Bomb plot leads to New York death identified
A terrorist linked to a failed bomb plot is identified in Philadelphia as the nation debates a possible immediate constitutional amendment. The Senate votes 56 to 25 for woman suffrage and suffragists press for extra sessions as ratification by 36 states remains required. The nationwide fight has already begun.
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Senate approves constitutional suffrage amendment vote
The U S Senate backed the Susan B Anthony original sen such as the national vote rights amendment passing by a two thirds margin. The amendment now goes to state legislatures for ratification with support from newly elected senators while opponents and delayed debates frame the historic moment.
Labor Storms in the World
Paris firms grind to a halt as more than 359000 workers strike for an eight hour day and higher wages. To ld o Mayor calls troops to quell automobile worker unrest. Winnipeg and Vancouver join in a general strike for a forty four hour week and collective bargaining. Toronto metal workers persist after general strike failure. Buenos Aires lines partly shut with no papers for six days. Atlanta telegraph operators strike in support of union members.
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Toledo
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Foronto
Metal Workers
Divine Healing Plot Revived at Trinity Chapel Paris Strike
In Trinity Chapel New York Dr William T ning rector sponsors James Moore Hickson an England born layman who heals by laying on of hands He claims cures of organic and functional ailments though not all and frames healing as a church apostolic gift restored after centuries A Paris strike report notes Bolshevik influence and widespread stoppages affecting transport and industries across the Paris region through June 4.
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Flis
Paris
Vetry
Versailles
Big 4 Fails Senate Plan on Fee Treaty Inquiry
Wilson and Clemenceau oppose concessions while Lloyd George backs softer terms as debates halt an agreed inquiry into the fee treaty reply. Leah denotes a key figure or codename in the stalled plan. The article frames European leaders and parliamentary factions amid tensions over negotiating terms.
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Vittorio Orlando
Italy
Col House Acting As a Conciliator At Paris Peace Talks
Paris June 4 The peace conference circle seen anxious as German and Austrian treaties loom. Colonel House guides American diplomacy with Balfour to clarify courses. Allies seek early action while framing reparations and military terms, aiming for workable peace and rapid settlement.
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Associated Press
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Silesia
Germany
Hitchcock Asks an Investigation into Treaty Copies
Senator Hitchcock proposed a Senate inquiry to learn how New York financiers and lawyers obtained copies of the peace treaty denied to the public and press. The resolution, drafted after talks with Acting Secretary Polk and Democratic leaders, cites Lodge and Borah charging Wall Street interests held treaty copies.
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When you leave town this summer Tribune follow you
The Tribune invites readers to arrange vacation delivery by contacting Beckman 3000 or writing to Subscription Dept New York Tribune 154 Nassau St New York C for mail service during summer travel.
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Police trace anarchists to East Fifteenth Street HQ
Police yesterday hunted the anarchist suspects tied to Monday night bombings. They centered on a five story building at East Fifteenth Street housing Russian groups. Officers noted a mix of educational rooms, a weekly newspaper office, and portraits of Lenin and Trotsky. Prominent figures and organizations connected to the site include the Federation of Unions of Russian Workmen and Bread and Freedom.
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Bread and Wreedom
Bread and Freedom
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Europe
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Troteky
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Human Freedom
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New Brunswick
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Two Women Sought As Bomb Plotters
Authorities pursue two women linked to a bomb plot with federal and municipal agencies aiding the investigation. No arrests were reported by local authorities as the case continues, with the main investigative focus on the chief evidence team.
Flynn to Lead U S Hunt for Bomb Plotters
Washington June 4 William J Flynn former suet of the Treasury Secret Service named chief of the Bureau of Investigation will lead a broad federal drive against violent radicals. Agencies including Treasury and Post Office secret services will shadow about 1000 known potential criminals and pursue stronger deportation and immigration controls amid calls for new federal laws.
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Anthony Caminetti
Labor
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Caminett
Bombs Made In Cleveland Reported Across Cities
Officials say thousands of Justice agents and police hunted for Tuesday bombing suspects. Veracity reports tie plot to New York and Philadelphia leads. Chicago, Boston, and Cleveland raids target alleged radicals as 28 men, all noncitizens, are detained after Mayor Davis bombing.
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Palmer
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Harry L. Davis
Identity of Slain Anarchist Known
Philadelphia authorities expect the killer of A Mitchell Palmer to be named within forty eight hours. Police believe the same gang bombed Palmer’s home and now hunt a dead anarchist tied to the Washington explosion. Searches of city laundries and hat bands aim to identify the man. eight or more radicals are under surveillance as the manhunt narrows.
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A. Mitchell Palmers
Philadelphia
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A. Mitchell Palmer
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