Europe Needs United US Aid to Revive Credit System
A Chicago dinner unveils a plan to coordinate American industrial and financial resources to extend credits to Europe. The proposal envisions a central organization backed by the Federal Government to identify needs, vet credits, and distribute goods such as cotton, steel, and food to Poland, Czechoslovakia, and other nations, with Europe owing the United States about 10 billion dollars.
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United States
Davison
Europe
Wes
Poland
Czechoslovakia
America
Vue
Réernair
Rarupe
Hormas
Juarez Skirmish Amid Villa Forces Reported Near Border
Reports from Juarez Mexico describe a 4 30 p m clash between Federal troops and Villa Angeles forces. The 24th Infantry arrived El Paso to reinforce Columbus operating against Villistas. Mexican officials say no immediate attack is planned and scouting continues around Juarez.
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el Paso
Angeles
Felipe Angeles
Villa
Leutenant
Il. Paso
Texas
N. M
Arthur G. Hadsall
Zara- Rosa
Juarez
Guadalupe
Villistas
Yle Associated Press
Villa Ahumada
Martin Lopez
Salmulayuca
Tierra Blanca
Andres Garcia
Associated Press
Countess Markievicz Arrested Again for Sinn Fein Work
In Dublin on June 13 Countess Georgina Markievicz Sinn Fein leader and MP was arrested and escorted to Cork. A noted figure from the 1916 Dublin rebellion she faced penal servitude, was released, jailed again in 1918, and freed earlier this year. Laurence Ginnell MP was arrested in Dublin May 30 and later sentenced to four months for inciting to disorder.
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Countess Markievicz
Sinn Fein
Cork
Georgina Markievicz
Laurence Ginnell
Mullingar
Athione
Kolchak pledges to allies not to retain power
Paris reports Admiral Kolchak head of the All Russian Government at Omsk promises elections for a Constituent Assembly once Bolsheviks are crushed. He vows to hand over all powers, seeks peaceful development, and supports Polish independence while negotiating frontiers through a democratically elected assembly.
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Russia
Assembly
Soviet
League of Nations
Poland
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Kfiland
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuania
Bank Messengers Foil Downtown Bank Robbery
David Ryan, 58, a retired policeman and bank messenger, and Henry Boylan, 67, were attacked by six men at the elevated station on Columbus Avenue. Ryan fired, the robber with the satchel was shot and fled in a green car. The bag held securities valued between $50,000 and $100,000. Police hunted for clues, noting ammonia gas was used to disorient the messengers.
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Columbus Avenue
Ryan
Henry Boylan
Colonial Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Roylan
Centre Park
Boylan
George S. Carr
Henry Sedley
West Seventy-ninth Street
Eightyfirst Street
Henry
Hienry
Hylan
British Warships Shell Kronstadt Red Base
British squadrons bombarded the Bolshevist base at Kronstadt with heavy guns. Bolshevist batteries did not reply. Floating mines were reported in nearby waters as Bolsheviks reportedly attempt to evacuate the town.
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Kronstadt
Stockholm
Aftonblad
Bolshevist
Big Five Redrafts Entire Treaty for German Reach Sunday
Reparations Commission may use discretion in lightening terms to Germany. Errors in original draft show no provision for damage suffered by America before entering the war.
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Revision Commission
Sarre Valley
Alsace-Lorraine
League of Nations
André Tardieu
Philip Kerr
Great Britain
Signor Vannuteill
Italy
Sadao Sabart
Japan
Mr. Hudson
United States
Germany
Eacn
Austria
Knox
Allies Reject Fundamental Concessions in Draft Reply
PARIS June 13 The Drafting Committee finished framing the letter replying to German counterproposals. It recalls the principles underlying the treaty preclude Allies from making fundamental concessions.
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Paris
Associated Press
Allied Reply Delayed Pushing Peace Signing to June 30
Paris dispatch reports delay in presenting the revised treaty to German plenipotentiaries. With additions around 20 000 words, redrafting spans into next week and a Tuesday handover to Germany. signing ceremony at Versailles could occur as late as June 30.
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Versailles
Coppright
New York
Berlin
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League of Nations
Weimar
Congress
Scheidemann
Tiss
Suedekum
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
League
Haase
Levine
Munich
Entente
House
Hhis
Spartacus
Treaty signing delays at Versailles portend new plans
Berlin reports cautious mood as Versailles ceremony is revived for late June. Officials reassess arrangements with Clemenceau considering a revised schedule while spectators await the Hall of Mirrors event and German delegates prepare under guard.
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Clemenceau
Council of Five
Chateau
Place d’ Armes
Versailles
Hall of Mirrors
Bois de Boulogne
St. Claua
Napoleon
Avenue de Paris
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Louis
Marie Antoinette
Word
Ite
Wilson
Cleménceau
Chateau Park
Senate Democrats plan debate on Knox resolution
Administration leaders meeting at the Capitol decide on thorough debate to resist the Knox resolution that would condemn the League of Nations covenant. Senator Hitchcock says no filibuster, but a drawn out fight with McCumber to open against the move.
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League of Nations
Knox
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McCumber
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Mississippi
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Chamberlat
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King
Utah
Thomas
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Simmons
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League
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