De Valera Arrives in America for Sinn Fein Talks
Eamon de Valera arrives in the United States amid a crowd in New York to present himself as Irish President and seek support for Sinn Fein. He is greeted by admirers while remaining guarded about his travel details, visiting cities including Washington and Baltimore and meeting U.S. senators and Cardinal.
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Fends of Irish Freedom
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Joan W. Goff
Dani Gavighers
Catholi
Safe forced open in Rand School raid probe
State agents opened the big safe at the Society of the Commonwealth Centre office on East Fifteenth Street after a raid linked to the Lusk committee's probe of Bolshevism and radical movements. The ownership group includes the Rand School and Madison Square Garden owner New York Life warned against leasing to radicals. speeches at a recent Garden gathering are under Attorney General review for possible law violation.
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Rand
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Chicago
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Garden
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Newton
Swann
New York
Belgium King and Queen to Visit United States
Belgium's King Albert and Queen Elizabeth accepted President Wilson's invitation to visit the United States likely in September. It would be the first visit by the current king in twenty years since he was Prince and spent a year in the country as a tourist and reporter.
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Brussels
Wilson
Belgium
Albert
Elizabeth
United States
Cardinal Gibbons Urges All Catholics to Use Prayer Manual
A church notice cites Cardinal Gibbons urging Catholics to follow The Manual of Prayers. The item references a public appeal and Catholic devotion but lacks specific date or location details.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Germans Sunk Fleet at Scapa Flow Prompting Court Martial Debate
Late June reports from Berlin and London describe Admiral von Reuter facing court martial for breaking armistice by scuttling German fleet at Scapa Flow. Witnesses claim crews resisted, officers shot sailors who attempted to obey orders, and ships sank while in British hands.
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Wilson Prepares for Early Sailing Homeward
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson ready to sail from Brest to the United States on the battleship George Washington. The ship carries 2500 troops and an escort of one battleship and four destroyers with Azorean reinforcements, while Mrs Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson accompany the party.
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Turkish Forces Outnumber Greeks in Asia Minor
Paris reports severe clash in Asia Minor as Turkish forces outnumber Greek troops four to one. Greeks retreat under strong artillery fire while General Nide plans a defensive line from Perghanos through Magnesia to Aidin. Reinforcements expected in three to four days as Turkish numbers push toward Nazli and Aidin.
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Glasgow Eyewitness Describes German Vessel Scuttling Trip
An eyewitness recounts a Stromness school trip aboard the Flying Kestrel to view German warships. The group passed Hindenburg and other vessels, noted quiet German sailors, and observed destroyers as the boat moved away.
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Wilson likely to leave Paris this week for Washington
Information from Washington indicates President Wilson will probably depart Paris Wednesday or Thursday for home. He is expected to be in Washington by July 4 and sail from Brest if possible within eight days. Upon return he plans a nationwide tour to explain treaty provisions and the League of Nations to the public.
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France
Imperial Granum Ad Creates Summer Baby Health Promise
An advertisement extols Imperial Granum as the best safeguard for babies during summer. It also promotes Calox Tooth Powder for cleansing and whitening, positioning these products as essential health aids in warm weather.
Germany agrees to unconditional Peace Treaty signing
Paris June 22 German Government at Weimar formally notified its intent to sign the Peace Treaty unconditionally. The note, one page typed, prompted swift replies from Durasta and leaders in Paris. Signing date remains uncertain pending German credentials.
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Germany Accepts Peace Terms Yet Protests Preserve Honor
Paris June 23 The German Republic states it will accept and sign the peace conditions after suffering through years of conflict. It condemns the terms as unjust yet agrees to comply while asserting no act of violence can touch German honor. Signed by Von Haniel.
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Haniel von Haimhausen
Germany
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Lloyd George
Naming Of Hansel Irritates Council
A local council debate focuses on naming Hansel to a public post drawing complaints about the choice. Officials argue over procedure and the impact on community unity while opponents press for alternative names.
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German Peace Treaty approval shakes Weimar session
Paris dispatch reports Germany accepts terms after tense Versailles talks. Weimar Assembly votes 237 to 188 with 25 blank ballots to sign the Entente peace treaty amid fears of punitive military action. Fehrenbach ends debate as urns show mixed Yet and Aye cards amid crowd and political tension.
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Magnifico A Quality Clear From Key West Stores
An advertisement notes Magnifico A quality clear from Key West stores with a rare bouquet and mild profile. It targets buyers with a promotional line urging action and a reference to backsliding or backward child in copy.
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Weimar Assembly Backs Unconditional Peace Terms
The National Assembly voted to sign the peace terms unconditionally despite protests from the National Party and parts of the Centrists. General Maercker warned army officers may retire if the government signs without concessions, citing military honor. Dr. Haniel von Haimhausen said he will not sign the allied terms.
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Short tenure for Bauer cabinet in Weimar chaos
Weimar notes report the Scheidemann government’s fall after six months of factional split and disillusionment among Socialists and Democrats. The exit is welcomed by workers who blame the coalition for not translating socialist theory into practice and for betraying November promises.
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