Monarchists Yield in Berlin Cabinet Crisis
Berlin June 20 The cabinet crisis triggered by the recent Reichstag elections ends as talks yield a coalition led by Fehrenbach. The Centrists Democrats and German People's Party will form the government with several Mueller ministers remaining, while Stresemann is excluded. The Majority Socialists plan a Tuesday caucus to confirm the new coalition amid party tensions.
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Americans Urged to Share in Russian Trade Decline
A sweeping plea from the American Commercial Association urges U S citizens to seize a share of Russian trade as Europe faces shortages. The statement laments Europe’s food crisis and Russia’s vast production, outlining Europe’s reliance on Russian supplies and urging immediate trade ties to avert a broader famine. It cites Russia’s dominance in rye, oats, wheat, sugar, butter, and fish, and warns of starvation-driven risks if trade is not resumed. Major General Peyton, head of the American staff, is noted at a separate dinner tribute in Paris.
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Presbyterian Church forms department of delinquency in combat crime
The Presbyterian Church announces a new department of delinquency led by Rev. John Steele with William H. Moyer, aiming to organize synods to study community crimes, address causes, aid prisoners and families, and propose state legislative reforms.
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Riots in Belfast Kill Five and Wound One Hundred
Belfast riots left five dead and about one hundred injured as Unionists and Nationalists clashed in the center and Waterside districts. Firefighters were beaten while extinguishing fires, and military and armored cars arrived as rioting subsided.
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Landscape Gardening Beyond The Pot To Perfection
A fragmented note extols landscape gardening as achieving perfection within small spaces. It mentions dinh or flower pot limits, ridged paths, mountains, and stones as elements that can be complete and perfect.
Japan Outlines Notes On Shantung Settlement Talk
TOKIO June 16 The Japanese Foreign Office released an official statement embodying correspondence with China on Shantung negotiations. It says China and Japan share a basic agreement on Kiao-chau, Shantung, and that Japan aims to withdraw troops along the Shan tung railway once a disposition of Kiao-chau is agreed, while urging China to form a police force to guard the route. The Chinese reply, dated May 22, favors delay and rejects direct talks, noting war with Germany ended and preferring evacuation steps under treaty terms, while seeking to maintain safe communications and mutual benefit. The document notes prewar conditions and calls for prompt action toward evacuation, with ongoing negotiations to finalize arrangements.
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Japanese note to China on rights transfer and peace terms
The Imperial government reiterates its singular purpose and argues that rights formerly transferred under the peace accord are in Japan's possession. It asserts those rights cannot be affected by China's refusal to sign acknowledgments, framing direct negotiation as unnecessary.
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Parley With Soviet Declared Futile by Anti-Red Leader
Parley with Soviet Russia deemed futile by General Wrangel head of the Volunteer Army in South Russia. In an interview at Subastopol he warned that peace with Bolsheviks is impossible without Russia and that Western powers err in engaging without continued Russian cooperation. He urged a strong interntional army and a council role for Russia. He stressed land reform principles of wealth-maximizing use and broad democratic distribution among smallholders.
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Bedford Hears of Harding and News at Reformatory
Report from Bedford notes at the State Reformatory for Women where inmates now receive news of general interest from Florence the superintendent She promoted them to the ticket paper and selected their messages Within two days after Senator Warren G Harding was nominated by Republicans Miss Jones informed the charges They applauded and Mills Jones wrote to Senator Harding praising his popularity with the prisoners He replied but she refused his message
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Premiers in Parley Over Turkish Peril
Greek Premier Venizelos met with British and French leaders at Boulogne to discuss enforcing the Turkish peace treaty. Talks covered German reparations and potential Greek military support, with cautious acceptance of Greece aiding allied troops against Kemal's forces under certain conditions.
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Echo de Parla proposes France debts swap deal in peace plan
Marcel Hutin writes in Echo de Parla urging Premier Lloyd George to accept France's 12,000,000,000 francs gold debt payment from England in exchange for Germany reparations. A Paris council, led by Jules Cambon, pressed disarmament and a German army cap at 100,000 by July 10 as set by Versailles.
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New York to Challenge Paris in Style Exhibit
New York designers plan a fashion fete opening July 14 at Hotel Ponmadure to defy Paris and Palmer in style, promising gowns rivaling Paris in allure. The event features outfits for fall and winter with skirt lengths debated, while New York fashion artists defend the city’s claim to world leadership in design.
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Hungarians Call for Press Freedom and Political Reentry
The Hungarian Socialists demand freedom of the press and speech, release of political prisoners under state supervision, and public trial reforms. They call for reentry of Socialists into politics, worker cooperation in postwar reconstruction, and stronger government action on prosecutions, as Mexican Congress sessions proceed.
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Soviet Masses Drive Against Poles Looms On Front
Soviet forces mass fifty divisions for a midsummer offensive along a 7200 kilometer front as Budenny raids continue. Polish cavalry report 800 Cossacks captured near Radomy while Petlura’s Ukrainian policy draws mixed local reactions. Kiev typhus records claim 25000 Jewish deaths in six weeks before Polish occupation.
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German Delegation Defends Members at Seamen Conference
At the International Seamen's Conference British delegates questioned two German members, Doring and Wissel, claiming they hid ties to the German Seamen's Union. Dr Laymann called the objections a plot, and said indemnities and the Versailles treaty would be handled separately by Germany with the Entente, not at the conference.
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Maritime League Urges Chile to Increase Naval Program
The Maritime League of Chile has sent a memorial to Congress urging an expansion of the naval program planned before 1913. It calls for reacquisition of the battleship Almirante Codina, the creation of a Ministry of Marine separate from the War Ministry, division of the fleet into two units, and increased pay for naval officers and sailors.
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Salad Specialists at CHILDS Deliver Zestful Digestive Aid
The salad specialists at CHILDS have captured a proverb's spirit, crafting a dish that adds zest to the meal while aiding digestion. A spendthrift for oil, a miser for vinegar, a counsellor for salt, and a madman to stir all up. The result is a lively, digestive-quieting salad.
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