De Valera Faces Raucous Welcome in New York
Edward de Valera, leader of the Irish Republic, reappeared in his native city amid a swelling crowd on Thirty-third Street near Fifth Avenue. Police kept back admirers as de Valera, with officials and reporters present at the Waldorf Astoria, moved into a state suite amid cheers and prayers from the Friends of Freedom and various church figures.
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Barton de Valera
Lower West Side
New York
Edward
Thirty-third Street
Surance
Waldorf-Astoria
Third Street
Fifth Avenue
John Goff
Ireland
de Valera
Yose de Valera
Herbrace
Peacock Alley
United States
Harry Bond
Valera
State
Iitown
Mendenza
London
Friends of Tit Freedom
Tatler
P. J. O'Donnell
St. Francis Me Males
India
Prohibition debate and a jealous marriage shooting
Wartime prohibition stability is questioned as wets predict a Wilson proclamation to halt war time ban. The chaotic market sees 70 million gallons whiskey held, while restaurants and clubs debate service. In a separate case Mrs Jennie B Tuggle shot her husband Dr Thomas B Tuggle and held their adopted son as police detained her. she was found mentally deranged and taken to Bellevue.
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Wilson
Congress
Eafén
Woodrow
Jennie B. Tuggle
West 149Th Street
Thomas B. Tuggle
St. Lawrence Hospital
Thast
Luby
Rice
Bellevue
New Jersey Fights New York Tax Protests
Governor Runyon convened state officials to discuss protests by New Jersey residents earning in New York who object to paying the New York State income tax. He called in Comptroller Newton A. K. Bughee and State Treasurer W. T. Read to explore ways and means.
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Trenton
N. J
Runyon
Toiag
New Jersey
New York
New York State
Newton A. K. Bughee
W. T. Read
Ten Hurt As Brooklyn L Train Crash Splits Jams
A rear end collision on the Broadway Brooklyn L line between Madison Street and Putnam Avenue left ten injured, with two likely fatally harmed. A Times Square to Canarsie bound four car steel train struck a stalled Jamaica train of two wooden cars, amid darkness from the impact. Motorman William Williams, 35, of Queens, was arrested for felonious assault. Two most seriously hurt were the Canarsie motorman and a guard, rushed to Bushwick Hospital, with skull fractures and internal injuries.
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Broadway
Brooklyn
Madison Street
Putnama Avenue
Times Square
Canarsie
Jamaica
John Williams
Stephens Street
Queens
Ralph Avenue
Bushwick Hospital
William Kessler
Fountain Avenue
East New York
Morten Stevens
Gates Avenue
Keasler
Oransky
Weiss
Easeberg
Ascel 2
Weimar Signifies Unconditional Peace Treaty Acceptance
The National Assembly voted to sign the peace terms unconditionally despite opposition. Premier Bauer secured confirmation after Allied powers rejected reservations. Cabinet reshuffle described as a stop gap aimed at approving the treaty amid deep social distress and hunger.
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Weimar
Associated Press
National Assembly
Bauer
Germany
German National Party
People’s Party
Maerker
Weimer
Greeks Retreat Under Turkish Supremacy in Asia Minor
Paris dispatch reports official Reuters advices stating Turkish forces outnumber Greeks four to one and threaten to drive Greek troops from Asia Minor. Greek units reportedly fall back before superior artillery and ammunition, signaling a serious regional setback.
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Paris
Asia Minor
Reuters, Ltd
Asi Minor
Wilson to Sail for Home Thursday from Brest
President Wilson plans to depart Brest on the U S S George Washington Wednesday or Thursday to begin the homeward voyage. He will present the peace treaty to the Senate for ratification after arriving and then tour to promote the treaty and the league of nations. Marines guard the White House area as preparations accelerate.
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Brest
George Washington
United States
Washington
Tumulty
Senate
Paris
Guard of Honor
White House
Azores
Margaret Wilson
John W. Davis
London
Russian Soviet Threatens U S With Reprisals
London reports the Russian Soviet government demanded the release of L C A R Martens, a Bolshevik representative in New York, as reprisals threatened Americans in Russia. Martens says the London dispatch is likely inaccurate and notes he testified before New York authorities.
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London
L. C. A. R. Martens
Nesw
York
Petrograd
Russia
New York
Martens
Bolshevist Mission
Lusk State Legilative Committee
Moscow
A. J. Sack
Russian Information Bureau
Soviet Russia
Y. M
Red Cross
Standard Oil and Harvester Companies
Siberian
Prince Lubomirsky Named Polish Minister to the United States
Paris June 28 The appointment of Frincs Casimir Lubomirsky as Polish Minister to the United States is confirmed. Prince Lubomirsky is now in Paris preparing to assume his post and represent Poland in Washington.
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Prince Lubomirsky
Paris
Frincs Casimir Lubomirsky
United States
Princs Lubomirsky
Germans Sink Kiel Fleet Says Report
QVEIMAR June 22 The German warships that did not surrender and were anchored off Kiel Wilhelmshaven and other points have been sunk by their crews says a report received here It lists twelve German war vessels plus destroyers in German waters London June 23 The German admiralty denies the report that Germans had sunk their warships in harbors
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Qveimar
Bygthe Associated Press
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Geman
London
German Fleet Sunk at Scapa Flow to Face Court Martial
London reports Admiral von Reuter, who commanded the scuttled German fleet at Scapa Flow, will be court martialed for breaking armistice terms. An Allied Paris council will arrange the trial details, with Paris to handle international questions via an inter allied commission. French measures to seize three interned German ships in Spain are noted, as crews depart for ports.
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London
Associated Press
von Reuter
Daily Mail
Allied Council
Paris
Inter- Allied Commission
British Foreign Office
Admiralty Plaa
Budget Committee
French
Chamber of Deputies
Clemenceau
France
Spain
Havre
Faro
Huelva
Planet
Balboa
Oldenburg
Cadiz
German Officers Shot Own Crews in Scapa Flow Incident
From Thurso Scotland June 23 Associated Press report says German sailors were shot by their own officers as they tried to obey British orders to return to their ships and seal the seacocks after German vessels were sunk at Scapa Flow Lieutenant Nut tall of the steamer Alouette arrived from Scapa Flow and described the incident.
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Thurso
Scotland
Associated Press
Nuttall
Alouette
Scapa Flow
France Doubtful Of Teuton Honor
Paris June 23 The German government at Weimar has signaled willingness to sign the peace terms unconditionally, with signing likely not before Thursday or Friday. The process hinges on whether Germany accredits Dr Haniel von Haimhausen to sign or sends a new delegation to Versailles. The Four Council notes asks for information to time the arrival of credentials, delaying the signing. The German note protests Allied coercion claiming the terms strip German honor and affirms readiness to accept and sign. Early today Germany requested forty eight hours to decide.
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New York Tribune
Servien T Coprihs
New York
Tritone
Weimar
Bauer
Hermann Mueller
Mlao
Socialist Party
Bisce
Ideualley Aeter
Paris
Versailles Palace
Associated Press
Premig Clemenceau
Huta
Haniel Vor
Haimhausen
Versailles
German Republic
M. Clemenceau
Haniel von Ister
Foreign Affairs
Germany
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Turkey
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