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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
A Paris dispatch reports that French aims in the Rhineland include fostering self government and local autonomy through German committees and French led departments. General Mangin emphasizes building a mutual economic framework to counter Prussian influence and encourage German self-direction.
The Peace Conference Council of Five met in Paris to discuss Galicia's political status. The meeting also reportedly planned to study broader colonization issues in Africa.
Paris reports the Chinese delegation doubts signing the Peace Treaty without a reservation over Shantung. They seek approval from major powers except Japan for a reservation. The United States supports and urges the Chinese to sign with a reservation, England is neutral, while France protests against any reservation by any signatory.
Cardinal Annette Archbishop of Paris directs Te Deum in Sacred Heart church Montmartre on Friday and in all diocese churches on Sunday. He calls prayers for peace to continue until treaties are concluded with the powers France war.
The text portrays a leader who views the Rhineland as a barrier to future Prussian aggression and rejects annexation. He supports German unity but seeks substantial autonomy for Rhine regions, aimed at educating the Rhine people to govern themselves and foster an independent spirit.
Rome reports the Chamber of Deputies postponed discussion of the electoral reform until the new Nitti cabinet forms. The political fight pits Sonnino and anti-Nitti factions against a nationalist front led by d Annunzio, with lingering scrutiny of Nitti’s earlier positions and his decision to stay in Italy rather than join Paris as peace delegate.
In Copenhagen on June 24 crowds gathered after Germany accepted the peace terms. Foreign warships in the harbor blew steam whistles and sirens as flags rose nationwide. Thousands cheered as allied sailors carried banners and national anthems echoed through streets and venues. French sailors laid flowers on the Soldiers' Monument.
Army and Navy Museum employees report a staged raid by a lieutenant and ten soldiers who seized flags after being granted access by Director J. M. Bunder. The group, joined by civilians, burned the trophies at Interden Linden using gasoline and kerosene, threatening violence to resistors.
A Copenhagen dispatch via Exchange Telegraph reports several soldiers arrested in Weimar on charges of planning to arrest and murder former premier Philipp Scheidemann. The plot targeted him for Monday evening.
Paris June 25 Premier Clemenceau signaled elections at the earliest possible date, likely late September or October, while prioritizing rapid demobilization. He warned that German caution after Scapa Flow and Kiel requires maintaining an army to enforce treaty terms, especially Polish evacuation. Plans include mail voting or special leave for soldiers.
Lieutenant John Beggs of the 23d Infantry, Kansas City, is under arrest in Coblenz on a murder charge linked to a shooting in Seeburg near the neutral zone. German authorities say two civilians died. Beggs claims another American was responsible. He was arrested near Cabienz with home-call orders and will be tried by general court martial.
Allied commanders give Hungary until the evening of June 25 to withdraw from the invaded Czech lands and demand full compensation for damages. After evacuation, Romania may be asked to leave Hungarian territory. Hungary signals willingness to comply. Paris dispatch notes Hungary’s Mobilization of workers due to unfavorable military and low troop morale.
Two piece models of tropical weight cloth rise in popularity with neat stripes and checks in gray tan and mixed tones. Available in all sizes from 33 to 46 including shorts stout and tall fits.
Justice Brandeis of the U S Supreme Court and honorary Zionist Movement president sails from Paris to Marseilles to board the Peninsula and Oriental Line bound for Palestine. A rapid trip via the Mauretania cuts travel time to about sixteen days from America to Palestine.
Serious rioting occurred in Hamburg on Monday and Tuesday as mobs attacked food preserving plants amid rumors of carcasses found inside. Managers were dragged into the streets while the War Provision Department office was wrecked. Troops fired when mobs pressed, leaving several dead or wounded.
King Alfonso delivered a throne speech at the Cortes reopening in the Senate House. He spoke of joy at peace, Spain’s Vatican concord, and relations with nations, noting Poland Czechoslovakia and Finland recognition, League of Nations adhesion, and plans for social welfare bills and national development.
Lilby Barrett, newly elected International Board member of the United Mine Workers, says Nova Scotia miners will work five days a week starting July 1. The plan, announced at Glace Bay, stirs labor circles in Cape Breton.
Berlin and all of Germany feel resentment after accepting the peace, with Berlingske Tidende noting a gulf between Berlin and Paris. Vor wirts argues the peace, born of force, lacks legitimacy and will only endure as long as power mirrors the dictating balance.
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