League mood shifts as America leans toward world order
The London dispatch notes American realism and rising public support for the League of Nations. It highlights U S unity after war, British-American views on destiny, and East Coast financiers backing Europe reconstruction through international cooperation. It observes growing consensus that the League will evolve gradually and require American leadership.
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Smiling at British Troubles in Egypt
Paris dispatch notes German counterproposals at Versailles mock the idea of self determination while England faces a backlash over Egypt. The piece argues Egypt should gain recognition for its ancient culture and self rule, contrasting Arabia’s independence with Egypt’s status under British policies.
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Rhine propagandist held by American forces in Coblenz
The American authorities arrested Dr Hellweg, an emissary for Dorten's Rhineland republic, for printing and distributing propaganda without authorization. He faces charges in the American occupied zone as authorities examine the movement's impact and potential penalties. Separately, Miss Margaret Wilson's France tour yields reflections on American French friendship and mutual gratitude after seven months with soldiers and civilians.
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Mexico warned about Americans in border tensions
Washington and New York anti-Carranzista juntas push Villa to curb reprisals while seeking his cooperation. U.S. considers a second military expedition if he raides American territory. Congress debates Mexican policy and potential probes into the State Department amid border clashes. Villa's forces move in Western Chihuahua as General Quiroga pursues.
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French Grateful, Says Miss Wilson
Renown singer Miss Wilson says gratitude toward France was widespread and discusses impressions from seven months in Paris. She notes overcharging was rare and offers portraits of daily life and cultural scenes during her stay.
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Blockade tensions and German peace efforts dominate news
Reports from Washington London and Paris on June 18 describe President Wilson's orders to disregard British cease discharge instructions and blockade reinstatement, Germany’s likely forceful move to peace, and the Allies planning a forceful demonstration. Dover reports flag ships with 30,000 tons of flour and meat held until Germany signs the peace treaty. The Paris council allows private trade resumption as each country acts, and finances Austria's food supply until harvest.
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Cardinal Mercier Seeks Gradual Prohibition Policy
Malines, June 18 Cardinal Mercier said he favors gradual prohibition and making alcohol harder to obtain rather than immediate total ban. He praised American aid to Belgium and noted plans to visit America in October with Cardinal Gibbons guiding his program. He supported an international Memorial Day but opposed excluding foes from Catholic prayer. He also suggested Germany belong in the League of Nations, avoiding political detail.
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Cordiality Restored Across Border After El Paso Crossing
Tensions between Carranza officials in Juarez and American troops eased as General Cabell pledged withdrawal once Villa forces were driven from the border. Public sentiment shifted after evidence showed Villa men fired into El Paso, prompting praise for the district commander and restored friendly relations on the border.
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President to Attend Inter-Allied Games Opening
Paris reports President Wilson and leaders Pershing Poincaré and Clemenceau will join ceremonies at Pershing Stadium on June 22 marking the start of a two week Inter-Allied games program. Outside events include Rugby at Colombes Field golf at La Boule and swimming at Bois de Boulogne.
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Villistas Lose 45 Killed in Juarez Clash
Official War Department report by Maj. Gen. Capell said Villista forces near Juarez suffered 45 killed and 11 captured after engagement with U S troops. American casualties were two killed, two severely wounded, eight slightly wounded. Civilian deaths and injuries reported in El Paso.
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