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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

23

Police Close To Bomb Plot Perpetrators

Two Russians held in Detroit and arrests expected as authorities pursue leaders of a radical network linked to the Washington Palmer bombing. Officials say the bomber, tied to Italian and Spanish anarchists, was identified from recovered remains and associates in New York and Philadelphia. The investigation centers on US cities with a new DOJ campaign led by William J. Flynn, while Detroit suspects allegedly had a letter praising the June 2 explosions.

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Treaty and Fourteen Points Referenced in Wilson Quip

President Wilson is quoted amid German counter proposals to the peace treaty. He asserts the treaty is fully in line with his fourteen points, while acknowledging others hold contrary views and expressing intent to correct errors if needed. The report cites DARIS June 61 as source material.

Daris Wilson

Arrest Involves $25 000 Bribe On Income Tax

Federal agents arrested Jay A. Weber secretary to W Ahnelt president of the Pictorial Review Company at the McAlpin Hotel on a charge of attempting to pay $25 000 to Internal Revenue agent N Wy Gropper to certify the correctness of the company income tax return for 1913 The bail was set at 60 000 and the examination scheduled for June 13 The Pictorial Review Company books were seized for audit to determine exact taxable income and reconcile with prior returns President William P Abnett denied any wrongdoing and said the company acted under proper advice from tax agents The federal probe could implicate other prominent individuals in related tax matters

Jay A. Weber W. Ahnelt Tritorial Review Company McAlpin Hotel United States Hitchenck Federal Allicit TL 14 Weber Pictoral Review Company Sitehnock Pictorial Review Company Gropper Miian Abnelt Denten Chargen William P. Abnett Weber Einge Avenue Department Pilsginal Review Company Auty Han Tewae Paderai Minpaen- Hine

Erzberger Urges Germany to Sign Armistice Memorandum

According to the Tageszeitung of Berlin, Mathias Erzberger, head of the German Armistice Commission, is preparing a memorandum that weighs the form and all aspects of the treaty and advocates accepting terms by signing. The report stresses a cautious, formal approach to the peace proposal.

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Bavarian Red Leader Executed In Munich Turmoil

Fragmented report notes execution of a Bavarian Red leader amid Munich unrest. Mentions strikes, military preparations, cabinet actions, and various officials amid wartime strain. Details are garbled but indicate political coercion and rising violence in Bavaria and Munich.

LOS Lotine Nissen Copure Hagen Messner Nepun Kenner Netlin Tavroyjus Suri Munich Lyipiar

Lodge Assails World League at Senate Vote

New York Tribune dispatch from Washington reports Senator Borah’s resolution sustaining the American peace initiative and urging the peace conference consider Irish aspirations. Senator Shark Williams voted against the measure as the Foreign Relations Committee amendment was debated. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts explained sympathy with Irish governance aims. Continued on next page.

New York Tribune Workington Bureau Washington Borah Senate John Shark Williams Massachusetts Senauto Henatet Walsh Zenptor Ion Wo Weeks Longe Delierel Hefart Anat Trelind Weader

Peace Envoys Probe German Peace Term Leaks

U S peace delegates seek all copies of the German peace terms after reports that copies have reached New York. Berlin is said to be sending photo reproductions to every U S Senator and Representative. British reporters in Paris review delays of their initial dispatches on council of four changes.

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New Army Bill Cuts Forces to 400000 Men

Washington report says the House Military Affairs Committee approved an army plan reducing the next year’s strength to about 400000 men from over a million. Navy and Marine ceilings also sliced to 200000 and 17000 respectively, with temporary additions. The move aims to save hundreds of millions of dollars while preserving core military capacity.

New York Tribune Washington Bureau Washington Baker House Julius Kan France Aduirs Nations Marine Corps Kahn Senate Naval Affairs Transport Services Navy Army War Department Military Affairs Committee Army B Hines Appropriations Committee

Lenine Letter Reveals Strain in Allied Fight

Geneva June The Associated Press reports an authentic autograph letter from Nikolai Lenin to a Russian comrade describes Lenin growing tired of the struggle against Allied forces and organization. Dated Moscow May the message notes weakness in Lenin’s party and warns the general situation is worsening with the remark we are in went troubley.

Geneva Associated Press Nikolai Lenins Lenine Moscow May Leniner

Senate turns to leak inquiry on peace treaty text

Washington reports show debate over whether the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will summon administration leaders to testify on the alleged leak of the peace treaty with Germany. Senators Lodge Hitchcock and other Republicans push for an investigation while Democrats resist, citing executive branch prerogatives and political timing. The dispute mirrors broader battles over the treaty’s public disclosure and the pace of ratification.

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