Troopers Raid Three Radical Hubs Seizing Papers
New York State Police with city detectives and Lusk committee agents raided the Rand School 7 East Fifteenth Street, the Left Wing headquarters 43 West Twenty Ninth Street, and the I W W headquarters 27 East Fourth Street. Warrants issued by McAdoo and Brough enabled officers to seize large quantities of letters pamphlets and books between 2 and 3 pm. The raid aimed to identify parlor Bolsheviks I W W members and socialists for later action.
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Lusk Committee
Raid on Rand School Headquarters Leads to Broad Seizure
Police troopers seized rooms and files at the Rand School 7 East Fifteenth Street in a staged 2 45 p m raid. Officers under Daniel Faber, A E Stevenson, and Abram Berger controlled the operation, targeting the library offices and switchboard to uncover names. The report notes Dr. Scott Near, previously accused over antiwar activity, was in his office during the raid.
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Near
University of Pennsylvania
A. E. Stevenson
Lusk Committee
Abraham Berger
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Deportation of Reds By Wholesale Planned
The United States may soon pursue wholesale deportations of Bolsheviks and other Reds as a swift response to the radical threat. Chief Flynn hinted that broad deportations could be imminent, while officials in New York referenced a Friday Madison Square Garden meeting and possible use of transport vessels to repatriate alien agitators.
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William J. Flynn
Washington
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William M. Offley
Department of Justice
Madison Square Garden
Martial Law in Winnipeg After Fatal Riot
Winnipeg under martial law after a May 15 strike confrontation that left one man dead and scores injured. Mayor Gray handed city control to Federal troops. General Ketchen said soldiers in full control as hundreds of rioters remained in custody. A streetcar clash preceded the arrival of troops and police, with armored cars on standby.
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Charles F. Gray
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Main Street
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Mike Sokolnoki
Deputies Guard Bandit Hamby Ahead of Trial
Five deputies were assigned to guard Gordon Fawcett Hamby in his Raymond Street jail cell as he prepares to face a jury in the Brooklyn Supreme Court for the December robbery and murder of a bank teller at East Brooklyn Savings Bank. Hamby may change his stance on testifying as trial opens tomorrow.
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Kings County
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Raymond Street
Hamby
Trocklyn Supreme Court
East Brooklyn Savings Bank
New York
Corn Exchange
East Brooklyn
Republicans Save U S Billion Says Mondell
Washington report notes the House passed the sundry civil bill during the special session and approved $1 4 million for the Justice Department to stamp out terrorism. Mondell touts substantial savings for the American people under Republican economy and retrenchment. If Senate approves House appropriations the total saved could exceed one billion dollars.
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Auto crash injures 25 at Sunday school picnic
Twenty five people including men women and children were hurt when an autos truck carrying them from a Sunday school picnic overturned on a hill in ARK. N. Ji. Police and physicians report several of the injured are in critical condition and may die.
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De Valera In America Secluded Visit to Waldorf Astoria Planned
Edward de Valera, Irish president in exile, is in the United States and will meet reporters Monday at the Waldorf Astoria after secretary Harry Boland confirms his arrival. Boland says de Valera pressed for American recognition of the Irish republic and remains unseen, with his exact whereabouts and plans undisclosed. Mrs. Wheelwright of Rochester denies seeing him since his England imprisonment.
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South Roscommon
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New York City
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Rochester
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England
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Philadelphia
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Washington
Root Maps Plan to Curb League Evils
A letter to lodge outlines a Senate route to accept a covenant with vital reservations. The document frames congressional action as key to curbing league evils and safeguarding national interests. It proposes conditional terms and oversight to ensure compliance.
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Plan by Elihu Root on League of Nations Reservations
Ex Senator Elihu Root outlined a plan to ratify the peace treaty with reservations. The proposals seek to exempt the United States from world policing duties and protect the Monroe Doctrine while allowing withdrawal after two years. Root argues the approach would not delay peace and urges Senate action with limited public opposition.
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Wilson to Lift War Prohibition on Beer After Peace Terms
President Wilson expected to issue a proclamation ending demobilization and wartime bans on wine and beer once Germany accepts peace terms. House committee debates authority for removing restrictions with Rep Dyer arguing for executive power and an amendment to bar enforcement after July 1. The panel defeats Gard's proposal to extend presidential authority and amends provisions about possession of beverage formulas and loitering related to intoxicating liquor.
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Washington
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Wilson
Germany
Dyer
Missouri
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Judiciary Committee
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Gard
Ohio
Igoe
New German Cabinet Formed Under Premier Bauer
Berlin June 21. A new German cabinet formed under Premier Bauer includes Herman Mueller as Foreign Minister and Mathias Erzberger as Finance Minister. Others named: Edouard David Interior, Wis sel Economics, Schlicke Labor, Meyer Treasury, Giesberts Posts, Bell Colonial, Noske National Defence, Schmidt Food. Justice Ministry not yet filled. Meyer, new Treasury head, hails from Kaufbeuren Bavaria. The cabinet signals a likely early signature of the peace treaty before the Allied deadline.
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Associated Press
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Labor
Herman Mueller
Edouard David
Mathias Erzberger
Herr Wissell
Herr Schlicke
Treasury
Herr Meyer
Posts and Telegraphs
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Colonial Office
Bell
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Ministry of Justice
Treasury Department
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Bavaria
No Time Extension for Foe Says Paris Press
In Paris circles, press reports state the Allied powers will not grant Germany more time to decide on the treaty. Commentators link the Scheidemann resignation to a likely path where Germany will sign the treaty if a cabinet capable of authorizing signing cannot be formed.
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Scheidemann
German Parties Caucus on Terms
Weimar June 21 The three main parties debated signing the peace treaty. The Socialists favored 75 to 39 against while the Democrats showed 1 in favor and 58 against. Centrists split 4 for unconditional acceptance and 69 for conditional acceptance. The cabinet planned another all night session to decide on responsibility for signing.
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Yendere
German High Seas Fleet Sunk at Scapa Flow by Its Crews
The German fleet interned at Scapa Flow was scuttled by its crews as flags flew at noon. Guards aboard British ships were not present under armistice terms. many Germans were killed as boats were fired upon during escape attempts. Admiralty later confirmed the sinking and noted casualties and varying salvage prospects. The loss included battleships, battle cruisers, light cruisers, and destroyers with numbers still unclear.
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