Stresemann Urges Kaiser Not To Sign Paris Peace
Berlin dispatch reports Gustav Stresemann defending the Kaiser’s alleged ambition to ride into Paris not as a warlord but to address the French Academy. He denounces the peace terms as a stupid concoction and warns that imposing terms risks a long lasting firebrand hatred while Germany must resist indemnities and colonial losses.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Gustav Stresemann
National Liberal Party
Stresemann
Stresemaan
Europe
Paris
Streseman
French Academy
Stresesman
Maris
Entente
Poland
Poles
Germany
Khe
Stresemat
Haase
Curb Brokers Form a Realty Company in New York
Report from Albany details the incorporation of the New York Curb Market Realty Association with a capital of 766 thousand dollars and 7 509 shares of par value. Incorporators include Motterminck and Hoffmann. the firm plans to buy or lease property in the financial district and build a new exchange building to house the Curb Market under a limited membership.
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New York Curb Market Association
Albany
New York
Curl Market Realty Associatiot, Incorporated
Financial District
Jo, Motterminck
Sdgar al
Wiliamon, Hoob, Pousiett
Wiliam Hoffman
George Winchell
New York Stock Exchange
Tesent
Special Committee of Stock
Chang
Alfany
Baale Bt
Owever
J. L. McCormack
Exchange
Cart Market Association
Winnipeg Strikers Brawl Sparks City Order
Winnipeg Manitoba June 11 mayor Gray acts to curb post riot unrest after strikers beat a special constable and threaten further disorder. Additional mounted officers sworn in while four arrests reported amid ramped desertions as streetcars plan a return. Telegraph operators with Canadian Press resume duties after negotiations.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Gray
Frederick Coppins
Citizens’ Committee
Canadian Press, Limited
Calgary
Edmonton
Union Tries To Censor Vancouver Paper News
Vancouver Daily Sun owner R J Cromie describes a failed attempt by the Vancouver Typographical Union to force censorship of Winnipeg strike coverage. A censor was removed and workers struck, causing one missed issue before the International Union advised a return to work.
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R. J. Cromie
Vancouver Daily Sun
Vancouver
3. C
Knickerbocker Hotel
Typographical Union of Vancouver
Winnipeg
Cromie
Montreal
Daily Sun
Detroit United Railway Company Faces Receiver Action
Attorneys for Detroit city filed a petition in Circuit Court asking for an operating receiver for the Detroit United Railway Company after the traction firm failed to resume service, with a court order to show cause why a receiver should not be appointed. A late settlement ends the strike as city and railway officials agree to resume operations while arbitration over fares proceeds.
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Detroit
Detroit United Railway Company
Traction Company
City Counc
Ford Tribune libel suit leads to heated exchange
Mount Clemens Mich June 11 bitter exchanges mark the Ford Chicago Tribune libel case as attorneys spar over government bias and Mexico related testimony. Witnesses describe border violence including a 125 Mexican raid near El Paso and losses suffered by Americans.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Ford- Chicago Tribune
Ford
Stevenson
The
Tribune
Lucking
Norman Walker
Associated Press
Mexico
United States
Villa
Walker
Standard Oil Company
International Harvester Company
el Paso
Mr. Kirkland
the Tribune Counsel
Oscar G. Thompson
Glen Springs
Texas
Thompson
Ford-Chicago Tribune
Elliott G. Stevenson
Tribune Counsel
Juarez
Rio Grande
Tucker
Wilson
Lansing
Columbus
N. M
Kirklan
Carranza
Carrranza
General Pershing
Robert Minor Held by Army in Coblenz
Robert Minor American newspaper correspondent and cartoonist, who disappeared from Paris, was found in Coblenz in military custody. The exact reason for detention is unclear. Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace and Col. E. M. House are involved. release is expected. Minor has ties to The New York World and The Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Paris
Robert Minor
Coblenz
Hugh C. Wallace
Minor
Lincoln Steffens
Col. E. M. House
France
Germany
Russia
New York World
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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Esemann
Bipting
Kaiser
French
Acad
Emy
Curb Brokers
Winnipeg Strikers
UNION
Saks & Company
Broadway
34Th Street
San Francisco
International Workers’ Defense League
Thomas J. Mooney
Max Eastman
Liberator
Colonel House
Tha St. Louis Post Dispatch
Lenin
Russer
Fifth Avenue
Alaska
Frans Hals
Publishers Printing CO
Chelsea
Reignskin Oxfords
Saks
Wallace
Rickenbacker
America
Capes
Faille
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