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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1919

Page

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Bill to Make Nation Dry Is Held Up

Washington report details a revised prohibition enforcement bill nearing House debate. Expect lengthy discussion, potential amendments, and a clash over whether war time provisions may pass before July 1. The Gard bill and Steele amendment figure in committee votes as parties argue over definitions and state ratification.

New York Tribune Washington Bureau Washington House Senate Judiciary Committee Representative Walsh Massachusetts Representative Gard Ohio Steele Pennsylvania

Sir Charles Allom Ejected From Hotel

British yachtsman and aircraft maker Sir Charles Carrick Allom was forcibly ejected from the Hotel St. Regis lobby after an altercation with two women soliciting contributions to the Irish Victory Fund. Witnesses included hotel owner R. M. Haan and Vincent Astor with others at a table near flags. Allom claimed he did nothing unbecoming while Haan said he ordered the dismissal.

Sir Charles Carrick“ Allom St. Regis Irish Victory Fund Sir Charles R. M. Haan Vincent Astor Sheila O'Reilly Mabel Clayton America X. M. Haan de Valera Haan Charles Ritz-Carlton Mr. Hann Charles Carrick Allom George Thomas Lipton New York

Boston Guarded To Balk Reds

Boston police raise heavy guard at state and municipal buildings after a Washington warning that Reds may attempt a reign of terror. Riot guns installed in stations, officers including ex soldiers in charge, vacations suspended. warning shared with Governor Bartlett of New Hampshire.

Boston Curtis Washington Roxbury Bartlett New Hampshire

Jewels Missed by Robbers on Broadway

Three men smashed a jeweler’s window on Broadway at Thirty-ninth Street in daylight missing about 200000 dollars worth of diamonds as onlookers failed to intervene. Nathan Canperfeld pursued the thieves who vanished into a crowd after the break. A suspect named Andrew Leary was detained by a civilian and police arrived too late.

Broadway Thirty-ninth Street Casperfeld & Cleveland, Jewelers Nathan Canperfeld Gleater Mundo Andrew Leary 877 Highth Avenue

City Welcomes Dr. Pessoa as Friend of U. S.

President-elect of Brazil Dr Epitacio Pessoa and party arrived in New York aboard the Imperator and were greeted by Mayor Hylan at City Hall. A formal dinner at the Waldorf followed, with a luncheon planned for the Pan American Society and a special train later bound for Niagara Falls. The welcome featured a guard of honor from the Sao Paulo and a parade along Broadway, with remarks stressing friendship and mutual service between Brazil and the United States.

Epitacio Pessoa Brazil New York City Imperator Washington Jersey City New York Hylan City Hall Waldorf Pan-American Society Niagara Alls Dr. Pexson Juanita Tersey City Dr. Pena The Republic Wanamaker Sao Paulo New York Navy Yard Rodman Wanamaker Grover A. Whalen Thomas Barry J. E. Kuhn W. D. Caperton William G. McAdoo Elbert H. Gary Carlos M. Schwab Frank L. Dowling United States Dom Pedro Argentina Pessoa Brasil Pesos

Soldiers Ready To Stop Speech Of La Follette

Ocean Grove New Jersey June 25 Overseas veterans threaten action to bar Senator Robert M La Follette from July 5 appearance in Ocean Grove Auditorium unless Camp Meeting Association cancels the engagement Former Company FE 114th Infantry members vow to prevent the address Hotel Association resolutions urge cancellation and report capacity protest plans by about 150 hotel operators

Ocean Grove N. J Robert M. la Follette Ocean Grove Hotel Association la Follette Camp Meeting Association L. B. Yates Atlantic House Senator la Follette

Soldiers Held in Plot to Slay Scheidemann

Soldiers arrested in Weimar on charges of plotting to arrest and murder Philipp Scheidemann former Premier. Dispatch says the plan targeted Monday evening at a specific hour but details remain incomplete and unconfirmed.

Scheidemann Ondon Weimar Copenhagen Philipp Scheidemann

Postmaster General's Air Mail Use Probed in Burned Letters

Representative Steenerson introduces a House resolution demanding information on the loss of mail valued at about 68 000 in an May 24 air crash between Cleveland and Chicago. Harriman National Bank objects to sending drafts and papers via airplanes without sender consent and labels the practice a high handed outrage. Ordinary mail used as ballast reportedly accompanied the flight.

House Burleson Washington Steenerson Minnesota Cleveland Chicago Post Office Department Harriman National Bank New York City J. W. Harriman Harman National Bank Widsworth New York

Massachusetts Ratifies Women’s Suffrage Amendment

Boston reports Massachusetts fully ratified the federal woman suffrage amendment. The House approved 185 to 47 after anti-suffrage leaders failed to refer the matter to voters. The Senate had already voted 34 to 5 a week earlier, sealing the state’s support.

Boston Massachusetts House Senate

Fall's Move for Peace Blocked In Committee

Washington June 25 The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 12 to 4 to defer action on Senator Fall's peace declaration resolution amid united opposition from league critics. Five anti league senators supported postponement while Fall and allies predicted a favorable report later. Fall then said he would not seek action on his army bill amendment containing the declaration.

Washington League of Nations Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fall New Mexico League Lodge Borah Idaho Johnson California Moses New Hampshire Senate

Mueller Refuses To Sign Treaty

London reports a wireless message from Berlin states that President Ebert Premier Bauer and all ministers issued a proclamation to the German people following the peace treaty. It urges full effort to fulfilment and promises to intercede for those threatened with separation from the empire while calling on work and duty for the country’s redemption.

London Ebert Bauer Berlin

Military Caste Opposes Terms Says Mueller

Weimar June 28 Hermann Mueller German Foreign Secretary said Germany aims to fulfill treaty terms but faces opposition from militarist and disintegration forces. He outlined a future policy of understanding with other nations and work to earn respect, stressing internal strain and need for peace food and work.

Hermann Mueller New York Tribune New York Weimar Germany

German militarists plot dictatorship amid Berlin moves

London dispatch reports a conspiracy by the German militarists to overturn the government and establish a dictatorship. Communications between Berlin and East Germany are said cut, fueling rumors of a military move against Prussia. Scheidemann and Erzberger reportedly flee, with Paris wary over delayed German delegates names. Foch told to prepare for trouble.

New York Tribune London Germany Berlin East Germany Prussia Scheidemann Erzberger Copenhagen Paris Foch

German Foreign Minister declines Versailles signing report

Berlin dispatch reports Hermann Mueller the new German Foreign Minister refuses to travel to Versailles to sign the peace treaty. Von Hindenburg resigns army command as military leaders press to block terms. Noske portrays and then withdraws resignation amid telegraphed threats by officers and planned measures to defend the army's honor.

Berlin Associated Press Hermann Mueller Tageblatt Versailles von Hindenburg Baron von Luettwiz von Gilsa Herr Noske Reinhart Weimar Gustav Noske

Allies Drafting An Ultimatum

Paris reports that if the German delegation for the peace treaty is not contacted soon the Allies will send an ultimatum demanding the appointment of plenipotentiaries within a set hours. The German government was said to be reacting to council of four advisories.

Paris Associated Press Weimar Reuters Germany Council of Four

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