Entente Fears Italian Alliance With Germany
London reports Giolitti may form a coalition in Italy and seek closer ties with Berlin. French leaders wary of a Giolitti government, and Millerand fears risks to his position if the Spa conference proceeds. Signs point to possible German indemnity talks and a new European balance as Rome mulls a coalition with leftists.
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Arthur S. Draper
Tribune Gooysiant
New York Tribune, Inc
London
Italy
Giovanni Giolitti
Giolitti
Europe
Germany
Nitti
Rome
Berlin
Gioiltti
Spa
Associated Press
Wernments
Boda
France
Miller
Ofrance
Signor Giolitti
Millerand
Wight
Socialiste
Ebert
Mueller
the Times
Sersilate
Corean Plot Aimed at Corean Royal Marriage Protest Bomb Plot
Honolulu dispatch from June reports the Japanese secret service uncovered a Corean plot to kill Prince Li of Corea and Princess Masako. The plan reportedly included bombing the Tokyo police bureau offices as a protest against the marriage. Several Japanese suspects have been arrested.
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Tokio
Honolulu
T. H
Jpanese
Coreans
Prince Li
Corea
Masako
Baron
Nippu Jiji
Tokio Police Bureau
General Porter Improves Comfortably, Doctors Report
General Horace Porter, visited last week at his Madison Avenue home, is steadily improving after a comfortable night with no setbacks. The 83-year-old veteran, once aide to General Grant and ex Secretary of War, has long served as Secretary to President Grant and ambassador in France.
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Porter
Horace Porter
Madison Avenue
General Grant
Grant
France
Austrian Cabinet Resigns Over Army Discipline Dispute
Vienna June 11 The Austrian cabinet led by Chancellor Karl Renner resigns after a midnight meeting with Social Democrats. The break followed a war minister's army discipline issue and rising right wing unrest including Gratz and Tyrol incidents. A new coalition cabinet is expected pending elections.
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Renner
Vienna
Associated Press
Karl Renner
Social Democrats
National Assembly
Gratz
Tyrol
Salzberg
Upper Austria
Bavaria
Brooklyn Aviator Helps Poles Seize Bolshevik Train
Brooklyn pilot Captain Edward J. Corsi of the Kosciuska Aero Squadron is credited by Polish forces with flying beyond a Bolshevik armored train near the Kiev bridgehead and using bombs to cut its tracks. The crew was captured, and a Red Cross party near the Kiev line faced shell fire during a later evacuation.
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Warsaw
Kiev
Edward J. Corsi
Brooklyn
Kosciuska Aero Squadron
Red Cross
Bruce Mohler
Fremont
Ohio
Alfred Planker
St. Paul
Minn
Charles Phillips
New Richmond
Wis
Grgeant Bennette Tyree
Lynchburg
Beresina
Gorval
Dniester
Tohorrobil
Pripet
Dnieper
Marshal Held for Trial Over Furniture Seizure
Michael J. Gaynor city marshal was held in West Side police court for Special Sessions on oppression charges for seizing furniture from Sadie Cole at 288 Central Park West. Magistrate Simpson reprimanded him for acting against Miss Cole’s property rights under a purchase.
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Gaynor
Michael J. Gaynor
West Side
Sadie Cole
Central Park West
Simpson
Miss Cole
British Labor Envoys Plead For Bolsheviki
British labor delegates returning from Soviet Russia report deep distress and disorganization, noting government interference with liberty and wartime restrictions. Lenine sends a message urging English workers to rise, praising Red Terror as defense of workers and condemning press freedom as a tool against them.
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London
Russia
England
Benjamin Turner
Tom Shaw
Scarborough
Nikolai Lenine
Lenine
Bourgevis
Reds Ready for Parley With Turk Nationalists
Moscow notes respond to Kemal Pasha request for diplomatic ties with Soviet Russia. Tehitcherin offers to normalize relations, mediate frontier disputes, and adopts nationalist core principles including territorial integrity, self rule for minorities, and a referendum after repatriation of refugees. Talks to cover Dardanelles and foreign economic zones. Greek and Bulgarian border clashes near Thrace reported.
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Angora Assembly
Moscow
Associated Press
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Anwara
Soviet Russia
George Tchitcherin
Turkey
Armenia
Persia
M. Tehitcherin
Angora
Arabia
Syria
Kurdistan
Lazistan
Batum
Thrance
Europe
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Satisfaction Drives Repeat Car Buyer Referrals
Former car buyers return to the dealership and bring friends to the salesroom guiding selections. Owners actively escort new customers to the showroom, boosting sales and word of mouth advertising.
Law Experts Deny Wilson Has Right to Sign Bills
Washington experts in constitutional law reject the AG ruling that a president has ten days to sign bills after Congress adjourns. They cite the La Abra decision and note only one precedent where a signing occurred, Lincoln in 1865, for a property and fraud measure, while asserting the bills died with the last Congress.
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Wilson
Tribune
Washington
Isue
Congress
United States Supreme Court
la Abra
Lincoln
United States
Judiciary Committee
Koritza Evacuated by French. Albanians Take Control
Official dispatches report Koritza province in southern Albania has been evacuated by French troops and handed to Albanian government forces. This marks the first time Albanians control their entire country since December 1918. Italian forces still hold the port of Valona. Dispatches from Janina say an Italian general was captured by Albanians and Italian artillery bombarded the village of Ouzati.
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Koritza
Washington
Albania
Army of the Orient
Austria-Hungary
Valo Athens
Janina
Ouzati
Court Ignored Bus Operation as Brooklyn Rides On
Brooklyn last night kept municipal buses running despite Court of Appeals upholding an injunction against the Brooklyn City Railway. City officials and railroad counsel clash over stay actions while Com Missioner Whalen and Public Service Commissioner Nixon brace for possible further rulings.
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Brooklyn
Court of Appeals
Justice Crowsey
Brooklyn City Railway Company
Emory F. Dyckman
Railroad Company
Hylan
Dyckman
O'Brien
Justice Cropsey
O’brien
Tom
Appellate Division
Second Department
Board of Estimate
Public Service and Transportation
New York City
Grover A. Whalen
Greenpoint
Park Slope
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn City Railroad Company
Lewis Nixon
Public Service
Sugar allocations set 34 million pounds for canners and preservers
A. W. Riley of the Justice Department announced after a meeting of East Coast refiners that 34 million pounds of sugar will be allocated for commercial canners and preservers from June through October. Canners receive 17 million pounds and preservers 17 million at a reasonable price to tide them over amid transportation shortages. A survey indicated each industry would need 17 million pounds. The note explains refiners face ongoing transport constraints.
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Riley
Yeste
A. W. Riley
Department of Justice
Rileyt
Mother Believes Lost Baby Taken to Europe
In Philadelphia on June 11 Mrs. George H. Coughlin said she believes 13 month old Blakeley was taken to Europe since his kidnaping nine days earlier. Her uncle H E Watt investigates leads while nurse Miss Offie M Days notes a man with a baby seeking care at Huntingdon hospital. A U S minister Peter Augustus Jay arrived from Naples to assume duty in Sardor.
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Coughlin
Misgmtek
the Tribune Philadelphia
George H. Coughlin
Blakeley
Europe
H. E. Watt
Huntingdon
W. Va
Offie M
Home Nursing Hospital
Pennsylvania
Tom
Miss Davis
U. S
Peter Augustus Jay
Rome
United States
Republic of Saldor
Patria
Naples
Mageseilles
Rhode Island
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