Senate Vote Records Borah Copy of Treaty in Record
The Borah motion to place a treaty copy on the Senate Record passed 47 to 24 with Democrats mainly in favor. Debate centered on openness vs executive negotiation, with criticism of German propaganda and Wall Street interests shaping public access to the treaty text.
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Allies Favor Germany Admission to League of Nations
Paris reports indicate Allies push to admit Germany to the League to curb rival power blocs. Recommendations stress Germany’s acceptance of obligations, a stable government, treaty loyalty, and compliance with disarmament rules, though compulsory service was left undefined.
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Hapgood Arrives as New American Minister to Denmark
Norman Hapgood has arrived in Copenhagen as the new American Minister to Denmark. The Danish press cordially welcomes the former diplomat and hopes he will strengthen ties between the United States and Denmark as Maurice Egan did. Early impressions describe Hapgood as the Nilson type.
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President Wilson Receives Jugoslav Vote Plea
Paris report says a Jugoslav writer urged support for Jugoslavia in the plebiscite against Italy. President Wilson forwarded the letter to the Secretariat, marking the first vote submitted on the plebiscite.
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Deportation Likely for Dr Karl Muck
Dr Karl Muck former conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra now interned at Fort Oglethorpe Georgia as an alien enemy is slated for deportation soon Judd Dewey assistant U S attorney said the sailing date likely from Charleston D C and possible destination Switzerland were discussed Officials noted no formal orders had arrived in Washington regarding his deportation plans.
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Mexicans Withdraw From Pan American Conference
The Mexican government ordered its delegates to withdraw from the Pan American Commercial Conference in Washington after protests over Speaker Gillett's remarks. The five day Washington session concluded last week with Mexico cited as impediment to hemispheric trade.
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Campaign to aid Jewish soldiers in Palestine kickoff
The Red Mogen David opened a campaign at the Hotel Astor to raise 100000 for canteens for American Jewish soldiers in Palestine and aid their families. Over 200 volunteers heard speakers about past work and future plans. the group has 10 chapters and 30000 members. Henry Elser chairs the executive committee and serves as campaign director with offices at 201 Second Avenue.
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Brandeis to Palestine for Summer Vacation Trip
Justice Brandeis will sail from New York for Palestine tomorrow. He says the journey is a vacation and not an official assignment, and he will be away most of the summer.
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Senators probe treaty leak as six financiers subpoenaed
A Senate hearing probes a leak of the peace treaty to Wall Street. Six financiers including Morgan Warburg Schiff Davison and Lamont receive subpoenas while Senator Borah accuses special interests of pressuring the League of Nations. Polk testifies copies safeguarded in the State Department with thirty five total held.
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Warning Against Over Speculation in the Stack Market
Leading article in The Annalist warns against over speculation as rumors spread that Treasury authorities in Washington disapprove of the market trend. It notes the need for funds for European rehabilitation and the readjustment of the United States finances.
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Allied Ultimatum Sent to Magyars Seeks Hungary Ceasefire
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau transmitted a demand to Hungary to halt attacks on Czechoslovak forces with a threat of extreme measures if not complied. A Copenhagen dispatch notes a 48 hour reply deadline. A separate notice in Geneva cites an Austro Jugoslav armistice with a ten kilometer neutral zone setting.
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Austrian Terms Delayed Over Deportation Clause
The Council of Foreign Ministers discussed the Austrian peace terms and its final draft, with delay attributed to Italian demands for deportation of undesirables from Austrian Tyrol to Italy. The provision faces strong opposition.
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Dernburg Urges League of Nations Loans for Postwar Recovery
Berlin reports Dr. Bernhard Dernburg, Finance Minister, calls in Tagebilatt for a League of Nations loan to help nations regain economic balance. He proposes guarantees by taxes or real pledges and argues international financial solidarity is needed alongside political unity to ease postwar burdens. He claims such loans could speed France’s reconstruction and ensure Germany access to bread and work.
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Germans agitate for Kaiser's recall and upheaval threats
Report describes Pan German hopes for a crisis after treaty verdict, urging resistance to extradition of the Kaiser and other so called heroes. It notes plans to mobilize a large volunteer army and predicts turmoil as factions maneuver, with Schiedemann and Haase facing mixed loyalties among troops and civilians.
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The Seats of the Mighty Women as Mercial Purchasing Force
A historical note argues that Deling ator family spending shows women influence most household purchases. It claims women buy today and every day the stores are open, directing most necessities through purchasing agents.
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