British Dirigible B-34 To Reach Mineola Sunday
London reports the giant British airship B-34 will depart England Friday and reach Mineola Long Island Sunday. U S Navy and Army prepare landing field, hangar, and reception details with radio guidance stations from Bar Harbor to Cape May to aid the voyage.
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Mexican Protest Mild but Firm Over Juarez Incursion
The Mexican Government rejects the crossing of American troops into Ciudad Juarez as a violation of sovereignty and states it will not seek U.S. aid in fighting Villa. General Aguilar, in Washington on a special mission, signs the note and editors expect possible U.S. representations on damages to Americans. The Mexican junta in Washington fears U.S. intervention and pushes to keep the United States out of Mexican affairs.
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Knox Appeals for Time to Study League Covenant
Senator Knox of Pennsylvania urges the Senate to amend the Peace Treaty to allow the United States to study the League covenant before joining. He argues the covenant threatens sovereignty and Monroe Doctrine, and says the aim is a separate Senate action on the covenant, not a verdict on the treaty as a whole. The debate shifts toward votes and possible filibuster strategy as the Paris conference looms.
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League
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Unite States
Spencer
Missouri
League of Nations
Paris
Ater
McCumber
North Dakota
Wilson to Begin Tour Early in July
President Wilson plans to leave Paris for Washington around June 24 or 25 if the Peace Treaty is signed and then address Congress on his return. He will launch a three week speaking tour in July to explain the treaty and the League covenant, aiming to reach opponents in audiences while possibly discussing the covenant in Belgium. Several Senators from both parties anticipate lively debate as they plan to join or counter the tour.
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Wilson
Paris
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White House
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Johnson
California
Reed
McCormick
Illinois
Capitol
Knox
Germany
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
M. Hutin
Council of Four
Baltimore
National Assembly
Weimar
Juarez Incident Declared Closed by Mexican Government
Secretary Aguirre Berlanga announced that Mexico considers the Juarez incident closed. Ambassador Bonillas travels to Mexico City, to present diplomatic representations on return to Washington. General Gonzalez was summoned to explain the situation after American troops engaged Villistas.
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New York Times
Mexico City
Galveston
Manuél Aguirre Berlanga
Juarez
Bonillas
Washington
Villistas
Francisco Gonzalez
Woodmansten Inn Real Farm Ad Vouts Green Cauliflower Season
Ad promotes Woodmansten Inn as a real farm in the heart of the city offering green cauliflower and seasonal produce.
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Woodmansten Inn
N. ¥. City
Sailing Orders Cancelled For 4th and 5th Divisions
The War Department announced by General Pershing that the 4th and 6th Divisions of regulars will stay in France and not sail home this month. The decision, linked to Allied high command plans and President Wilson's approval, is viewed as temporary pending Peace Conference developments.
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United States
War Department
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France
High Command
Wilson
Germans Refuse Sign Peace Pact as Versailles Drift Grows
Berlin dispatch reports Berlin says German counterproposal will not be signed and that a negative reply may go to M Clemenceau. Brockdorff-Rantzau may skip Versailles amid stone attacks on delegates. talks over new terms provoke widespread dismay. German delegation travels to Weimar Tuesday.
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M. Clemenceau
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Frau Dorlbrushh
Herr Meyer
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League of Nations
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Weimar
Clemenceau
le Temps
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Lloyd George
Sir Maurice Hankey
Kronstadt in Flames as White Flag Surrender Near
Kronstadt fortress on the Gulf of Kronstadt is in flames while seven Bolshevist warships hoist white flags and prepare to surrender to the British squadron. Forts nearby also reportedly surrender as Krasnaya Gorka falls to White Guards, aiding Peterhof thrusts amid a 22 000 prisoner, 87 cannon tally. Denikin forces clear the Donetz basin, cutting Bolshevik coal supply.
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Stockholm
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German Delegation Departures Doubt Peace Terms
Reports from Weimar say Allied terms harsh to Germany and likely immediate acceptance unlikely. Count von Brockdorff Rantzau carries the text as delegates depart amid jeers and stone throwing, with three day armistice extended and seven day limit looming.
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Versailles
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Duke of
Saxe-Weimar
Paris
Six Bellans in Hot Water Relieves Indigestion Ad
An old advertisement claims Six Bellans in hot water quickly relieves indigestion. The brief promo targets readers seeking fast relief and lists the product as a digestive aid.
Turkish Peace Mission USed to Present Case at Peace Conference
The Turkish delegation led by Damad Ferid Pasha met the Council of Ten at Quai d'Orsay to explain Turkey’s position. They pressed for retaining the empire in Europe and Asia, exonerated the Sultan, and promised a memorandum Friday. The Entente stance remains unclear.
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Council of Ten
Quai d'Orsay
Damad Ferid Pasha
Vaucresson
Europe
Asia
Committee of Union and Progress
Constantinople
Asia Minor
M. Clemenceau
Turkey
Americans to Stay on the Rhine in a Regimental Force
Reports from Coblenz indicate that a single American regiment will remain on the Rhine for years as part of the Allied occupation plan. The unit, about 4,500 volunteers, will be led by a brigadier general and composed of newly recruited overseas volunteers, sharing the task with British and French divisions.
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New York Times
Coblenz
Rhine
Paris
Marshal Foch
Versailles
Wilson
Lloyd George
Army of Occupation
America
Russia
Foch
Germany
Germans Face Peace Treaty Decision as Signatures Await
Paris dispatch reports Germany poised under pressure after receiving the explanatory note on the peace terms. Scheidemann cabinet fears loss of support whether signing or resisting. a new ministry under Eberhard or others may take power if a formal notice of acceptance is issued. President Wilson seeks haste to leave Europe.
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New York
Paris
Council of the Great Powers
Germany
Schheiderbann
Scheidemann Iistry
Eraberger
Unae
Scheidemann
Wilson
Europe
Germans Struck at Versailles Demonstration as Peace Talks Continue
Paris dispatch reports Dr Theodor Melchior and Frau Dorthrust struck by stones during a demonstration as German delegates left Versailles. Clemenceau apologizes. Peace conference foresees possible German signings amid Allied 600 000 strong force ready to advance.
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Paris
Theodor Melchoir
Frau Dorlblush
Versailles
Clemenceau
Ad V Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts a quick relief for indigestion labeled as a water based laxative or remedy. It claims fast action and simplicity, targeting consumers seeking immediate tummy comfort.
Reply of the Allies on Points of Detail
The Allies provide a detailed reply to the German counterproposals handed to the German delegation at Versailles. The document methodically addresses each objection raised to the original provisions and outlines the Allied position on every point raised.
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Versailles
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