Not Convincing Defense of Victory by Non-Resistance
The fragment argues that non resistance and refusal to act fail to convincingly explain victory. It notes that the reasoning is interesting but not persuasive, leaving questions about the underlying cause and effectiveness of such an approach.
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Quick Work in Giving Germans More Time
Paris reports note the extension of the grace period granted to Germany, allowing two additional days for treaty consideration. German plenipotentiaries faced a tight schedule as movements to and from Weimar cut the window, while allied and German economic experts held informal talks on treaty modifications. Premier Clemenceau informed Wilson and Lloyd George by phone, urging a measured approach and caution regarding German expectations.
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Americans in Siberia split with Japanese amid policy clash
In Vladivostok and nearby, U S and Japanese authorities differ on how to handle attacking bands. Americans guard rail, tunnels, and bridges and require armed bands to be attacked first, while Japanese move against Bolsheviks when attacks are planned. Relations with Russian officials are improving despite anti American propaganda. In Verkhnie-Udinsk an authority conflict between Colonel Morrow and General Senenoff was amicably resolved.
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Weimar Conference Begins in Face of Hard Times
Chancellor warns against premature judgment on German guilt while noting Allies reject a neutral tribunal. He stresses the nation faces hard times with obscure points in financial and economic questions and says only a complete enemy answer will guide talks. Scheidemann deplores lack of protection for German delegates at Versailles.
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Paris Press Says Defiance Hopeless as Germany Menaces
Paris papers like the Matin and Le Temps critique the German counterproposals and warn Germany not to count on victory. They argue the treaty grants only minimal guarantees and reparations, yet France must stay united behind its leaders and press for stronger terms if needed.
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London Press At Odds Over German Terms
London papers report mixed reactions to postwar German terms. The Daily Telegraph praises their unchanged core, while The Times questions concessions. The Daily News notes small German gains but overall similar terms, and The Daily Graphic cites accountability for the Kaiser as a key outcome.
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London Press Urges Action on Ireland
A Dublin dispatch notes Sir Horace Plunkett saying movement toward a future dominion of Ireland may be near. London papers urge the government to settle the Irish question, with calls for direct action and an honest settlement rather than continued occupation.
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Clemenceau Apologizes to Germans Over Versailles Incident
Premier Clemenceau writing as Peace Conference president expresses regret to Count von Streckdorff-Rantzau for a hostile crowd at Versailles. He notes police absence and pledges proper measures. Two French chauffeurs were injured as German delegates traveled to Noisy-le-Roi.
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German unrest over amended peace terms grows in Germany
Berlin reports that the amended peace terms fuel implacable sentiment and that German armed intervention by the Allies seems inevitable. It notes reconciliation between Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau and Mathias Berzberger, with potential impact on terms acceptance. Fremdenblatt cites Eastern Germany ready to reopen the fight.
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Germany Prays for Better Future After Ultimatum Treaty
Berlin reports the Vorwarts denounces Allied treatment as tyranny while the Entente notes frame the war as humanitys greatest crime. The Frankfurter Zeitung predicts further terrors and says Germany should sign the treaty under an ultimatum.
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Germany Faces Decision as Versailles Terms Loom
Berlin reports fear of upheaval as German officials in Minster prepare for possible invasion, evacuate Rhine towns, and await Versailles reply. Erzberger leads a cautious push for modified terms while factions argue over signing versus refusal amid political turmoil.
Erzbarger rallies forces for peace in Weimar report
Special cable from Weimar notes a week of unrest as Erzbarger mobilizes forces for peace aims. George Renwick reports from June 15 in Weimar. The dispatch describes political tension and public mood amid efforts toward pacific settlements.
Bolshevist Martens In New York and American Links Revealed
A Daily News dispatch details Bolshevist agitation in New York with Martens as the Russian envoy. Documents seized in a Moscow bureau raid include letters from American Socialist groups praising Martens and pledging cooperation, plus warnings about political prosecutions and deportation efforts linked to IWW figures.
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Walsh and Dunne Named for Irish Commission Report
Paris dispatch reports Frank P. Walsh and Edward F. Dunne notified by the conference secretary that the Senate's Irish resolution is before the conference. Their earlier atrocity report has been awarded to the State Department in Washington for Congress.
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Memorandum to Germans Details on Wartime Treaty Concessions
Paris June 17 The printed memorandum to German plenipotentiaries outlines broad reparations language and concessions. It notes Germany could gain food supplies and raw materials as industry revives and reiterates readiness to provide facilities for overseas transport. France offers favorable terms on minette ore from Lorraine, to be blended with low-grade ores for steel quality.
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Disarmament Plans Culminate At League Meet
Paris reports indicate an initial armament limitation project will be ready for presentation at the League of Nations October meeting in Washington. Allied representatives say immediate negotiations will be under the League and cover both American and European powers.
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Weimar Castle Attack Foiled by Premature Shots
In Weimar on June 18 Spartacide and Communist prisoners attempted to seize the castle housing the government leaders. A lone guard with a machine gun repelled the assault as prisoners fired from windows. several wounded and numerous arrests followed.
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Ready to Resume Invasion on Order Near Marburg
The plan calls for a morning advance with doughboys loaded into trucks to hold a front line by the second day and complete the movement by the third. Supplies use rail and road, air forces assist, and sniping is to be sternly dealt with. Germans may resist with volunteer forces. civilians are advised to stay home.
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Allied troops prepare to advance into Germany if peace terms rejected
Coblenz June 17 AP reports that Allied commanders ordered mobilization of troops in all occupied areas starting Wednesday if Germany refuses to sign terms. Gen Hunter Liggett noted American forces in the Rhine bridgehead ready to move at a moment's notice with artillery and supply trains close behind. All leaves suspended to visit recreation units until a decision is known.
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French Cabinet Victory Amid Turmoil in Paris Debate
Parliament backed the government in Paris by a vote of 40 to 137 after a tumultuous session. Sailors from the Black Sea fleet were discussed amid claims Bolshevist propaganda fueled unrest. Foreign Minister Pichon blamed Bolshevik influence as chambers faced a choice between democratic inter allied policy and socialist policy.
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