German cabinet resigns as Scheidemann government falls
Weimar dispatch confirms Scheidemann cabinet's resignation amid signals a new government led by Gustave Noske may form. Reports from Weimar and Paris tie the collapse to opposition to the peace terms and suggest Ebert’s presidency may also fall. The national assembly likely prepares to select a successor.
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Associated Press
Paris
Schaidemann
Germany
thdent
Weimar
Berlin
Scheidemann
yassure
Philipp Scheidemann
Gustave Noske
finance
Scheilmann
tia
Noske
Wbert
Herr Ebert
mely
Scheidemann-Ebert
fach
national assembly
German cabinet crisis deepens as signing faces split
Weimar reports a move to form a new German cabinet amid opposition to signing the peace treaty. Rizberger and Noske loom as successors to Thiermann with von Bernstorff to replace Brockdorff-Rantzau and go to Versailles. The peace vote hangs, with a divided national assembly and threats of a Berlin strike, while Noske and Scheidemann are discussed for leading roles.
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United Press
Weimar
Mathias Rizberger
stay Noske
theidemann
Count von Bernstorff
Brockdorff-Rantzau
Versailles
National assembly
ndt
Berlin
regnment
Essen
Ruhr
Comunista
Hamm
Sterkrade
German cabinet falls as peace treaty expected
United Press dispatches from London report Chancellor Scheidemann’s government toppled and a new cabinet likely to sign the peace treaty. Weimar sources suggest Gustave Take would become minister of war and head a cabinet pledged to ratify the treaty. the national assembly in session was expected to merely approve the cabinet’s move.
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Scheidemann
London tech
Weimar
Pesca commission
Gustavetske
Schaidemann
national assembly
ich
Affidavit Against Alderman Baumgartner Details Tanning Plant Tension
Elmer E. Pierce, a shipping department employee at Badger State Tanning Co, swears strikers blocked his path to work on June 19. He recounts Alderman Baumgartner urging him to go home and a special policeman assisting, while Pierce fears bodily harm and property destruction from ongoing picket actions at High avenue and Clara street near the Mallman saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Pierce
Badger State Tanning ‘Co
Alderman Baumgartner
Badger State Tanning Co
High avenue
Highth street
Highth
Clara avenue
Mallman
Joe Baumgartner
Fourth ward
Mr. Baumentman
Hinze Defends Remark on Special Police
Alderman H. F. Hinze issues a clarification regarding his comments on the appointment of special police during a strike in Sheboygan. He says some officers are respectable, disassociates his critique from soldiers, and reiterates his belief that nonresident officers contributed to the unrest. He notes the chief was absent to hear his full intent.
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special police
Sheboygan
Palica
ALDERMAN H, Fy HINZE
Alien attempts to purchase gun thwarted by police
An alien tried to buy an automatic revolver at a local hardware store but a clerk alerted Chief of Police Deline. The chief stressed no weapon should be sold to the man and vowed to safeguard the public by tracing all acts related to the incident.
Italy Premier Orlando resigns after secret-session rejection
United Press staff correspondent Rome June 19 The cabinet tendered its resignation to King Victor Emanuel after the chamber of deputies rejected a motion for a secret session to consider a vote of confidence. Orlando's lengthy address before the vote drew uproars and a hostile demonstration. He affirmed past wartime sacrifices and the peace conference gains but urged caution in debate as government announced future policy steps.
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United Presa
Rome
Orlando
Victor Emimanuel
chamber of deputies
chamber
Italy
Adriatic
r .Firat
tinas
Value of a strong personality told high graduates
The commencement program for the high school class of 1999 at the Opera House drew a large crowd. Acting Superintendent J. G. Walvoord presented diplomas to sixtyone graduates as Miss Anna Winds gave the salutatory and an opening musical. The speaker urged reconstruction after the war, praising France and Europe while stressing the need for turning from war to peace and addressing broader questions of rebuilding and global welfare.
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Opera House
elven
J. G. Walvoord
Anna Winds
nde tp
clas
Europe
America
Union Is Out With A Statement About Picket Duty
A public note quotes union guidance on peaceful picketing during a strike. It condemns non union workers who cluster for protection, asserts their equal access to work, and criticizes police interference while noting arrests and denied counsel for some strikers.
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Wisconsin
Woman Hurt As Motorcycle, Auto Collide Near St Clair
An accident at 4 p.m. Thursday at the corner of N Tenth Street and St Clair Avenue left Mrs. George Kraemer with a slight concussion. A. Trimberger’s car northbound on Tenth turned toward St Clair, the motorcycle sidecar ahead could not pass, causing the collision. Mrs Kraemer is expected to recover.
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George Kraemer
N. Tenth Street
Clair avenue
A. Trimberger
Trimberger
Tenth
St. Clair
Trim
Seven Strikers Arraigned in Crowded Court Room
Seven strikers are arraigned before a crowded municipal court. John Rudenchick, linked to Slovenian workers, faces charges for disturbing at the Eighth street and Clara avenue early morning. Two Austrian women, Clara Suscha and Mary Brager, are fined for stones and clashing with officers near the Badger tannery. The day featured a police roundup after a near riot, with Greek and Slovenian suspects fined for firearms and throwing stones, and another case of a man named Netoh facing charges related to resisting workers heading to the tannery.
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John Rudenchick
Eighth street
Clara avenue
Rudenchick
Badger State
Adam Trester
Meyer
Clara Sascha
Mary Brager
Rhode
Clara Suscha
Badger tannery
Jon Suscha
Trester
Susche
mand
John Meyer
alice
municipal court
palies
Tenth street
Georgia avenue
Peter Nickolotas
Sam Mathis
John Knoix
powea
aix
Jos Nehod
Netoh
Peter Wonergem
Edna Froemming
gding
American Hide & Leather Co
Froenming
Nehah
Nehob
Judes Moyer
Kassel as American Objective If War Resumes
From Coblens June 20 United Press reports the American army would target Kassel if war resumes. The force would advance on a 37 mile front with first and second divisions mobilized from Mottaubaur and Neu Wied and moving up the Lahr valley. The Fourth Division already re equipped for return while aides and signal corps concentrate. a high officer calls a whirlwind advance with little opposition until Kassel is reached.
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United Prean
Coblens
Germany
Kassel
Coblenz s
Berlin
army of occupation
Rhine
Motta’ baur
Neuwied
Lahr
Ehrenbreitstein
Ehar Mak ers at Manitowoc Saturday Back Sunday
Local note indicates Ehar Mak ers schedule events at Manitowoc this Saturday with returns planned Sunday. Details sparse but confirms two day engagement and venue lineage.
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