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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1919

Page

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8000 Militia Guard City Vital Points Mobilized

Eight thousand New York guardsmen were mobilized in armories for drills guarding power houses water works and other key sites. Demobilization began after inspection by brigade commanders as internal strife scenario was studied. Major General O'Ryan called maneuvers for drill purposes.

New York O'Ryan Ward George F. Dyer T1st Regiment Dyer City Hall Twenty-third Regiment Ar |Ory Brooklyn James Robb 2D Brigade Prospect Path Long Island Dyce 1St Regiment Hudson Tubes Thirty-ninth Street C Regiment Shty-eight Street Park Avenue Fisjes Kia Offirm Blin Falmer

Guardsmen Reach Posts 55 Minutes After Call

After inspecting the First Brigade of Militia in Manhattan led by Brigadier General Dyer and the Second Brigade in Brooklyn under Brigadier General Robb, officials announced mobilization took fifty five minutes to post guards at key sites. An executive officer said in a serious scenario, faster deployment could be achieved, possibly by commandeering automobiles, but tonight many were sent on foot awaiting streetcar access.

Manhattan Dyer Brooklyn Robb

Machine Guns and Fire Hose Quell Rioters in Waterbury

Waterbury battleground as police clash with strikers from brass factories in a near hour long riot. City guards and World War veterans assist. twelve officers injured, one serious. Rioters targeted included women. machine guns deployed at City Hall to safeguard prisoners.

Waterbury Conn Pieckels Brooklyn John Moore Peter Rice

Wire Return Bill Passed by House

The House today without a record vote passed the amended Senate bill restoring telegraph and telephone properties to private control and repealing the wartime seizure. It extends government fixed rates for six months and sets a calendar month after the President signs for relinquishing control, sending the measure to conference to resolve timing differences with the Senate.

Washington House Senate

Meaker Declares Candidacy For U S President From Liberal Socialist Platform

Lawrence Massachusetts resident W Lathrop Meaker announced his bid for U S president on the Liberal Socialist platform. Speaking from a Rutgers Square soapbox to about fifty supporters he framed a coming spiritual revolution and offered himself as its nonviolent leader.

W. Lathrop Meaker Lawrence Mass United States Rutgers Square

Ohio May Ballot on Liquor and Suffrage

Judge E B Dillon in Franklin County Court upheld voters right to approve or disapprove the states ratification of federal amendments. The ruling allows a referendum on both Federal prohibition and woman suffrage amendments if not reversed by higher courts.

Columbus Ohio E. B. Dillon Franklin County Common Pleas Court

Hungarian Red Plot to Seize Austria Failed

A Vienna dispatch reports Hungarian Red Guards planned to invade German Austria and proclaim a Soviet republic. Berlin reports Communist attacks to seize Hambern and Sterkrade in Prussia failed to establish a soviet republic, per Exxon correspondent Zweifelblatt.

Austria Copenhagen Vienna Berlin Hambern and Sterkrade Exxon Zweelfuhrblatt Prussia

When You Leave Town This Summer

The Tribune offers readers a vacation home follow option. Call Beekman 3000 or write to Subscription Dept New York Tribune 154 Nassau St New York City to arrange delivery and continuation of newspaper service during summer travel.

the Tribune Beekman New York Tribune Nassau St. N. Y.C

Peace Talks In Germany Verge On Decision

Berlin June 19 The German National Assembly edges toward a final decision on the Allied peace treaty with a possible plebiscite. Weimar reports say a cabinet meeting and peace commission session are key, with party leaders split over signing. Rumors place Gustav Noske as premier, sparking concerns of a dictatorship as Spartacists threaten rail lines and government control.

Berlin Assocated German National Assembly Weimar Peace Commission Bernstorff Count von Bernstorff United States America Germany Gustav Noske Spartacans Neu Berliner Tageblatt

New Front From Rhine to Danube Under Foch Command

ARIS June 19 Marshal Foch will form a single Allied front spanning from the Rhine to the Danube. He will oversee Czecho Slovak Romanian and Polish armies as American British French and Belgian troops prepare to advance into Germany. Concentration of matériel and troops across Rhine bridgeheads continues with several hundred thousand Allied soldiers ready to march toward Berlin if peace terms are not signed.

Aris Marshal Foch Rhine Danube Foch Germany Berlin Cologne Coblenz Mayence

Orlando Cabinet Resigns After Confidence Vote Rejected

Premier Orlando of Italy announced his resignation and that of his cabinet after the Chamber of Deputies rejected a motion to discuss confidence on foreign policy in secret session. The vote was 26 to 78 against the motion, prompting the king to consider accepting the resignation.

Rome Chamber of Deputies Orlando Victor Emmanuel Chamber Italy Germany Austria Signo Orlando Wilson Adriatic Remier Orlando Lloyd George Great Britain Policion London Clemenceux France Sociatista Fra Thomas Page Senor Bustamente Mi Ister Don Antonio Martin Rivera

Wilson Urges Belgians Not Slacken Bonds For League of Nations

President Wilson addressed the Belgian Chamber of Deputies in Brussels detailing the league of nations as a league of rights and urging adherence to the covenant. He praised Belgium's reconstruction effort after visiting Charleroi and Louvain, and noted a proposed embassy level for the American mission in Brussels.

Brussels Lune Associated Press Wilson Chamber of Deputies League of Nations League of Rights Congress Charleroi King Albert Brand Whitlock Louvain Royal Palace University of Chamber 91 Deputies Belgium America Ceapo Hymans Mr. Hymans Tam

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