Soviet Envoy Testimony on Moscow Funds and Bolshevik Propaganda
A confidential report by a Soviet agent details Washington tolerance of Soviet bureau funding from Moscow and large currency deposits. The hearing probes finances, Nuorteva’s radical ties, and an alleged Mexico Bolshevist propaganda scheme.
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Moscow
State Department
G. V. Lomonosoff
Lvoff
Kerensky
Commissariat of the Interior
Frank L. Polk
Kolchak
Bakhmeteff
Martens
Archibald
Stevenson
Santari Nuorteva
District of Columbia
Mexico
Nuirteva
Ujat
Linn
A. Gale
Albany
Gale
New Diitizstion
Tax Fraud Case Ties 20 Firms to Bribery Plot
A federal charge lists Abraham Lincoln Samuelson and Bernhard M. Joffe among 20 firms implicated in a scheme to file false tax returns. Arraigned with bail set at 15000 and 5000, they allegedly conspired with Morris Rachniil and Morris Rosenblum in a plan to defraud the government.
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Abraham Lincoln Samuelson
Canton Avenue
The
Bronx
Sterling Accounting and Audit Company
Bernhard M. Joffe
Prospect Avenue
United States
Hitchcock
Morris S. Rachniil
Samuelson
Morris Rosenblum
Internal Revenue
Benjamin P. de Witt
Rosenblum
Sterling Company
oWillam J. Néwarde
Mim de Witt
Sterling Concern
Rosenbluus
Mr. de Witt
de Witt
Wall Street
Wich
Enowiig & sMail
Shis Oo
Liin Fe
Internal Revenue Collector
Wook
Take No Risk May Kill You Wine Ad At Eight Avenue
Fragmentary notice mentions warnings about wine risk at a location near Sixth Avenue and Seventh Avenue, with references to Mouquin's and a vague continuation on Page Four.
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Ft & Ho
Six Bellans in Hot Water CYeely Relieves Indigestion
Adva reports Six Bellans as a remedy for digestion relief amid claims of stomach discomfort. The brief notes a relief effect attributed to the product, with no further medical details or tests cited.
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Adva
French Prisoners in Germany Over 60 000 Reported
Paris June 19 German figures on French prisoners in Germany were incorrect Leon Abrams Under Secretary in the Ministry of War told the Chamber of Deputies More than 60 000 French prisoners were found in excess of the German figures The number of missing French airmen reached 314 000 Inter Allied missions were searching Germany to locate any remaining prisoners.
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Paris
Germany
Leon Abrams
Ministry of War
Chamber of Deputies
Swing to Treaty at Weimar Wants Popular Vote
The article reports on Wilson's push for a treaty at Weimar and calls for a popular vote while noting the Orlando cabinet’s overthrow by Italian deputies. It covers the deputies’ vote of no confidence 259 to 78 and the demand for a secret session to keep foreign policy discussions private.
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Chamber of Deputies
Lando
Orlando
Italy
Germany
Austria
Signor Orlando
Wilson
Adriatic
Signor
Weimar
League
Nations
Chinese Ready to Sign With Shantung Reservations
The Chinese delegation at the Peace Conference remains willing to sign the German Peace Treaty but will not accept the Shantung clause. They report clear instructions from Beijing not to compromise on Shantung rights, and note Chinese officials resigning as signs of intensifying anti Japanese sentiment.
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Paris
Associated Press
Shantung
Japan
China
Tsao Yu-Lin
Chang Tsung
Hsiang Ju Tsungyu
Paris Sees Fiume Shelved Asks Who Will Sign for Italy
Paris reports that Premier Orlando's resignation and possible royal acceptance could delay Adriatic settlement by necessitating new Italian delegates at the Peace Conference. It also raises who will sign the German treaty for Italy on Monday.
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Paris
Fiume
Italy
Associated Press
Orlando
Adriatic
Trial of Ex KaisER to Set Precedent
Paris dispatch reports allied leaders favor a new international practice to prosecute high state leaders for war crimes. They argue it will deter future aggressors and establish a reign of law, while rejecting German calls for limited, one sided tribunals. The ex Emperor is arraigned for offenses against international morality and treaty sanctity.
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New Yuan
Dives
Paris
Jeune
Lansing
Council of the Great Powers
German Assembly to Decide Peace Treaty This Saturday
Weimar reports say the German National Assembly will decide on the peace terms this Saturday and may order a plebiscite. Ministers Noske and Erzberger favor signing while a large portion of the majority parties oppose it. A cabinet reshuffle and possible envoy changes are discussed amid party splits and rumors of a dictatorial move by Noske.
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Berlin
Associated Press
German National Assembly
Weimar
Neue Berliner Tageblatt
Mathias Erzberger
Gustav Noske
Herr Wissell
Herr Schmidt
Herr Bauer
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
Peace Commission
Berliner Tageblatt
Count Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versaiilles
Hhe
Lokal-Anzeiger
Ebert
Scheidemann
State Guard drill mobilization sparks city crowd
Officials deny planned uprising while orders indicate a civil revolt scenario. Brig. Gen. Robb commands rapid mobilization with 47th Regiment and other guards deploying to guard points across Manhattan within an hour, sparking public rumors about peace terms and war.
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State Guard
Ayt
James Robb
Marcy, Avenue
Hayward Street
Rooklyn
Walter Jeffreys Carlin
Carlin
Manhattan Island
Robb
Armoria
Germania
Mexico
General Robb
Bellans in Hot Water Quickly Relieves Lodigestion
Adt fragment notes Bellan advertised relief for indigestion with quick action and a hot-water treatment. The brief text appears as a continuation on page three with truncated branding.
Berlin Likely to Seek Time Extension for Treaty Sign
Reports from Weimar in Paris indicate Germany may request a short extension of the time limit to sign the Peace Treaty while sending a new delegation. The American delegation remains optimistic, and Peace Conference circles are not alarmed by German press reports on revised terms.
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Paris
Berlin
Associated Press
Weimar
Germany
Must Sign Treaty, Makino Declares Germany On Trial
Paris June 18 Baron Makino Japan's representative on the Council of Five says Germany cannot refuse a treaty without widening the breach. He urges broad German repentance and generation to purge its love of power, stressing only Germany can redeem itself and that the treaty is only an approximation of final settlement. The decision now moves to public opinion and a higher court of justice.
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New
Your Times
Paris
Baron Ma Kino
Japan
Council of Five
Germany
President Wilson Feels Pressure on Return and Treaty Battle
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson anxious to defend German peace terms and League Covenant on return to America. Critics in Senate and abroad question his handling while noting shifts in Liberal circles and British-French negotiations. Observers foresee a speech campaign to rally support and counter opposition to the treaty and covenant.
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Wilson
America
Europe
France
Germany
Council of Four
Paris
Senate
Lloyd George
Versailles
Clemenceau
Wilson Extols Belgium Raw Materials for Work
President Wilson, amid a crowded Brussels day, lauds Belgium for its raw resources and support while visiting Charleroi mines, Louvain University, and the ruined library. He receives honors, meets Cardinal Mercier, and thanks Belgian leaders before addressing Parliament.
PLAN REGIME FOR DANZIG INTERALLIED COMMISSION CONSIDERED
Paris June 19 The Council of Foreign Ministers discusses a plan for an interallied commission to administer the Baltic port of Danzig. The authority would operate until the League of Nations begins its functions. Hartshorne Fales Co. advertisement follows.
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Paris
Council of Foreign Ministers
Danzig
Poland
League of Nations
Calox Tooth Powder Cleanse Whitens
Calox Tooth Powder advertises whitening effects with claims of cleaning and improving dental appearance. Product promises to refresh breath and enhance smile.
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