Monarchists Yield in Berlin Cabinet Crisis
Berlin June 20 The cabinet crisis stemming from the recent elections eased as a new coalition formed led by Konstantin Fehrenbach. The Centrists Democrats and German People's Party will back a government with Fehrenbach as Chancellor replacing Herman Mueller, while the Left and Monarchist factions yield. The Democrats pressured the People’s Party to abandon monarchist aims and support the republican Weimar constitution, with Straemmann excluded.
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Americans Urged to Get Share of Russian Trade
A report from the American Commercial Association urges Americans to seek a larger share of trade with Russia as Europe faces a food shortage. The statement warns Europe will open trade with Russia to avert famine as Russia supplies a large portion of European grain and butter, while Western Europe faces reduced food production.
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Presbyterian Church launches department of delinquency in crime fight
The Presbyterian Church announces a new department of delinquency in combat crime led by Rev. John Steele of the Board of Temperance and Moral Welfare with associate William H. Moyer former Sing Sing warden. The program aims to organize synods to involve pastors and churches in community crime remedies and to study causes to advise legislators and the public.
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Rioting in Belfast Leaves Dozens Dead and Wounded
Riots in Belfast erupt with five killed and about a hundred hurt. Unionists and Nationalists clash across districts including the Masonic Hall, Waterside, and Bishop's Gate. Militias and police intervene as fires, sniping, and mob violence disrupt daily life.
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Landscape Gardening Achieves Perfection in Small Spaces
A brief note praises fine landscape work by Avi Landscape as it creates ridged paths stones and mountain-like features within the limits of a single dinh or flower pot. The description emphasizes complete and perfect execution in compact spaces.
Japan Publishes Notes on Shantung Dispute
Tokyo via AP reports Japanese Foreign Office released correspondence with China on Shantung settlement following ambassadorial note to Peking. It outlines China and Japan agreeing on disposition of Kiao-chau, Japanese troop withdrawal plans, and hopes for rapid negotiations while urging replacement police along the Shan tung Railway. China cites prewar conditions and delays, preferring evacuation steps and co operation to secure the rail line amid strained relations.
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Japanese memo presses Chinese calls for direct talks
Imperial government of Japan reiterates its single purpose in seeking reconsideration of a dispute. It argues that rights formerly transferred by the Chinese government to Japan remain in effect and cannot be affected by Beijing’s refusal to sign a peace accord.
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Parley with Soviet declared futile by anti red leader
Parley in Subastopol with General Wrangel argues that peace in Russia hinges on Allied cooperation with the Bolsheviks rather than a continued civil war. Wrangel predicts Bolshevism means anarchy and calls for redistribution of land to broad smallholders whileWarns Versailles does not fix Russia's problems without its role in world affairs.
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Bedford Hears of Harding at State Reformatory
Bedford reports news from Florence the reformatory superintendent as prisoners receive word of Harding’s nomination. A staffer promoted inmates to the ticket paper and the event sparked applause among the women who later received a reply from Senator Harding.
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Premiers in Parley Over Turkish Peril
Greek Premier Venizelos, French Premier Millerand, and British Field Marshal Wilson discuss Turkey's fate as Boulogne talks on German reparations influence near eastern affairs. Greece ready to enforce the Turkish treaty with own forces, aid from Britain or France debated.
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France and Germany debt swap proposal in Echo de Parla
The article reports Marcel Hutin in Echo de Parla urging Premier Lloyd George to accept payment of France's 12 billion francs debt to England via German reparations. It notes a proposed settlement where Germany would pay France, and France would settle with England. A council of ambassadors chaired by Jules Cambon met to discuss German disarmament and debt in line with Versailles, aiming to reduce the German army to 100,000 by July 10.
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New York to challenge Paris in fashion show
New York fashion designers plan a July exhibition at Hotel Pomadure to prove New York can rival Paris in gown design. Attorney General Palmer and Howard are expected to attend as the industry defies Paris by showing fall and winter skirt lengths and styles, arguing New York’s supremacy in postwar fashion.
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Demands on Hungary by Socialists call for reforms
Hungarian Socialists demand freedom of press and speech, July trial by rebus, release of political prisoners under civil supervision, and worker cooperation in reconstruction as conditions to end the transport workers boycott and reenter politics. The report notes Tremier and Minister Heeda addressing policy stance as Mexican Congress sits.
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Soviet Masses Fifty Divisions Against Poles
Soviet forces massed fifty divisions for a midsummer offensive along a 7200 kilometer front. Bolsheviki push toward the east bank of the Dnieper and Nosheviki claim to have broken Polish defenses, while Budenny raids continue and Kiev cemetery records report 25000 Jewish typhus deaths in six weeks prior to occupation.
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German Seamen Plot Charges at Genoa Conference
At the International Seamen's Conference British delegates protested against two German representatives, Doring and Wissel, arguing they did not truly represent the German Seamen's Union. Dr Laymann labeled British objections a plot with French Belgians and Italians against Germany. He urged the conference to focus on the Versailles treaty and direct indemnity matters to be addressed by Germany with the Entente.
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Maritime League Urges Chile to Expand Naval Program
The Maritime League of Chile sent a memorial to Congress urging increases to the naval program mapped before 1913. It calls for reacquiring the battleship Almirante Codina from Britain, creation of a Marine Ministry, division of the fleet into two units, and higher pay for naval officers and enlisted men.
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Salad Specialists at CHILDS Impress with Zestful Dish
Salad specialists at CHILDS have caught the spirit of an old proverb. The result is a salad that imparts zest to the dinner and tranquilizes digestion.
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