Bolshevik Raid At New York Office Spurs Secret Hearings
State joint committee raided the Bolshevik headquarters at 110 West Fortieth Street to seize letters and documents. L. Martens and S. Nuorteva, among others, were subpoenaed and examined in secret at City Hall as the panel pressed a probe into Bolshevik activity and propaganda in New York.
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New York
World's Tower
West Fortieth Street
Duces
Legislative Committee
Board of Extimate
Mertens
Heller
Charles D. Tien
Clayton KR. Lust of
Cortland
Witcass
Lusk
Hewiever
Mussian Seviet
Leos
Ue Sevier
Russia
Beth Cieirman Lusk
Gemtel Ninten
Efvy
U 3 Cieirman Lusk
Bolshevist
Iterary
Ieneral Newton
Vaid
Duusk
Archibald I. Stiiwnean
Stevenson
LN Statts Army Intelligence Service
Sestenisk Torenoen
Newton
Yao
Eariwen
Strike action expands amid telegraphers and electrical workers alignments
National strike momentum builds as the Commercial Telegraphers Union seeks to swell ranks with Electrical Workers and brokers to join. Western Union and Postal Telegraph continue service. projections estimate up to 100000 strikers nationwide while Atlantic City AFL backs the walkout.
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Western Union Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Commercial Telegraphers
Ator
United States
New England
Burleson
Brotherhood
Federation
Post Office Department
EJ. Manson
Order of Railway Telegraphers
Order of Railways Telegraphers
Western Union
Postal
Chicago
Great Western
Yazoo
Verey Thomas
Wales Demands Local Parliament at Welsh Convention
London June 12. A Welsh National Convention resolution called for autonomy and a Parliament for Wales. It urged that non imperial functions be devolved to Welsh authority and that future measures tailored for Wales allow swift transfer from imperial to Welsh power. The resolution was moved by the Lord Mayor of Cardiff and supported by W. George.
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London
House of Commons
Wales
Cardiff
Llandrindod
Mr. W. George
Fromier
Great Revolt of French Labor Feared in Paris
Reports warn of a general strike next week in Paris amid labor unrest. Troops may be deployed to suppress disorder if negotiations on a peace treaty with Germany stall. European-wide actions discussed at an international leaders conference.
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Germany
France
Quai d'Orsay
Longuet
Marseillois
Lyons
Paris
Unions Warn Government Over Catastrophic Policy
The General Labor Federation's executive committee says the government policy is to blame for the miners strike. It notes the strike will paralyze coal production on Monday and may trigger broader consequences due to an agreement among seven major unions.
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Paris
General Labor Federation
Mier Clemenceau
National Council of the Miners’ Federation
Chamber of Deputies
China Aflame Against Japan Warships Speeded To Shanghai
Advices from China report a serious spread of anti Japanese agitation centered in Shanghai Hong Kong Nanking and Canton raising fears of a general outbreak. Several ships of the Japanese China squadron are hurried to Shanghai as shipping at Chinese ports ceases due to a boycott causing heavy losses to steamship lines and exporters.
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Tokio
Associated Press
China
Shanghai
Hangkow
Nanking
Canton
China Squadron
Fighting Near Juarez Drives Civilians From City
Juarez remains under Federal control after a day of tense reports as rebels skirmish nearby on multiple fronts. Americans in Juarez express confidence in General Felipe Angeles while cavalry moves east and troops head toward the front from El Paso, with Villa forces reported near the Juarez race track.
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Mexico
Francisco Gonzales
Gonzales
el Paso
Felipe Angeles
Carranza
Texas
Villa
Juarez Race Track
General Angeles
Juarez Agricultural College
24Th United States Infantry
Columbus
N. M
Peace conference reaches in principle accord on Germany entry to League
Paris reports complete accord in principle on German entry to the League of Nations and on Silesian postwar arrangements. Barón Makino joins the council, drafting of the treaty to embed the reply, and delays noted for Romanian and Czechoslovak frontier questions as delegates push toward final text.
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Germany
League of Nations
League
Lord Robert Cecil
Colonel House
M. Clemenceau
France
Efhe Council of Four
André Tardieu
Tardieu
E. M. House
London
House
Mexican Consul General reports Juarez silent and bandits distant
The Mexican Embassy released a telegram from El Paso asserting Ciudad Juarez remains quiet with no Villista activity. It says Villa and Angeles forces are more than thirty miles south of the city and not prepared to attack, disputing recent press claims of fights and skirmishes.
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New York Times
Washington
el Paso
Ciudad Juarez
Villa
Angeles
Paris Strike Breakers Include Baron Rothschild Chauffeur
Paris reports a social circle member Baron Henry Rothschild drives an autobus and Countess Villestrey punches subway tickets to aid transit as strikes persist. Labor talks with Premier Clemenceau and federation leaders focus on averting a general shutdown while miners prepare for a broader walkout.
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Baron Rothschild
Paris
Countess
Baron Henry Rothschild
Countess Villestrey
Central School of Engineering
National Federation of Transportation Imploves
Woodmansten Inn Ad and Cauliflower Season Note
Repl Furia feature in heart of New York City with cauliflower now in season. Advertisement by Hartshorne Fales & Co., members of Stock Exchange, Broadway.
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Hartshorne, Fales & CO
Ebachange
Broadway
Paris Expects Cabinet Upset in Germany Over Final Treaty Terms
Paris dispatch reports German delegates uncertain about the peace instrument they must ratify. French sources foresee a Radical Socialist administration to accept the terms, while Berlin reports hint at possible signature only if a plebiscite and League of Nations entry are promised. Military and political shifts in Germany strain Ebert-Scheidemann unity as Marshal Foch and General Weygand press for action.
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Paris
Associated Press
Berlin
Silesia
League of Nations
Weimar
Ebert-Scheidemann
Marshal Foch
General Weygand
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Allies Back Kolchak After Telegram From Paris
Allied leaders reaffirm support for Admiral Kolchak and the Omsk government in a letter signed by Lloyd George Wilson Clemenceau and Makino. They say the terms align with prior proposals and offer assurances for Russia’s freedom and peace. The message recalls Allied aims to aid anti-German forces and rescue Czechoslovaks, while avoiding internal Russian interference.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Four
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Kolchak
Russia
Peace Conference Eyes Bolshevist Threat Across Austria
Paris and London reports say a Communist government may seize Vienna this Sunday with Austrian army units split toward Bolshevist alignment with Hungary. Delegates fear a widened Bolshevik wedge through Central Europe as Pressburg advances threaten Czech ports and Danube industry amid reorganization under foreign officers.
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Voland
Czechoslovakia
Austria
Europe
Poland
Pressburg
Danube
Senate Debates Knox Resolution on Paris Peace Conference
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 5 to 7 to report favorably the Knox resolution seeking amendments to the League covenant. Democrats aim to filibuster before Germany signs the treaty, while Republicans threaten a round robin to signal opposition. Debate included closing rules and postponement attempts as figures like Hitchcock and McCumber aligned with opposing sides.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Knox
Senate
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Germany
League of Nations
McCumber
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Brandegee
Fall
Johnson
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Williams
Smith
Arizona
Pittman
Shields
Swanson
Harding
Pomerone
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Volk
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