Soviet envoy Martens linked to American socialists and IWW
Documents from the Soviet Russia Mission seized in the Fortieth Street raid were shown at a legislative hearing. The Martens envoy and Bolshevik contacts with American socialist and IWW groups were cited as supporting agitation for a socialist republic in the United States. Evidence included letters from socialist districts and youth leagues pledging to propagate Soviet principles and links to May Day prosecutions in Chester, Pennsylvania.
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Russia
Socialist Party of the
Eighth Assembly
Manhattan
Martens
America
Enves
Socialist Assembly District
Adcressesi Martens
Young Peopes Soviatist League
United States
Ameror Wn
Boriet Republic
Socialist Party
Passaic
N. J
Manens
Charles D. Newton
A. A. Heller
Heeht
Bolshevt
Twige
Ches‘er
Ber Sartsuorevas
Mision
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
1. W.W. Fame
Éutster
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Moscow
Henry W Grunewald
Sherman Avenue
Bronx
Waa
UASR
British air travel pool reported to back by governments
London June 18 The Daily Graphic reports a large British airship financial combination backed by several European governments. It plans three airship types for express mail passenger routes, with Vickers as a key member, targeting transatlantic service by year end at provisional fares and mail cargo rates.
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Tive
Ameizgamated
England
Vickers
Daily Graphic
Berlin
Constantinople
Munich
Vienna
Spain
Britain
Messrs
London
York
San Francisco
Cairo
Colombia
Australia
Nairobi
Cape Town
Uty
Iso de Janeiro
Lisbon
Azores
New York
Ndon
Rio de Janeiro
Sierra Leone
Messrs. Vickers
British Public Opposes New Transatlantic Flights
Major Fiske of the Boulton & Paul Company received a cable directing abandonment of transatlantic flight plans due to English public opinion against further attempts. He arrived seeking a starting field site and Welcomed the decision to withdraw and demonstrate elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. John's
Newfoundland
England
Major Fiske
Boulton & Paul Aeroplane Company
Fiske
Jeock
Brown
Aguilar Announces Mexican Government Safe After Incident
Mexico says Americans must be protected as border security improves. Aguilar states the government is satisfied and the incident is closed as a House inquiry move is pushed by Representative Gould seeking further investigation.
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Mexico
Department of State
Aguilar
Rojo
State Department
Carranza
United States
Mexico City
Washington
General Aguilar
America
Juarez
Naco
Chihuahua
Pay Colombia $25,000,000 to End Canal Rights Row
Washington reports say a new Colombia treaty to settle a long dispute over Panama Canal rights would pay $25 million. Senators debate whether to include an apology and how quickly a final vote can occur.
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Panama Canal
Colombia
United States
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
State Department
Knox
Roosevelt
Colombo
Forein
Mr. Koraly
Columba
Mir. Jorak
Panama
Senator Gore Upset in Auto but Escapes Injury
Senator Thomas P. Gore of Oklahoma was thrown from a car that overturned near Sioux Falls South Dakota. He suffered a bruised shoulder with no internal injuries and plans to continue his trip the next day.
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Gore
Sioux
Falls
S. D
Thomas P. Gore
Oklahoma
Mitchell
Stroux Falls
Berlin Newspapers Resume After Arbitration Settlement
Berlin papers end five day shutdown as strike by employees is settled through arbitration. All papers will resume publication Wednesday morning delivering latest peace developments and news to Greater Berlin.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Greater Berlin
Foultney Bigelow III in Kingston Critically Ill
Foultney Bigelow III writer and traveler is critically ill with tetanus at City Hospital Kingston N Y after injuring a finger while repairing a stone wall on his farm. He is son of John Bigelow ambassador to France, known for world travels and lectures on history and colonial administration. The piece notes long friendships and a wartime fallout over his writings.
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Francisco Villa
Juarez
Carranza
United States
Felipe Angeles
Jin
Kingston
N. Y
Mr. Bigelow
John Bigelow
France
Linceoln
Bigelow
Danube
Sigelow
German Envoys Urge Cabinet to Reject Allied Peace Treaty
Premiers from Southern States arrive to discuss the matter with the cabinet. Clericals push to have the treaty signed as Assembly members show a strong push in favor of notation.
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Cabinet
Assembly
Scheidemann Urges Withhold Judgment On Allied Reply
Berlin dispatch reports German peace delegates favor delaying judgment on the Entente reply while the cabinet weighs the full text. Scheidemann and party leaders warn against signing before studying the complete terms, with growing calls against the treaty among clericals and left-wing democrats.
Austrians May Get Full Treaty Saturday
Paris June 17 The Council of Five made no decisions today and all reserved subjects were pushed to Friday. The missing clause of the Austrian treaty may be delivered to Dr Karl Renner on Saturday. The Austrian observations responding to the fragmentary treaty are being translated for submission to the council and are noted for their formidable size. The Austrian reply will be public only with the Allies’ rejoinder.
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Pariss
Associated Press
Council of Five
Karl Renner
British Grand Fleet on war footing ready to sail
London reports the Grand Fleet placed on a war footing and prepared to sail for German waters if peace treaty breaks down. Copenhagen telegrams note British cruisers and destroyers ready to enforce a blockade while airships R-34 and R-33 prepare for Baltic and Kiel Canal operations.
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London
Germany
Grand Fleet
Copenhagen
Baltic
Kiel Canal
Atlantic
Daily Sketch
Berlin
Berlin Expresses Fear of Upheaval
Berlin communities express fear of upheaval as independents predict the early overthrow of the current regime amid proscription lists and political tension.
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Berlin
Invasion Plans and Peace Talks Divide German Opinion
Berlin and Coblenz dispatches outline Allied invasion plans if Germany signs no peace. The strategy foresees a three day advance east of the Rhine by British American and French forces, seizing Ruhr and Frankfort areas, with major industrial centers under Allied control. Political factions warn of potential upheaval and dictatorship amid the peace dispute.
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Rhine
Allied Supreme War Council
Germany
Ruhr
Essen
Solingen
Dusseldorf
Barmen
Elberfeld
Siegen
Giessen
Marburg
Wetzlar
Frankfort
Mannheim
Darmstadt
Aschaffenburg
Offenbach
Hanau
Bad Nauheim
Friedberg
French Count on Armies Have Project in Reserve
Paris dispatch reports French negotiators expect Germany to sign when allied forces begin marching toward Berlin. Belgians at the Peace Conference grow more pessimistic, fearing no signature and predicting a new German government and delegation may delay final settlement. Officials warn rapid invasion won’t force a quick treaty as Germany could exploit delays and resist punitive terms.
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Berlin
Versailles
Ex Kaiser's Refuge At Amerongen Sees New Activity
In Amerongen Castle the ex Kaiser’s exile site shows renewed bustle as Dutch officers host William Hohenzollern and Dr Kriege with Lieut Col Hoefer. Von Esebek arrives from Arnhem and General von Esdorff heads to Germany amid peace crisis tensions. A party of American Navy sailors visit the castle and take photos.
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Ex-Kaiser
Amerongen
Associated Press
Amerongen Castle
Hoefer
William Hohenzollern
Kriege
Foreign Office
Berlin
von Esebek
von Esdorff
Arnhem
Germany
Rotterdam
Magnifico A quality cigar from Key West advertised
An advertisement promotes Magnifico A a mild cigar from Key West. It highlights a rare bouquet and notes its availability exclusively in United Cigar Stores.
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Magnifico
Key West
United Cigar Stores
Advt
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