President Wilson Expounds Belgium Role and League of Nations
President Wilson argues Belgium's struggle anchors the world fight for rights and prompts the League of Nations. He calls for trusted allies to back Belgian recovery with priority access to materials, credit, and ports, while urging action over sentiment and detailing postwar plans with Hymans and Allied leaders.
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Security Market Prices in The Annalist
A note on the Security Market section of The Annalist a finance magazine by The New York Times Company. It states prices for unlisted stocks bonds and notes and is available for ten cents on newsstands throughout the year.
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Wilsons Move Through Belgian Ruins Arouse Crowd
President and Mrs. Wilson with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth tour Belgium’s wrecked cities including Ypres Ostend and Zeebrugge. The visit draws demonstrations in the afternoon while earlier residents were scarce. Attendants include Baruch Davis Hoover Harts and others aboard a train near Adinkerke.
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Cabinet ferment at Weimar
In Weimar the National Assembly and the Cabinet bustle amid pessimism as the Peace Treaty stance nears decision. Rumors say Scheidemann’s cabinet days are numbered with talk of a Noske Dernburg ministry or a possible Erzberger shift toward acceptance and a surprise.
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Loss of Donetz Coal Basin Hits Soviet Government
London reports the Bolshevik loss of the Donetz coal basin, a heavy blow to sustaining the Soviet government. Donetz coal supported railway improvements and factory operations, and its loss jeopardizes industrial function.
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Precautions in Vienna Contain Bolshevist Threat
Vienna cabinet council meets to curb Bolshevist disorders and Hungarian agitation. Arbeiterzeitung cites Hungarian spending to establish a Soviet Vienna and bribe police with 100,000 crowns. Police accountability movement grows as authorities seek to thwart Bolshevik aims.
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Communist Attacks in Berlin Fail to Seize Ham Born and Sterkrade
In Berlin authorities report a June 19 Communist attempt to seize key areas failed after they faced stiff resistance. The assaults aimed at Ham born and Sterkrade sites were repelled with limited gains by opposing forces.
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Italy’s Premier Orlando outlines price controls and reforms
The Premier pledged to curb middlemen, fix low prices for bread rice cereals sugar and petroleum, import meat at cost, and allow free commerce except alcohol. He cited social insurance for 10 million workers, arbitration commissions, and aims to improve living costs amid global unrest.
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Local claims of a new republic in German towns
The report notes scattered claims by a faction to occupy Ham and Sterkrade and establish a republic, cited by the newspaper E se scu dent of Zwohnf unhr Blatt. Hamborn and Sterkrade lie within the contested area.
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New Baltic Commissioner Named by American Peace Delegation
Paris June 19 Major Royall Tyler will replace Dr S E Morrison as a member of the Baltic Commission which meets to outline policy toward the Russian Baltic States Morrison resigns stating I am no Bolshevik I did not favor recognizing the Bolsheviks but I do not support Kolchak nor a policy I disagree with.
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Treaty text abroad to be published in London
Paris dispatch reports the peace treaty revisions sent to German delegates on June 14. The revised document will be published tomorrow in London. An airplane departed Paris bearing forty tin copies of the revised text.
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