Russian Ambassador Martens Seized and Probed by Committee
A raid on the office of Ludwig C. A. Martens the unrecognized ambassador of the Russian Soviet Republic at 110 West Fortieth Street seized documents and files related to Bolshevik activity in America. A. A. Weinstein and I. Horowich were served summonses to appear before the committee while investigators sought conclusive proof Martens is German.
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London
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State Department
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New York
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South America
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Wilson Jeered By Speakers at Rally of 3 000
More than 9,000 men and women gathered at the Hotel Pennsylvania to hear speakers attack President Wilson the peace treaty and the Bolshevik issue. Dudley Field Malone announced a raid and arrest of L C A Martens as protests rose, while Mrs Owens shouted in the crowd.
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L. C. A. Martens
United States
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France
Zurich
Germany
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Age of Nations
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Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
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Scout Law II A Loyalty Principle
The text outlines loyalty as due to leaders home parents and country, declaring a Scout must be faithful to those obligations and uphold allegiance to the nation and those guiding or caring for him.
Catholics Charge Protestants Moved to Convert France
At a Wal defin dinner Archbishop Hayes led 600 Catholics and 297 parishes in denouncing Protestant proselytizing in devastated France and Belgium. William Guthrie chaired the aiding drive for the Society to Help Devastated Churches of France.
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France
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Belgium
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Foch
New York
Guthrie
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United War Work
Methodist-Episcopal Churches of America
Simone
Accord Reached on German Entry to League and Silesian Plebiscite
Paris reports a principle accord on Germany joining the league of nations. The draft omits compulsory military service as a condition, with Clemenceau pushing the change. The Silesian plebiscite and reparations are tied to the treaty, which may be delivered to Germany by Saturday night.
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League of Nations
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M. Clemenceau
France
Clemenceau
Foch Plans Allied Advance After Paris Meetings
Paris reports say Marshal Foch and General Weygand met with Premier Clemenceau to draft the immediate resumption of hostilities and a concerted Allied advance. The discussion includes shifts in German leadership and a move toward a Moderate Independent Socialist ministry, with Erzberger named as Armistice Commission chair.
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Weygand
Clemenceau
Marcel Hutin
Echo de Paris
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Scheidemann
Allied Powers Recognize Kolchak Government In Russia
Paris reports Allied and associated powers acknowledge Admiral Kolchak's appeal and extend support to his Omsk based government in a note echoed by Lloyd George Wilson Clemenceau and Makino. Washington notes railways may return to private control earlier than planned to ease October traffic peak.
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Associated Press
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Wilson
Clemen Makino
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Russia
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Iown
Vickers Vimy Plane to Start Atlantic Hop Tomorrow
Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Brown announced in St. John’s that the Vickers Vimy bomber would start its Atlantic flight tomorrow after a successful 45 minute test at 125 mph. The Handley Page craft at Harbor Grace faced fog and delays but a five hour test was planned for tomorrow.
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Trish
Hawker
46 Senators Poised to Vote Against Knox Treaty
Washington reports that 46 senators appear ready to oppose the Knox resolution and the League of Nations pact. Republicans flag a potential “round robin” to deny ratification, with a projected 44 to 49 votes in resistance and a bloc poised to defeat the treaty.
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League of Nations
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