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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
4
Special to The New York Times reports Belgian envoy Baron Monehr praising the United States for its wartime transformation. He notes Americans rally behind freedom and humanity, with crowds greeting the speech and banners waved in support.
German newspapers relay Warsaw telegram from the National Party outlining demands for an independent Polish nation with a monarchical constitution and two chamber representation. It calls for a strong army based on Polish legions, Polish participation in negotiations, a regents council to govern until a head is chosen, and a provisional State Council as a legislative body.
In Tokyo on June 21 Viscount Ichiro Metona Foreign Minister hailed closer Japan United States collaboration against common enemies. He said cordial relations could cement a powerful alliance serving their rights and interests, noting China’s position and Germany as the central opposing force.
Copenhagen dispatch states Germans are officially told fat rations for next winter will drop to fifty last winter levels. The act aims to restrict exports and conserve supplies for the central powers, with details on weekly allowances and daily usage, signaling a tightening in vital food imports.
London reports Allies denounce postwar treaties and plan to craft new commercial conventions. The broadcast cites officials outlining a broader economic framework after the conflict.
In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law faced Liberal questions on actions against those blamed in the Mesopotamia Blue Book. He refused to elaborate until members review the material, asserting the govt must consider disciplinary measures for those accused while denying any presumption of guilt against Baron Hardinge. The debate mirrors wider press unrest over the Dardanelles commission fallout.
Zurich dispatch reports Prince von Buelow has left his country home near Hem and issued a denial of plans to bring back ex King Constantine of Greece. He says he has felt no stirring for several weeks.
AEROLUX L AND W with Pennsy and Long Island trains suggests small cottage improvements for summer comfort. Pricing notes show wide slat selections from 6 to 12 feet in various widths, with itemized costs per size.
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