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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1919

Page

1

Four Detroit men held in alleged government fraud plot

Justice agents arrest an army officer and three other men in Detroit on conspiracy to defraud the government in a scheme involving salvage ordnance valued at two thousand dollars and bids to be rigged for a thirty million dollar disposal plan. Browne Nicholson Collins Harris are named in indictments with Harris and Collins aiding as bidders.

Detroit Mich Department of Justice Casquiy Soterfus Nicholson United Sates Ordnance Frederick C. Collins Merchants’ Realty Company Grant Hugh Browne Fort Warne Arthur L. Barkey Depot Imy Washington Browne Barkey Nicholson &Ni Khim Army Harris Collins Youll Statler Govement Mosty Micxico Germany Rochester Gohating Sweach

Two Airmens Plan Transatlantic Flight This Week

In St John s Newfoundland ships prepare for a transatlantic start with Captain Alcock Vimy pilot and Handley Page trial prospects. Vimy and Handley Page engines and preparations at Mundy s Pond Presque Placencia Bay and Harbor Grace are under way with possible early flights next week.

Alcock Admiralty Atlantic Vimy Presque Placentia Bay Grand Banks Vickers Widke John Alcock Mundy’s Pond Beavers Jhhere P. M. Muller Graciana London Harbor Grace Handley-Page F. P. Raynham Martinsyde Sopwith Newfoundland Robinson Permanent Marine Disasters Fund

Nightlife Ad Listings at Terra & Garden Dance Palace

Advertisement notes open air dancing at Terra and Garden Dance Palace on Saturdays evenings from 7 to 12 and Sundays 1 to 12. No alcoholic drinks.

Terra & Garden Dance Palace Buodays

Americans Win Contracts to Rebuild French Cities

Paris reports contracts worth 200000000 francs awarded to American firms for rebuilding Rheims Nancy and Soissons. Official representatives of the chief steel company head to the United States after the award announcement.

Paris Rheims Nancy Soissons Steel Corporation United States

Read Tells Flight Story to Fighters

American soldiers and sailors in London gathered at Bage Hut to hear Lieut. Commander Pain’s account of a flight, with the Fourth of July fireworks and rockets mentioned. Catalogues for Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes offered at 18 Park Place in New York.

Read London Hage Hut Pain Park Place New York Adey

National Wire Strike Ordered for Wednesday

National wire service editors and staff are ordered to strike on Wednesday. Newsrooms nationwide prepare to halt operations in solidarity with labor demands.

Nation wide strike ordered for telegraph and telephone workers

Chicago dispatch reports that the Commercial Telegraphers Union of America ordered a nationwide strike to start next Wednesday at 8 AM. The action targets Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Postal Telegraph and Cable and associated firms affecting an estimated 60 000 to 100 000 workers with about 25 000 from other unions. Pittsburgh leaders announce a June 16 strike in conjunction with the telegraphers.

Chicago Commer Western Union Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company Postal Telegraph and Cable Company Mackay and Noth American Companies Ss. J. Konenkamp International United States Pittsburgh Electrical Workers Commercial Telaugraphers' Union of America Connertium J. Konenkamp Koffenamp Washington Burlson Burleson Konenianmp Kuurlleson Lovertine Met Ag Carlton Western Union Theavidion Promis.d

Food for Babies Tops All in Figurativity and Nourishment

An archaic patent line touts infant food called GRANUM by the Ferguson Company of New York City, claiming superior figuetivity and concentrated nourishment over competitors. The text is fragmented and hard to parse, but markets a baby food concentrate with strong claims.

Germany mobilizes recruits and stores munitions

Berne June 6 reports great German activity in recruiting men for the army and gathering ammunition. Die Freiheit says recruiting agents operate in Austria, while Die Abends Vienna notes German bureaus appeal for enlistment with incentives including nine marks per day and fidelity premiums.

Berne Germany Die Freiheit Berlin Abends Vienna Austria Nachrichten Eagle

Gibson Denies Polish Pogroms in Vilna and Pinsk

State Department reports from Hugh Gibson indicate reports of Jewish massacres in Poland may be exaggerated. He notes hostility toward some Jews stems largely from economic factors, with Vilna and Pinsk singled out as problematic incidents. Deputies and officials involved in Vilna found no broad massacre, while evidence from Jewish groups and press remains mixed.

Ashington State Department Hugh Gibson Warsaw Poland Gibson Lithuania Galicia Vilna Pinsk Allied Mission Vilma Bolshevks Jbeing Godson Berne Dewald eHef Mission Uania

Polish Troops Accused of 1500 Slayings in Vilna

Paris reports evidence of atrocities against Jews in Vilna by Polish troops. Witness accounts allege occupation of the Vilna railway station, looting of Jewish homes, and arrests after a period of calm. Town residents are described as facing executions and wholesale robberies during April actions.

Paris Vilna Rachmirevitz Lithuania Vilyq Jes Wallstosse

RhiwaAND in MOT QUICKLY relieves Indigestion

Hotel Seville advertises rooms with private bath at moderate rates on 5th Ave and 20th Street. The page continues the advertisement column with meal options and lodging details.

Seville

Texas Governor Calls for Bigger Guard on Border

Texas Governor urges larger border protection force and cavalry brigades to guard lives and property. Baker requests department cooperation and a report on deploying up to 0,000 men. Sonora killings are reported with claims that forty Americans and Mexicans were killed.

Texas

Americans Killed in Sonora by Outlaws Report

Nine American mining men report that more than forty Americans and Mexicans have been killed by Yaquis and bandits in La Colorada Sonora within two weeks. The group homes in Arizona Colorado and California and sent astatement of conditions to the State Department in Washington with copies to Senators and to Arizona officials.

Nogales Ariz la Colorada Sonora Mexico Arizona Colorado California State Department Washingon Thomas Johnson Calfornia Marcus Smith Henry F. Ashurst

Texas Governor seeks federal mobilization for border troops

Texas Governor Hobby asks Secretary Baker to call the 1st and 2d Cavalry Brigades of the National Guard into federal service. He urges mobilization within twenty days, designates Camp Mabry in Austin, and argues to protect lives and property amid the Mexican crisis. The War Department seeks Southern Department views on the request.

Washington Hobby Texas Baker Peete Cavalry National Guard Gate of Cal Mubry Austin Tearus Lhe Department Southern Department Lour War Department Mexico Vaccous SA Wuu Long Yuma Ariz Laredo 4Th United States Cavalry de Rosey A. Cattell Mexican Border District

Disorder Spreads in German Cities Amid Occupation Tensions

War and ethnic tensions surge in Bromberg and surrounding Posen as German dominance clashes with Polish claims. Reports cite German majorities in censored districts, rising passion and potential for broader conflict. In Berlin and Munich, strikes and protests follow the execution of Bavarian Communist leaders.

Peace Conference Dealings and German Counterproposals

Paris dispatch reports the Council of Four and commissions active as talks speed up. Debates over German counterproposals persist with Clemenceau resisting concessions while France and Britain remain far apart. Fiume and Upper Silesia plebiscite views feed newspaper criticism as the western Polish frontier is reviewed.

Paris Council of Four Belgium Alsace-Lorraine Clemenceau Fiume Upper Silesia Germany Poland Premi¢r Paderewski

Carranza Troop Movements Reported From Mexico Border

Governor Hobby cites advices from Texas and Mexico indicating the Carranza government is night moving troops northward to concentrate at Rio Grande points. The dispatch suggests a border security update with trains en route, details continued on later pages.

Spreial New York Times Austiax Texas Mexico Hobby Carranza Rio Grande Point

Calox Tooth Powder Adverts in Age Advertisements

Fragmentary OCR shows an old dental powder advertisement mentioning Calox Tooth Powder and whitening effects. The text is incomplete but indicates a cleaning product marketed for teeth whitening and preparation. The fragment lacks clear dates or organizations but preserves product name and claim.

Paris delegate talks fail to meet senate view

The Paris delegation faced rejection as talks did not align with the senate's stance. They argued they lacked authority to prohibit Germany from publishing the document, leaving the dispute unresolved.

Senators Push Inquiry Over German Peace Treaty Leak

Paris dispatches report the American delegation resisting publication of the German peace treaty until signing. Senate asks for the text. State Department expects a reply within a day and may deem public disclosure premature. A Republican led inquiry on the leak is planned, potentially calling witnesses in Paris New York and Washington.

United States Senate Senate Germany New York League of Nations New York Times Ashington State Department Wilsom Nsing Restatesti Johnson Paris Lansing Lodge Borah Hitchcock Wall Street Wilson

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