Berlin Strikes Loom as Treaty News Delayed
Berlin reports a third newspaper blackout as workers fear a stalled treaty. The New York Times notes the text may reach Wolff's News Agency tonight, with printers threatening a ten-mark wage rise and possible widespread sympathy strikes. Government moves to print extra editions and distribute handbills aim to inform the public of Germany’s fate and potential concessions.
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Knox Would Study League Covenant Analysis of U S sovereignty
Senator Knox argues the League of Nations covenant could erode U S sovereignty and urges time for calm study before ratification. He criticizes Article X and the withdrawal clause, warns against foreign domination, and presses for Senate advisory power in shaping terms.
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Food Riots Hit Lübeck in a Food Shortage
Reports from Berne on June 17 describe serious disorders in Lübeck, the north German port, sparked by a food shortage. A large number of shops were looted and many restaurants and hotels were crowded by the mob, causing security concerns.
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President leaves for Belgian visit
President Wilse bh accompanied by Mrs. Ison and a small party left Paris at 10 40 for Adinkerke Belgium to meet the Belgian King and Queen and plan travel to devastated regions as part of the American Peace Mission.
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Fights in Cracow Spark Polish Consul General Message
Polish Consul General in New York issued a dispatch from the Polish government describing disturbances in Cracow. Police and troops tried to quell anti Poland unrest following a Jewish shop riot. several arrests were made and rifles seized. The mayor issued a proclamation as authorities work to calm the city.
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Quote on war, peace, and a senator's vote
The fragment cites caution against haste in peace talks and asks which senator can justify a negative vote. It warns the war that aimed to end all wars could instead end all peace if rushed. The language invokes religious and moral stakes surrounding wartime decisions.
Peace terms deadline looms as Knox vote doubtful
Washington reports that Germany must act on peace terms by June 23, shrinking hopes for a Knox resolution vote before Versailles. League opponents held conferences and weighed a test vote on a collateral issue or a joint war end resolution to delay treaty ratification. The Senate debate continues with Lodge returning Friday, but no firm plan set.
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France Lifts Trade Bar Against Raw Materials
Paris reports restrictions on imports of certain raw materials are lifted and a government decree to remove limits on some manufactured goods will be issued tomorrow or Thursday.
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