates Over Treaty Copies Prompt Senate Inquiry
The Senate contends over reports that copies of the German peace treaty were circulated to private parties and New York interests. Senators Hitchcock Borah Lodge Fall and Frelinghuysen press for full public text and an official inquiry into who held copies and how obtained.
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New York
Lodge
Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Idaho
Borah
Ledge
Commission
Paris
Senator Lodge
Washington
Senate of the
United States
Fall
New Mexico
Germany
Nebraska
Williams
Mississippi
George Washington
Epey
West
Mr. Hitchcock
Mr. Lodge
Beliere
League of Nations
Wall Street
State Department
Urse
Tors
Hitchcock Water
Geclar Nator Williama
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Walsh
Montana
Congress
Secrecy in Paris Proceedings Spurs Public Reminder
A brief editorial notes it is the duty to remind the President of his obligation to the people and reiterates a solemn promised commitment amid secrecy surrounding Paris proceedings.
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Paris
Senate Treaty Investigation Resolution Sparks Political Debate
Washington reports authoritatively that Senator Hitchcock introduced a treaty investigation resolution at a White House request after a Tumulty conference. President Wilson is kept informed. Republicans accuse the move of political maneuvering as others seek wording changes and public-interest alignment in the resolution.
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Hitchcock
Aliformia
Mock
Senate
Johnson
Washington
Associated Press
White House
Wilson
Thomas
Ocrat
Colorado
Thorpas
Theodore Roosevelt
McCum
North Dakota
McCumber
Kellogg
Minnesota
Denoure
Loot Stolen From Navy Train Recovered After Raid
Police recovered silverware and other goods valued at $20,000 stolen from the Naval Training Station at Pelham Bay Park. A raid on a basement at 131 West Fifty-third Street led to three men, Frank Kay, Joe Chrisman, and Max Cooper, being arrested for receiving stolen property. Kay, a theatrical producer, admitted complicity and said the goods were moved in a motor truck hired from Pelham Trucking Company.
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West Fifty-third Street
West Forty-seventh Street
Fitzgerald and
Dennison
Frank Kay
Joe Street
Ward Chrisman
Forty-third Street
Max Cooper
118Th Street
Kay
Pelham Trucking Company
Timmons
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