Franklin Union Here Suspended
Franklin Union No. 23 feeders and presmen's assistants suspend operations under joint supervision of pros and S. They will not work with Franklin Union members or let their products be finished by any opposed to the AF of L principles. The action follows a pacifist stance and fears of anti Bolshevik sentiment at the AFL convention in Atlantic City.
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Pogroms in Russia Reported. Thousands of Jews Killed
A wireless dispatch cites Izvestia reporting pogroms in fifty Russian locales with 9350 Jewish deaths across Proskurov nearby areas. District tallies include Felshtyn 3000, Zhitomir 2000, Tepad 4000, Ovruteh 350. Paris sees minority protection talks and indemnity proposals for victims.
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Berlin Accused of Plot To Start World Riot
At the trial of twenty eight alleged secret agents and anarchists in URICH the Swiss Attorney General Dr Stoempely scored the German General Staff for sending agents from Berlin who carried terrorist service in Switzerland to bribe Italian anarchists. He said Germany hoped for a universal revolution beginning on Swiss soil.
Ebert Cabinet Faces Growing Crisis as Opposition Intensifies
Reports from Berlin say growing discontent within the Socialist party and a sustained assault by Independents against Chancellor Ebert and Scheidemann. The execution in Munich, escape of Vogel, and Marloh’s incident fuel unrest. Workmen's soviets vote to urge Socialist ministers to resign and denounce shop council amendments as a mockery of revolution.
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Record Wheat Crop Predicted To Break All Time High
Washington forecast today projects a wheat harvest of 1,286,000,000 bushels for this year, driven by high prices and good weather. Winter wheat dipped in May but June 1 conditions remain strong. spring wheat expected at 843,000,000 bushels, totaling well above the 1915 record.
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Summer Travel Ad From The Tribune
A brief promotional note invites readers to keep the Tribune with them during summer travel. It provides contact options Beekman 3000 and a mailing address for the Subscription Department at 154 Nassau St New York.
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New Coalition of Teutonic Races Feared
A June 1919 report from Paris indicates Premier Clemenceau and E M House with Lord Robert Cecil recommended revising the League covenant to ease Germany’s admission. The aim is to end the Rhineland occupation upon Germany joining the League, a move seen as preventing rival power blocs.
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Two Bankers Deny Knowing of Leigha Treaty Leak
Six New York bankers testified before a Senate committee about advance copies of the League of Nations treaty. Vanderlip Morgan Schiff Lamont Warburg Davison refused or could not comment, each citing lack of information or being away. An Italian League official said Germany’s inside status aids acceptance. the covenant’s terms tied to Germany’s armament limits and a move to abolish compulsory service, but the latter was omitted from Council of Four recommendations.
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Source of Fight on Land Bill Sought
June 9. House Public Lands Committee sought the source of propaganda to defeat Secretary Lane's farms for soldiers project. Circulators accused T. C. Atkeson of the National Grange of not receiving fair hearing, an accusation he denied. E Philip Rosenthal of Portland opposed the bill as class legislation, urging government work for soldiers in all trades.
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Berlin Plans State Court to Try German War Lords
Berlin writes that a constitutional bill creates a state court to try those accused of starting and prolonging the war. The 15-member body would include top court presidents and assembly members, with secret deliberations and no appeal. An international commission was denied.
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Testimony Debates Over Peace Treaty Copies Among Bankers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee subpoenas six New York financiers Jacob Schiff Thomas Lamont Henry Davidson J P Morgan Paul Warburg and Frank Vanderlip in a probe into copies of the peace treaty amid Borah claims bankers push for league of nations for private reasons The hearing features Senator Lodge and Secretary Tumulty and discusses leaks and the custody of treaty copies.
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Treaty Peace Digest Highlights Differences From Summary
A digest of the peace treaty shows portions that materially differ from or were omitted in the official summary. The document directs readers to page 2 for the detailed comparison and notes potential variances between the full text and the condensed official summary.
President Wilson Pushes Thorough Leak Inquiry
President Wilson urges a comprehensive Senate Foreign Relations Committee probe into how copies of the peace treaty text reached private interests in New York. He declines to furnish the treaty text now, citing negotiation status and potential changes, and stresses equal standards with other powers.
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Order Issued Over Protest Of President Vote
Washington June 9 full text of the peace treaty printed for Congress and the public despite a presidential cable. bitter Senate debate features Hitchcock charging enemies of publication play Germanys game, with Johnson and Poindexter replying. several senators and Wall Street figures key to the leak inquiry slated before the Foreign Relations Committee.
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