Senate Moves to Split League and Treaty Peace at Once
A scrutiny of a New York cobbler identified a sandal worn by a man killed while attempting to blow up Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer's Washington home. Flynn warned arrests not guaranteed but noted the discovery as crucial. Authorities traced the bomber’s associates via a red rubber heel and initials J M or LT, while Bergh Louise Berger and other anarchist leads were noted. A $1400 reward and new leads were announced at City Hall.
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Alderman Attacks Scouts and Sparks Tablet Plan
At yesterday's Board of Aldermen meeting Alderman Algernon Lee called the Boy Scouts a Prussian organization and was derided by the Socialist delegation. The session featured a bid by Alderman McGarry to place two tablets in the chamber, one for the Ten Commandments and one for the Declaration of Independence, a proposal that was referred to the Committee on Markets after tense remarks.
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William P. Kenneally
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Wire Tie Up in New York Starts at Six A. M.
A national wire strike called by the Commercial Telegraphers Union begins in the Eastern Strike District at six o'clock this morning. Percy Thomas, deputy international president, says the walkout will severely tie up wire traffic in New York and New England, with big walkouts expected at Western Union and Postal Telegraph offices. Telephones largely unaffected. telephone workers not part of the strike.
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Scout Oath Promised By Boy Scout
The Scout Oath declares a Scout must promise to do duty to God and country, obey the Scout Law, help others at all times, and keep himself physically strong mentally awake and morally straight.
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60 000 to Quit Wires Today Will Strike Across Nation
The Commercial Telegraphers Union of America, about 60 000 telegraph and telephone workers, prepared to strike at dawn with no new concessions from companies. 2,815 idle already, more lockouts push idle totals. hope rests on Postal Telegraph and Cable Company possibly settling. Konenkamp says no change until action. cites anti-union policy and asks AFL to support efforts to end labor autocracy.
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States ratify woman suffrage in multiple states
Reporting from Springfield Madison and Lansing, notes say Illinois first to accept, Wisconsin and Michigan follow, as New York Gov. Smith calls an extra session for June 16 to ratify the federal suffrage amendment. The draft measure faces swift action to enable early participation in primaries and the next presidential election.
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Paris Expects Germany to Sign Peace Before July 1
Paris reports from the Echo de Paris predicting Germany will sign the peace treaty before July 1 and parliament ratifications before August 1. It cites proposed reparations steps including 24 billion francs in liquid assets, a two year margin, 125 billion francs due after two years, and possible increases by the reparations committee. The council of four meets with cautious pessimism as Clemenceau sticks to the current terms.
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Austria to Evade Direct Reply to Peace Terms
Vienna reports the Austrian government plans an evasive reply to the peace terms. Paris dispatches say the Austrian delegation at St Germain asked Germany to protest to the Allies against the rigor of the terms, a move met with unfavorable commentary.
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Wilson to receive U S Irish delegates at White House
Frank P. Walsh and former Illinois Governor Edward J. Dunne, leaders of American Irish societies, secured an appointment with President Wilson for tomorrow. They will seek a definite U S position on Sinn Fein delegates appearing before the peace conference and press Ireland's case to the council of four.
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Bela Kun to Visit Paris With Envoys
Bela Kun accepts the Allied invitation to visit Paris to explain Hungary's conditions. He will appoint a delegation, likely headed by himself, as fighting continues between Hungarians and Czecho Slovaks on the Save River. Bel Kun agrees to cease hostilities with the CzechoSlovaks and notes Allied peace conference invitations.
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Berlin Likely To Send League Envoys to U S
Paris reports Germany will be invited to send delegates to the first league of nations meeting in Washington next October if it signs the peace treaty promptly. President Wilson aims to see the treaty signed, with experts shaping replies to Germany. Delegates from Japan and Cuba may be notified in time. House and the Paris committee plan further talks in London.
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Union at Pittsburgh sued for damages over streetcar strike
Pittsburgh June 10. The people of Pittsburgh through attorney A. E. Anderson filed a suit in equity against the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employes. Damages sought amount to 2,086,009.78 for losses asserted from the recent streetcar strike.
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War Aims of U S Held To Be Achieved
Washington report notes Republican leaders plan to separate the league covenant from the peace treaty to allow U.S. peace with Germany while defering league questions. Senator Knox introduces a resolution to approve peace without league ratification, seeking a vote before the Paris treaty signing. The plan draws mixed support from Republicans and Borah, Lodge, and Reed, with talks of carving out the covenant while preserving U.S. war aims.
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