House Rebukes Senate Over Dictation Rift
Washington report says the House unanimously advised the Senate that its resolution seeking action on Kentucky Representative Johnson for remarks about Ohio's Senator Pomerene breached House privilege. The House declined to expunge the disputed remarks and returned the Senate resolution with a cautionary note that it itself breached privilege. Representative Campbell of Kansas led the Rules Committee in supporting the report as the House emphasized its rights against Senate dictation.
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New York Tribune
Washington Bureau
Washington
House
Senate
House Today
Representative Johnson
Kentucky
Senaté
Pomerene
Ohio
Nie
Representative Campbell
Kansas
House Rules Committee
Hiouse
Sanfold Toothbrush Sale Ad Note
An old newspaper ad fragment mentions the Sanfold toothbrush priced at 50 cents, advertised at all good dealers. The readable portion hints at a promotional line inviting purchases, but details are incomplete and the text is fragmentary.
Official Log Records Steps Toward Peace
Washington June 28 the official bulletin from the State Department reports the Versailles signing sequence. Clemenceau calls session to order as Miller signs for Germany at 3 12 p m Miller Bell and Wilson follow with signs and the American delegation completes signing. The British headed delegations sign after the Americans in the treaty order.
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Stashington
State Department
Versailles
Clemenceau
Washington
Germany
Bell
Wilson
Lansing
White, House and Bliss
Champ Clark Denounces Senate Demands Over Privilege
Champ Clark congratulated the Rules Committee for its good taste in rejecting the Senate demands. He said sending the resolution breaches privilege and compared it to a mace by a House member, adding the House will not let the Senate dictate to it.
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Vender Champ Clark
Rules Committee
Senate
House
French Stowaway Born in Salt Lake City Joins 1905 Lineage
A fourteen year old French stowaway aboard the Æolus claimed he was born in Salt Lake City in 1905 and would be released to Utah relatives if proven American born. He spoke English, recalled Salt Lake, and wore a duck uniform aboard the transport with 9,008 American Expeditionary Force troops aboard four ships arriving yesterday. The transports included the Santa Rosa with 1,961 and the Santa Paula with 2,003 officers and men. The Julia Luckenbach returned 2,600 troops, while the Æolus carried 2,354, under 806th Pioneer Colonel F. M. Maddox. Two French brides accompanied a Casual Company on Santa Rosa. The Julia Luckenbach held the 408th and 404th Telegraph battalions of the Signal Corps.
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Æolus
France
John le Maire
Salt Lake City
Ellis Island
Utah
Salt Lake
F. M. Maddox
Santa Rosa
GE. Witte
Detroit
Arthur Donahue
Somerville
Masa
Santa Paula
F. A. Prince
4Th Artillery Corps
Julia Luckenbach
Signal Corps
Many Questions Left Open by Pact as Signed
The 440th article of the treaty permits reestablishment of relations with Germany by ratifying nations when three major Allied powers exchange ratifications. Dr Temple outlines a plan to bring three ratifications together and send them to Germany. Resumption of trade and financial ties would follow, with loans and interest adjusted.
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Senate
Germany
Temple
When and How Will a German Trade Begin
The resumption of trade with Germany will begin soon after the peace treaty signing, subject to Allied Economic Council regulations. Public guidance from the War Trade Board and State Department is anticipated, with consuls assigned as diplomatic relations resume. Embargoes may persist on dyes and chemicals, while raw materials and staples may clear promptly. Six months to a reasonably normal basis is anticipated, with the Economic Council to oversee material supply and indemnity payments.
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Department of Commerce
Department of State
Germany
Economic Council of the Allies
Paris
Economic Council
War Trade Board
Department
Eftiva
State Department
Hlonomic Council
House
Ways ‘Ans
When Will Military Forces Be Returned
War Department officials said five divisions of the American regular army will remain in occupation until the President proclaims ratification of the peace treaty. Withdrawal of most forces follows ratification, with a small number kept for duty. Officers stated demobilization aims to return the last man abroad before four months after the proclamation. Naval forces abroad shrink to smaller crafts, with no capital ships in European waters and numbers dropping toward 250,000 by July 1.
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Army of Occupation
Foch
War Department
Wilson
Germany
General Star
Siberia
Ry Daniels
Taniels
Mediterranean
Austin
Turkey
Department of State
Rotterdam
Charleston
S.C
Congress
Lin
Austria
When Will War Laws End in This Country
Senator Botuh states the espionage act would automatically expire with the peace treaty ratification or if a joint resolution ends the war. He says the aim is to block a more drastic act for peacetime and that Congress could allow a brief period without an espionage law if war ends.
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Unite States
Botuh
Senate
House
Congress
Guatemalan Archbishop Imprisoned for Sermons
Arch Bishop Jose Pinol y Batres of Guatemala was imprisoned in San Salvador after preaching four sermons deemed objectionable by Guatemalan authorities. San Salvador's archbishop and the bishops of Santa Ana and San Miguel sought his release.
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Guatemala
San Salvador
Santa Ana
San Miguel
Jose Pinol Y Batres
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Pomerone Tiff
Ivana Wiya
America
Cammeyer
St. New York
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Wowuven
Kid
Francis P. Garvan
B. Altman & Co
Madison Avenue
Fifth Avenue
New York
Thirty-fourth Street
Murray Hill
Thirty-fifth Street
Jersey
Barser
the Dress Goods Department
Georgette
Chantilly
Dentelliere
the Motor Delivery Service
New Jersey
Westchester County
Long Island
Diam D Pawn Providen
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