Mexican Rebel Army Near Juarez Threatens City
June 12 dispatches report General Angelus forces 16 miles east of Juarez and advancing toward the city. Fears rise as residents flee toward El Paso Texas while U S troops rush from Columbus New Mexico toward El Paso to bolster defense.
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Palmer seeks half million for anti anarchist drive
Attorney General Palmer asked Congress for a special half million dollar appropriation to fund the hunt for anarchists bomb throwers and enemies of law and order. He said recent violence and attempts at violence by individuals show the need for additional means to protect the public and enforce the law.
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Glass
Austrians Send Second Note on Diplomats in South America
Paris June 12 Dr Karl Renner head of the Austrian peace delegation has sent a second note to the peace conference seeking relief for Austrian diplomatic officials stranded in South America due to a lack of resources.
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Karl Renner
South Ameriae
Col House to England Tonight Amid Ireland Visit Doubt
Paris reports Col. House of the American peace delegation will sail for England tonight. He will not visit Ireland to investigate the BIUU Felu situation there, authorities say.
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Sinn Fein
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Paris Council Rejects Kolchak Government Recognition
The Paris council discussed today a reply to Admiral Kolchak head of the Russian government at Omsk. The message does not recognize Kolchak and its contents were not published. The discussion focused on the negotiation stance with the peace conference.
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Council of Four
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Kolchak
Communists to Proclaim Austrian Government Sunday
London reports a communist government to be proclaimed in Austria with promises of immediate success. Information from government circles suggests instruments show around forty percent of the Austrian army as Bolsheviki and a swift alliance with Hungarian communists is anticipated.
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Austria
Senate praised for asking treaty openness
London dispatch notes denouncement of secret negotiations at Paris and publication of the German treaty text. Commentary from London press criticizes President Wilson for secret diplomacy, noting open covenants openly arrived at became a misstep, with doubts about recovery of his position with Congress and the American people.
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Telegraphers Strike Not Crippling U S Business
Officials say nationwide telegraph strike has not crippled business. AP reports 18,000 operators on strike with New York brokers set to join. Western Union says traffic runs smoothly. only 166 of 40,000 absent yesterday. Electrical workers to join next week.
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Associated Press
Chicago, Il
J. Kennekamp
Commercial Telegraphers' Union
Atlantic City
Chicago
Konnenkamp
Western Union Telegraph Company
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HAILACAD OPERATORS RECEIVING NEW ORDERS
A June 12 order from President Manion of the Brotherhood of Railroad Telegraphers directs 80 000 operators across about thirty railroads to stop handling business for Western Union and Postal Telegraphs after 6 a m June 14 This is a major disruption in telegraph services for the rail network. Meanwhile a storm at Buckeye Lake damaged ripening grain and caused property losses including Utica and nearby areas.
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House vote on returning wires to private control
The Interstate Commerce Committee favorably reported a bill to return all telegraph and telephone lines and systems to private ownership immediately. The action was announced from Washington on June 12 with emphasis on reestablishing private control of communications networks.
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Lovee Interstate Commerce Committeo
Allied reply to Germans completed today in Paris
The allied reply to German counter-proposals is complete and ready for drafting. Agreements reached on principal points. Admission of Germany to the tongue of nations discussed but details not disclosed.
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Paris
Overland Plant to Open Monday
The Willow Overland Company plant, closed for weeks due to labor trouble, is now under federal jurisdiction and is set to reopen no later than Monday.
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Toledo
Willow Overland Company
Attempts to End Life Charles of Roumania
Crown Prince Charles of Roumania wounded in the leg by a bullet in Paris reports. The act follows pressure from the king to take a six month trip to Japan. Charles remains attached to his former wife Mile. Ceville Lambring despite her divorce.
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Knox resolution to oppose league of nations backed by committee
Washington June 12 The senate foreign relations committee recommended adoption of an amended Knox resolution opposing acceptance of the league of nations in line with the peace treaty terms. The panel struck out the clause declaring the United States would cooperate to remove menacing Europe when threatened.
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Knox
Senate
League of Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Europe
United States
Euch & Men New
Germans Prepare for Admange and Allied Withdrawal
The Paris reply to German counter proposals will reportedly refuse major changes to the treaty with a five day window for Germany to decide. Allies may grant minor concessions while keeping the burden intact. German material withdrawal east of the Rhine and civilian readiness for potential Allied advances are noted amid bolshevik concerns and European instability.
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Associated Press
Paris
Council of Four
Upper Silesia
Coblenz
Rhine
Gersmont
Labor 10 Support Electrical Workers Strike Resolution
The American Federation of Labor unanimously adopted a resolution backing the June 16 strike by electrical workers and telegraph operators nationwide. The federation also considers appointing a committee to pursue a new Mooney trial.
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Mooney
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Electrical Workers Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
Transport Graf Walderstee Saved From Sinking
New York June 12 The transport Graf Walderstee once a crack liner of the Hamburg American line was rammed last night by the steamer Redonda and beached shortly after 1 am today on Long Beach Long Island. The Patric ia rescued her and saved the crew from sinking in deep water.
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Hamburg- American Line
Redonda
Long Beach
Long Island
Patricia
Fire Island
Senate restores ratemaking powers to the Commission
The Senate without a record vote passed Senator Cummings bill amending the railroad control act to restore the rate making powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The measure now advances to the House for action.
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Associated Press
Banner
Washington
Senate
Cummings
House
Noske Says He Is Still Boss In Weimar
In Weimar on June 12 Minister of Defense Noske asserted the government remains in office and will persist to save the German people. He spoke to a Majority Socialists meeting amid criticism from radical members pressing Novice and Chancellor Scheidemann for the executive committee. Meanwhile at Brest on June 12 the first contingent of American troops from Archangel arrived aboard the Ozar, marking their repatriation. The 12th Infantry formed the detachment, with troops to Camp Pontanezan for a few days rest before sailing home Saturday or Sunday.
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