Canadian Labor Disruptionists Backed by State Federation
In Bellingham on June 19 the State Federation of Labor pledged full moral and financial support to Winnipeg Vancouver and other Canadian city strikers. J J Kavanaugh BC federation president chastised disorder at the convention while urging continued strikes against government interference by the Ottawa administration. He warned of hunger as the main enemy and appealed for funds to sustain the movement.
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State Federation of Labor
Winnipeg
Vancouver
J. J. Kavanaugh
British Columbia Federation
British Columbia Federation of Labor
Kavanaugh
Army
Kavaralige
Government of
Ottawa
A. R. Prevase
The
Spokane
Unity vs Bolshevism in Washington State Labor Fight
The Star editorial warns delegates at the Washington State Federation of Labor convention in Bellingham to seek unity within organized labor without compromising American principles. It opposes Bolshevism, stresses the movement must stay united and progressive, and pledges ongoing defense of labor through public support and honest press.
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Washington
the Star Today
Cain
State Federation of Labor
Star
The
Allies Completing War Preparations Near Front
Reports from Coblenz say American forces ready to move Tuesday morning if ordered by Marshal Foch. German units linger near the front but unlikely to block advance. Britain on war footing, R34 and R33 armed for Baltic coast patrols amid peace talks.
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Coblenz
United Press
Marshal Foch
London
Globe
Baltic
Selby
Heligoland
Kiel Canal
Copenhagen
Petrograd
Copenhagen Oi
Wilson
Sheriff Strings Grand Jury Probe Into Whisky Heist
Sheriff John Stringer and witnesses including Joseph and John Franz testified before a grand jury probing the disappearance of 64 quarts of whisky. Prosecutors pursued additional witnesses and packages as speculation swirled around county-city building events on June 4 and April 14.
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John Stringer
Stringer
Senrle
Sheriff Stringer
Grand Jury
Joseph
Franz
Winn & Russell
Railroad Ave. S
John Franz
Franz Brothers
Hensgen
Joseph Franz
Fred ©. Brown
Trial of Winnipeg Men Is Continued
The trial of ten labor leaders arrested on seditious conspiracy charges was continued to tomorrow. Strikers and Labor Minister Gideon Robertson were meeting to seek a possible settlement while streetcar service expanded to 18 cars and uniformed police directed traffic on main streets.
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Winnipeg
Man
United Press
Gideon Robertson
Todal
Mercury Climbs but Not Yet to Zenith in Seattle
The official weather forecaster warns of hotter days ahead for Seattle after a 74 degree high yesterday. Residents who complained about the heat are urged to prepare for a warmer spell with more sun expected Thursday and Friday.
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Mercury
Zenith
Sallehury
Beattie
Seattle
Referendum pressures Senate over League of Nations plan
Agitation for a national referendum on the league gathers pace in the Senate with Republicans like Borah Kenyon Norrix Reed and Gore now favouring a resolution. They support President Wilsons plan to tour the country announcing the coal of the world covenant, hoping for broad backing. A separate report recounts a fire at 612 Columbia Street damaging a frame apartment, with $1000 in damage and $250 loss to contents, insured for $7000. no one was insured and the fire department saved the building.
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Washington
League of Nations
Senate
Borah
Kenyon
Norrix
Reed
Gore
Wilpon
Columbia #1
Olaf Romming
Airmen patrol border as Villistas threaten northern Mexico
Five American airplanes patrolled 250 miles along the border from El Paso reporting a quiet situation. American troops reinforced Fabons with two companies of the 19th Infantry while air patrols and war game maneuvers proceeded under Major Edgar Tobin. Farther north, reports warned of a Villa Angeles split and possible reprisals against Americans in northern Mexico as political lines sharpened.
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el, Paso
Texas
Fl Paso
United States Infantry
Fort Pilies
Fort Bliss
el Paso
de Haviland
Villiatas
Edgar Tobin
FE Paso
Kelyfield
San Antonio
Felipe Angeles
Francisco Villa
Mexico
Chihuahua
Laredo
Pancho Villa
Villa
Americana
United States
Juarez
Pennsylvania Senate Advances Federal Suffrage Amendment
HMAMNMIBBURG Pa June 19 The senate of Pennsylvania today passed finally the federal suffrage amendment by a vote of 31 to 6.
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Hmamnmibburg
Senate of Pennsylvania
Washington
German peace delegation rejects revived treaty report
Weimar reports the German peace delegation unanimously rejects the revived peace treaty and has submitted the report to the cabinet. Chancellor Scheidemann told the peace committee that allies rejected the idea of a musical court of arbitration and warned of severe consequences for Germany while noting the nation endures hard times.
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Basle
United Press
Weimar
Frankfurter U
Scheidemann
Peace Committee
The
National Assembly
Ebert Plans to Resign Office in Germany Crisis
Berlin reports say President Ebert and his cabinet may resign as the national assembly dissolves amid fears of anarchy. Industrial leaders and Versailles representatives discuss peace terms, self rule, and future governance while German papers debate acceptance or rejection of terms.
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Berlin
Vonsische Zeitung
Ebert
National Assembly
Germany
Vossische Zeitung
Entente
Versailles
Weimar
Tageblatt
Taglische Rundschau
Austrians' Treaty Discussed Amid Financial and Frontline Tensions
Paris reports the big five planned to address Austrian finances and reparations. Officials warned of potential clashes as the Jugo-Slav advance toward Klagenfurt nears the Italian front near Vienna's railroad, with Carinthia's fate under review.
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Paris
Carinthia
Klagenfurt
Vienna
Ital Jane
Liberty Bonds Quoted With Varied Prices In New York
New York June 19 liberty bond quotations show first 4s at 94.80 and 4 8s at 94. Cret 44s quote 95.12, second 4m 394.94, third 44s 95.94, fourth 44s 04.00, Victory 2s at 100, Victory 2h at 9.
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New York
Victory
Italian Cabinet Resigns Amid Political Turmoil
The socialist group in Rome met to oppose the government’s foreign policy and to plan further action after their vote. Rumors circulated that Premier Orlando offered to resign to King Victor Emmanuel, but reports say the resignations were withdrawn. Vice Premier Villa’s resignation, due to illness, was accepted.
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Rome
Orlando
Victor Emmanuel
Villa
Belgians Salute President Wilson
Crowds cheered as President Wilson with King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrived in Brussels. The day’s schedule included a motor tour of devastated southern regions, lunch at the American legation, a parliamentary address, reception with the diplomatic corps, a visit to Louvain to meet Cardinal Mercier, and a banquet at the palace before returning to Paris.
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Brussels
Wilson
Paris
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Park Concerts Open Season at Seattle Parks
Seattle park concert season begins next Sunday with a 27 piece band at Woodland Park and an 18 piece group at Alki Beach. Shows run from 2 to 1 p.m. Week events include Volunteer Park Roosevelt Park and another park with dates and nightly scheduling TBA.
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Seattle's Park
Woodland Park
Alki Beach
Volunteer Park
Roosevelt Park
World eyes on Weimar amid peace treaty decision
From Paris June 19 world attention focuses on Weimar as German delegates debate signing the peace terms. Allies threaten a two-front move with British naval power and Foch directing forces from Luxemburg. Berlin and Weimar reports show cabinet split and assembly leaning toward signing while delegates oppose.
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ED L. Keen
United Prem Staff
Paris
Weimar
Germany
Foch
Luxemburg
Holland
Switzerland
Berlin
National Assembly
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