Defense Secretly Forred Charge By Graham Against Wilson
Congressman Graham accuses President Wilson of forming a secret government to draft war measures before entry into World War I. He cites seven council members, including Baruch Gompers and Willard, as secretly guiding policies and befriending big business.
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Strikers Attack Chicago Factory as Riot Squad Intervenes
Chicago saw a disturbance linked to a July 4 labor strike supporting Mooney and Billings. About 708 protesters faced 100 policemen outside a North Side factory, throwing stones and smashing windows. several arrests followed as only a small fraction of workers joined the strike.
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Mexico Would End Trouble
Mexico City envoy Ignacio Bonillas said he would go to Washington with full knowledge of the Mexican situation from President Carranza to refute wild U.S. stories about Mexican conditions. He stated his instructions aim to remove causes of misunderstanding and foster an era of good feeling between the United States and Mexico.
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Washington
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Soldiers Stage Melee in Harbin over Taxi Fare
In Harbin Manchuria Chinese soldiers and Russian militia clashed after a Russian passenger demanding to pay with Siberian money was arrested by Chinese authorities. A Russian police inspector and two Chinese soldiers were killed before officials restored quiet.
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Dublin Proclamation bans Sinn Fein groups in Tippeary
A proclamation issued from Dublin Castle declares allied Sinn Fein organizations and Irish Volunteers in County Tipperary as unlawful associations under martial authority.
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Wilson Delivers Peace Treaty and League Vision to Senate
President Wilson presents the Versailles peace treaty and the League of Nations to the Senate in a pivotal address. He argues for ratification without changes, outlines the war’s purpose and America’s role, and stresses a lasting global order through a united international council.
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