Poles Break Two Bolshevik Divisions Near Frontier
Polish forces report destroying two Bolshevik divisions near the Polish frontier and pushing back Soviet troops on the northern front. Moscow claims Polish detachments were driven eastward with continued fighting along the Selineprr and Terashths regions as both sides concentrate forces in Slovakia.
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De la Huerta Expected To Undergo Operation
Illness of Mexican President delays oath taking for two new cabinet members. The report notes Prudent de la Huerta is expected to be operated on soon, with confirmation of his medical status affecting official duties and appointments.
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British Soviet Trade Talks Stall Amid Tangled Parley
Ambiguities in reports say British and Soviet trade envoys struggle to progress negotiations. Sources note linked officials and internal tensions. Details blur about potential deadlines and next steps as talks pause.
Printing Electrotypes and plating methods explained
Electrotypes are formed by taking a wax lead or lead mold impression from type or engraving and depositing copper electrochemically. Lead molds yield sharper results, while steel plating extends life. for color work nickel plating resists ink chemicals better than steel.
Our Japanese Policy Scored By Vanderlip
Vanderlip surveys the Japan China context noting Japan denies continental ambitions and seeks conferences with China while China’s government is weak. He argues China lacks central authority, literacy gaps hinder governance, and economic collapse undercuts the republic. He splits Japan into democratic and military factions, with U.S. friendship and restraint as key aims.
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New German Elections Expected Amid Coalition Strain
Berlin reports on June 9 indicate new elections likely soon to stabilize a fragile coalition. The Social Democrats lead, with gains by Nationalists and German People's Party, while coalition partners Democrats and Centrists lose seats. observers foresee a hesitant move toward a coalition including the German People’s party or Nationalists, with no clear solution yet.
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Vanderlip and party tour Japan amid hopes of Westernization
The American delegation led by Walter Vanderlip visits Tokyo and Nara amid discussions on Japan’s drift toward Western ethics and the potential strain with the United States over Siberia. They meet the crown prince. arrangements include garden parties, luncheons, and state entertainments. The group cites 40,000 Japanese troops in Siberia and notes Japan’s desire to Westernize while maintaining relations with the U.S.
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League to discuss Red entry into Persia at London meeting
League of Nations executive council to meet June 14 in London to consider intervention over Bolshevik entry into Persia. Reports from Rehaht Persia say a provisional government under Mirza Kutchuk formed overnight with British forces retreating toward Baghdad as Indian units reportedly shift sides.
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Britain Won't Take Mandate For Armenia
In the House of Commons Andrew Bonar Law declares Britain will not undertake an Armenian mandate. He notes U S Congress refusal does not Bar Allies from presenting the question to President Wilson, as debate centers on mandate boundaries and international obligations.
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U S Seeks Big Loan at Highest Rate Since 65
The Treasury plans to issue 400 million dollars in temporary certificates bearing 4 1/2 percent for one year and just over 5 percent for about six months. Series A and Series T1 certificates set maturing dates in 1921 with coupon payments and tax payment rules explained by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Debt figures show gradual reductions in gross and floating obligations, aided by tax revenues and planned maturities this summer.
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U S Deficit Small Houston Declares Budget Outlook
Washington June 9 Secretary Houston says Treasury operations for the fiscal year closing this month should show little deficit as the government finishes its budget and records current receipts against current expenditures. The first full year after fighting ceased is in view with the first quarter cited.
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Riots in Vienna and Budapest Stir Anti-Semitic Tensions
Vienna reports a large anti-Semitic assembly in Rathaus Square with police blocking the Jewish quarter and arrests among demonstrators. An American named Trayid Weiner of New York and Ferdinand Rot were among those mistreated. In Budapest, debate in the National Assembly reflects deep factional divides over anti Semitic disorders and religious tensions.
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Measles Outbreak Sparks Debate On Burial Arrangements
In a heated session the Nathenslal Assembly proposed substituting Protestant ministers for burial services if no rabbis were available for Jews killed in recent outbreaks. The assembly urged strict action against those responsible and those seeking retaliation, amid riots that left twelve dead.
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Brazil to Welcome Belgian King on Planned Riviera Visit
Brazil plans to entertain the Belgian King during his upcoming visit later this year. The Brazilian steamer Uberaba will sail to Antwerp to bring the royal visitor to Rio de Janeiro where Gunabare Palace will host the ceremonies. The royal household prepares extensive refurbishments and fittings for the royal guest.
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