Turkey Rejects Turkish Plea in Allied Response
The Allied powers reply to Damad Pasha's memorandum dated June 17. They condemn Turkey's entry into the war and crimes, judge the nation by its government, and refuse full territorial restoration while urging a peaceful, rights-based settlement and Turkish self-strengthening through economic and intellectual reform.
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Turkey eyes single mandated choice amid near east talks
Howard Heinz reports near universal diplomatic attitude in the Near East toward a mandatory partition plan. Opponents warn against division as a potential outcome of lasting regional settlement.
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Turkish Crown Prince peeks at peace plans in Paris interview
Howard Heinz reports to the American Peace Commission after meeting the Turkish Crown Prince who weighs the Near East, Turkey’s future, and the role of America as mandatory. The prince favors unity under a benevolent mandate and warns against fragmenting Turkey.
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Doubt Expressed On German Faith In Peace Treaty
Paris June 26 The Associated Press reports that peace conference circles doubt the German government will keep faith with the treaty noting the German note’s defiant tone and delay in carrying out promises. Delegates fear ratification may be delayed and reparations enforcement could proceed without it.
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Allies Warn Germany of Punitive Actions Over Bad Faith
Paris reports Allies warn Germany of punishment for sinking ships and burning flags, and hold Berlin responsible for unofficial support to Polish resistance in Posen and East West Prussia. The note promises reparations after investigations and cites breach of armistice terms.
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Early death for Bolshevism predicted by American officer
Major James A. Babbitt of the American Red Cross Commission to Germany says Bolshevism in Europe will die in three months. He cites humane treatment of Russian prisoners and loyal German commoners as signs of a rekindled war spirit and support for the ex Kaiser. He argues peace terms reflect military caste collapse, not popular demand.
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Denikin’s forces claim major advances in southern Russia
Special Cable to The New York Times reports General Denikin’s army has freed 70 000 square miles, captured 10 000 prisoners, 30 guns, 700 machine guns, and 200 locomotives by June 1. It threatens Tsaritsin cutting Bolshevist links via the Volga and nears Kharkoff Pavlograd, threatening rail lines in the Crimea.
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London Jews Observe Day of Mourning Across City
The Jewish community in London marks a day of mourning for Eastern European Jew killings. East End shops close, many workers attend synagogues or large protests urging the government to push the Peace Conference to act.
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Hays Seeks League Reform Across Capitol Talks
Republican National Committee chairman Will Hays met with Senate leaders in Washington for ten hours to push a reservations based approach to amending the League of Nations covenant. He indicated he was for a League but refused to disclose specifics and cautioned against partisan framing while urging a qualifying resolution. He planned to stay in the capital through the Treaty of Peace deliberations as GOP opposition remains split.
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Reds Terrorize and Loot Hamburg
Reported raiders seize Hamburg causing explosions and machine gun fire as government troops rush to the city. Latest dispatches say government forces recaptured the railway station amid ongoing clashes.
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Berlin Riots and Food Strikes Sweep City
Berlin reports hunger riots in Charlottenburg and other districts with plunder of victual shops and cherry prices surging above official levels. Strikes by railway workers and postal staff spread, while police and soldiers clash with looters and warn of economic chaos.
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Senatorial Clash Over League of Nations Amendments
Senators voiced division as treaty prospects neared, with Senator Lodge pushing for a qualifying resolution in hopes of uniting Republican opposition. Opponents doubt a settlement on policy before the peace treaty reaches the Senate within ten days.
Americans Lose Men in Fight in Siberia
In Siberia, one officer and three enlisted men were killed, two wounded, and one officer plus four enlisted men captured in recent fighting with anti-Kolechbak forces. All victims were from the 31st Infantry. several named personnel are identified, with captures near the Souchan Mine and at Novitskaya as Bolshevik fire halted rescue attempts.
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Ukrainians End Truce With Ukrainian Advance
Paris reports that the armistice between the Poles and Ukrainians, agreed several days ago, has been broken by a Ukrainian advance. The information comes from Paris dated June 26.
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