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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1919

Page

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Letters Link Henry Ford With Soviet Bureau In Detroit

Revelations from yesterday's Lusk committee hearings reveal Santeri Nuorteva of the Soviet agency sought access to Henry Ford and to Wall Street bankers via Abraham A. Heller and Dwight Morrow. Memoranda discuss contacting J. P. Morgan & Co and others to foster Soviet business ties and export plans, with Evans Clark arranging meetings in New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago and other centers.

Santeri Nuorteva Henry Ford Detroit Russia Nuorteva Ford Abraham A. Heller Dwight Morrow George W. Kirehney Wall Street Rmanlan Archibald E. Stevenson A. A. Heller Evans Clark Bureau Dr. Kirchwey Vanderlip Lomonosoff Stevenson Heller New York Boxton Philadelphia Urgh Chicago Warinens

Senate Provides 2,000,000 to Hunt Down Bombers

Washington report on the amended sundry civil appropriation bill to fund a vigorous campaign against bomb throwers and anarchists. Frances P. Garvan testified that Russia is financing radical activity and a $2,000,000 allocation was requested for deportation and suppression. The Senate committee raised the DOJ crime fund to 2,000,000 and added 300,000 for deportations of alien anarchists.

Washington Sciichmans Senate Francia P. Garvan Department of Justice Bureau of Investigation Senate Appropriations Committee Arvan Mre Garvan New York Chicago Paterson N. J Garvan tHonemenv Hhai Europe Ate Department Polk State Department Department of Justice

Left Wing Calls For Dictatorship At Convention In Manhattan

A Left Wing group adopted resolutions at its national convention in Manhattan declaring a dictatorship of the proletariat as a chief aim and endorsing international ties with the Russian Bolsheviks and Spartacists. The platform urges seizure of political power, a party as a clearinghouse for proletarian education, and links with revolutionary movements abroad to pressure capitalist systems. Also notes a Camp Service call for New York war camp volunteers for information booths serving service men at 15 East Fortieth Street.

Scizure Manhattan Lyceum East Fourth Street Fhlows International Crisia Camp Service New York War Camp East Black Sea Revolutionary Committee France Great Britain Turkey

Jurors Still Trying to Reach Verdict in Wilkins Case

MINEOLA L I June 27 At 2 30 this morning the jury weighing the case of Dr Walter Keene Wilkins remained out after hearing testimony reread on request. Jurors asked to review Detective and other testimony about the burglary and flight to Baltimore and questioned the validity of Mrs Wilkins will. The accused man, in his Long Beach cell, voiced hope for no hung jury and worried over his garden beds as jurors toured the Long Beach home.

Mineola, L. 1 Walter Keene Wilkins Baltimore Divide F. Manning Joul Hayden Justice Manning Dr. Wilking Hays

War-time prohibition enforceme nt bill delayed past July 1

New York Tribune reports the House Judiciary Committee rejected separating war time prohibition from constitutional enforcement. The omnibus bill will delay final passage past war time start, with penalties under the war prohibition act, and possible amendments to extend prohibition or delay enforcement. President Wilson’s demobilization remains uncertain, likely before August 1.

New York Tribune Washington Bureau Washington Congressional Congress House Judiciary Committee Judiciary Committee Internal Revenue Bureau Wilson Randall California Gard House Mryx

La Follette Eliminated As Ocean Grove Speaker

Ocean Grove New Jersey June 26 protests by veterans other residents forced cancellation of Senator Robert M. La Follette Wisconsin as July 5 speaker The Huge Maurical Bureau of New York settled the affair selecting Rev Dr Nowell Dwight Hillis Plymouth Church Brooklyn to speak Educational Round Table led protests urging action to stop La Follette’s appearance

Ocean. Grove N. J Robert M. la Follette Wisconsin Ocean Grove la Follette Trurock Maurical Bureau of New York Sie Bureau Rov Nowell Dwight Hillis Plymouth Church Brooklyn Educational Round Table Education

Foe Pledges No Hitec in Acceptance

Paris reports that Clemenceau promises German reparations for sunk fleet and burned flags once investigations finish. Berlin signatories to the peace treaty amid delays. Mueller Bell Leinert slated to sign, with uncertainty over German delegation and ratification timing. Continued discussion and potential ultimatum expected as Versailles moves toward signing.

Paris Associated Press Hermann Mueller Johannes Bell Arrie Versailles Havas Isarns Mueller Bell Herlin Council of Three Herr Musller Herr Giesberts Herr Leinert Germany Dr. Bell Herr Mueller Brest-Litovsk Bauer Berlin Haniel von Halmhausen Jold Count von Brockforff-Ranteau Scheidemann J Sight

Wilson Bids France Adieu At State Feast

PARIS June 26 President Wilson bid farewell to France after a state dinner with President Poincaré and peace conference delegates. He praised the French welcome, noted the lasting friendship formed, and said cooperation would continue beyond the talks as the two nations share a common plan and duties across races and nations. Continued on page six.

Wilson France Paris Associated Press Poincaré

Allies Reject Turks Plea to Restore Empire

Paris dispatch reports the Allied Council refused the Turkish demand for undiminished territorial restoration. The Turkish memorandum framed crimes by others and blamed German intrigues, while pledging inquiry into archives and presenting assurances, with continued debate noted to continue on page.

Paris Allied Council Damad Ferid

Frederick William’s Flight Ignites German Resistance Plot

Ex Crown Prince Frederick William escapes from Holland into Germany amid Berlin street clashes and rising disorder. Washington circles warn a coup plan by conservative and military factions, while Hamburg rioters seize control, killing 185 and looting. Rebels seek a soviet government as Scheidemann fears assassination in exile.

Frederick William Germany Holland Paris Washington Berlin Hamburg Philipp Scheidemann Assass

Frederick's Flight Irritates Peace Conference Circles

Paris June 28 The former German Crown Prince Frederick William Hohenzollern escaped from Holland into Germany triggering a stir in peace conference circles. Berlin dispatches note possible moves toward East Prussia by the Crown Prince and Prince Max, reflecting continued German reactionary sentiment and military concerns following Scapa Flow events.

Paris Associated Press Frederick William Hohenzollern Prine Holland Germany Prt Max Baden East Prussia Tong

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Crown Prince Lusk Evans Kirchwey Lusk Joint Legislative Committee Frank A. Vanderlip Dudley Field Malone Amos Pinchot Judah L Magnes Gilbert Roe Lincoln Cord Martens Judah Magnes Gilbert Ros Lincoln Coleord Rewria Francis P. Garvan Convention of Socialists Foe Clemenceau Emier Clemenceau Aflica M. Glamencean Opyright Serview Isle of Wieringen Nation Poincare Jamad Pacha Thissia Constantinople Committee of Union and Progress Chris Pires Frederick Hohenzollerns
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