Bolshevik Agent Linked to Reds in U S Propaganda Network
German envoys demand treaty rejection as Palmer warns of a large bomb plot tied to Reds. Lusk committee links Ludwig C. K. A. Martens to radical activity, suggesting he heads a Red propaganda clearing house in the United States.
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Palmer Seeks 2 Million Fund to Fight Bolshevist Attack
Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer urged the House Appropriations Committee to allocate 2 000 000 to combat Bolshevist lawlessness. He warned of another large scale explosion on a future date and said a larger detective and prosecuting force is needed. Palmer proposed William J Flynn head the Bureau of Investigations, arguing present laws suffice with a much larger force.
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Martens Papers Produced at Probe Hearing
Evidence linking Martens Bolshevik agent with his attorney Charles Recht and envoy San fel Morteva to red activity emerged at a hearing by the Lusk joint Legislative committee at City Hall. Attorney General Charles D. Newton and Senator Lark opened the inquiry into alleged fulsome soviet connections and document trails.
Huge Tax Fraud Charged Two Men Arrested Here
Federal officers say an elaborate scheme defrauded the government of income taxes. Morris S. Rachmail of Bronx and Morris Rosenblum of Brooklyn were arraigned on conspiracy to defraud charges with $15,000 bail each. The case centers on marked money found in a Coastwise Warehouse office and alleged schemes with the Sterling Audit Company to handle tax returns for large payoffs. Additional arrests were anticipated as the investigation continued.
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Tax Fraud Case Probes Sterling Books Seizure
The Sterling company books were seized as investigators probe tax fraud schemes. Rosenblum confessed and offered to aid prosecutions, with at least twelve firms named as having falsified records, and action expected this week.
New York Guard Not Mobilized General Denies Report
Brigadier General James Robb of the 2d Brigade in Brooklyn denies mobilization orders for the New York National Guard. He says the rumor is false and describes tonight’s armory gatherings as routine militia training unrelated to Mexican border concerns or European events.
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Brown Banks Read s Feat Above Own
On the return trip from Holyhead to London Lieutenant Arthur Whitten Brown declares the flying boat the future of transoceanic flight in an exclusive Tribune interview. He emphasizes American roots, British affiliation, and plans for a possible London to New York flight as details of the feat are outlined.
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Senate Vote Delays Prohibition Repeal in U S Senate
Washington June 18 wartime prohibition won a five to one victory in the Senate on the first roll call since President Wilson urged repeal. The 55 to 11 vote to lay on the table Phelans motion aimed to permit sale of light wines and beer from July 1 to January 1.
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Allies Ready To Advance Into Germany
Coblenz reports the five divisions of the Army of Occupation completed preparations for an advance into Germany awaiting the order from Foch. Maps detail every road and house as infantry skirmish lines prepare for possible guerilla resistance and hard weather. General Liggett and officers inspected outposts while a forced march of 180 kilometres marks the start of maneuvers. The Third Artillery Brigade, motorized and prepared to move into unoccupied Germany, tests terrain similar to potential combat ground if the armistice ends without a signed treaty.
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New Treaty Opens Way To End Colombia Dispute
Washington June 18 A proposed treaty before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee may settle the long standing dispute with Colombia The republic withdraws demands for an apology but seeks about 25 million dollars for territorial losses Senators Lodge and Knox favor the treaty while Borah argues the sum is excessive Previous offers ranged from 10 to 15 million The committee may report the measure for a Senate vote within days
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Food for Germany Waits On Signing of Treaty Deal
England June 18 Eight American steamers laden with provisions for Germany are detained in the Downs pending the peace treaty.
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Peace Crisis Draws German Figures to Amerongen Castle
Reports from Amerongen describe Lt Col Hoefer and William Hohenzollern dining at Amerongen Castle with Dr Kriege as German exiles discuss postwar peace terms. Colonel von Esebekk arrives from Arnhem while General von Esdorff prepares to depart for Germany amid Allied replies.
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League to Get Disarmament Plan In Full
Paris June 18 Indications are that the initial project for limiting armaments of the great naval and military powers will be ready to present at the first meeting of the league of nations in Washington in October. The plan will be discussed under the league with committees outlining work including disarmament and organization. The Allies intend to begin immediate negotiations for armament limits under the league, applicable to American and European countries.
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Fort Opposite Kronstadt Retaken by Bolsheviki
Bolshevik wireless report claims recapture of Krasnayagorks opposite Kronstadt. Estonian communication via Stockholm says Krasnayagorka evacuated after guns and fortifications were destroyed due to Russian forces. London dispatches report White Guards may gain strength against Petrograd. Bolshevik garrisons near Krasnayogorka reportedly joined White Guards.
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Bela Kun Seeks Aid Of Reds in France
A National Congress of Hungarian Soviets led by Bela Kun urged the French proletariat to aid Hungary and Russia in their revolution for liberty. The Prague dispatch notes the appeal asks defenders of the former French commune to assist against capitalists and imperialists.
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When you leave town this summer stay with The Tribune
The notice invites readers to keep up with summer travel by taking the New York Tribune to vacation homes. Readers are instructed to phone Beekman 3000 or write to the Subscription Dept at 154 Nassau St. N. Y. C. for service while away.
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Weimar Cabinet Debates Peace Terms Amid Uncertainty
Weimar leaders discuss Allied terms with indecision and delays. Cabinet members read the full Entente reply, while fear of Bolshevik chaos grows. Philipp Scheidemann warns against premature judgment as officials await South German Premiers’ conference results.
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