Suffragists Hear War Costs in Speech at Geneva
Geneva June 8 The suffrage congress heard translated speeches outlining war costs to women and the future aims of the alliance. Chrystal MacMillan Fraulein Adele Schreiber and Ivar Berendsen spoke on unity and dangers of forming a women’s party. Lady Astor led a major address urging reform of women and society, while Godart and other parliamentarians discussed equal pay and ending war’s toll. The meeting signaled broader alliance ambitions beyond suffrage.
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Geneva
Leose Custo
Chrystal MacMillan
Great Britain
Fraulein Adele Schreiber
Berlin
Justin Godart
France
Ivar Berendsen
Associated Press
International Woman Suffrage Alliance Congress
Britain Seeks U S Pact Before Tokio Alliance
London reports Britain plans to seek a United States treaty before renewing the Anglo Japanese alliance. If Washington declines, Britain will push for changes to the current pact with Japan and submit them to the League of Nations for approval.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
America
Washington
League of Nations
Women and humanity and the league of nations debate
Carrie Chapman Catt and English delegates lead a push to remove the word suffrage from a title as many nations back a broad program. Lady Astor urges unity and warns war cruelty, calling the League of Nations a key mechanism to prevent future wars and to heal past bitterness.
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New York
Alliance
Charlotte Despard
Crystal MacMillan
Associated Press
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Aster
League of Nations
League
Italy Sends Warships to Help Repel Albanians
Brindisi report says several Italian warships sailed to Valona Albania to aid the garrison against Albanian insurgents. Insurgents lack heavy guns, and night June 6 attacks on villages were repulsed as Italians withdraw to concentrate forces at Valona. Italian government warned Athens and Belgrade not to aid the insurgents.
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Belgrade
British Premier Wins Victory in Deal With Reds
Lloyd George's conference with Krassin convinces Commons to back a policy of reopening trade with the Soviet government. Bolsheviks promise concessions including return of prisoners, noninterference in other nations, and help reorganize Russia's transport. Prominent shipments planned of medicines, woolens, and edocr with tea and machinery negotiations under way. Public mood favors opening relations as a path to peace and revived commerce.
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Massacre of Japanese in Siberia Reported by AP
An AP dispatch from Tokyo reports that several hundred Japanese nationals, including women and children, were massacred by Bolsheviks in Nikolaievsk, Siberia on March 12, with ten escapees killed on May 25. Japanese marines later captured the fortress, amid wheat shortages and rising bread prices, while debates on trade with Russia continue.
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Siberia
Mrs. Mary Connolly Dies Corona Church Founder
Mrs. Mary Connolly of Corona widow of Maurice Connolly and mother of Borough President Maurice Connolly died last night at 77. An Irish immigrant from Enniskillen County Fermanagh she helped found St. Leo's Church and was among the first founders of the Church of Our Lady of Sorrows. Survived by sons William and John and daughters Margar Tané Connolly and Mrs. Joseph Ryan. Funeral Friday private from St. Leo's Church.
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King George honors US Surgeon General Gorgas in London
King George conferred a knight commandership of the Order of St Michael and St George on Major General William C. Gorgas, former U S Army Surgeon General. The monarch visited Millbank Military Hospital and Queen Alexandra’s Nursing Home to meet the American, praising his work conquering malaria in the Canal Zone which aided the canal’s construction.
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London
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U S Pays One Way Fare for Escort of Soldier Dead
Secretary Baker announced the government will cover the single fare for a relative or friend of each deceased soldier being brought from Europe to the burial place. The War Department began plans to provide full military honors at all funerals, with adjutants general urged to supply escorts and firing party escorts as needed. Von Kluck Goes to Switzerland to Live
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Senlis
Aerschot
Jekman Ships to Resume Sailings to South America
Berlin reports Germany will restart South American trade with the Ladine of the Hamburg South American Line sailing for Brazilian and Argentine ports in mid June. The Cramshaven is set to sail mid July, after which the company will operate its new 7,400 ton German shipping circle.
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Anti-Semitic Riots Reported in Budapest June
Foreign Office reports anti-Semitic outbreaks in Budapest around June 4 with a witness counting twelve Jews killed on that date. Rioting continued for several days with many fatalities, according to the office brief.
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Hungarians Honor New Citizens Naturalization Event in New York
Forty five members of the Hungavian League of New York gathered at 220 East Seventy-ninth Street to celebrate naturalization. Supreme Court Justices William P. Burr addressed the group stressing that America represents opportunity while Bolshevism poses a threat.
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Millburn Honors Its Oldest Resident in Funeral Service
Mrs P C Meeker aged ninety five died Sunday at her Millburn home. She was the town’s oldest resident and a passenger on the first New Jersey Central train between Jersey City and Newark. Funeral services to be held this afternoon for Pamela Clark Sokor, widow of Pamelin Clark Sokor.
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Mra
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Millburn
New Jersey Central Road
Jaracy
Ebert Cabinet Resigns After Defeat in Reichstag Elections
Late returns show heavy losses for coalition parties with Independents gaining ground. The government resigned after the vote, with reorganization expected within two weeks and questions about Spa negotiations and reparations. Key figures include von Kemnitz, Rear Admiral Broeninghaus, and Kurt von Leisner.
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Judge George Kunkel Dies in Harrisburg Home at 65
Judge George Kunkel, president of the Dauphin County Courts, died at his Harrisburg home after months of illness. Born March 1 in Hamburg, he studied at Marrihure Academy and Franklin and Marshall College, practiced law in Dauphin County since 1878, served in the Pennsylvania Legislature, was Dauphin County District Attorney, and was elected judge of the 12th Judicial District in 1908. He married Mary Minster of Philadelphia in 1891 and had four children.
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Walker Hines Arrives in Paris as Arbitrator Nominee
Walker Hines arrives in Paris from Russia as an arbitrator nominee for European powers. He is accompanied by Mrs Hines and a staff. Brigo Jaggett has arrived in advance to establish posts. Hines will meet Premier Millerand and soon convene delegates to discuss shipping on the Danube Whine and Oder rivers.
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John W. Bunn Died IllinoIs Banker and Lincoln Ally
John W. Bunn, longtime Springfield financier and Lincoln’s intimate friend, died today. Born June 19 1821 in Huntington County New Jersey he led the Springfield Marine Bank and John W Bunt & Co wholesale groceries and held multiple corporate posts including vice president of the Selz Selwab Company and director at the University of Illinois.
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City and Court Officials At Funeral of Frank Moss
Funeral services for Frank Moss former assistant district attorney were held at St James Methodist Church. A police escort accompanied the body from his home at 23 East 127th Street. Attending were Mayor Hylan, Justice Davis, former Justice Goff, District Attorney Swann, Police Commissioner Enright, judges, union league delegates, and deputies from various civic groups. The service included remarks by Justice Goff and a choir performance. burial will be private at Renal Cemetery.
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