Round Up of Parlor Reds Ordered By Lusk Committee
The Lusk committee plans a round up of parlor Bolshevists whose names were found in documents seized by state troopers during Saturday’s I W W raid. The raid yielded Red literature and records at the I W W headquarters and Rand School, guarded over the safe of the Society of Commonwealth Centre. The committee will subpoena radicals to determine if they advocate overthrow by violence.
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East Fourth Street
John Reed
Wast Twenty-ninth Street
Rand School
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Society of Commonwealth Centre, the
Algernon Lee
Soc Isa
Aldermer
Stevenson
Lark Committee
Math
Witke
William T. Hornaday
New York
Madison Square Garchen
Rose Stokes
The
United
Tornado in Fergus Falls Kills About Two Hundred
A Fergus Falls tornado in Minnesota leveled three blocks of the business district and razed the Grand Hotel and Northern Pacific depot. About 200 people were reported killed, with 75 buried in the Grand Hotel ruins. The storm swept to Battle Lake and across the town, devastating the eastern hotel area and western brewery.
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Fergus Falls
Fargo
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Staples
Northern Pacific
Battle Lake
Minnesota
ST. Paul
Grand Hotel
Prof Dana Stages Burlesque of Big Four Conference
A burlesque of the four powers at a Young Democracy conference in Seaside House Rockaway featured Prof Harry Dana as Clemenceau. The skit mocked peace aims with Germany Hungary Ireland and India acting for the big four and included mock granting of Germany’s demands and independence moves for Ireland India and Mexico. The piece ends noting a fuller report on page six.
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Young Democracy
Seaside House
Rockaway
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Wws
Harry Dana
Columbia University
Dana
Wilson
Germany
Hungary
Ireland
India
Mexico
Alexandria Stager
M. Clemenceaul
M. Clemenceau
Ethel Jamison
His Wife Perfect Woman Says Major Baird's Will
The will of Major Charles Gamble Baird of Richmond Hill Queens names his wife Gertrude Baird as sole heir to an estate of about 20 000. He praises her courage and honor and says he never lied to her or broke a promise. The probate filing is in Ja naiga.
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Charles Gamble Baird
Richmond Ill
Queens
Janaiga
Baird
Richmond Hill
Prince
Het
Gerezmenyhart Baird
Mutinous British Troops Arrested at Sutton Camp
The mutinous conduct of troops at Sutton camp Surrey grew for ten days and culminated in a committee forming and orders being defied. This morning two battalions and a machine gun were sent to the camp. About 406 men including ringleaders were arrested and 800 others sent to Dover in Canterbury. The core grievance was orders to go to France.
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London
Sutton Camp
Surrey
Dovers
Canterbury
France
Knox Drops Fight for Vote On Resolution
Washington dispatch reports Republicans rally behind the Root plan to ratify the peace treaty with reservations. Senator Lodge postpones a Knox vote to focus on appropriation bills, while Senator Smoot urges dropping Article X objections to the treaty. Hitchcock calls the Knox resolution failure expected and party division confirms.
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Elihu Root
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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League of Nations
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Hitchcock
Italian and French Near Vienna Occupation Report
Dispatches from Vienna indicate approaching Italian and French occupation of Vienna due to threats from Hungarian Communists on the frontier. The report notes regional tensions and the potential involvement of Allied forces in maintaining order.
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Vienna
London
Winnipeg Ends Army Rule as Soldier Constables Patrol City
Winnipeg Wan June 22 martial law ended this afternoon as soldiers were withdrawn and "soldier constables" patrol the city in place of federal troops after striking union men attempted a parade despite Mayor Charles F Gray's orders.
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Winnipeg
Wan
Charles F. Gray
Gorky Editorials From Petrograd On Russia’s Soul
A series of piercing editorials translated from the novelist’s own Petrograd newspaper. On the editorial page "A Ball of Snakes" explores the Russian psyche and national mood with sharp insight.
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Gorky
Russia
Petrograd
500000 Troops Ready to Move in Paris Peace Crisis
Paris June 22 The French British and American leaders rejected Germany’s demand to modify the peace treaty and warned the Allied armies are prepared to advance Monday evening unless terms are accepted unconditionally. The German note seeking reservations was rejected after late night discussions with Prime Minister Lloyd George and President Wilson.
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Paris
Associated Press
Council of Five
Weimar
Wilson
Lloyd George
Germany
Haniel von Haimhausen
Versailles
Versalles
M. Clemenceau
Imperial Minister of Foreign Affairs
German Republic
Iowa of Nations
Britain Aghast Over Hun Coup At Scapa Flow
London dispatch reports that only the battleship Baden remains afloat at Scapa Flow after German crews scuttled the rest of the High Seas Fleet that surrendered on November 21. The act blocked a planned allied fleet handover and peace ceremony. Admiralty details are scarce as investigators probe the incident.
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New York Tribune Special Cable Service
Coppright
New Yor Tribune Inc
London
Baden
Scapa Flow
England
Admiralty
Allies to Rule Rhine Like Monarchs of Old
Coblenz June 22 The Rhineland will be mortgaged to the Allies until Germany pays its debt. The five Allied commissioners led by America will govern civilian life under civil administration with martial law powers as a last resort, maintaining troops in barracks and bearing costs of the occupation and commission.
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New York Tribune
Conyright
New York Tribune Inc
Coblenz
Rhineland
Pierrepont B. Noyes
Inter-Allied Rhineland Commission
The
Tribune Today
Germany
Council of Four
America
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
Rhine
Noyes
Wilson
Mars Foch
Lloyd George
Noyen
Bost
Cuave
Cvil
Germans Vote to Authorize Signing of Peace Treaty
Berlin reports state the National Assembly approved the cabinet’s power to sign the peace treaty by 237 to 138 with 68 abstentions. Premier Bauer pledged to sign without admitting Germany’s war responsibility or accepting Articles 227 to 230, and rejected Wilson's fourteen points as applied.
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Berlin
Associated Press
German National Assembly
Herr Bauer
Bauer
Germania
Mueller
Assembly
Peace Congress
Germany
Wilson
Bauer Disclaims Blame for War
WEIMAR. June 22. Premier Bauer told the National Assembly that Germany cannot accept Article 231 which demands Germany confess itself sole author of the war. He said the Allies cannot expect Germans to sign a peace instrument that severs living members from the empire and permanently violates German sovereignty and economy.
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