Germans seen ready to sign peace as Wilson optimistic
The Paris desk reports allied leaders expect a German sign of acceptance to the peace terms. Intelligence suggests a Scheidemann cabinet reshuffle led by Erzberger may form, aiming to end hostilities quickly. Allied and U.S. officials prepare for various contingencies including renewed blockades and seizure of German port ships if resistance occurs.
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Land at Clifden Ireland Bog Hit During Landing
The article describes a landing in a bog near Clifden Ireland where the flyers of the attempted flight to England were temporarily dazed and deafened. Alcock plans to continue the journey to England while London air authorities express unpreparedness for the quick flight.
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U S Troops Cross Border At Juarez to Repel Villistas
American forces crossed the border near Juarez in a coordinated operation led by General James G. Erwin. The action aimed to protect El Paso and its citizens, not invade Mexico, with artillery bombardment and enveloping maneuvers against Villista forces near the Juarez race track.
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Germans Press Peace Terms in Aimed for Rights
Paris June 15. German plenipotentiaries urge equal status in the peace conference and challenge aspects of the treaty while seeking to wield Fourteen Points in Germany's favor. Allies respond with a tempered rejection on most points, granting plebiscite on Upper Silesia and negotiating reparation terms.
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President Wilson to Sail for Home About June 24
Paris dispatch says President Wilson will stay in Paris three or four days after returning from Belgium then sail for the United States from a French port. He plans to visit Belgium midweek with Mrs. Wilson and Rear Admiral Grayson, leaving Paris by special train Tuesday night and returning Friday morning. King Albert and Queen Elizabeth have arranged elaborate entertainments in Brussels.
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Pall Mall Cigarettes Ad With Discriminating Plain Ends
Ad promotes Pall Mall Famous Cigarettes for the discriminating with plain ends. Also notes Six Bellans in hot water as a quick relief for indigestion.
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Northcliffe Congratulates Alcock On Atlantic Flight
Lord Northcliffe hails Captain Alcock and Whitton Brown for their pioneering flight. He envisions faster news across the Atlantic and praises British courage and progress, noting ties to Newfoundland and Ireland and praising Hawker and Read.
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Labor Fails to Move Congress on War-Time Prohibition Repeal
Special to The New York Times reports Republican leaders resist labor pressure to repeal wartime prohibition. Congress views repeal as unlikely before July 1 while officials cite presidential authority and fiscal concerns. Debate centers on enforcement, revenue impact, and the nation moving toward a dry standard under the upcoming amendments.
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Zurich Riots Across City Leave Two Dead Seventeen Hurt
Zurich Switzerland was shaken by anarchist and Bolshevist clashes as a workmen’s union meeting in memory of Rosa Luxemburg sparked attacks on the Prefecture. Police fired into the crowd, two people were killed and seventeen wounded, including a policeman mortally, as rioters looted the Hall of Justice and burned archives.
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Pope to Discuss World Situation at June Consistory
Rome, June 15. Pope Benedict will hold a Consistory June 26 for bishops appointments and confirming the Patriarch of Antioch of the Greek Melchite Rite. Outside world expects a papal allocation addressing postwar world situation.
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Captain Alcock recounts perilous Newfoundland to Ireland flight
Captain J. Alcock reports a terrifying Atlantic crossing in dense fog and ice. He describes looping maneuvers and a near horizon loss, yet notes favorable winds and the voyage lasting far longer than expected. They landed near Clifden and praised the flying boat concept for future transatlantic travel.
First nonstop Atlantic flight completed Alcock and Brown land in Ireland
Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown completed the first nonstop Atlantic crossing in a Vickers-Vimy, covering 1900 miles in 16 hours 12 minutes from Newfoundland to Clifden Ireland. They faced fog, high climbs, and a near water landing but landed safely at 8:40 AM GMT.
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