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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1919

Page

8

Weimar Congress strengthens Socialist opposition to terms

Berlin papers credit the Government Socialists with a great victory at the Weimar Congress over a weaker opposition. Noske and Scheidemann receive praise for defending peace policy while Brem Stein defends most of the Entente terms. Prince Max of Baden warns against signing the treaty and urges resistance to a peace of vengeance. The Weimar government is urged to stay united as Germany faces Allied reply and possible political upheaval.

Tus New York Timers Herlin Copenhagen Berlin Noske Scheidemann Bermstein Sintente Brockdorff-Rantzau Germany Prince Max Baden Versailles Wilson Trngliche Rundschau

Foch to Rhine and Pershing to Go. Peace Terms in Flux

As Allied leaders push to finalize the peace treaty with Germany the fate of a 200000 man German army is debated while Foch departs Paris for the Rhine and Pershing may travel to Coblenz. The Supreme Council weighs modifications to the draft and delays loom as the note to Germany and to the German plenipotentiaries evolves.

Council of the Great Powers Germany Austria Versailles Supreme Blockade Council General Pershing Paris Cobienz Japan Clemenceau Cornnell Supreme Council Rhine Tag Gernad Plenipotentiarier

Germans Split Over Sign Peace Pact Says Grasty

Special cable reports from Berlin note Germany shows mixed will to sign the peace terms. Intelligence sources say most Germans favor peace regardless of details, but old Kaiser era leadership still resists. If Prussian influence endures, harsher measures may be required to enforce terms.

Tur New Yoas Times Aris Yes Germany America

Supreme Council Alters Reparations Provisions in Paris Dispatch

Paris dispatches report the Supreme Council will avoid broad changes to reparations text, allowing limited wording tweaks. It allows Germany to export gold with Reichsbank permission for prior obligations and rewrites a Poland property sequestration clause to require Poland to reimburse German nationals. The policy shift affects Upper Silesia property reimbursements.

Supreme Council Paris Tis Times Germany Reparations Commission Poland At Covel Upper Silesia

Terms Shock Lichnowsky Predicts Dire Germany Consequences

Prince Lichnowsky, former German ambassador to London, warns in Rome on June 15 that a peace like Versailles will bring grave European results. He argues French militarism repeats Brest Litovsk errors and claims Wilson and British statesmen sought to end German militarism and imperialism, a goal now said to be achieved by the Entente peace.

Rome Versailles Europe Prince Lichnowsky London Giornale d'Italia Germany Brest Litovsk Wilson Entente

Versailles and German resolve in the postwar era

The text debates peace terms and German attitudes after World War I. It argues that Versailles blocks true peace and warns of potential republican uprisings if punitive terms persist. It highlights naval and war-related blunders shaping the global response.

Germany Tripoerd

Woman from Paris Dies in Auto Crash In Le Mans

Report from Le Mans states Gertrude C. Valentine a member of the Y M C A died after an automobile collision while four other women workers from the same group were injured. Valentine died at a hospital after the vehicle overturned and broke. The others survived with non fatal injuries.

Paris Gertrude C. Valentine le Mans Mise Valentine Bro'ien

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