Canada Will Fight Soviet To a Finish
Ottawa reports a domestic crisis as Canada faces a labor driven challenge labeled Soviet influence. Premier Sir Robert Lorden pledges loyalty and law and order, asserting there is no compromise with the movement backed by unions, labor factions, and alleged overseas funds amid Western disturbances.
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Dannemora hospital charges spark inquiry in New York
Charges of brutal beatings, underfeeding, improper confinement, and misdiagnosed insanity at Dannemora State Hospital for the Criminal Insane prompt a public investigation request from Louis Greenspan. He seeks hearings in New York to probe alleged mistreatment and deaths including patients Sealy and Goldstein, with support from his brother Murphy Greenspan.
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The Suburban Home Contest Opens Minds Wide
A brief item notes the Suburban Home Contest while highlighting an editorial push for open mindedness. Readers are invited to join the event and consider inventive design ideas in the community setting. The tease mentions Grantland Rice and other features on the page.
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Americans Murdered By Mexican Bandits
Two Americans and more than 120 Mexicans have been killed by Yaquis and bandits in Sonora's Colorado district over two weeks, per nine American mining men returning to report conditions. Washington debate follows on mobilizing Texas Cavalry to bolster border security amid a critical Mexican situation.
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Vacation Ad Teases Tribune Patrol to Your Summer Home
The Tribune offers to follow readers on summer trips via Beekman 3000 or by writing to the Subscription Dept at New York Tribune. Public notice invites readers to contact the paper for service while away from the city.
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Clemenceau Blocks Plan to Modify Terms
A crowded wartime council of four made little progress replying to German counter proposals. The American commission acted as mediator while French and English positions remained wide apart. Clemenceau stood firm against any reduction of terms.
Healer Hickson Cured Them Two Patients Say
A Tribune report tells how James Moore Hickson at Trinity Chapel healed a woman during two public sessions. The first treatment left her hip pain gone after two weary years, and she described sleeping well and transforming energy.
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American Firms Win 40 Million Francs Reconstruction Job
ARIS reports a French contract valued at 200 million francs or about 40 million dollars for rebuilding the Rheims Nancy and Soissons area. The award goes to American firms led by a steel corporation. Official representatives tour back to the United States after the announcement.
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All Hope Gone for Dry Law Repeal
Washington June 7 All hope of repealing wartime prohibition before it takes effect July 1 was abandoned as the Republican steering committees in both houses failed to schedule the repeal measure. Congress has three weeks to act on Wilsons request to rescind war time wine and beer prohibition, but focus remains on passing appropriation bills by mid month. Representative Claude Kitchin signaled he would support repeal if it comes to a vote to meet the Presidents wish.
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Police Create 100 Crews To Nab Bomb Plotters
Police and federal authorities vow relentless pursuit of those behind Monday night bomb blasts. William J Flynn reports more than 100 crews already in action to halt planned July 4 demonstrations. Additional guards placed at police HQ, Municipal and Federal buildings, Post Office and Wall Street sites as efforts focus on identifying those responsible. Continued on page eleven.
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U S Envoys Deny Giving Them Out
Paris June 7 The American delegation led by President Wilson refuses to publish or share the German peace treaty until it is signed and completed. A delegation member says the pledge to not reveal the text stands and that Germany was not asked to keep it secret. The covenant cited in questions is considered distinct from the treaty terms.
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Will Get Treaty In Spite of Wilson
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson will resist transmitting the peace treaty to the Senate. Republicans demand access to the text, with readings estimated at thirteen hours. copies circulate in New York and abroad. The Foreign Relations Committee plans early hearings, possibly open, to trace how copies reached special interests.
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