Navy Against No Stop NC Flight Back to U S
The NC-4 will not attempt a non stop Atlantic return to the United States citing westward winds and ship limits. Admiral Taylor and Secretary Daniels weigh options as Read's Lisbon Plymouth flight report details delays and consensus favors not a nonstop home this season.
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NC Men Discuss Non Stop Flight
Plymouth England July 1 Associated Press reports a convann among the crew of a non stop flight. The discussion centers on the technical and logistical aspects of completing a nonstop journey. Continued on page four.
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Harry Hawker Early to Welcome NC-4 Commander
JONDON June 1 Harry G Hawker among first to greet NC-4 commander on arrival from Plymouth He shouted congratulations as Lieutenant Commander Read was jostled by a crowd Hawker had wired praise to the Plymouth crew and reached the station about half an hour before the late train.
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Ava Astor marries British peer in London ceremony
London June 2 The Times and Daily Express report Mrs Ava Willing Astor formerly Mrs John Astor has married Thomas Lister Ribblesdale fourth baron of that name at St Marys Church Branst Square London. Ribblesdale born 1854, became baron in 1876, has no heir and owns a large estate. The match links to Vincent and Muriel Astor, with Ava Astor long known as Mrs John Astor after John Jacob Astor II's death and divorce.
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200000 to Strike In Paris Today
Paris June 1 The Metal Workers Union around Paris plans a Monday morning strike over how the new eight hour law is applied. The Temps estimates the action could affect more than 200000 workers and officials warn underground lines may be tied up Tuesday if demands are not granted.
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80 Die in Theatre Panic at Valence Sur Rhone
Fire at a moving picture house in Valence sur Rhone during a performance left at least 80 dead and many injured. By that evening authorities reported 53 children and 21 women among the dead. About 4 000 spectators were in the hall when the blaze started in the operator’s cabinet causing a frantic rush for exits.
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When you leave town this summer
The Tribune offers a subscription reminder to readers planning summer travel. Call Beekman 3000 or write to the Subscription Dept at New York Tribune, 154 Nassau St., N.Y. C.
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Ireland United For Separation Says M. J. Ryan
Michael J. Ryan, one of three delegates sent to Paris by the Friends of Irish Freedom, returned from Havre to Philadelphia and said Ireland demands freedom. He recounted large crowds listening in cities and noted Irish enthusiasm, with plans possible for the mission. Continued on page six.
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Americans Ask Right to Plead Ireland's Cause
Paris June 1 Prank I Walsh and Edward F Dunne representing American Irish Societies sent a letter to President Wilson requesting a hearing before the four great powers if Ireland’s regularly chosen representatives are not allowed to present their case at the peace conference. They seek to present Philadelphia convention resolutions through official channels to fulfill their duty.
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Bolshevik Fleet Routed in Battle
Helsingsborg dispatch reports a fifty minute sea battle near Krasnaia Joeka west of Kronstadt. Bolshevik ships and seven British warships clashed in the Gulf of Finland. The British say no casualties. Bolshevik losses were claimed.
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Bremen Seeks End to Uncertainty with Secession Talk
MAYENCE June 1 The Rhine Republic is proclaimed in several Rhine cities. The population welcomes the move hoping it ends the uncertainty in the Rhine provinces about Allied nations and Germany. The provisional government led by De. Dorden sits at Wiesbaden. Berlin dispatch notes the danger of Rhineland declaring venublie is not over, with sub currents tearing the district from the Empire. Continued on newt page.
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Propaganda and pacifist themes across Entente nations
The document argues pacifist propaganda will be pushed in all Entente countries especially among demobilized soldiers. It claims newspapers pamphlets and speeches openly promote pacifism and criticise the French war cabinet. It discusses Alsace Lorraine and plebiscite ideas and forecasts hard peace terms with potential political shifts after the war.
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Pan Germans Visit Ex Kaiser at Amerongen
June 1 report from Amerongen notes ex Kaiser Wilhelm and three men strolling in the garden as a German American delegation from the Pan German League arrives. Dr Alfred Zimmermann possibly among companions. peace terms in German reach Wilhelm at Sea York. Pan German idea to invite Wilhelm back is met with ridicule by Vorwaerts.
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Erzberger Urges New War Against Anglo-Saxons
Paris dispatch reports Mathias Erzberger, former German Reichstag figure and head of the Armistice Commission, claiming in a leaked letter that Germany can delay action at the peace conference. He envisions a long future struggle to subdue Britain and the United States, with Russia’s aid, to reclaim world dominion.
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Germany’s World Position Shifts Six Months After Armistice
The article argues Germany’s standing improved since the armistice as Entente unity weakens. It claims England and America lose interest in harming Germany, while France seeks power at Germany’s cost. It warns of rising revolutionary trends in the Entente and historic territorial losses like Alsace Lorraine and Posen fading from view.
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Continent at War Echoes Roman Fate and Anglo-Saxon Struggle
A reflective piece compares World War I dynamics to ancient Rome, arguing continental power shifts favor the Anglo-Saxons. It claims Germany faces a prolonged struggle with Britain and the United States, notes France's relative weakness postwar, and highlights Poland as a pivotal yet delicate balance in Eastern policy.
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Russia gains influence but position weakened during war
Russia during the past decade gained considerable influence, but this was not really anti German nor anti Prussian. A Sunday excursion via New Jersey and a round trip to Liberty are noted with prices and dates mentioned in a cautious context.
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French Oppose Foe in League Big Four Declared to Believe Enemy Will Reject Pact
Paris June 1 The Tribone core report shows the four power council ready to concessions to Germany while President Wilson backs the union and Clemenceau seeks minimal changes. French demand partial plebiscite in Upper Silesia and a negotiated peace terms, with Britain and Italy wary of punitive measures and arms of the League. Negotiations expected to continue with no sail before June 20 unless a hitch arises.
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Treaty Undearable Says Brockdorf Treaty Undearable Says Brockdorf
Washington reports the government released the text of Count von BrockdorRantzen’s note to Premier Clemenceau dated May 29 critiquing the peace treaty. He says the treaty is more than the German people can bear and questions the obligation to carry it out despite the Versailles conference text.
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