Service on Border Calls for 26 000 More Men in U S Army
Washington reports Secretary Baker authorized recruiting of twenty six thousand four hundred fifty men for border service. Allocations include infantry cavalry field artillery engineers medical corps ordnance signal corps air service and quartermaster corps. Separate dispatch from El Paso details Villa’s reaction to U S actions and a courier's account of Juarez fighting, casualties, and Villa generals' deaths.
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WASHINGTON
Baker
infantry
nepro
cavalry
field artillery
engineers
medical corps
ordnance
signal corps
air service
quartermaster corps
Villa
EL PASO
Tex
Samalyuca
Felipe Angeles
James B. Erwin
Erwin
De Rosy C. Cabell
Vila
Juarez
United States
custom house
Martin Lopez
Manuel Castro
Alberto Jimenez
Hipolito Villa
Samalduer
Ankheles
Angeles
Priests Strike Shuts Masses at Loretto Italy
Rome June 206 The Associated Press reports a unprecedented priests strike at Loretto, a famed pilgrim resort. They demand better pay due to soaring living costs and, when unmet, ceased masses and other religious duties.
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LORETTO
ITALY
ROME
Associated Press
Lorreto
Brazil's President Welcomed at New York
Brazil's president-elect Dr Epitacio Pessoa was welcomed in New York as the U S S Imperator arrived in harbor. He will be hosted in the city and then travel to Washington for several days as the guest of the U S government before touring the country to St Louis.
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NEW YORK
Epitacio Pessoa
Brazil
Mexicans Search For Bandit Gold
In Mexico City on June 20 authorities report the long running hunt for bandit Chavez Garcia’s buried treasure in Michoacan remains unresolved. Villagers near Penjamillo and nearby Durango have guided futile digs for loot said hidden in caves and caves.
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MEXICO CITY
Chavez ‘Garcia
Michoacan
Garcia
Penjamillo
Durango
Tomas Urbina
Morrow Wins Oregon Democratic Committeeman Post
In Portland on June 20 the Oregon state Democratic committee named Dr J W Morrow as Democratic committeeman over Newton F McCoy by 24 to 15. McCoy pledged to contest the result before the national committee and, if needed, in the primaries.
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PORTLAND
Ore
Democratic committee
J. W. Morrow
Oregon
Newton F. Mcffoy
Will P. Hornibrook
Vancouver
Wash
McCoy
Morrow
national committee
Brewers Seek Federal Court Restraint Over Beer ruling
The St Louis brewing association and thirteen breweries filed an injunction asking the U S district court to stop the internal revenue collector and the district attorney from interfering with the production of beer containing 2.76 percent alcohol, pending a final court ruling on whether the beer is intoxicating.
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ST. LOUIS
United States district court
internal revenue collector
United States district attorney
St Louis brewing association
comany
Non- partisan League leaders face trial in Minn
Judge E C Dean refused to postpone the trial of A C Townley and Joseph Gilbert leaders of the non partisan league charged with conspiracy to violate the state disloyalty law. Trial set for 2 PM. A lumber mill fire in Kellogg Idaho caused about 50000 dollars in damages with origin unknown.
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FAIRMONT. Minn
E. C. Dean
Jackson county district court
A. C. Townley
Joseph Gilbert
nonpartisan league
KELLOGG Idaho
tig lumber
Bunker Hill and Sullivan Mining Company
Price for silver put up all bars stabilized for years says Baker
Ray T. Baker director of the United States mint says under the Pittman silver bill the price of silver will not fall below one dollar an ounce for at least seven years. He notes 270 million ounces melted, 200 million shipped abroad, and that replacing melted silver would take years.
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Nevada
Ray T. Baker
United States mint
San Francisco
Pittman
Baker
India
England
Germany
United States
congress
Washington
Phelan Calls for Total Immigration Ban on Japan
Senator Phelan urged cancelling the Japan gentleman's agreement and barring all Japanese immigration. He warned of a Pacific war threat, likening Japanese as invading forces and calling for elimination of all Japanese entry. He also pressed measures to prohibit land ownership by Japanese and outlaw picture bride marriages.
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WASHINGTON
Japan
house
Phelan
California
America
Pacific
Atlantic
East
Senator Phelan
Ovent
Albanians Wearing American Pyjamas In War Relief Effort
In Tirana on June 20 thousands of Albanians wear American garments made from Red Cross fabric scraps sent by Americans. Albanian women cut and sewed miles of muslin into clothing in Red Cross workshops while American volunteers run welfare classes for children, teaching English hygiene and games to war’s young victims.
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TIRANA
Albania
Red Cross
Oil Promoters in Kentucky Arrested Indictment Charged
A federal grand jury in Louisville indicted several individuals tied to an oil company on charges of using the mails to defraud after weeks of investigation. Names withheld pending arrests. defendants said to reside in scattered locations nationwide.
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LOUISVILLE
Oregon Governor Recalls Air Flight Thrills Coast Visit
Governor Ben W. Olcott returned from Sacramento aboard a Portland bound airplane recounting exciting moments on the trip. He cited a perilous Cow Creek canyon crossing as among Colonel Watsons toughest flights and a challenging landing at Cottage Grove. He plans to urge practical airplane use along the coast and to seek congressional support for forest patrol by air.
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SALEM
Ore
Sacramento
Portland
Ben W. Olcott
Cow Creek canyon
Col. Watson
Cottage Grove
Olcott
Oregon
congress
Senate 10 Rescue Aircraft Program
Senate committees plan higher aviation appropriations than the house. The naval committee favors raising the Navy bill from 15 million to 35 million, while military aviation seeks 55 million for the Army. The Senate subcommittee also recommends about 900 million for the Army in 1920, with troop strength of roughly 460,000.
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WASHINGTON
senate
house
naval
Daniels
military
Gown for Flight Across Pacific
Los Angeles June 20 The proposed trans Pacific air race offers a prize of 50000 by Thomas H Ince. Aviators may start from Venice California or Asia Australia Japan and finish in the United States or the opposite. The contest runs from September to February 1920 and must be completed within twelve days. If not finished the fastest aviator to Hawaii wins 10000 and if Hawaii is not reached the farthest distance earns 3500.
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LOS ANGELES
Thomas H. Ince
Pacific
Venice
Cal
Australia
Asia
Japan
United States
Ince
Hawaiian Islands
PRESS OF BERLIN OPPOSES TREATY
Berlin reports show Die Freiheit and the Vossische Zeitung favor signing the peace treaty while Die Freiheit warns the government against provocation and disclaimed responsibility for outcomes of refusal. Pan-American Deutsche Zeitung urges readiness. Vorwaerts backs signing if plebiscite time is denied, else cabinet must decide with the national assembly.
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BERLIN
Associated Press
Die Freiheit
Vossische Zeitung
Sociatists
Deutsche Zeitung
Vorwaerts
national assembly
British dirigible ready for flight from East Fortune
The British dirigible B-34 left East Fortune Ireland on Tuesday for an extended North Sea cruise with no bombs or ammunition. A strong wind prevented landing yesterday, keeping the airship over the sea until conditions eased. Colonel Hunt said the ship would need time to return to start the long flight, potentially delaying by a day or more.
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EAST FORTUNE
Ireland
Associated Press
North sea
Col. Hunt
Scheidemann government falls as Noske moves to form cabinet
Weimar reports say Philipp Scheidemann's ministry has collapsed and Gustav Noske will head a new German government. Ebert's fate is uncertain with a successor to be chosen by the national assembly. The peace treaty signing is seen as likely as centrists push to approve with reservations.
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GUSTAVE NOSKE
PHILIP SCHEIDEMANN Scheidemann
Germany
Gustav Noake
renee
National Assembly
Ebert Qut
pew mem
PARIS
Scheidemann
Coblenz
Weimar
Berlin
Phillipp Scheidemann
Neske
Gustav Neske
Scheldemann
Herr Noske
Ebert
Herr Ebert
Scheidemann-Ebert
Noske
Eustav Noske
Bern
Independent Socialists
Mathias Erzeberger
Edward David
Bell
Baron von Richthofen
Amsterdam
London
Philipp Scheidemann
Mathian Erzberger
Johannes Bell
Gustav Noske
Eduard David
Reuter
German national assembly
statei
German Democratic party
Copenhagen
Miss Molla Bjurstedt Falls in Philadelphia Semifinal
In Philadelphia at the Cricket Club Miss Molla Bjurstedt four year champion loses to Marion Zinderstein of Longwood 4-6 6-1 6-2 in the fifty second annual women’s tennis tournament semifinal. Zinderstein faces Mrs George Wightman of Longwood in the final. Bjurstedt notes she lacks strength after recent injury.
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PHILADELPHIA
Misa Molla Bjurstedt
Philadelphia Cricket Club
Marion Zinderstein
Longwood Cricket Club
Zinderstein
George Wightman
Miss Bjurstedt
Pacific cable rate cuts from San Francisco to Asia
New York June 20 Clarence H Mackay president of the Postal Telegraph Cable System announced rate reductions effective September 1 from San Francisco to Manila China and Japan The San Francisco Manila rate drops from 1 4 word to 80 cents China from 1 10 to 88 cents and Japan from 1 21 to 88 cents The China and Japan rates depend on proportional terminal charge cuts by respective governments Trade growth was cited to justify the cuts.
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NEW YORK
San Francisco
Philippines
China
Japan
Clarence H. Mackay
Postal telegraph commercial cable system
Manila
Mackay
America
Far East
Wilson Receives Law Degree at Louvain University
In the ruined Louvain library, the 1914 German destruction backdrop, President Wilson was awarded the degree of laws today by the University of Louvain.
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BRUSSELS
Louvain
Wilson
University of Louvain
Fight Receipts Reach $325000 in Toledo
In Toledo on June 20 promoter Tex Rickard announced 325000 in cash receipts on deposit, backing the Jens Willard versus Jack Dempsey heavyweight title decision in two weeks. Dempsey resumes training after a one day layoff due to a right eye cut. Willard and his sparring partners report heavy sessions and accumulated punishment.
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TOLEDO
Jens Willard
Jack Dempsey
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Willard
Swiss mobilize to shield Rhine frontier in peace accord tension
Geneva reports special military arrangements by the Swiss government for possible outcomes if the Germans decline to sign the peace treaty. Landwehr forces are being mobilized at Basel and Constance to guard the Rhine and northern frontier as Italian troops begin occupying Vorarlberg in Austria.
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GENEVA
landwehr
Basle
Constance
Rhine
Vorarlberg
Austria
National Watch as Hays Returns to Washington
Chairman Hays of the Republican National Committee returns to Washington for a month after touring the Middle West. He says the West remains focused on national questions, praising Congress for its work on efficiency and economy.
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WASHINGTON
Hays
Republican national committee
Middle West
West
congress
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