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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
25
An encyclical issued Monday signals permission for Catholic monarchs to call on the Holy See in Rome, marking a move to ease wartime tensions and promote peace. The document urges armament reduction and church cooperation, framing forgiveness and unity as essential to stabilizing international relations.
The document describes a chain of royal movements and diplomatic frictions in early 1900s Europe. Germany allegedly intervenes to avert a crisis, King Carlos of Portugal faces overthrow threats, Humbert Austria relations fray, and Rome eyes an April 1904 visit plan involving Flanders and Belgium as Papal diplomacy yields an ensuing encyclical.
U S senators clash over the Armenian mandate as the Foreign Relations Committee report opposes intervention. Amendments seek a direct vote and joint American Armenian commission to supervise aid funds. votes mark party lines with Republicans opposing and some Democrats switching sides.
A French military court in Ludwigshaven jailed Captain Imhof for sixteen years for looting French chateaus during the occupation. His home yielded furniture paintings and tapestries stolen from French properties. Imhof argued that officers from the Crown Prince downward were complicit, but the judge declined harsher treatment.
Foreign Minister M. Benes of Gazeno Slovanakia asks the League to send a commission to the Teschen plebiscite area to monitor disturbances. He cites border tensions and seeks an independent inquiry, as Britain considers the broader Polish border disputes.
John M. Morin of Pillshores announces General William W. Atterbury as a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination at Chicago. Morin praises Atterbury’s business and railroad work and notes his wartime service and overseas duty.
The country home of Dr. W. Seward Webb of New York at Shelburne was damaged by fire and water when a torch tied by a roofer ignited the attic. Damage to the house and furnishings, including pictures and hooks, was estimated at 175 000. Mrs Webb was a Vanderbilts daughter and cousin of the Duchess of Marlborough.
A blaze on a Galveston wharf initiated by sunlit glass caused extensive damage totaling about 1.5 million dollars. The fire destroyed a million dollars in sisal and another 900000 in property.
Russian Bolshevik units facing Poles and Ukrainians south of Kiel have withdrawn to prepared positions after fighting with superior enemy forces. Villages near Molodechno and northwest of Minsk were briefly abandoned then recaptured amid heavy fighting. In the Zhlotsin Mozindis sector the battle rages near the rail line west of Retchitsa as Bolshevik troops hold the area south of Koshiany and nearby hamlets. No fresh information on the Boreeminy right bank actions.
John J H Leary, formerly on The Tribune staff and now with The New York World, to receive $1000 for best example of a reporter’s work during the year. The prize is a gift of Columbia University’s School of Journalism founded by Joseph Pulitzer.
Paris reports that President Deshanel chaired a Council of Ministers meeting. He thanked officials for sympathy after his recent accident. Premier Millerand expressed government devotion and noted the president intends to rest for several weeks.
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