Hungary Signs Treaty of Peace at Versailles
At Versailles on June 4 the peace treaty with Hungary was signed in the Grand Palais amid arrivals of leaders including Premier Hitler, and King Alexander of Greece. The Hungarian delegates presented the treaty as the harshest yet hopeful for revision, while Hungarian public opinion in Budapest remained tense with reports of unrest and counterclaims about adherence to terms.
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British bids limited for Fryatt ship as war risk noted
Historic ship Uluchien? Fryatt era actions loom as bids restricted to British bidders only. The Bruteals, canceled by the German approach, were blamed for early 1918 tensions. Captain Fryatt ordered the Ushout, was captured, tried for mutiny, and executed by order of Admiral von Tirpitz.
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New Mexico Democrats Adopt Unit Rule for Delegation
Fragmented telegraphic report shows Roswell June 4 coverage of the Pemper tate Convention session with emphasis on twelve Uninstructed delegates and efforts to unify the delegation. It mentions a vote on resolutions including opposition to a wealth tax and foreign policy planks, amid messy OCR text.
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Roswell
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Italy Seeks Larger Indemnity Share After War Losses
Paris reports Premier Nitti of Italy contends the wartime indemnity split is unfair. He cites Italy missing a share of German colonies and surrendered ships. The debate touches Belgium’s damages and Italy’s call for firmer protection of its wartime sacrifices and claims.
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Paris
Pemier Nitti
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Trahan
Repurietions
Aviators Break Record For Continuous Flight
In Paris on June a Goliath airship piloted by Lieutenants Rossout tot and Bernard set a world record for continuous flight of 24 hours 19 minutes 7 seconds covering a distance of 1910 15 kilometres. The craft also claimed records for 1000 and 1500 kilometres, with times 29 hours 5 minutes 5 seconds and 14 hours 42 minutes anconds. The German Landmann previously held a similar record at 2 hours 44 minutes 49 seconds in 1914.
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Yale Faculty Protest Over Confrontal Political Resolutions
Sixty Yale University faculty members led a protest before Congress objecting to religious and political platform items touching Britain and Ireland. The letter, signed by LONDON, June 4, notes motives of the United States and opposition to confessional resolutions. The report also mentions Bolshevik activity and troop movements near the Dnieper, with Welsh forces advancing and areas like Hrachow to Lisle and Yaererkey cited in the dispatches.
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British Labor Calls on Irish To End Strife
British labor leaders urge an end to Irish strife as clashes across counties surge. Reports claim decisive nationalist victories in Fermanagh and other districts, with significant defeats for Unionists and heavy disruption to railway and munition efforts.
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Opposition to foreign interference in domestic affairs
The document protests against any interference by foreign nations or the United States in domestic affairs and objects to congressional resolutions or political platforms involving relations between Great Britain and Ireland. It recalls opposition during the Civil War and asserts commitment to sovereign governance without foreign intervention.
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German Plea for Leniency Rejected by New York Chamber
The Bremen Chamber appeals to the New York Chamber of Commerce to protest Allied actions over the Scapa Flow surrender of German warships. The New York group declines judgment on Allied policy while stressing interest in world trade and avoiding public judgment on negotiated settlements.
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Peace negotiations shift with new Eastern Republic
The War Eastern Republic, now based at Vorkhno Udinsk, seeks disarmament of General Semenof’s Russian forces and evacuation of Transbachalin by Geto Teigty. The Soviet government recognizes the two later governments, one claiming independence amid ongoing talks.
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Rail Workers Gain Wage Increases and Guard Grants
London reports the National Board may raise railway pay to seven shillings weekly for certain grades, adding to existing increases. The article notes proposed major pay for human days and cites a general strike for railway workers being unlikely, with the Central Wage Board mulling the demands.
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Ex-Ka Espionage Watch Follows Arrests In Netherlands
Reports say the former Empress of Germany may be under medical care in Utrecht as a team moves from Amerongen to Lorn. Two suspects were arrested near the gate of Count and Countess Hohenzollern’s home as Dutch police rush secure Doorn estate. Authorities deny confirmation while cordons and detectives tighten surveillance on the residence.
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Doorn
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German Generals Pledge Allegiance To New Republic
Berlin report states commanding Reichswehr officers pledged allegiance to the republic and constitution. Major General van Liechten urged confidence in the army while Chancellor Mueller and Minister Gessler framed political rights and nonpartisanship. London dispatch notes intense campaign in Company with threats and clashes involving Independent Socialists and revolvers.
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German Embassy Plate At Madrid Sold For Pesetas
Madrid reports the German Embassy silver plate porcelain and imperial arms were sold for 9000 pesetas with many pictures and wine also disposed of. The Embassy property had fallen to the Spanish Military Club amid negotiations and inquiries. Rome says Count Vader will travel to London to discuss the German indemnity issue.
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Wilh
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Greek Martial Law Limited HENS Grider Inv
Martial law measures report limited censorship with no broad restrictions. Officials note few curbs on press and movement while enforcement remains narrowly targeted. Observers cite unclear scope and potential legal challenges to the policy.
Vienna newspaper signals shift in Europe amid uncertain plans
A distorted fragment suggests Vienna aligns with Germany on a quiet approach to a broader political cycle. Officials debate policy as lawmakers weigh public safety, international relations, and potential governmental changes shaping the coming period.
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