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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1919
Page
25
A German correspondent reports cautious optimism on progress toward peace talks as German counters propose counteroffers and warning against Entente harshness. The piece notes Polish and British exchanges, French proposals, and cautious hope for firmer mediation, with emphasis on avoiding a breakdown in negotiations.
The report notes a conference resuming in Lviv area with Austrian and German officials, including Dr Ubo Becer, aiming to ease tensions while discussing peace terms. Delegations from Austria and Hungary are present as talks proceed amid cautious public optimism.
Fragmentary text discusses treaty concessions and governmental officials, referencing the Senate, ministers, and a conference. Content is garbled with names and dates unreadable, offering little clear fact or context beyond general governmental discourse.
A fragmentary dispatch notes that Rican Rebels are driven into Nicaragua amid cross border clashes. The report mentions Caribbean sea activity and American military involvement, with cited quotes about friendship and mission implementing stabilization.
Paris reports Admiral Kolchak, head of the all Russian government at Omsk, replies to Allied proposals. He reserves on a Constituent Assembly and on negotiations with new states, while seeking recognition and aid under terms tied to future Russia. The exchange centers on indemnities, frontier questions with Poland and Finland, and the path to a Russian Constituent Assembly.
A British report says Bolsheviki were driven from Alexandrovsk on the Caspian shore and British bombardment followed. It notes recapture of Samupl by Bolsheviki on the Kamu River southwest of Perm and claims ongoing Bolshevik advances. German forces on the Bathonian front are said to aid the Bolsheviki with violent fighting reported on multiple fronts.
Prague reports by Associated Press that Hungarian Bolshevik Army troops scored unexpected success against the Czechoslovak forces in Slovakia. The enemy retreat is noted with Slovakia’s rich areas in Hungarian hands, and relief is sought only by French intervention. The casualty and force figures appear highly inflated in the dispatches.
Authorities traced “Dynamite Louisa” to the Brescia circle linked to Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman and learned she left for Russia in 1917 with Trotsky. NY detectives, federal agents, and local units widened investigations into radical groups after the Harlem fatal blast in July 1914 and related plots. Different leads include a linen laundry trail, a hat buyer clue, and a tenement hall bomb found on First Avenue.
Detroit police seized two men identified as Stoykoff and Panewof from the Rugian Federation of Union Workers as part of a Cleveland inquiry. Authorities say the suspects denied recent Cleveland ties and information suggests potential connection to last Monday’s plot targeting Mayor Harry L. Davis's home. Detectives traveled to Detroit to question the men and determine if they should be returned.
Amid bomb outrages and the Mooney case, union vote drives a possible general strike. Letters found on suspects reference June 2 dynamitings and plans, while radicals pledge sympathy and Socialist leaders back national action. Haywood seeks bail while prison doctors note nervous trouble as appeals proceed.
Special Correspondent reports in Philadelphia as William J. Flynn arrives to head the federal bomb investigation. James T. Cortelyou also joins to assist, with headquarters set in the federal building. Detectives link a bookstore purchase of an Italian English dictionary to the Washington bombing and note a possible weak zinc bomb casing. The inquiry probes anarchist and Bolshevik sympathizers amid arrests and auctions of funds for anticipated arrests.
Federal authorities report radicals including anarchists and Bolsheviks plan a five day protest starting July fourth on the East Side in St. Mark's Place and nearby streets. They aim to convert a nationwide labor strike into terrorist propaganda through outdoor gatherings and parades to signal social and economic unrest.
In Leavenworth Kansas William J. Big Bill Haywood nation al secretary treasurer of the Industrial Workers of the World says the recent homby outrages are decidedly unfortunate and he refuses to comment further beyond declaring he had no connection with the plot to destroy con.
Bills prohibiting immigration for five years and tightening alien entry rules were introduced in the Senate. Senator King of Utah proposes excluding anarchists and others who seek government overthrow, while Senator Sterling of South Dakota would reform citizenship laws to naturalize only those who meet strict standards.
In Cleveland a young woman said to be secretary of the local Finnish Socialist party branch and employed as a housemaid is in federal custody for further examination. Police found Bolshevik literature in her room and authorities warn of possible bomb plot involvement. Mayor Davis received an unsigned note threatening more violence as plans to overthrow order in Cleveland. An armed July 4 demonstration was promised.
Mexico City reports the death of José Inez Davila, a former federal general and Oaxaca governor, killed in battle in Oaxaca after leading revolts for over four years. President Carranza asks Congress to authorize three new railways to connect undeveloped regions with existing lines, aiming to end isolation and create a centralized system.
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